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Getting the opportunity to hear "Present Perfect" without Saiki's vocals is an experience. I can finally hear not only her guitar lines, but you can hear all the others in their glory.

Misa, Akane and Miku killin' it. It's such a lovely experience!

Watching them record their music video is always so fun to watch. Seeing them goof around and poke fun at one another. You've gotta see this!

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Wayne B

These ladies are pure magic! We are blessed to live in the time of the Maid's!

Wayne B

As a suggestion, if you haven't done The Warnings Vlog about their trip to Japan to work with Band-Maid on the song "Show Them", you really should! It's fun and very informative! Also, the PRS conversation between Kanami and Dani at the PRS Japan factory is fun too.

Wayne B

Yes, the whole Band-Maiko album is a must!

Wayne B

I love how effortless Kanami makes it look is so impressive to me!

Wayne B

A writers fingers get bent in the pattern of their writing too.

Bill Whitaker

A far as suggestions, here is my list. They are all live shows (the best). I believe the years and venues are correct, but I could be wrong. Fate-2018-Zepp Tokyo, Take Me Higher-2017-Studio Coast, Turn Me On-2018-Zepp Tokyo, and Corallium-2022-Shibuya Eggman. These are some of the bands older songs (except Corallium), but they are killer, especially live.

Juan San

Basically, Present Perfect is a four-minute guitar solo. I don't know how this girl is able to remember her immense work in her immense repertoire. She's a genius outside the box.

Bill Whitaker

At 22:47 in your video, you can see the Kanami amp and cabinet really good. A gift from Daisuke Kando to Kanami.

Juan San

It's incredible how much they change when they're in casual clothes. A group of girls having fun. Let them put on their battle armor and they'll show you in no time why they're the best hard rock band around.

Sawzar

I'm always amused on their pure instrumentals and especially on Kanami's (ok, i'm a fanboy here, maybe..). About the making of the MV, the glass breaking reminded me of the MV of 'Honnou' by Sheena Ringo: if you happen to watch it, take a good look at Ringo san's hands! She's savage...

Randy Hammill

This is a great example of Kanami’s more classical approach to writing. Other than the descending chromatic fourths hook, almost nothing that she is playing is what jumps out at you when you hear the song as a whole. Beyond that, she basis a lot of her verse part around variations of that bluesy motif. Then there’s the octave countermelody to the vocal line in the chorus. It’s more than just “soloing through the whole song.” The parts are composed to work with the rest of the parts in a cohesive whole. Although many will attribute this to her “genius,” I still think that downplays the amount of work she has put into it. This is mastery of her craft through hours and hours of dedicated and focused effort.

Kim Stabehl

Aipri is an Anime themed dress up arcade game. An Aipri is a secret idol or if you prefer, vocaloids. Bazurium is the show stopper outfit in the game. It is Japanese, a country that anime the crap out of anything so yes, of course there is tv anime for you as well. Himitsu no Aipri with the sequel Onegai Aipri airing this month.