East Of Eden 花美 -Hanabi- (Music Video) - Roadie Reacts 

That was in the end why i was already in the 70s and 80s a big fan of bands like Yes and Genesis and everything we called "symphonic rock" at that time. And in the 2000s now its mostly "symphonic metal" i listen to.

@@beldin2987 I totally agree with you. Having grown up with those bands I’m finding a lot of the new groups, especially from Japan, have me listening a lot more again, and keeping me engaged.

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Her and Saki have always been 2 of my favorite guitarist out of the Japan for a while, I just hope this isnt the end of D_Drive.

@@BulletProofSoul1029 I hope so too. Don’t think it is, though. Loving Saki too, Nemophila is maybe my number One band atm. Kanami(Band-Maid)on my top3 list too. Pure genius as a composer and true rock n’ Roll Star on stage.

@@BulletProofSoul1029 aye, I love D_Drive also, since before the current bass player joined. I think Chiiko does a great job of keeping them out there. I doubt they are going anywhere. I really hope East of Eden soars and catches fire, but also want D_Drive to continue. I am confident they will find a way to make them both work. The ability to have side projects and multiple bands is an amazing part of the Japanese Music scene. Just look at Hazuki in both Nemophila and KOIAI. not too worried.

Yes, Mao is on this team. EoE is on the Victor label.

By the way, Japanese love fireworks. In the summer season, they put on some of the best and biggest in the world.

????? You know that the band is East of Eden and that this song is called Hanabi?

@@praapje Refering to Joel's confusion of Hanabie and hanabi pronunciation early in his video.

There's more to this song's title than simply the fireworks meaning. The fireworks "hanabi" would be written 花火 . But the song title is 花美. This expression can be read "hanabi" too (火 and 美 are homophones), but 花美 is an alternate form of 華美, pronounced "kabi", which is an expression from classical Chinese and Japanese literature and means "splendor" or "vibrant beauty". So there's a double meaning, which is clearly reflected in the song's lyrics.

@@otobokegaijin6218. Thank you! I always appreciate and read your insightful knowledge to the language and culture. This is just an outsiders perspective, but it seems Asians love the double meanings. Maybe that is my ignorance of very complex languages. Anyway thank you.

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@@michaelmunno That would be amazing!

Lonesome Blue are touring and just released a new digital single.

Thank you!@@DShiflet01