This album is opened by the strong but melodic song 'Loreley', and I think it's a good song to give you an impression of the rest of the album. An impression that most likely won't go away. L'Arc~en~Ciel's albums always seem to be done in a certain style, no 2 albums sound alike. It also always seems to be impossible to describe the style of an album, just as impossible as describing the style of L'Arc~en~Ciel. However, to give you a slight impression.. this album has strong but melodic rock songs with a bit of jazz thrown in and some ballad-material. For some reason, this album often seems to be 'forgotten' or to stay unnoticed to new fans. And it definitely deserves better than that. So far this is absolutely my favourite album by L'Arc~en~Ciel. I absolutely love the songs 'Loreley' and 'Promised Land' and even 'Niji', for which I did not like the single version.
HEART Customer Reviews
L'Arc-en-Ciel
My first album of Laraku and one of the best they've given. Grips you with its opening song 'Loreley' and doesn't pull back at all. You have the hard hitting 'Promised Land' and 'Shout at the Devil', you have the ballads of 'Niji' and 'Fate'. My God pple, you have 'Anata' and how can a person resist that. Trust me on this one, get this album and never look back.
I love this album!! Milky Way, Promised Land, and Winterfall are all on here and they are awesome!! A must buy for any fan!!
i've bought this album after watching laruku's shibuya seven days. i got caught up in watching them perform anata and i just had to have this album. and it doesn't dissapoint. the great tracks are, of course, anata, niji, winterfall and fate. not to forget the punk-en-ciel'ed song milky way. i do think that the song suits tetsu's voice. overall i think the album is great and worth buying as expected from L'Arc~en~Ciel.

