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Purana (Japan Ver.)

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Purana (Japan Ver.)
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Customer Rating: Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9.3 out of 10 (9)

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Product Title: Purana (Japan Ver.) Purana (日本版) Purana (日本版) プラーナ (日本版) Purana (Japan Ver.)
Singer Name(s): Aikawa Nanase 相川七瀨 相川七濑 相川七瀬 Aikawa Nanase
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Release Date: 2001-02-21
Publisher Product Code: CTCR-18023
Language: Japanese
Disc Format(s): CD
Other Information: Japan Ver.
Package Weight: 100 (g)
Shipment Unit: 1 What is it?
Publisher: avex trax
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1001806603

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Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9.3 out of 10 (9)

Anonymous

March 30, 2001
(continued from above) Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10
#7 - Soft, poppish rock ballad that suddenly explodes into semi-chaos. I love the ironic twists that occur in the middle. Extremely heart-burning lyrics, and pretty steady vocal performance that shows signs of Nanase's improvement. #8 - Interesting combination of punk and kiddish vocals. It's almost like what Blink 182 (American punk band) would perform in, except it's cute and not as edgy. Similar to "Bub". #9 - Prepare for adrenaline over-dose from the rapid, heart-pounding beat. Feels like you're almost crashing into a wall. There's some strange guitar tweaking in the middle that makes it sound somewhat surreal. #10 - I love this one because it's different and gothic, in a "Buffy the Vampire" way. What I mean is it makes you think about death. Nanase's good vocal performance adds to the success of this song. #11 - Um.. this is one slow song I don't particularly like because it just doesn't suit her vocal capabilities. Makes her sound fake and strained. Sounds like something Noriko Sakai would sing though. #12 - Sounds like a commercialized version of Seven Seas. Make no mistake, it is good in some ways, but it gets boring after a few listenings.
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Anonymous

March 30, 2001
Diverse Compilation as a whole Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10
I must give my hand to Nanase on this album. Overall, the technics are pretty good, except for certain slow ones. However denounced Track 5 may be, it is a pretty good song (if Nanase's voice could just be a bit more steady). The following are my comments on each song: #1 - This song leans towards the 50's classical rock vibe. It is just quite simply a fun song with a dip of rap. A mix of her past "Glory Days", "Break Out", and "Bitch". #2 - Strong vocals combined with explosive guitar performance. The feeling borders on anger and aggression. Overall style is similar to "Love Merry-Go-Round". #3 - This is one hard rock song with a strange melody that I had a hard time catching onto. I can't name a single song that is similar to this one. #4 - One truly optimistic ballad that gives an airy, floating feeling. You'll swear you were flying over water. The concise guitar riffs makes this a perfect rock song that is almost alternative. #5 - Soft, sad ballad that is a mystical world in itself. One must give credit to its amazing orchestral (yet contemporary) background music. Nanase could improve on her technics to make this a perfect combination. #6 - This song is similar to what a young Joan Jett (American rock artist) would perform in. Lots of classical rockabilic guitar activity, and a twangy vocal. Similar to "Sweet Emotion". (continue below)
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Anonymous

March 26, 2001
... Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
I THINK TRACK 4,6,12 are NOT BAD. TRACK 7 IS NICE. BUT I DUN LIKE TRACK 5 AND 8. THE REST ARE OK. STILL, I AM A FAN OF HER. NANASE AIKAWA WORK HARDER!!!
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Anonymous

March 26, 2001
cute Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10
she sounds cute in seven seas/trust me and dandelion. but i like sakura saku best. the music is so gentle.
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Anonymous

March 25, 2001
I LOVE IT Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10
i like most of the songs in this cd esp track 1,2,3,4,7,12. guess what? i think she looks prettier and cuter now. yeah...however i think the contents in purana can be improved. all the best nanase!!!
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