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>>21018822
A less novel, more serious creative direction plus Koba backstage politics outrage. I do like the first album more overall becasue it was so distinct and really well executed dispite the concept being potentially disasterous. But because I like metal in general and recognise that musical acts outside of pop often offer creative shifts between albums, the change went down fine with me, especially with the girls being older and becoming adults.

Even now I still enjoy Distortion, Starlight, Tattoo and Elevator Girl as songs and am looking forward to more, I just wish we saw more of my Su.