Once upon a time I used to be able to play most of this song on the guitar. Some of the solos and arpeggios are fiendishly difficult, but it’s such a cool song that my teenage self couldn’t help...
Once upon a time I used to be able to play most of this song on the guitar. Some of the solos and arpeggios are fiendishly difficult, but it’s such a cool song that my teenage self couldn’t help but try. Thanks for letting me relive those days!
Is X the band where the characters are cartoon crows or something? My friend's Japanese obsessed sister listened to them back in the day. Looking forward to listening later.
Is X the band where the characters are cartoon crows or something? My friend's Japanese obsessed sister listened to them back in the day. Looking forward to listening later.
X, later renamed to X Japan, has a look that might be called glam metal or early visual kei, but they're all real people -- no animal or cartoon characters.
X, later renamed to X Japan, has a look that might be called glam metal or early visual kei, but they're all real people -- no animal or cartoon characters.
It's a great song, although I prefer the version with a shortened piano solo. I understand the effect they're going for with the chaotic piano, but it goes on just a bit too long for me.
It's a great song, although I prefer the version with a shortened piano solo. I understand the effect they're going for with the chaotic piano, but it goes on just a bit too long for me.
Oh man, this is my favorite song too. I sometimes sit down just to listen to it through to the end and bask in the experience. It makes me wish I had a bit more artistic skills because I think you...
Oh man, this is my favorite song too. I sometimes sit down just to listen to it through to the end and bask in the experience. It makes me wish I had a bit more artistic skills because I think you could elevate the work a bit further with a well paired video experience.
The only other musical experience that I feel comes close is the album The Human Equation, by Ayreon. It's about a man who enters a coma while being forced to confront his emotions and memories over the course of 20 days. Each song is a different day. Art of Life is my favorite song but The Human Equation is my favorite album.
One of the greatest songs ever written. I discovered it circa 2003, and can't believe I've never shared it here.
Once upon a time I used to be able to play most of this song on the guitar. Some of the solos and arpeggios are fiendishly difficult, but it’s such a cool song that my teenage self couldn’t help but try. Thanks for letting me relive those days!
Is X the band where the characters are cartoon crows or something? My friend's Japanese obsessed sister listened to them back in the day. Looking forward to listening later.
X, later renamed to X Japan, has a look that might be called glam metal or early visual kei, but they're all real people -- no animal or cartoon characters.
It's a great song, although I prefer the version with a shortened piano solo. I understand the effect they're going for with the chaotic piano, but it goes on just a bit too long for me.
Oh man, this is my favorite song too. I sometimes sit down just to listen to it through to the end and bask in the experience. It makes me wish I had a bit more artistic skills because I think you could elevate the work a bit further with a well paired video experience.
The only other musical experience that I feel comes close is the album The Human Equation, by Ayreon. It's about a man who enters a coma while being forced to confront his emotions and memories over the course of 20 days. Each song is a different day. Art of Life is my favorite song but The Human Equation is my favorite album.