The string you provided refers to the second volume of a popular compilation album series titled CRUSH!2 -90’s V-Rock best hit cover songs- , released on November 23, 2011
The 1990s were a defining era for Japanese rock, marked by the rise of —a genre characterized by elaborate costumes, androgynous aesthetics, and a blend of punk, glam rock, and heavy metal. Artists like hide, MALICE MIZER, LUNA SEA, and GLAY dominated the charts. CRUSH-2 -90----s V-Rock best hit cover songs- -23.2011-.rar
The compilation features 14 tracks. It covers a diverse sonic landscape stretching from hard rock and heavy metal to gothic rock and synth-pop. Track Title Covering Artist Original Artist (1990s Release) hide with Spread Beaver ゴキゲン鳥 〜crawler is crazy〜 Annie's Black Mizerable Aoi (from Ayabie) HOT LIMIT T.M.Revolution 未来航路 (Mirai Kouro) Blu-BiLLioN La'cryma Christi 蜘蛛の意図 (Kumo no Ito) Hana Shounen Baddies BEAT Ryuichi Kawamura 誘惑 (Yuuwaku) 白い闇 (Shiroi Yami) ILLUMINATI MALICE MIZER ゆらめき (Yurameki) Dir En Grey SHINE FLOWERS OF ROMANCE ADAPTER。 スピード (Speed) 9GOATS BLACK OUT グレイシャルLOVE (Glacial Love) SIAM SHADE JAM Chemical Pictures THE YELLOW MONKEY The string you provided refers to the second
For instance, hearing a band like take on X Japan showcases a flawless transition of classic speed metal into modern symphonic power metal. Meanwhile, BugLug’s take on SHAZNA’s "Melty Love" updates the 90s bittersweet pop-rock vibe with bouncy, modern visual rock energy. Digital Preservation of V-Rock Culture It covers a diverse sonic landscape stretching from
Released exactly on November 23, 2011, "CRUSH! 2 -90's V-Rock best hit cover songs-" served as a highly anticipated sequel to the wildly successful first volume. It bridged the gap between the legends who pioneered the scene and the fresh, energetic bands keeping the underground clubs alive in Tokyo's bustling Shinjuku and Ikebukuro districts. Tracklist & Track-by-Track Breakdown
(Originally by LUNA SEA ): One of the heaviest tracks on the album. DEATHGAZE infuses heavy metal and harsh guttural vocals into one of LUNA SEA's most iconic anthems, offering a thrilling contrast to the original.