ryuusei wrote:But in terms of singing, no doubt that Hyde really know how to put emotion into songs you don't need to know the language to be able to understand what he's trying to convey. Not to mention he has a very strong stage presence. Funny thing is I don't feel the same way about him when it comes to his solo works. I heard he'd held another solo tour in July but I'm not too keen to attend. I'd prefer the Danger Crue event which is held every December.
I sort of agree.
I only watch Hyde's solo live act from the live DVD. From my point of view, the live's are good, but not as enjoyable as l'arc's live. I don't really like Hyde's solo projects that much, maybe because of those religious and necromancy theme that go with most of Hyde's songs.
Danger Crue event is a must to see for those who enjoy good experimental rock. You should go there (that if your school schedule prohibit, :P)
@planethyderainbow:
Does anyone know how to send Hyde a message
If you meant BBS message, then one thing you must do: Be a CIELER or HYDEIST member. You'll have the pass to log into the bbs.
In the BBS usually there are times where Hyde and other members are scheduled to be online.
If you're a Cieler or Hydeist, you can go online at the same time. Then, you can send messages to Hyde. And if you're lucky enough, have Hyde reply your message.
But, if you meant something like a fan mail message.
You can write a letter (yes, good old snail mail! The one with paper and stamps) to their official fan club address in shibuya.
LE CIEL
1-22-15-2F Ebisu Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan, 150-0013
The address is LE CIEL's address, which I'm sure you've heard about the fan club's exclusive website-passes and live performances. nevertheless, I think foreign fans can use the address to send fan mails to any member of the band.