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* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: Even fans who otherwise think [[They Changed It Now It Sucks]] ''love'' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCdSXPlMlE4 The Final.] |
* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: Even fans who otherwise think [[They Changed It, Now It Sucks]] ''love'' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCdSXPlMlE4 The Final.] |
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* [[Hell Is That Noise]]: Some of Kyo's singing and the music that accompanies it can drift into this territory surprisingly fast. |
* [[Hell Is That Noise]]: Some of Kyo's singing and the music that accompanies it can drift into this territory surprisingly fast. |
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* [[It's Popular, Now It Sucks]]: Happened pre-emptively among some long time J-Rock fans who were actually ''hoping'' the band would flop in the United States because they couldn't stand the thought of "Hot Topic kiddies" liking their band. |
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* [[Magnum Opus]]: Arguably, ''Uroboros.'' |
* [[Magnum Opus]]: Arguably, ''Uroboros.'' |
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** ''Macabre'' for the older fans. |
** ''Macabre'' for the older fans. |
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* [[Narm]]: |
* [[Narm]]: |
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** "I'll rape your daughter on your grave" from "Agitated Screams of Maggots" |
** "I'll rape your daughter on your grave" from "Agitated Screams of Maggots" |
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** The [[Cluster F |
** The [[Cluster F-Bomb]] at the end of "Lie Buried with a Vengeance" which is occasionally interrupted by Kyo making unintelligible noises that sound an awful lot like "Ooga-booga-booga." |
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* [[Tear Jerker]]: "Ain't Afraid to Die" is a [[Surprisingly Gentle Song]] about a man remembering his former lover on the anniversary of her death. One interpretation of the title is that he welcomes death as a chance to be reunited with her. {{spoiler|Kyo leaves all but the first line of the last verse unsung, implying that he died before he could finish.}} |
* [[Tear Jerker]]: "Ain't Afraid to Die" is a [[Surprisingly Gentle Song]] about a man remembering his former lover on the anniversary of her death. One interpretation of the title is that he welcomes death as a chance to be reunited with her. {{spoiler|Kyo leaves all but the first line of the last verse unsung, implying that he died before he could finish.}} |
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* [[They Changed It Now It Sucks]]: This started with ''Vulgar,'' with ''Marrow of a Bone,'' or not at all. |
* [[They Changed It, Now It Sucks]]: This started with ''Vulgar,'' with ''Marrow of a Bone,'' or not at all. |
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** Fans (or former fans) who complain about Dir en grey's new sound are mostly people who miss the band's [[Visual Kei]] period. |
** Fans (or former fans) who complain about Dir en grey's new sound are mostly people who miss the band's [[Visual Kei]] period. |
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Latest revision as of 15:25, 10 October 2018
- Crowning Music of Awesome: Even fans who otherwise think They Changed It, Now It Sucks love The Final.
- Hell Is That Noise: Some of Kyo's singing and the music that accompanies it can drift into this territory surprisingly fast.
- It's Popular, Now It Sucks: Happened pre-emptively among some long time J-Rock fans who were actually hoping the band would flop in the United States because they couldn't stand the thought of "Hot Topic kiddies" liking their band.
- Magnum Opus: Arguably, Uroboros.
- Macabre for the older fans.
- Narm:
- "I'll rape your daughter on your grave" from "Agitated Screams of Maggots"
- The Cluster F-Bomb at the end of "Lie Buried with a Vengeance" which is occasionally interrupted by Kyo making unintelligible noises that sound an awful lot like "Ooga-booga-booga."
- Tear Jerker: "Ain't Afraid to Die" is a Surprisingly Gentle Song about a man remembering his former lover on the anniversary of her death. One interpretation of the title is that he welcomes death as a chance to be reunited with her. Kyo leaves all but the first line of the last verse unsung, implying that he died before he could finish.
- They Changed It, Now It Sucks: This started with Vulgar, with Marrow of a Bone, or not at all.
- Fans (or former fans) who complain about Dir en grey's new sound are mostly people who miss the band's Visual Kei period.