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BE AMBITIOUS (Japan Ver.)

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BE AMBITIOUS (Japan Ver.)

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Product Title: BE AMBITIOUS (Japan Ver.) BE AMBITIOUS (日本版) BE AMBITIOUS (日本版) BE AMBITIOUS BE AMBITIOUS (Japan Ver.)
Singer Name(s): Judy and Mary Judy and Mary Judy and Mary Judy and Mary Judy and Mary
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Release Date: 2000-12-16
Publisher Product Code: BXCR-1
Language: Japanese
Disc Format(s): CD
Package Weight: 100 (g)
Shipment Unit: 1 What is it?
Publisher: Nippon Crown
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1001802769

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Customer Review of "BE AMBITIOUS (Japan Ver.)"

Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 7 - 7 out of 10 (1)

Anonymous

April 2, 2005

A whole new JAM Customer Review Rated Bad 7 - 7 out of 10
This is the "rock" album of Judy and Mary. It is obvious to see the difference in Glamour Punks. The version off of J.A.M was some what understandable. But in this version, Onda is on chainsaw and vocals. His voice has been severely altered and well, it is almost a different song. The next two songs, Judy is a Punk Rocker and Power of Love, almost doesn't go through any change, just sounds a little less processed. But the Make Up One's Mind, is brilliant. Each track shows a clear difference from Modern JAM and Pre-JAM. Takuya isn't in the group during this time, so the guitar sounds very "classic" like from the 60's or 70's. It is very apparent in Get Pissed Destroy which is 3 minute guitar solo. The album also has an "echo-ing" feel to it. Making YUKI seem like it's towering over the music. Luckily the music is so loud and gritty, that there is a nice balance from YUKI's vocals and the intrumental.

I do have to admit, it is very disapointing to see that the album is under 20 minutes long. I have maxi-singles that are longer than that! In fact the songs range from being 2 minutes to 4. But for the most part, they are only 3 minutes long. Regardless, it is nice to see the intentions of Judy and Mary. Their attempt to be a hard punk group has failed, but the influence is still obvious in their music. Just look at Music Fighter, and their first album still hits close to home base. Overall this is a great album for anyone who is interested in learn more about Judy and Mary.
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