As funny as it is to imagine Kamijo flipping out on rage-a-hol day and night, that's just a silly rumor which is against the rules here.
So you mean it's a "hiatus" exactly like Malice Mizer's.voixdinferno wrote:(My source told me there is no hiatus like MM, is the end of the band)
lolBerserk wrote:So you mean it's a "hiatus" exactly like Malice Mizer's.voixdinferno wrote:(My source told me there is no hiatus like MM, is the end of the band)
Malice Mizer is finished and is never coming back.
Oh my god, stop coming into every thread and posting the same goddamn shitty Engrish every time, you are the worst troll ever. Even your avatar is annoying.voixdinferno wrote:wuiiii
Other thing happened... Kaya talking about he want to work with Mana in a recent interview in Mexico... now... Kamijo post that...
Kamijo and Kaya join MM as a two vocalist band (?)
Ok... MALICE MIZER 2013?
... :p ... I like Versailles at all
Yeah right, the only "source" you have for all this crap is your colon.voixdinferno wrote:OK! just confirmations from my sources!
No, actually we are 100% certain. Jim Morrison will come back before Malice Mizer does.gabespf wrote:You can't be 100% that Malice Mizer is never going to come back, several old japanese bands come back in the music scene.
No, they went on hiatus because the members wanted to pursue their own interests:isn't that why MM went on hiatus because of his diva ways?
Geisha wrote:I don't mind 10 minute songs if there's enough ideas to make them interesting, but I often didn't find that to be the case with Versailles.
I've always hated that about Versailles and I remember mentioning it a few times even in other threads (like when I heard that Hizaki was composing a Kaya song, good lord, I was hoping it was not some 10 minute boring thing.)Wandering_Fox wrote:I feel that in Versailles' case, they did a lot more dragging out than adding anything of value to the song, other than just trying to make the song longer.
That's why I don't like Noble or Holy Grail; there seems to be little cohesion between the various parts of each song. Lyrical Sympathy and Jubilee had long songs too, e.g. God Palace and The Love from a Dead Orchestra, but they were long in a good way, rather than long for the sake of being long.Wandering_Fox wrote:The reason I like some longer songs is they have more room to add new sections that are related but are different enough that they stand on their own. If the sections are completely unrelated and don't flow well into each other than it doesn't work. There is a difference between embellishing a musical phrase and dragging something said phrase out, and I feel that in Versailles' case, they did a lot more dragging out than adding anything of value to the song, other than just trying to make the song longer.