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Rock Is A Lady's Modesty, S.1, Ep.9 - Lady Ver: "It's Finally Our Turn"/Rock Ver: "You're All Too Loud" (Patreon)

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2025-08-14 15:00:14
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It may have started off "rough," but it ended with the girls going out with a bang!

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Chris bolieu

My favorite parts of this show is when oto and Lilysa get the crazy faces and become unhinged. So good. But I do agree a little more detail in the music changing with the dynamics of the story would have added a lot to the show.

Spadeas

Yeah, maybe a bit more cohesion between what is said about the music and the real music played could have been better, but most of the people who will watch it aren't musicians or haven't well trained ears to heard that, so I excuse it. Besides, the story telling, both by the VA, the directing and the visual was stellar and gave us what we needed, feel sad and anxious for Tina, just before grining to the max when Otoha directed Lilisa on the good path and both goes berserk. Otoha MVP of the prestation btw, saving both Tina and Lilisa, but at least, and that is what you need to look for now, Shiraya have seen how Lilisa really is and even enjoyed herself on the bass here, so what's come next now ?

Charles Coleman

LOL! Just starting to watch. 2 things, yes, she does give off a Misa vibe, which is cool! And 2 - Band Maid comes on, the blankie goes off. LOL~!

Charles Coleman

I can totally see and hear Band Maid in this. yep, it's them!! Don't worry, NittPicc, I laughed at the boobs too!

Vlad the Maidiac

Well... Let's be honest. The music they have chosen to play is really boring. I would say, it could have been OK if they would use those old "prog rock" compositions to show their development as a band, and then they would play "from now on," for example. Or "Want more!", that instrumental which Kanami shared through her Dropbox back in 2020 on the Maid Day. It's an obscure instrumental BAND-MAID never played live or released officially, but it's still hundred times more catchy than what they choose to cover. Or, if they wanted some old masterpiece of the prog rock classics, they may have played "Theme One" by George Martin, which The Beatles never played, but it was covered by Van der Graaf Generator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUD-o8ebcF4 Although it's keyboard+sax+drums. Tina/Saiki would not be able to play it, of course. And they have no sax in the band. But Kanami could have definitely rearrange it for guitar and a stripped-off keyboard support, I'm absolutely sure. I'm rather surprised people even call this "Ghost Dance" a prog rock. Although this term can mean a lot of different things to different people. Very often people say something is "prog rock" when in reality it sounds to me like free jazz or something like this. Well, actually they did everything correctly in the plot: in the end Lilisa goes through an important realization and starts playing really crazy, and Otoha supports her in the best possible way. And Shiraya finally breaks a sweat 😉 Which demonstrates very clearly that it does not matter WHAT you play, but rather HOW you play. BAND-MAID can cover anything, it seems, making it into a masterpiece. In the same way as when Metallica covered a lot of their favourite bands on Garage Days, Inc., making all those boring songs into masterpieces.

Vlad the Maidiac

And regarding the orgasmic playing 😉 I've heard it from my musician friends, actually. They told me that it's not uncommon for musicians literally to have an orgasm while playing live. I have never been to such a concert, to be honest, but watching now this anime, I recall those talks. BAND-MAID does it differently, of course. Their music is not so sensual. It's not "wings of passion," it's rather a "stairway to heaven," which you climb together with them. The creator of the anime was talking about a different mode of musicianship. The Maids embraced this approach and played accordingly, but they themselves disapprove of this approach, it's clear.