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== Music Production Notes == | == Music Production Notes == | ||
Commentary by [[Takayuki Ishikawa|dj TAKA]]: | |||
This track always makes me feel some sort of maddening, incredibly overwhelming energy. Only a song where the artist poured his all into production can give listeners that sort of experience. To say it frankly, I didn't really appreciate this song that much when I first heard it, but the first time I heard it come from the machine, it sent shivers down my spine. It's kind of hard on 7KEYS, but I hope you'll practice it on LIGHT7 so you can pass it some time. | |||
== Video Production Notes == | == Video Production Notes == | ||
era. Ages, epochs. | |||
The expression of the passing of ages is what first started the spell. That is, I felt history spreading itself out from one point to another, following a catalog of "eras" in succession. But when I listened again, I felt it was more of a song that expressed the splendour of time and space that people always feel. | |||
In the end, I decided to visually symbolize the various sounds and phrases that occur throughout the song. | |||
I wasn't really pleased with certain elements of the video, but I was relieved to hear TaQ's response to it. He had told me in an email earlier that he really liked blue, so he seemed pleased with the fact that I used it as the base color throughout the video. He also seemed pleased with things like the passages where the woman was falling (doesn't she look like a sculpture filled with water?). | |||
[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
[[Category:IIDX Songs]] | [[Category:IIDX Songs]] | ||