I really like this song, it doesn't have a single of its own. So it's part of an album. This song was used for the end credits of a Korean film called [Apartment] (?). Something like that anyways. That film seems really wacked, almost as weird but maybe scary as the English horror movie called [Quarantine] I think. The one where the women reporter and her camera crew are doing some sort of interview with firefighters. Suddenly they get called to this apartment building because of something and they find that it is a disease. First the dog of this one family starts attacking them, then the girl that owned the dog starts doing the same. Soon everybody that was attacked, but lived, all ended up going psychotic and all of that good horror movie stuff.
ANYWAYS!!!! (Waaaaay to easy to get off topic some days!)
So yeah, Chidzuru is slow, but it has A LOT of feeling to it, even without understanding the lyrics. GazettE really does do a good job of getting emotion through all their songs. I like the 'original' version of the PV better. (I call it 'original' because TECHNICALLY it came out after the PV with clips from the movie...).
Here, judge for yourself which video is better:
Korean Horror movie "Apartment" opening
Original version with nothing related to the movie
Like i've said before, both PVs are pretty good... but the original one is better in my opinion. Anyways, support Gazette, they have been on the VK scene for a very long time. And I feel that they have just gotten better with age, maturity, and still keep a sense of their roots long after their first major single.
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| Hyena Audio Impression [CD] |
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| Stacked Rubbish Regular Edition [CD] |
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| Film Bug II [DVD] |
またねぇ！！
アマンダ
