^Oh I do know that BLUE was one hell song that is so hard to sing, and I think someone mentioned before that hikki loved to compose something so hard that even she can't hit the notes properly
. It's just that she couldn't really hit the notes (well actually she did hit them, but really forcefully), combined with the visual (looking down on the floor, looking like she wasn't sure why she was there), gave me a really hard imprint in my memory lol.
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Originally Posted by Andrenekoi
Even so, she failed to deliver anything remotely coherent from an aesthetic point of view until Heart Station, her albums before that being basically collections of AMAZING songs that had pretty much nothing to do with each other... She also never had a main concept that unified any of her whole albums, all of them just feeling like they were named after the song she liked the most on it.
This time it seens like the album will be a package as a whole, not only by sounding as a unity like Heart Station, but being centered around an aesthetic and a theme... And this is something completely new for her as an artist, so I'm excited!
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Actually I think DEEP RIVER managed to give out a coherent feeling to me. I dunno how to say it, but it feels like different songs about different life stories are all so vividly colourful, and somehow the colours find their ways to flow with each other. Yet, the image of the album is black and white (or grey), which totally against the colours. I think DR is one of the masterpieces. Nothing can beat it in her discography (not even HEART STATION, which I think it's her second best in terms of album quality).
Again that's just my thought. Let's keep on debating peacefully lol
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