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Scribble R · 2011.06.21, 07:17 AM

Yeah, I don't think a love for KSK equates to a love for MM/SS. Putting EMF/Shiina politics aside for a moment, I'd have recommended Adult (if Curious Thing hadn't already heard it) as it's like...vanilla KSK or something.

I recommend Shuraba single and Ringo no Uta

The Most Curious Thing · 2011.06.21, 08:13 AM

Originally Posted by Scribble R

Yeah, I don't think a love for KSK equates to a love for MM/SS. Putting EMF/Shiina politics aside for a moment, I'd have recommended Adult (if Curious Thing hadn't already heard it) as it's like...vanilla KSK or something.

I recommend Shuraba single and Ringo no Uta

Yeah, I've been listening to Tokyo Jihen for about a year and have heard all of their albums/singles. It was just -- I don't know, ignorance? -- that I hadn't listened to any of Shiina's solo material. I think "vanilla KSK" is a perfect way to describe Adult.

Carlx · 2011.06.21, 09:57 AM

Originally Posted by W3iHong

Don't skip the songs. I used to always skip soretsu but one day I decided to give it a go. I hate myself for skipping it for 2 years.

How did you do to skip Souretsu being this the last track of the album?

Glathannus · 2011.06.21, 10:01 AM

Well, depending upon which release he's been listening to, he could've skipped to Ichijiku no Hana, or he could've skipped to Mayonaka wa Junketsu.

Carlx · 2011.06.21, 10:17 AM

Skipping those tracks should be a must: the silence right after the end of Souretsu is a precious moment just to ruin it with such impunity. I'm struggling to think of something more off-putting than that.

By the way, which releases include Ichijiku no Hana and Mayonaka wa Junketsu as additional tracks? I only know of STEM as a bonus track in the MoRA release.

Glathannus · 2011.06.21, 10:24 AM

Oops. I meant STEM. In MoRA, Mayonaka wa Junketsu got tacked onto the end of Shouso Strip instead.

Ichijiku no Hana is a bonus track on the KZK vinyl. Back then, the song was all mysterious and obscure because the only CD it existed on, was a copy-protected bonus CD for Baishou Ecstasy. It was also on Seteiki Healing Vol. 3, but back then hardly anyone knew how to rip DVDs (especially not the audio on its own), so in the file-sharing world it was still a very obscure song for awhile.

TurtleFu · 2011.06.21, 10:26 AM

Ichijiku no Hana is at the end of the Vinyl Release

For MoRA, Mayonaka is after Shouso Strip, and Stem is after KZK

hoopra · 2011.06.21, 10:48 AM

i remember i created an account after experiencing dynamite out, it took a long while before i started to listen to anything else other than that, then listened to kzk all through out fall and winter, love the ishiki continatuation from okonomide

Scribble R · 2011.06.21, 12:15 PM

My listening order. Morphine and Mayonaka Junketsu, then KZK, then Adult, then Shouso Strip, then Variety, then Muzai Moratorium, then Kyouiku.

Tokyo Jihad · 2011.06.21, 12:25 PM

Listened chronologically.

Logic: First album is better 75% of the time.

2011.06.21, 10:01 AM	#24
Glathannus True Final Boss Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: United States Posts: 2,423	Well, depending upon which release he's been listening to, he could've skipped to Ichijiku no Hana, or he could've skipped to Mayonaka wa Junketsu. __________________ You know Tokyo Jihen is a supergroup, when you can't blame most of the members for wanting to pursue other projects.

2011.06.21, 10:24 AM	#26
Glathannus True Final Boss Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: United States Posts: 2,423	Oops. I meant STEM. In MoRA, Mayonaka wa Junketsu got tacked onto the end of Shouso Strip instead. Ichijiku no Hana is a bonus track on the KZK vinyl. Back then, the song was all mysterious and obscure because the only CD it existed on, was a copy-protected bonus CD for Baishou Ecstasy. It was also on Seteiki Healing Vol. 3, but back then hardly anyone knew how to rip DVDs (especially not the audio on its own), so in the file-sharing world it was still a very obscure song for awhile. __________________ You know Tokyo Jihen is a supergroup, when you can't blame most of the members for wanting to pursue other projects.

2011.06.21, 12:25 PM	#30
Tokyo Jihad Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: San Antonio! Hoody Hoo Posts: 4,868	Listened chronologically. Logic: First album is better 75% of the time. __________________ "Jihad is the soul of EMF"--Lena

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2011.06.21, 07:17 AM	#21
Scribble R Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 2,392	Yeah, I don't think a love for KSK equates to a love for MM/SS. Putting EMF/Shiina politics aside for a moment, I'd have recommended Adult (if Curious Thing hadn't already heard it) as it's like...vanilla KSK or something. I recommend Shuraba single and Ringo no Uta

2011.06.21, 10:17 AM	#25
Carlx Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Posts: 429	Skipping those tracks should be a must: the silence right after the end of Souretsu is a precious moment just to ruin it with such impunity. I'm struggling to think of something more off-putting than that. By the way, which releases include Ichijiku no Hana and Mayonaka wa Junketsu as additional tracks? I only know of STEM as a bonus track in the MoRA release.

2011.06.21, 10:26 AM	#27
TurtleFu Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Honolulu Posts: 1,592	Ichijiku no Hana is at the end of the Vinyl Release For MoRA, Mayonaka is after Shouso Strip, and Stem is after KZK

2011.06.21, 10:48 AM	#28
hoopra Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 297	i remember i created an account after experiencing dynamite out, it took a long while before i started to listen to anything else other than that, then listened to kzk all through out fall and winter, love the ishiki continatuation from okonomide

2011.06.21, 12:15 PM	#29
Scribble R Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 2,392	My listening order. Morphine and Mayonaka Junketsu, then KZK, then Adult, then Shouso Strip, then Variety, then Muzai Moratorium, then Kyouiku.