
*Artist: Seikima-II
*Album: Move
*Year: 1998
*Genre: Heavy Metal
*Country: Japan

*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 100MB
Tracklist:
1. Egao No Mama De
2. Masquerade
3. Scandalous na Kizuna
4. Sora no Shizuku
5. Sakura Chitte Sakura Saite
6. Mukan no Teiou -Emperor Without A Crown-
7. Otona Yametaiwa
8. A Fake of Myself
9. Jinsei Game
10. Still Alive
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Total playing time: 50:54
Extended info
After the release of their successful album "News", Seikima-II liked their new musical approach. They decided that it was time to insert some new elements into their music, making it more accesible, while maintaining their true identity.
"Move" does just that. It is an album that does heavy use of keyboards and synths, giving the album a more "electronic" and "21st century" feeling (no electronic music crap, just heavy use of keyboards and synths). Their supporting keyboard member, Yuuichi Matsuzaki, had a major role on the arrangement of "Move". The album contains many great songs like "Masquerade", "Sora no Shizuku" and "Jinsei Game". "Jinsei Game" is probably the only Seikima-II song that does not have a guitar solo. Instead, it has a keyboard solo. Of course, that doesn't mean that the band "sold their souls". For some, "Move" is one of Seikima-II's greatest albums. It just may not appeal to "hardcore" traditional heavy metal fans. It's definitely worth a try.
"Move" does just that. It is an album that does heavy use of keyboards and synths, giving the album a more "electronic" and "21st century" feeling (no electronic music crap, just heavy use of keyboards and synths). Their supporting keyboard member, Yuuichi Matsuzaki, had a major role on the arrangement of "Move". The album contains many great songs like "Masquerade", "Sora no Shizuku" and "Jinsei Game". "Jinsei Game" is probably the only Seikima-II song that does not have a guitar solo. Instead, it has a keyboard solo. Of course, that doesn't mean that the band "sold their souls". For some, "Move" is one of Seikima-II's greatest albums. It just may not appeal to "hardcore" traditional heavy metal fans. It's definitely worth a try.
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