DISC 3：Blu-ray or DVD
疎外 (SOGAI)
2021.6.5 Tokyo Garden Theater
DOZING GREEN (Acoustic Ver.)
絶縁体 (Zetsuentai)
空谷の跫音 (Kukoku no kyouon)
人間を被る (Ningen wo Kaburu)
Devote My Life
CLEVER SLEAZOID
DIFFERENT SENSE
赫 (Aka)
Ranunculus
谿壑の欲 (Keigaku no Yoku)
The World of Mercy
朧 (Oboro)
かすみ (Kasumi)
Followers
OBSCURE
落ちた事のある空 (Ochita Koto no Aru Sora)
Sustain the untruth
激しさと、この胸の中で絡み付いた灼熱の闇 (Hageshisa To, Kono Mune No Naka De Karamitsuita Shakunetsu No Yami)
Only 11 songs, huh. Either we’re getting longbois, or Diru decided to go Gazette route and slack off.
I hate mazohyst, so that’s a half of CD2 I don’t care about, lol.
And full Sogai, huh. That’s juicy. Followers is finally getting a live version, noice. Song translators on youtube will have something to do at least.
… but it’s weird there’s no Scenes of Recording footage.
Still haven’t pre-ordered, but this didn’t particularly sway me in any of the three directions. Guess I’ll decide when they reveal packaging for each edition, hopefully soon lol
Interesting song titles. I’m always in for some German (Schadenfreude means the joy in anyone else’s suffering). I assume there will be two long songs and Eddie will be a total clusterfuck
Wow and we finally get a recording of the mazohyst of decadence remake as they play an updated version for like 15 years?
I’m really looking forward to the album - already ordered tge deluxe edition
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Actually pretty happy with the extra contents, that Mazohyst re-recording has been waiting to happen for damned ages! Think it was the Rinkaku live DVD where they played a newer sounding version and is actually really cool so if it’s basically a recorded version of that I’m all into it. Aint afraid to die will be cool to hear what theyve done with that and the live part is actually a pretty decent setlist for my tastes so look forward to that too.
Great to see a shorter tracklist this time, actually. I was sort of hoping we would get a lighter album with fewer throwaway tracks.
Remake choices look good too. If they’re gonna cut mazohyst short like they have live, I’ll be a little disappointed. The only way they might goof up ain’t afraid to die is if it’s a half-hearted self-cover like The Final.
Well, I didn’t expect them to put the whole Sogai on disc 3, wow :o But since I have it already, I don’t really care about it. The quality upgrade will be nice though.
Not me completely forgetting that it’s a video lmao, yeah that’s nice to have still xD
I’m most hyped for the mazohyst~ re-recording(?). But why does disc 2 only have two songs lol, that’s disappointing.
Mazohyst remake is probably gonna be 15 minutes long lmao I bet that’s why there’s only two remakes. I would be very surprised if they actually changed anything about Ain’t Afraid to Die though.
