Customer Reviews

New World

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

If you're into J-music, then you have to listen to Do As Infinity (or DAI). Their music may bore you while first listening to it, but after time, you'll love it! Even though you may not understand Japanese, the rhythms will still get to you. This cd is recommended for all those into rock/punk/alternative whether it be J-music or otherwise. Hey, it even has an English track, if any of you are wondering. Although, the only reason why I give this product a four is because there weren't enough songs on the cd (11 + a bonus Yesterday and Today orchestrated version).

My first DAI song was Tooku Made, the one that was on Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. From that instant, I was in love with the band.

First off, don't get me wrong. You don't have to be a weird anti-social person to enjoy music from other lands. I'm a pure American country-boy. I was raised on the music, and still enjoy it. But I also LOVE DAI!

Sure, you may not understand the words. I don't know a single word of Japanese, (Though I plan to) it's the music itself that grabs you.

Get DAI. You'll love it.

This is a great album for any one who likes J-Rock and is a must buy for any Do As Infinity fans. This is the bands second album and like their first album this one ROCKS!!!! Songs like New World, Snail, and Summer Days are just some of the songs that become favorites. Those who don't know about Do As Infinity will find that Dai Nagao, who is one of the members also composed for great hits with some J-pop artist like Hitomi and my personal favorite Ayumi Hamasaki. The vocals of Van Tomiko,the guitar of Ryo Owatari, and the composeing of Dai will make you a fan of
Do As Infinity.

WOW!!!! This cd is freakin awsome. I bought it thinking i wasnt gonna like any of the songs, but as soon as i popped it into my cd player, it was like bam! The songs are so....uh i dunno but they rock especially WE ARE, 135, and DESIRE

The second album of the band. My favourite song so far is "summer days" partly because it's english and the lyrics is very cool and not to mention the music too. It rocks. The orchestra version of Yesterday & Today wasn't very good. I meant there's lots of rooms for improvement.