Every new Band-Maid song rings out with new and innovative riff and chord structures, beat patterns and fills, vocal runs, backups, melodies and lyrics. The Maids continue to pack so much into their songs without them feeling cluttered, repetitive or overplayed. Their composition and execution is always refreshing and amazing to witness and hear. Once again, the supreme Maids -- Kanami, Saiki, Miku, Akane and MISA -- push their contributions to exciting, new levels of writing, playing and performance! We are so lucky to be living in the age of Band-Maid!🤘🎀🤘 Thx, Trevor!
From Japan. Japan is a society of "All for one, one for all", just like rugby. During the world war 2, "One for all" was very prominent, but recently "personal responsibility" has been emphasized, and "One for all" is disappearing. I watched the anime, and the main character is a young animator who is too talented and doesn't trust others. She tries to complete everything herself. But for some reason, she is transported to the world depicted in the anime. And the story seems to be that she rewrites the anime and escapes the crisis that occurs in the anime world where she lives. The scene where she rewrites it seems to be represented by Kanami's guitar solo. I guess the main character will probably learn to trust others and cooperate with them in the future. This is the ramblings of an old man who has lived in a well-balanced "All for one, one for all" society.
Great reaction. From what I recall, the anime is about an anime artist who passes away from overwork and is teleported into her anime world. It is definitely a commentary on Japanese culture.
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Every new Band-Maid song rings out with new and innovative riff and chord structures, beat patterns and fills, vocal runs, backups, melodies and lyrics. The Maids continue to pack so much into their songs without them feeling cluttered, repetitive or overplayed. Their composition and execution is always refreshing and amazing to witness and hear. Once again, the supreme Maids -- Kanami, Saiki, Miku, Akane and MISA -- push their contributions to exciting, new levels of writing, playing and performance! We are so lucky to be living in the age of Band-Maid!🤘🎀🤘 Thx, Trevor!
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From Japan.
Japan is a society of "All for one, one for all", just like rugby. During the world war 2, "One for all" was very prominent, but recently "personal responsibility" has been emphasized, and "One for all" is disappearing.
I watched the anime, and the main character is a young animator who is too talented and doesn't trust others. She tries to complete everything herself. But for some reason, she is transported to the world depicted in the anime. And the story seems to be that she rewrites the anime and escapes the crisis that occurs in the anime world where she lives. The scene where she rewrites it seems to be represented by Kanami's guitar solo.
I guess the main character will probably learn to trust others and cooperate with them in the future.
This is the ramblings of an old man who has lived in a well-balanced "All for one, one for all" society.
Thanks for a fun reaction to Band-Maid, subbed! Looking forward to more Band-Maid reactions from you!
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Great reaction. From what I recall, the anime is about an anime artist who passes away from overwork and is teleported into her anime world. It is definitely a commentary on Japanese culture.
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