What initially drew me to this CD was the tranquil cover art and so I read some reviews and found out that this was a release of songs by Yuki Kajiura sang in english (well, mostly) and that they were taken from various anime's like .hack//SIGN and Noir which naturally intrigued me. However, it wasn't until I heard the 30-second samples for this album that I knew in my heart that this was going to be something special and so when I played it for the first time I knew it would not disappoint. Actually, every time I put this on I enjoy it more than before.

With a mixture of upbeat tempos and stirring ballads and a vast array of instruments (violins, piano, drums) this is music you can become blissfully lost in.


*Muffin* ^__^ Opps! Srry! *Tries to be serious*   October 19, 2004
I am (Anywhere)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

Srry bout that. I am really hungry. Anywayz, When I first saw .Hack//Sign, I fell in love with the music. So much, I wanted to see who sung it. When I found out about Kaijura Yuki, I went and listend to samples of her songs. I loved them so much, I waited for nearly two weeks after I ordered it just to have it in my hands. ^__^ YAYNESS!

Kaijura is unlike any other J-Pop atist I have heard. She combines a lot of Techno and Classical Music in her songs. I mostly enjoy hearing the Violins, while my friend loves the Piano in it. I told her that Kaijura played to Piano and she was even more amazed. The story starts there I guess. Kaijura's CED is the one I take most care of. It is always either in my CD player or back in it's case. No where else may it go.

Kaijura's CD isn't one of those ones where You only like one or two of the songs. I swear, you'll fall in love with all of them the first time you listen to them. Trust me, I should know.