Customer Reviews

Kami's Memorial Box

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This is a wonderful tribute to the Butterfly, Kami. The first song is an introduction from their new album, Bara no Seidou, expressing their emotions over Kami. The second and third, compositions that Kami left behind after he passed on. The former being a mournful violin, the latter being a nice upbeat song saying "Look to the Future"

May the Butterfly Angel forever flutter in our hearts,

Allen-Chan

This album is simply great, when I bought I stared at the box for about half an hour, I couldn't believe what I had in my hands...

Everything in this album is perfect, the music, the art, the videos, everything! When I was watching the videos I cried so much, thinking about poor Kami that fate conspired against him. Poor Kami...may he rest in peace. I love the music, but the problem is that it's actually very short. the CD has 3 songs, which lasts for about 12 minutes in total. I mean, I really don't mind, since MM is my favourite band, but for others paying $40 for this will be too much. I suggest that if you're starting to listen to MM you should get the "Merveilles" album first. The videos are clips from concerts performed by the band, but the problem is that while you watch the videos you hear the same music as the ones in the CD, kind of a dissapointment, I wanted different songs, but I really don't mind, I'm really happy with this purchase, but then again, FANS ONLY.

This is so beautiful. The box is nice and simple. Inside is the CD and VHS. Short, simple, sweet and sad. This is a great buy and you should puchase it if you're a fan of Malice Mizer or Visual Kei in general. The music on the CD is stunning, and the video is a wonderful collection of moments in Malice Mizer. It is a great way to remember the butterfly in our hearts.

I didn't buy this from here, but I have the item. And like said before I stared at the box and hugged it when I got it for such a long time. It is short, and doesn't have much in it. But the sentimental value and the thought is so amazing. It's definetly worth it for a MM fan. But I agree that for a new fan looking towards another album would be wiser.