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Re: http://jrocknyc.tumblr.com/post/9252141605

Asari — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 13:34:55 -0000

And this little one likes to hang around in your intestines
http://plpnemweb.ucdavis.ed...
It's ancylostoma duodenale ^^
Hookworm :3

Re: http://jrocknyc.tumblr.com/post/8556763358

Asari — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 03:50:37 -0000

Of course we did :P
May I ask which font was used cause I really like it :D
It's clean, serious and makes a good impact :)

Re: http://jrocknyc.tumblr.com/post/8224309004

Asari — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 02:42:17 -0000

It's your own fault tumblr is throwing rows and rows of stuff you have no interest in. Would you follow a tumblr filled with explict medical gore or ,on contrast, cutesy handmade doll or yaoi fanfiction just BECAUSE THEY FOLLOW YOU? Politeness will bring you only a mass of useless post that will overshadow the posts you actually have an interest in.
I am pretty sure you can be polite to your followers in a way other than following them back. I know you just want to be nice to your readers, but this isn't really going to your advantage

Re: jrocknyc: review: gazette | "vortex" (2011)

Asari — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:37:14 -0000

*autofacepalm*
Need to stop speed reading everything T-T

Re: jrocknyc: review: gazette | "vortex" (2011)

Asari — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 11:13:13 -0000

You're missing one song: BREAK ME

Agree with the majority said, except the fact that the band does have it's effect on me.
As for the solo project discussion I don't think they'll go that direction: even though they're pretty amazing all together, individually they don't have what it takes for a solo project. Hardcore individuals go solo and the GazettE members don't have that much individuality to go solo.

Re: jrocknyc: 'Tabbed with Bloody Daggers

Asari — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 16:08:50 -0000

If I had official band scores I wouldn't really get rid of them. I know that they may not be 100% accurate but they're pretty close to that. Ig I were to choose from two tabs one being from the score and one being tabbed by someone else, I'd go for the score. But that doesn't mean I'd ignore unofficial tabs, just that I think learning a song by the score (unless the score is horridly inaccurate) makes a good base for figuring out the song. A lot of these inofficial tabs do range in quality from note-down-perfect to inaccurate. I am an accuracy freak so that is how I fell about scores vs fan-tabs. Naturally I will sieze a fan-tabbed tab for a song that I can't find an official score tab.

Oh and an iPhone/touch/whatever tip!
Guitar Pro has an official tab reader app that reads all Guitar Pro formats (even the recent one) and reproduces them in excellent quality and manner. I have it and I love the fact that I don't have to turn in my PC everytime I want to play a song by the tab. It can also sync with the tabs you have on PC. So if you are interested :3

Re: jrocknyc: 金色アゲハ蝶 :: ROCK & READ #033 the GazettE - Ruki Interview [Translation 1/4]

Asari — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 12:28:52 -0000

I've read the whole interview and there are definitely a lot of insightful and interesting bits and pieces and, yes, Ruki is a lot smarter than people think. I recommend that you read it whole Go.
But I have a feel that he isn't saying a lot of things and that they aren't so problem free in regards to their popularity and they way people treat them and other bands as Visual kei

Re: jrocknyc: What'd Ya Gets?

Asari — Mon, 27 Dec 2010 01:47:38 -0000

I got a lot of girly stuff like clothes, makeup, jewelry and similar.
:3 I am very happy with what I've got, cause I've really asked for nothing xD

My mom got an iPhone 4G xD
Now all of my family has got an iPhone :D

Hey Go which cool games for Wii do you reccomend?
I've got Wii sports resort and Wii fit so I am (we are) looking for some more fun multiplayer oriented Wii games :)

Re: Yoshiki Diganosed with Yet Another Malady: Hyperthyroidism

Asari — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 09:19:34 -0000

If the bands reject you because of your looks than don't even bother with them because they care more about the looks than the potentially awesome music they could make. I hate shallowness and superficiality >:O

No endocrine disorder is easy because hormones target a lot of tissue and unfortunately thyroid hormones target virtually all cells in the body.

The best would be to stick to your meds as awful as they are they're here to help. Also try to watch out on your cholesterol levels because hypothyroidism does tend to elevate them and that can lead to other very unwanted problems like atherosclerosis etc..

Other than that I hope you will get better with your treatment :D

Re: Yoshiki Diganosed with Yet Another Malady: Hyperthyroidism

Asari — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 03:20:17 -0000

Bitch of a disease that's for sure. Wouldn't want it for anybody, even Yoshiki. I've learned about hyperthyroidism and I have seen it and it isn't really a disease to be ignored, it can lead to death also if left untreated/extreme.
One of the characteristic symptoms of the diseas is also exopthalmos or protusion of the eyes, alongsides strong weight loss, nervousness, increased heart rate and blood pressure, intolerance of heat etc...

Re: I predict Gazette will kaisan/hiatus-ize within two years

Asari — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 10:23:41 -0000

Let me just say a few things...
Have you ever thought that maybe the fans that "bitch" about their music and don't uncoditionally accept every their release might maybe love and respect the band more than you?
Maybe some of these "haters" had only their music when they seemed to have nothing else? Maybe some of this "immature in mind" were relieved of their most painful feelings and thought and were given hope for better when they listened to their music, to the honesty and rawness of feelings they've found in their songs.

Just because they're expressing their criticism, worries, displease and don't unconditionally accept each and every song/thing the GazettE makes them worser and unworthier fans?

I don't care what the band says, I don't care what they say in the interviews, I don't care what they look like, I don't care what their personalities are, I don't care how their fans are and I hate most of them because they're all superficial to their music.
I don't care about any of that as long as it doesn't affect their music and then it affects me and becomes my matter. Because their music speaks to me, it resonates with me, it relieves me and purifies me of my feelings I can't control or express. It made me a better person. That all thanks to that rawness and honesty I've found in their songs, the exact rawness and honesty they are losing now because they are making compromises to the fans, to their label, to their popularity, pointlessly trying to appeal to as many people as they can. Ruki said in a song (if we have to do it lyrics way) that nobody can be saved with a lie, but nowadays they seem to be a lie themselves, presenting themselves as something else, while their songs tell a different story. I wonder how many lives they plan to save with Shiver or RED?
These songs are not joy, but pain to me. Painful compromises, painful imitations, painful abuses of memories and feelings they've given us with their songs that had honesty. And not to mention naming their tour Nameless Liberty is disrespectful and abusing to the memories of everybody who knew what the true Namless Liberty stood for and how it sounded.

I hate what they're becoming and why they're becoming that.
I hate their company for promoting that.
I hate their fans for making them what they're now and for encouraging them in that.

Bottom line:
I'd rather see them disband with the small dignity they still have than to see them turn into a lie, see them lose themselves and in the end be forgotten.

Whatever happens I will be forever thankful for what they've done for me.
And you? Will you love them until you die or one day wake up and realize that you don't feel anything for them. Answer that to yourself.

Re: To Regain Video Game Lead, Japan Looks to West

Asari — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 13:22:11 -0000

I can't remember a single non-Japanese game I'd love to death.
Metal Gear is Japanese, even though the greatest fanboys come from the "West". It's pretty popular :D
What about Pro Evolution Soccer isn't that popular too?
Or Gran Turismo? Those are all pretty sucessful Japanese games that don't require you to be an Otaku/Japanophile in other to like them (unlike the majority of others, like RPG's)

Re: I predict Gazette will kaisan/hiatus-ize within two years

Asari — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 02:47:11 -0000

Dir en grey play older songs that suit their current style of expression and some of them are being redone to actually fit their style more. As for the fans you've repeated the same thing I mentioned ( losing fans with change and then getting more after coming back while proving what anexcellent band they are).

As for DIM...
The whole thing can be summed down to the A-side/B-side relation which goes practically for all major PSC bands. It is to make the A-side of a single or the main album promoting song (basically all sings that get a PV) an extremly sureshot, a slight variation of the song type that had the most commercial success. Pick any post 2008 GazettE/ alice nine/ kagrra song that got a PV and compare it with the rest and you'll see that they're all playing on the same ground. Why didn't they make a PV for 13STAIRS[-]1, Nakigahara or maybe DIM SCENE? I bet they would make excellent PV's. So what's the problem?
These songs don't sell albums. And that I mean to the random listener which is not a die hard GazettE fan, the one who is just familiar with their songs he hears on the radio/sees on the TV. These are the people that will bring in the most extra cash, not the true fans. And you sell that by using the winning formula, by putting as less risk possible and gaining as much profit out of it.
It's horrible and wrong for a fan such as me or you but I know that you are aware of how PSC "milks" their artists out.
The B-sides, on the other hand, provide a musical "escape route" since they aren't the ones that directly sell the release and therefor the band has got a lot more freedom to do the music they want and not the music they're demanded to do. That's the story of DIM.
Unfortunately, the bigger the band gets, the narrower the escape routes are and the greater the security factor (read: less original) is with the A-sides.

It may seem as though I am bashing GazettE for giving in to such a thing or that I dislike them, but I love them more than people can imagine and I worry for their integrity as musicians and hate the way they're treated. I'd do anything to help them get out of that vicious circle if I could.

Re: the stereotypes that are associated with the word ‘game’ and the incompatibility of that with the word ‘Iraq.’

Asari — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 06:25:32 -0000

I think that the greatest problem with war-based videogames and FPS is the fact they somehow "reward" killing. Wanna go to the next level? Kill as many as you can, sniper the enemy, bomb the enemy, kill as much in as less time etc... It's shoot to pass or get shot and fail. Of course it all virtual imaginary characters and bunch of polygons that are your targets, but still.

Rare are the games that present killing as something that will downrank you rather than lift up your rank.
One of them is my favorite game Metal Gear Solid by Konami.
For the highest rankings you have to have no kills. Basically you can pass the game without killing anyone. You can either avoid the enemy or put the to sleep with a tranquilizer gun. I like that kind of approach, it kinda trains you to think strategically different. Sure I'd be a hell lot easier if I just go Rambo on their asses with a machine gun, but it wouldn't make me feel good about it. I am against killing of all kinds, even in videogames.
Even thoug the enemy is virtual I always think about their lives, their names, if they have a family or not. I know it shounds silly but I really do feel so.
Unfortunately not all players share that sensibility.

Re: I predict Gazette will kaisan/hiatus-ize within two years

Asari — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 14:19:43 -0000

But Dir en grey's management is a totally different story compared to the GazettE ones. Dir en grey literally jumped from the VK wagon. They've changed their style, refused to play old songs, despised fans who loved them as a VK band and lost a whole bunch of them thank to the fact that they weren't visually attractive anymore. It was quite a risk but it was worth it. They've proved that they were better than others have seen them and they've gaind independence in music making some bands can only dream of. And they're gaining popuparity becase of their strong music which is breaking the stereotypes enveloped around them. Their music does the business, nit the image. It's not all black and white for them, but people repect them.
PSC doesn't do risks. Ever. Only the B-sides provide some space for risks. But people buy singles for their A-sides.

Re: I predict Gazette will kaisan/hiatus-ize within two years

Asari — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 11:30:08 -0000

Metal what...? Where did Uruha said that o.o"
They would be a metal band only if they disband as GazettE and reform as some other band but as GazettE I hardly doubt it. Their managment won't let them, unless all of a sudden metal has reached in Japan the commercial popularity of radio friendly rock. And we know it isn't so.

Re: I predict Gazette will kaisan/hiatus-ize within two years

Asari — Sun, 12 Sep 2010 12:17:29 -0000

I die a little bit more inside with every recycled, same-shit-different-package song they make and I feel so tired trying to find a reason to defend their newest output and re-telling the whole OMG PSC CONSPIRATION THEORY over and over again.
For me a band that used to relieve me from frustration is now becoming my source of mild frustration.

Re: review: despairs ray | "monsters" (2010)

Asari — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 09:54:23 -0000

I agree. I have heard waaay worse and undefined than this. This album isn't bad seen in a technical and compositional aspect, but that still doesn't mean it's good. I didn't like it, doesn't really suit my taste and there wasn't a song that blew me off from the very first listen. All of their albums had great songs, but these aren't that great, not because they're a bit off the track D'espairsRay is usually going, but they simply don't have that certain "something" that D'espairsRay songs have.

Re: Daisuke (kagerou, the studs) Dead

Asari — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 03:03:36 -0000

Makes me seriously wanna go to Japan after graduation and beat the crap out of every Visual kei dude who is irresponsible according to his health and force them to do extreme health check ups! I would be known as Asari the Visual Kei Doctor Queen
I wish people would educate themselves about health, especially if they have health issues. Prevention is always better than treatment and it takes only so little to fuck your health up and cross the border over to eternal sleep.

Re: review: despairs ray | "death point" PV

Asari — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 15:14:47 -0000

These day I was listening to their songs Oboro no tsuki and Murder Freaks and others and though just how badass, powerful and dark they sounded and how every single note was set to perfection.
~~And then I hear this forgettable something... and want to take those water bottles and use it as a clyster on them.~~
Ah damn, guess I'm pretty much heavily stuck onto D'espas old style and mood. This song simply doesn't go with me and I dislike the chorus.

Re: Daisuke (kagerou, the studs) Dead

Asari — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:01:38 -0000

I am shocked, but I knew that he had cardiac issues (I don't know how severe, but since he had it as a child I guess it) and I am glad and happy that he lived this long and has achieved what he has achieved and left an impression on so many people.
I liked both Kagerou and the studs. Sure they weren't my favorite bands, but some of their songs left an impression on me and really were there for me when I needed them.
So for that I am grateful to Daisuke and his contribution to that music. I am glad he was alive to make it all happen.

May he have his peace.

Re: Of Dumps So Dull and Heavy

Asari — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 02:10:03 -0000

THAT IS SHUU! GAROGAMESH HAVEN'T CHANGED THEIR BASSIST. :<
And yes he is a bit prettier now :3, but I kinda always liked his looks even though he was/is "irredeemably ugly" as you said. I think he is charming :3

In short:
Shiver - DISlike it but I feel it will grow on me because it's a mesh of parts of GazettE songs I like a lot. Of course It's still no excuse to like it because of that, cause same things in different context aren't the same, but here it works somehow. I'll take it as an easygoing summer tune to sing when I'm cleaning up my room, getting dressed, making coffee, being bored, etc...
WAITING FOR THE B-SIDES!

Girugämesh - *sad sob*. Hate their plastic WE'RE LIKE A BOYBAND BUT WE MAKE HEAVY ROCK MUSIC feel T^T

Re: Of Dumps So Dull and Heavy

Asari — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 01:58:12 -0000

Not fans, FANGIRLS!!!!!!
Actual fans have a somewhat capability to think rational and (ZOMG!) critical towards the music their favorite artist makes and basically anything about the artist. FANGIRLS don't because they "love" the artist unconditionally and give almost no thought to music, just the looks maybe. And when you have a lot of thoughtless fangirls in your fanbase + your on a label which basically exploits artist to the maximum = sureshot, repetitive and similar songs by the artist.
We can all bitch about it, but we're not the ones who are going to buy all versions of all singles even if there are 10 VERSIONS!
FANGIRLS are the ones bringing the cash and they're the ones this indignant exploitation is aimed at.
And single A sides are the one that always end up the same, while the B-sides are the ones where you can smuggle creative freedom. So I ain't saying anything about these singles until I hear the B-sides.

Re: It was seven years ago... on a night just like this...

Asari — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 12:28:22 -0000

These T-shirts made Dir en grey rise full 10 points on my scale of awesomeness :D
Can you tell me who is who on the Star Wars inspired T-shirt, I can't really make out?
BUT GOD DAMN THIS SHIRTS ARE AWESOME AND I WONDER WHY HAVEN'T YOU ALREADY FRAMED THEM IN SOLID GOLD FRAMES AND PUT IN AIR TIGHT GALLERY?

Re: Ey, vot boyepripasi, zabyrai...

Asari — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 03:01:35 -0000

CROATIAN VERSIONS IF YOU STUMBLE UPON SOME ANGRY CROATS!

Pazi kuda pališ, majku ti tvoju!
Evo ti municija, uzmi!
Nemoj streljat svoje!
Meta alfa uhvaćena, odličan posao!
Vidim marince, prijam!
Evo ti municija.
Zora 2, mi smo zarobili oba cilja u ovom sektoru i spremni smo ići prema sljedećem cilju. Kraj veze
Zamijećen laki tenk protivnika, prijam!
Mijenjam municiju(?), pokrivaj me! (?)
Napadaj poziciju!
Koristim indikator pokreta.
Zamijećen protivnički helikopter.
(okay arm as in weapon (then it's oružje)? O.O? trigger? (then it's okidač)) aktiviran, nazad!
(arm????) spreman, povlačenje!
Zahvatili smo cilj bravo, naprijed!

For fun's sake :3