Node of Scherzo this song is old. Off their 3rd album with its namesake. I like the update to it. It's mostly stayed true to the original surprisingly since they've greatly changed their other remakes.
Yes, they do, they never stop for me too. They will remake 3 old songs , for their recopilatory(re recording) album for their 20th anniversary , "Vestige of Scratches". I am very excited about that. I'm not asking the band to outdo this, or to repeat this masterpiece, but oh geez do something close. haha . The remakes will be "Beautiful Dirt", "Fukai" (I'm very excited about this one personally) and "The IIID empire".
I discovered them sept 2017 right before I got divorced and falling in love with the music Dir en grey and Sukekiyo made it so easy and therapeutic . After two years I still can’t explain oh it was such a good trade. (-) stay negative
one and only band that ever existed, that's gonna remake a song 3 times and make it better each time. I'd be a pet if I hadn't engrained them in my heart 13 years ago.
Kyo has said over and over again he wasn't proud of their older music. Unraveling was just an EP/mini album. Dum Spiro Spero was one of their most creative works yet in my opinion, it's one of my favorites, they're just discovering themselves.
UltimateTMF3 he is the best drummer in asia for the last 20 years. the sound of percussion is certainly world class and the variation of drumming style for every song he play is absolutely outstanding. only danny carey from tool is better than shinya in my opinion. except danny we can't see any drummer in this style is better than shinya. maybe martin lopez can be compare to shinya but i think shinya is still better than lopez.
Risan Upara Well, that's a bit of an overstatement. I mean, Dir en grey has been a personal favorite of mine for years now but you can never tell for sure who's the best. There's just simply too many good bands out there and many good drummers themselves vastly differ from each other in terms of style.
I love the original and I love the remake! I'm so happy that Dir en grey want to play their older songs and also enjoy remaking them! I think it's wonderful that they haven't just discarded their earlier albums because many of the fans still enjoy those albums!
This is a fantastic remake of the original, as they pushed the more avant-garde segments further and made the soloing even more epic. All of Diru's longer songs are the best!
For people complaining about prices and special additions and VIP etc... duh. They dont make money off of albums like they used to because it leaks onto the web. Including this song. Sure, share it; if you can afford it then buy it. I always enjoy listening but I am broke for a while so... yay for leaks. And believe me I make up for it every time they play near me... VIP, merch, etc... and I have to save for months. Do I mind? No. Because that is how they make their money. Any smart band would do the same.
Imagine if they really did manage to do a version every bit as long one day! That'd be pretty damn crazy and deserve its own release just like Art Of Life.
For me, this is their second best song ever made, a little bit below Vinushka, but that's really close. What a beautiful melody. I also love the lyrics and the thematic behind the song. I'm listening to that band especially for songs like this one, I've never found something similar elsewhere, this is really unique. Also, it's quite interesting to listen to the first version of that song and compare it to that one: there's been some huge progress in terms of instrumentals and vocalizes !
What I love about this song is that it manages to retain the whole atmosphere and feel of the original 'macabre' (as well as the original album), whilst managing to incorporate their new sound. Amazing.
The art used in here and for Omen is by Zdzislaw Beksinski, awesome surrealist painter from Poland. His works are amazing and used quite often as cover art in music :)
@@temmi_ hearing is the last sense to go, and some people hallucinate when they die. I like to think that I would still technically be able to "hear" after brain death or hallucinate that Im hearing it
One of their best and most ambitious pieces, in my opinion. But still, for me the best part is, thanks to this video I was introduced to the Mega Artist Zdzisław Beksiński. Thank you +Douglas Ferreira!
...and ever. of all the many songs across genres and artists I cherish and hold deer to my heart, if I ever had to represent myself with one song, it would be macabre.
I don't have a clue of the lyrics to this song, and probably won't for a while, but I will say that regardless, this piece has moved me emotionally and psychologically. This is them at their best without a doubt. I have to also give a nod to you, Douglas. For posting this audio clip with an image from the portfolio of Zdzeislaw Beksinski. I feel the majority of his work can be personified by this piece of music. Beksinski himself may have hated anything doing such thing, but he was a fan of rock music. I wonder had he still been alive would he have discovered the music of Dir En Grey? Thanks again for sharing this video, Douglas. It really is a great song that I feel only grew more powerful with this remake.
if im not mistaken, is about a butterfly getting out of its shell to fly free, at that moment the first break appears, and the butterfly realizes that there's something threatening its life and well.....the song is awesome, btw
TheaSAMA yeah because it's mostly still the same unlike than the utter trash they made of Unknown.Despair.A Lost god so much disappointment with that remake
It's much more than a remake. It's an expansion. And I absolutely love what was added. It's totally not gratuitous imo and really further evolves the song.
It's the direction they started taking at The Marrow of a Bone and completed with Dum Spiro Spero. The Unraveling was basically a sweeping transformation of all their old songs into this new style. What kills me is I love both styles independently, but I'm not sure I prefer this being a permanent change.
Steven Dixon that would be relevant perhaps if Dir en grey was Death metal but considering their not and how diverse each one of their albums is within multiple genres I Don't think that applies.
Steven Dixon As an extreme metal guitarist that's been listening to and writing death/doom/black/thrash/etc. for 20 years, I feel Dir en Grey has easily and solidly been in the camp of what I would call death metal for the last two or three albums. It's quirkier and it's unique, but it's definitely death metal, and in a lot of ways is very much heavier and edgier than the couple thousand death metal bands still doing the same thing from the early '90s Florida scene.
Paul Smith I feel compelled to concur with your statement, as a long time fan of Diru, spanning back to their glam/Visual Kei days. I love watching this band and its respective members evolve.
Haven't heard their songs in years so here i am revisiting some of my favourite DeG tracks only to find out they've remade one of my favourites! This version is fkn great!
I wasn't a fan of the new Obscure, but this is mint. Dammit this band is still a favorite, 15 years from when I first heard the original version of Clever Sleazoid
I'll also add that using a new chord progression in the final chorus with floating acoustic guitar melodies, rather than clean electric guitars, was a great idea. It gives the chorus a sombre, reflective air and leads into the spectacular outro section; ending as the piece began, followed by the huge 'symphonic' riff. I don't understand how a previous fan of Macabre could not only dislike this, but hate it. I'm not sold on Kasumi, but I think the other remakes are good, not great, but worth it.
The original and this song are two different masterpieces. I heard the original when I was 11 in 2006, and I’m listening to this in 2020 when I’m 26 for the first time. I really like both
@@Diflatte i mean it wasn’t the weirdest thing I listened to at that age, I listened to other minor visual kei bands which I would argue were more “menhera” 😂 but early-mid deg was definitely my gateway to all this
You’re so lucky! I wish I could’ve seen DeG and they came again last year in December I think but I wasn’t able to see them cause I was broke😭😭 I still am
Dir en Grey are only getting better & better. As for Tue Madsen's work on their recent releases, I could not be more satisfied with his work. Their last several releases have been more than amazing. Though comprised of mostly of remixes, I cannot say that I have seen any other bands remake their songs in a way that Dir En Grey has, to sound as completely different tracks. They can still offer up a different song [new music] even with the same song. Even remade several times, still sound new
There is an interview somewhere where I think Die explains it. Basically they like to go back and pick it all apart and then recreate it with their current knowledge and skill level. Also, Kyo has said that if there was ever a point where he said "What I did back then was better" then he would quit. So they are fully aware that what they are doing right now is, regardless of what fucking fangirls and weebs think, lightyears better musically than what they used to do. Glad they refuse to pander.
Oh Chit while I, a hundred percent agree with you, and my love and appreciation for Diru and their art is always propelled with every album, have to disagree with you downplaying the, “faNgirls and wEebs” Most of the support ive seen, is actually by that demographic, in whatever sound the band encompasses. The fangirls mainly. Just because someone isn’t into dissecting and being a self proclaimed music nerd, doesn’t downplay their opinion or support of the music/band. Get off your high horse, man. Appreciate the art and artist and move on.
Or, you know, what's better is subjective and for some people their first 3 albums really had some magic. Now they tend to sound too much like every other western metal band which is a bit disappointing. I liked their older music because it wasn't so focused on being heavy. It was more of a vibe in that era. VK had a distinct sound. We lost that. That isn't to say this remake isn't good. It is. But if I could only choose one I'd go with the original easy.
I thought I'd throw my hand into the music politics of this comment section. New DeG is fucking sick and nobody can contest the fact they're just getting more skilled as they go along. But I have a soft spot for the original macabre. IMO it felt more coherent around the breakdown. There's a lot of ideas floating around the remake and it just doesn't have quite the same flow. It's a new song. Which is great, the parts I like stand out from the original and I fucking love them. And I have bias towards the familiar. The remake's just kind of all over the place with its tone. If it fits the lyrics better... well... I'm a gaijin that only hanashimasu's English.
I appreciate the part around 11:00 and ongoing so much, too. I have always liked "Macabre", but this version became an extremely dear song to me. I want to breathe it in - into every single cell.
Un-fucking-believeable. Dir en grey, once again, you cease to fucking amaze me. I was expecting the main tracklist for the EP to be better, but this fucking track, and the unplugged version of Unraveling and The Final, make up for all of that. This definitely blew me the fuck away. You never fucking disappoint. Never.
Tue Madsen knows EXACTLY what he is doing.. He's not only a producer yet had been playing music himself for many years. Anyone saying otherwise has obviously not been immensely involved in music. Anyone who has been involved in music & that has a "true" appreciation for music, will undoubtedly agree. I've been amazed with Tue's work on these newer releases, as well as with the work of Akira Yamaoka on DEG's recent release of RINKAKU [Eternal Slumber Version]
i made a little cover guitar of the die arppegio parts because this song is one of my favourite because there is a lot of feeling in there. You can check if you want :)
All i have to say is WOW! I've been a dirty en gay fan since i was a lad, hearing this remake mind fucks me. I am so use to the old Macabre. and this new version just blows my entire universe away. This song reaches a Spiritual level of Infinity. Thank you Dir en Grey.
Why this wasn't on the initial release of The Unraveling, I will never know. It's some of Dir en grey finest musicianship. Dare I say the finest. A true showcase of the limitless virtuosity this band has.
They still keep doing it. It's best to block the comments section rather than having your eyes infected by a cancer after reading comments like "It's more better than the older ones" and shit.
Thanks for posting this. It's one of my favorite songs. I recently bought the original album this is from but, I've had it for quite a while now. I'm on a quest to have all of their albums in physical format lol
I wish I knew what the new lyrics are. To the people hating on this track in particular, I have no idea what is going through your heads. The production is fantastic on this, everything is heard as it should be and the drums (excl the snare, maybe) sound really nice, as they should. During the first ten minutes, very little has changed except for the prog section being FAR more interesting to listen to. The additional 6 minutes are awesome, they've really refined the DSS sound.
I have their older music and still listen to ALL of their music, alternating between the old and new.. Yet I have to say, that I have no regrets in purchasing every release since Uroboros, Uroboros Remastered & Expanded, Dum Spiro Spero & DSS Limited Edition, as well as RINKAKU Limited & The Unraveling Limited. I had purchased both the regular & limited versions of these releases & find myself listening to these newer releases more often now. They've a lot of new fans since these released.
Lastly, the guitar solo. I am aware that on this (and their recent releases), Die and Kaoru have improved a great deal on guitar work. But the guitar solo was reworked in a twin guitar solo manner, which for this one it just felt long. The old guitar solo was a "slow motion roller-coaster ride of agony". Maybe I was hoping too much. But I liked Kasumi and The Final, they sounded like an actualization of the Vulgar era. Macabre is like a mutation. Thanks for listening hope you understood me!
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The best remake in the history of music .
This band is even getting better. They never stop surprising me.
Node of Scherzo this song is old. Off their 3rd album with its namesake. I like the update to it. It's mostly stayed true to the original surprisingly since they've greatly changed their other remakes.
Yes, they do, they never stop for me too. They will remake 3 old songs , for their recopilatory(re recording) album for their 20th anniversary , "Vestige of Scratches". I am very excited about that. I'm not asking the band to outdo this, or to repeat this masterpiece, but oh geez do something close. haha . The remakes will be "Beautiful Dirt", "Fukai" (I'm very excited about this one personally) and "The IIID empire".
Yeah I know its a pretty old song. But as a remake I liked it very much and I can notice a lot of changes theyve been through.
This is the first time I ever heard this band and HOLY SHIT
I feel like I just watched a movie made purely of music
honestly the best description
I discovered them sept 2017 right before I got divorced and falling in love with the music Dir en grey and Sukekiyo made it so easy and therapeutic . After two years I still can’t explain oh it was such a good trade. (-) stay negative
It's called a musical lol.
Dir en grey is the best thing that has ever happened to music
Стас Чаплин fuck yeah ! indeed that’s a fact and not just an opinion either (-)
Facts!
I can't agree more!!! 🖤
Agreed
Jesus Christ Love💕
one and only band that ever existed, that's gonna remake a song 3 times and make it better each time. I'd be a pet if I hadn't engrained them in my heart 13 years ago.
I only know the versions from "Macabre" and "The Unraveling". Which are the others?
このお方はどんだけ色んな声が出せるんだ…
ライブの激しさとはまた違って、優しく甘い声がたまらん。
Kyo has said over and over again he wasn't proud of their older music. Unraveling was just an EP/mini album. Dum Spiro Spero was one of their most creative works yet in my opinion, it's one of my favorites, they're just discovering themselves.
This song not being on spotify should be a crime.
The older one is there in spotify tho.
@@jayashiTGUY Yeah but I like 2013 version more which is why i'm switching over to youtube premium goodbye spotify B)
@@primordial_raven9545 Same bro 😩
Otherwise you guys could just not rely on streaming services, and own their CDs or digital versions of the albums...
@@eriksatieofficiel you're not wrong
The drums are perfect in every way
UltimateTMF3
he is the best drummer in asia for the last 20 years. the sound of percussion is certainly world class and the variation of drumming style for every song he play is absolutely outstanding.
only danny carey from tool is better than shinya in my opinion. except danny we can't see any drummer in this style is better than shinya. maybe martin lopez can be compare to shinya but i think shinya is still better than lopez.
Risan Upara Well, that's a bit of an overstatement. I mean, Dir en grey has been a personal favorite of mine for years now but you can never tell for sure who's the best. There's just simply too many good bands out there and many good drummers themselves vastly differ from each other in terms of style.
Hes really low key one of the best drummers ive ever heard in any genre
I love the original and I love the remake!
I'm so happy that Dir en grey want to play their older songs and also enjoy remaking them! I think it's wonderful that they haven't just discarded their earlier albums because many of the fans still enjoy those albums!
as everything has been said... They reached the edge of perfection.
Amine Idiken and theyre still always topping it
Honing that dir en grey sound man . Its like watching a hurricane lol
This is a fantastic remake of the original, as they pushed the more avant-garde segments further and made the soloing even more epic. All of Diru's longer songs are the best!
DIR EN GREYの最高傑作
묘하게 마카브레의 이 버젼이 발매된이후로부터, 벌써 몇년째 잠들기전에 이것을 반드시 세번정도 반복해 들으면서 잠들고있다.그러면 마치 가사속의 무언가가 되어,,, 그 인생의 우여곡절을 간접경험한듯한 묘한기분으로 잠들게되는데 그 기분이 매우 극락입니다,,,😇😇
For people complaining about prices and special additions and VIP etc... duh. They dont make money off of albums like they used to because it leaks onto the web. Including this song. Sure, share it; if you can afford it then buy it. I always enjoy listening but I am broke for a while so... yay for leaks. And believe me I make up for it every time they play near me... VIP, merch, etc... and I have to save for months. Do I mind? No. Because that is how they make their money. Any smart band would do the same.
This one is their "Art of Life".
haha yeah kind of
Both are my favorite songs of all time, although I still like this one a bit more!
Imagine if they really did manage to do a version every bit as long one day! That'd be pretty damn crazy and deserve its own release just like Art Of Life.
My soul never stops loving this song(&their songs) until the day I die…after the day I die.
For me, this is their second best song ever made, a little bit below Vinushka, but that's really close. What a beautiful melody. I also love the lyrics and the thematic behind the song. I'm listening to that band especially for songs like this one, I've never found something similar elsewhere, this is really unique. Also, it's quite interesting to listen to the first version of that song and compare it to that one: there's been some huge progress in terms of instrumentals and vocalizes !
12:28 Replay button for that amazing voice.
Huren Sohn Agreed
Really, the whole part that starts @ 11:29 with that organ.
@@jayesper4390YES!
What I love about this song is that it manages to retain the whole atmosphere and feel of the original 'macabre' (as well as the original album), whilst managing to incorporate their new sound. Amazing.
The art used in here and for Omen is by Zdzislaw Beksinski, awesome surrealist painter from Poland. His works are amazing and used quite often as cover art in music :)
2020年でもペロっと何回も聴いてしまえるw
The prog is quite strong in this one.
If I had 16 minutes left to live, i'd spend it playing this
but youre missing the last 18 seconds!! :(
@@temmi_ hearing is the last sense to go, and some people hallucinate when they die. I like to think that I would still technically be able to "hear" after brain death or hallucinate that Im hearing it
macabre is the masterpiece
this song makes me cry for no reason, it's so beautiful
原曲が洗練されてる。素晴らしい世界観。曲にストーリーが感じられる。
Dieさんと薫さんのツインギター🎸凄く好きです😃曲も勿論大好き‼️
One of their best and most ambitious pieces, in my opinion. But still, for me the best part is, thanks to this video I was introduced to the Mega Artist Zdzisław Beksiński. Thank you +Douglas Ferreira!
I'll cherish this song forever
...and ever. of all the many songs across genres and artists I cherish and hold deer to my heart, if I ever had to represent myself with one song, it would be macabre.
I wish I could listen to this song for the first time again
I don't have a clue of the lyrics to this song, and probably won't for a while, but I will say that regardless, this piece has moved me emotionally and psychologically. This is them at their best without a doubt.
I have to also give a nod to you, Douglas. For posting this audio clip with an image from the portfolio of Zdzeislaw Beksinski. I feel the majority of his work can be personified by this piece of music. Beksinski himself may have hated anything doing such thing, but he was a fan of rock music. I wonder had he still been alive would he have discovered the music of Dir En Grey?
Thanks again for sharing this video, Douglas. It really is a great song that I feel only grew more powerful with this remake.
If only you did (still some of their scariest) XD
There is a video of their original version that has an English translation on UA-cam
It is about a snake eating a butterfly.
Their album Macabre from 2000 was their best album.. imo.
if im not mistaken, is about a butterfly getting out of its shell to fly free, at that moment the first break appears, and the butterfly realizes that there's something threatening its life and well.....the song is awesome, btw
For me, Art of Life and this are masterpieces
This is quite possibly the best remake they've ever made!
TheaSAMA yeah because it's mostly still the same unlike than the utter trash they made of Unknown.Despair.A Lost god so much disappointment with that remake
@@lolli_is_a_punk Are you high? The remake of Unknown.Despair.Lost is fucking amazing.
It's much more than a remake. It's an expansion. And I absolutely love what was added. It's totally not gratuitous imo and really further evolves the song.
Oh god this amazing! I like it even more than original. Especially drums, Shinya is incredible just like others.
I thought the original was epic, but holy s**t, this is amazing. Huge Dir En Grey fan...HUGE.
13年越しにようやくMACABREが完結するの気持ちよすぎだろ！
長いけど、ずぅーっと聴いてても飽きないよね♪
ここがディルの凄い所( ´｡•ω•｡` )
ディルって、曲に対して物凄く丁寧だからとても洗練されたモノが出来上がるよね(*´ー｀*)♡
SHADOWS京虜 （コメントが）やりますねぇ！
洗練された糞がドバーッと
なホ湧...（歓喜）
Como ranho todo dia
9:40 From here it could be a whole new song, it's incredible and gave me chills
and 11:28 especially
@@thirstymonk Yes, I loved that part.
There's a lot of work here. This band beats (in my opinion) many current metal bands in heaviness
It's the direction they started taking at The Marrow of a Bone and completed with Dum Spiro Spero. The Unraveling was basically a sweeping transformation of all their old songs into this new style. What kills me is I love both styles independently, but I'm not sure I prefer this being a permanent change.
Steven Dixon that would be relevant perhaps if Dir en grey was Death metal but considering their not and how diverse each one of their albums is within multiple genres I Don't think that applies.
Steven Dixon As an extreme metal guitarist that's been listening to and writing death/doom/black/thrash/etc. for 20 years, I feel Dir en Grey has easily and solidly been in the camp of what I would call death metal for the last two or three albums. It's quirkier and it's unique, but it's definitely death metal, and in a lot of ways is very much heavier and edgier than the couple thousand death metal bands still doing the same thing from the early '90s Florida scene.
Paul Smith I feel compelled to concur with your statement, as a long time fan of Diru, spanning back to their glam/Visual Kei days. I love watching this band and its respective members evolve.
+Paul Smith (Witmonger)
What.....? All that boasting only for you to come to the conclusion that they're... death metal? LOL.
Haven't heard their songs in years so here i am revisiting some of my favourite DeG tracks only to find out they've remade one of my favourites! This version is fkn great!
Kyo's voice is so clear
love it
This is a masterpiece. Truly.
Everyone should try listening to this while walking under rain.
Love it how much instruments are in this song.......and this amazing organ solo :D
I wasn't a fan of the new Obscure, but this is mint. Dammit this band is still a favorite, 15 years from when I first heard the original version of Clever Sleazoid
This might be the greatest song I've ever heard.
I love this band from the bottom of my heart.
I know right? The bass play on this song has been one of my Favorites. Can't wait for this EP and their next Full length album
I'll also add that using a new chord progression in the final chorus with floating acoustic guitar melodies, rather than clean electric guitars, was a great idea. It gives the chorus a sombre, reflective air and leads into the spectacular outro section; ending as the piece began, followed by the huge 'symphonic' riff. I don't understand how a previous fan of Macabre could not only dislike this, but hate it. I'm not sold on Kasumi, but I think the other remakes are good, not great, but worth it.
The original and this song are two different masterpieces. I heard the original when I was 11 in 2006, and I’m listening to this in 2020 when I’m 26 for the first time. I really like both
You already liked this song at 11? Damn, that's quite rare to like these kind of songs at such a young age
@@Diflatte i mean it wasn’t the weirdest thing I listened to at that age, I listened to other minor visual kei bands which I would argue were more “menhera” 😂 but early-mid deg was definitely my gateway to all this
saw them live in NYC on my birthday, had the time of my life, needless to say
2013?
yes it was!
You’re so lucky! I wish I could’ve seen DeG and they came again last year in December I think but I wasn’t able to see them cause I was broke😭😭 I still am
It amazes me how their sound has evolved to a new level of complexity throughout the years. So strikingly similar yet so different.
Dir en Grey are only getting better & better. As for Tue Madsen's work on their recent releases, I could not be more satisfied with his work. Their last several releases have been more than amazing. Though comprised of mostly of remixes, I cannot say that I have seen any other bands remake their songs in a way that Dir En Grey has, to sound as completely different tracks. They can still offer up a different song [new music] even with the same song. Even remade several times, still sound new
dir en grey and zdzisław beksiński's art is perfect match
the beksinski art goes so hard with this
im drunk riht now but what a wonderfull song. i want to cry
The love I have for this song is indescribable. Absolutely a masterpiece. ✨✨✨✨✨
MACABRE (THE UNRAVELING Ver.)
作曲︰Dir en grey
作詞︰京
羽を広げて飛びたい君は揚羽の夢見る
蛇革似合いそうだね
ガラガラの雨に打たれ 身動きが出来なくてね
餌に成り春を待つだけ 口が開く
蛹から羽を広げ 今にも飛び立ちそうで
可愛さ余った君はもう 大人ね
花に恋をした君は蜜を啜り啜っては
僕に気付かず そのままで
牙を剥く
愛咲き乱れ エスカルゴとフォアグラの君に
愛おしい蛹の君が 薄汚れた羽を見せて
僕をフリフリ振ったね 胃の中
バラリグラリ薔薇バラの君
羽はもげて 蛇の皮が似合う様な?
廻り廻る廻った答え繰り返して
繰り返されて行く命を
曲がり曲がる曲がった君は溶け爛れて
一つに成り 混ざり合おうか
「きっと人魚の様に胃液のプール泳ぐ。」
「きっと揚羽の様に蛹は羽生やす。」
夢にまで見たコノ背に
貴方似の真ん丸い
お気に入りの長い羽を
物陰に隠れている
貴方も出ておいで
大切なのは気持ちだけ
そうでしょ？
廻り廻る廻った答え繰り返して
繰り返されて行く命を
曲がり曲がる曲がった君は
解け爛れて一つに成り 混ざり合おうか
Cold Rain
蜘蛛の上に乗る貴方は
涙を這わせて
目紛るしく空と土と螺旋城で命を宿す
「犠牲心、貴方は正しい?」
Masochism ＋ Sadism
慣れない貴方の腕にしがみ付き眠る
怖くて眠れない夜 貴方が恋しい
側には情もない 朽ち果ての未来と欲
運命の蜘蛛の糸分かち合おうか、ただ…
さよならは一度だけ、何故此処に堕ちた…
銀の眼が輝く巨大な貴方、嗚呼…
貴方なら許せるわね 残酷な生き物でも
脚を地面に忘れたわ 残さないでね
ゆらりゆらりゆらゆら揺れ
偽りの無い一途な眼に瞬きすらも忘れ、思う
一心不乱
貴方の中、噛み砕かれて行く季節ね
ありがとう
There is an interview somewhere where I think Die explains it. Basically they like to go back and pick it all apart and then recreate it with their current knowledge and skill level. Also, Kyo has said that if there was ever a point where he said "What I did back then was better" then he would quit. So they are fully aware that what they are doing right now is, regardless of what fucking fangirls and weebs think, lightyears better musically than what they used to do. Glad they refuse to pander.
Oh Chit while I, a hundred percent agree with you, and my love and appreciation for Diru and their art is always propelled with every album, have to disagree with you downplaying the, “faNgirls and wEebs”
Most of the support ive seen, is actually by that demographic, in whatever sound the band encompasses. The fangirls mainly. Just because someone isn’t into dissecting and being a self proclaimed music nerd, doesn’t downplay their opinion or support of the music/band. Get off your high horse, man. Appreciate the art and artist and move on.
@@ahmedaamer618 bro thats exactly what he doing
That's pretty awesome. I feel like that's something plenty of artists face when they stop. Glad it's pushed them to ever-greater heights.
The improvement is key.
Or, you know, what's better is subjective and for some people their first 3 albums really had some magic. Now they tend to sound too much like every other western metal band which is a bit disappointing. I liked their older music because it wasn't so focused on being heavy. It was more of a vibe in that era. VK had a distinct sound. We lost that.
That isn't to say this remake isn't good. It is. But if I could only choose one I'd go with the original easy.
I keep coming back to this song. I can't get enough of it! This is a Masterpiece
I thought I'd throw my hand into the music politics of this comment section.
New DeG is fucking sick and nobody can contest the fact they're just getting more skilled as they go along.
But I have a soft spot for the original macabre.
IMO it felt more coherent around the breakdown.
There's a lot of ideas floating around the remake and it just doesn't have quite the same flow.
It's a new song.
Which is great, the parts I like stand out from the original and I fucking love them.
And I have bias towards the familiar.
The remake's just kind of all over the place with its tone.
If it fits the lyrics better... well... I'm a gaijin that only hanashimasu's English.
I appreciate the part around 11:00 and ongoing so much, too.
I have always liked "Macabre", but this version became an extremely dear song to me. I want to breathe it in - into every single cell.
Un-fucking-believeable. Dir en grey, once again, you cease to fucking amaze me. I was expecting the main tracklist for the EP to be better, but this fucking track, and the unplugged version of Unraveling and The Final, make up for all of that. This definitely blew me the fuck away.
You never fucking disappoint. Never.
Tue Madsen knows EXACTLY what he is doing.. He's not only a producer yet had been playing music himself for many years. Anyone saying otherwise has obviously not been immensely involved in music. Anyone who has been involved in music & that has a "true" appreciation for music, will undoubtedly agree. I've been amazed with Tue's work on these newer releases, as well as with the work of Akira Yamaoka on DEG's recent release of RINKAKU [Eternal Slumber Version]
I love this band so much
i made a little cover guitar of the die arppegio parts because this song is one of my favourite because there is a lot of feeling in there. You can check if you want :)
This is one of my very favorite songs by Diru! Nice to hear an updated version of it.
Perfect for winter nights
Dir en greyの侘び寂びな感じが好き
このベクシンスキみのジャケット画像も好き
I can listen to it over and over and over again...
All i have to say is WOW!
I've been a dirty en gay fan since i was a lad, hearing this remake mind fucks me.
I am so use to the old Macabre. and this new version just blows my entire universe away.
This song reaches a Spiritual level of Infinity.
Thank you Dir en Grey.
OMG 6 minutos mas para la mejor canción ahhhh mas placer para los oidos! ahora si Dir en Grey Por siempre
♥ I love DIR EN GREY ♥
この世界観がすごくいいですね
This is my favorite Dir en grey song!
Why this wasn't on the initial release of The Unraveling, I will never know. It's some of Dir en grey finest musicianship. Dare I say the finest. A true showcase of the limitless virtuosity this band has.
It was on their album Macabre which has a completely different feel than all of their new stuff. I miss those days.
That was 13 years after the original... Another four years, and we'll have one as long as Art Of Life.
Truly fantastic. It's like a whole world is created by their music.
I always come back to this song
How have I not appreciated this until now?
They still keep doing it. It's best to block the comments section rather than having your eyes infected by a cancer after reading comments like "It's more better than the older ones" and shit.
The autor of this painting is Beksiński. You have to check out his works. He is amazing.
This song is fu**in gorgeous... Just awesome
長編の曲はジャンルは違うけど、どのバンドもいいな。
知ってるのだと、
X JAPAN "Art of life"
DIR EN GREY "MACABRE"&"DIABOLOS"
GLAY "SAY YOUR DREAM"
L'Arc~en~Ciel "White Feathers"
DIR史上最長の曲
Thanks for posting this. It's one of my favorite songs. I recently bought the original album this is from but, I've had it for quite a while now. I'm on a quest to have all of their albums in physical format lol
Dir en Grey ist einfach der hammer!!!!!!!
0:00-16:18 OH. MY. FUCKING. GOD.
I almost lost it at the extension..Goddamn I love you guys!
hermoso
dir en grey's music and Beksinski's paintings are the best combination
I wish I knew what the new lyrics are. To the people hating on this track in particular, I have no idea what is going through your heads. The production is fantastic on this, everything is heard as it should be and the drums (excl the snare, maybe) sound really nice, as they should. During the first ten minutes, very little has changed except for the prog section being FAR more interesting to listen to. The additional 6 minutes are awesome, they've really refined the DSS sound.
Aren't them and Beksiński's art made for each other? Perfectly morbid.
I can't get over this. OMFG. Just bliss. Pure bliss...
I have their older music and still listen to ALL of their music, alternating between the old and new.. Yet I have to say, that I have no regrets in purchasing every release since Uroboros, Uroboros Remastered & Expanded, Dum Spiro Spero & DSS Limited Edition, as well as RINKAKU Limited & The Unraveling Limited. I had purchased both the regular & limited versions of these releases & find myself listening to these newer releases more often now. They've a lot of new fans since these released.
10:30 からが好きすぎる
This is pure Art.
I love covers. And a band making covers of its own songs!! :D
dir en grey史上最狂の曲
Lastly, the guitar solo.
I am aware that on this (and their recent releases), Die and Kaoru have improved a great deal on guitar work. But the guitar solo was reworked in a twin guitar solo manner, which for this one it just felt long. The old guitar solo was a "slow motion roller-coaster ride of agony".
Maybe I was hoping too much. But I liked Kasumi and The Final, they sounded like an actualization of the Vulgar era. Macabre is like a mutation.
Thanks for listening hope you understood me!