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Sei no de Koishi Cha ?" is my favorite track on the single. Now I cannot emphasize enough that I really don't like Nakagawa's voice. The timbre, the range, the complete lack of nuance thinking about it too much makes me want to put my head through my computer screen.
But that won't stop producers and sound engineers from making something decent. The upbeat, sugar-sweet sound works great here. Particularly, in the chorus, there's a part at the end of each refrain where she does five notes up in a quick eight-note spurt. And when she sings the title line it sounds pretty cool with a huge background choir (her, duplicated many times) joining her. I can respect what the people behind the mixing board (and the ProTools-equipped computer) did with this song.
"Glass Prism" has a disco-pop sound to it, and the non-lyrical vocal stuff reminds me of Sailor Moon. I'm a sucker for that style. But then, Nakagawa starts singing, and I become immediately bored (and/or frustrated) yet again. There are no instrumental versions of the tracks on this single. Had there been any, Glass Prism would've been the one I'd want.
So, anyone want to name some superior Pokmon themes in the comments? Better yet, how about some that you'd think even *worse* than Kokoro no Antenna? Please try to stick to the Japanese themes, since we all know that the majority of the English themes stand in a whole different realm of cheese. Mmm cheesewatch Korkoro online
The novel was written in 1914. It is set a few years previous and is divided into three parts. In the first part, Sensei and I, the narrator, a guileless university student, befriends an older man, Sensei (most of the characters' real names are not given). Sensei lives as a recluse, interacting only with his wife and the narrator, and occasional unseen visitors, but still maintaining a distance between himself and them. He regularly visits the grave of a friend, but for the moment refuses to tell the narrator any details of his earlier life.
In the second part, My Parents and I, the narrator graduates from Franco Cite and returns to his home in the country to await his father's death. As his father lies dying, the narrator receives a letter from Sensei which is recounted in the third part of the novel, Sensei and His Testament. Sensei reveals that in his own university days he was cheated out of most of his fortune by his uncle. As a result he moved to Tokyo and began rooming with a widow and her daughter, with whom he fell in love. Later he convinced his childhood friend (known only as K), who was in dire straits, to move in with him. Gradually K recovered, but also fell in love with the landlady's daughter.. watch Korkoro online
