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i suspect this is the problem with most people.Taku wrote:I don't think Mana's compositions decreased, I just don't like Moi dix Mois as much as I used to.
i suspect this is the problem with most people.Taku wrote:I don't think Mana's compositions decreased, I just don't like Moi dix Mois as much as I used to.
I agree with this post in the now closed Aesthetics thread:Nocturne wrote:But like others said, it sounds too similar. When I listen to the band by each separate song, I like it, but it gets hard for me to listen to too many songs in a row now. Which wasnt the case when they first came out.
Not that I don't love DI. My favourite songs are spread all over M10M's albums, including DI, and when it first came out I listened to it non-stop for months. But I find it hard to understand that people hold it up as an example for variety when it only had hard fast guitar driven songs, except for Solitude.adonis wrote:It's quite intersting to see that people are bored to hear the same kind of songs and would prefer albums like Dix Infernal, which was actually the repetitive album of the band.
I am convinced Mana still compose marvellous songs with great melodies now. And even, for me, maybe better and better. But I think that Garnet in the Eden is right. A lot of people don't like MdM as much as they used to. It's normal that the tastes of people change, especially during the adolescence and the twenty. In fact, maybe, it's a luck for me that I discovered MM when I was already in my mid-thirties and more for MdM. Thus, I'll still love MdM for years and years and years ...Camuflagem wrote:It's not an example of variety per see, it's an example of an album with strong solid songs, with great melodies.
Mikal wrote:That's funny, I've always thought Seth sounded like the stereotype of a VK singer.
Actually, it's not a case of Mana not allowing him to show off the power of his voice. I remember Mana himself having the same complaint with Seth that he is too restrained and needs to learn to be a bit more wild.otterley wrote:I agree that in Moi dix Mois he don't show the power of his voice, don't know why Mana don't let him sing but its one of the points that makes me don't like DIXANADU.
But for those previews, he had more freedom to sing, not to show his best, but at least he does more than he did in DIXANADU.
This is pretty much the only reason I still listen to Moi dix Mois and Malice Mizer. I've completely abandoned everyone else except them because they mean a lot to me.Lempicka wrote:Right now, I hardly listen to any visual anymore, and when I do, it's'more or less only "in memory of what I once loved"
Nothing, we were just talking about something else. I said before that perhaps people just don't like Moi dix Mois much any more, then we got onto talking about how we (personally, not speaking for everyone else) have moved on from this kind of music but still love Moi dix Mois. I think.Camuflagem wrote:What does listening to other kinds of music has to do with liking M10M?
Who said that ?Camuflagem wrote:So M10M listeners are only supposed to know only a handful of bands?
It's not that they're not listening to VK, it's that they're not into it, including Moi dix Mois. That's all we're saying.Camuflagem wrote:If you read some of the last comments, people say that the reason why many people don't appreciate M10M anymore is because they are listening to other kinds of music, and not VK anymore.