Title - 千年幻想郷 ～ Point Of Know Return Circle - Demetori Album - 寂光寂滅 ～ The Truth of the Cessation of Dukkha Original - 千年幻想郷 ～ History of the Moon Game - 東方永夜抄 ～ Imperishable Night
I can't even begin to count the number of times that songs on this album make me want to cry. Stupid self control won't let them out though. Better to Burn Out probably gets me the most.
@@brokensoul6871 They can do no wrong. I've listened to this song and others on the album 10s of times since then. Might even be my favourite album of theirs
3:07 to 4:29 is my favorite part of the album, with the slow buildup into a burst of metal along with the Voyage 1969 references. this song is incredible edit: also noticed you used the same picture for that section as ScarletFlameFlandre’s V1969 extension
Holy shit this track blew my mind when I heard it for the first time... The Voyage 1969 call back at 4:06 was godly and of the best tracks in this new album, but there is still more to come...
Two absolute bangers one after the other. Still can't decide which one I love more (between this one and Orgy of the Dead). This one feels more 'complete' as a song, but Orgy of the Dead is so insanely powerful and heavy. And then there's also the last song on the album which is absolutely beautiful too.
well currently it's buying the CDs which is terrible because importing them is expensive, but the drummer did say on twitter they were considering a digital release, but when that will happen is a mystery. an addendum to this would be that it is possible to import the cds through akiba-hobby.
Akiba hobby, melonbooks, toranoana, and ebay, although this last option is not always direct support as the cd's are quite often sold used. Some sellers require a forwarding address in Japan before they can ship to you, others include a forwarding address as part of their service.
Yeah is a Kansas reference. The piano part before the solo might be a reference to Absence of Prescence by Kansas too. Plus most songs in the album reference a classic rock band which has a deceased member. Kansas being one of them of course
I know its probably just a play on words because Eirin's big thing is being smart, but its ironic that the easiest way to interpret "point of know return" as a phrase would make it mean almost exactly the opposite of the phrase its based on: "the point where you know you'll be able to return."
