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Tahiti - Love Sick (MV Review)

7/31/2013

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Beautiful! But . . . it's been done before . . .

The video starts off with beautifully dramatic shots and eerie music heard from afar. And then the beat kicks in and your realize this is pretty much the same melodic line as Ally & AJ's Potential Break Up Song with maybe just a bit of synth-heavy generic-kpop-girl-group mixed in. The song's fun but it's not unique and the vocals aren't mixed very evenly within it; some float way above the instrumental and some are drowning in it.

The choreography is okay, but nothing jumps out as spectacular or truly unique. I do love the settings though, both that big beautiful ballroom and the set in front of the LED light-wall thing. I enjoy LED light wall things, I just do. I also like the individual settings, the rooms and hallways, as well as the spots in front of the light tubes. Again, I enjoy light-tubes like I enjoy LED-light-wall-things. I just do.

The styling is gorgeous, but very typical for this year. Between Girls' Day, DalShabet, and a dash of Sistar, I'm pretty sure that every single one of Tahiti's outfits have a direct precedent.

All in all it's just okay.

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Lion Mascot (สิงโต นำโชค) - Easily (ง่ายดาย (ฟิ้ว ฟึ่บ ปิ๊บๆ)) (MV Review)

7/31/2013

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Fun and Funky.

Now, I don't speak Thai, not at all. I know like six words in Bengali and that is, quite laughably, as close as I've gotten to studying Thai. So if they aren't actually called Lion Mascot, I'd love to know that, since I've been calling them that for about a year and a half now since I first found them, and I'm still only like 30% sure I've got the name right.

Anyway, I love this release. The song is coffee shop chill and fabulously fun. It moves well melodically and is very well balanced and spatialized. There's a building harmonic interest as it progresses and the instruments each have their own unique line to follow in the melody.

The MV if fantastic. It's a story that almost everyone can relate to, with anxieties that affect anyone sane. I love how the band is following him around with their instruments. They're like the mess of thoughts (the encouraging half at least) that runs loudly through a person's head and goes entirely unnoticed by the rest of the world. I enjoy it tremendously.

Also, Thai pop is overlooked by a lot of people and I think that's quite a shame.

I give it a 5/10: Pretty Good.

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AoA (Ace of Angels) - Moya (MV Review)

7/31/2013

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Very Nice, Ladies, Very Nice Indeed.

First off: starting with FT Island's I Wish was a fabulous idea, it's one of FT Island's best songs ever (and therefore and unexpected treat) and it plays thematically with the events of the MVs story. The bright, high-contrast colors in contrast to the warm-blend palate of the FTI section works very well, and the styling of the girls is top-notch, simple and clean but bright and spunky and keyed to their personalities. Each scene is very unique and memorable, and very well coordinated, both internally and with the rest of the MVs locations. Also, it shows the girls as musicians in positions of both band-type and Idol-type groups, showing each as a respectable position to be in as honest to goodness music makers, a thing that AoA has always done fairly well. Also, I like seeing their concept flexibility as it evolves. They've done very well going from Elvis to Get Out and now to Moya, in very marked steps of transition that are noticeable but still aren't too dramatic. Especially since this is AoA Black, the girls with the aggressive attitude. They've successfully pulled off both cutesy and agressive in the same MV and I like that they never acknowledged that it would be a tricky thing to do.

The song is very nice, much better than the other songs I've seen from them. It's a bit simple and syllabic, but honestly I think it works well with the story. It blends anxiety and repetition as the melody moves nicely over a unique beat that keeps everything pressing onward through the piece. The song is well spatialized and balanced. It builds well and grows in scale and complexity as it runs it's course. I would have liked to see a melodic bridge crash into place at about the 3min mark, because the build up really sets up for something nice. Instead you slide rather unexcitingly into a rap . . . A crashingly melodic bridge would have made the song feel more like an anthem and I guess that's not what they were going for, but the set up leads to disappointment when the tension just sort of fizzles away instead of being released in a bright drop. Ah well, still a pretty good song.

The finish with C.N.Blue's Loner is fabulous as well, another sound-bite treat, a thematic link to the story, and of course and establishment of precedent. AoA might be the first girl band/idol-group, but they're not the first in the genre to meet with success, and acknowledging that, pushing that idea, is a great thing to them to do.

I Give it a 7/10: Me Gusta.

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AA (Double A) - Midnight Taxi (MV Review)

7/31/2013

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I love AA's music and this is no exception . . . but the vid . . .

First of all, with my recent concert-going weekend extravaganza (read about it HERE), I've fallen behind with the kpop world. Now I'm playing catch-up on on seriously epic releases, which includes AA's comeback!

Midnight Taxi has a very nice, underplayed energy and it's hella catchy. The video is odd, in some ways and argument for 'artsy' could be made, but to me it feels much more like the studio manager stepped out for a weekend and the video techs acquired new software and were just button-mashing with excitement. Honestly, every single filter known to man was used, and every possible transitional technique, and various forms of effects layering and . . . it's really all over the place and has no apparent reason to validate being so.

It really feels quite chintzy to me.

I give it a 2/10: Just not my Thing.

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Toxic - Countdown (Music Review)

7/26/2013

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Notes: In the MV, I LOVE the Starry Night guitar, very classy. The whole video is really chic, there's a bit more camera shake than necessary, but it's good stuff. I also like that Toxic is using this rather rare genre, it would be nice for the kpop world to develop more of a rock-scene acceptance. Toxic reminds me a lot of the Japanese anime--easy-rock ops. I like it

Top Track: Midnight

Final Score: 7/10.

Promotional Track:

Count Down is a solid track. It has a nice sound that's unique in the kpop world. It has nice energy and it moves along well, the drums really add well. The guitar fills during the chorus and the vamps are pretty bland, but it adds nicely to the verses. It's decently spatialized and the bridge rocks, I would have like to hear a little more of the high gear jam session before it drops off, but it still does its job.

I give it a 7/10: Me Gusta.

Other Tracks:

Lonely (rock vers) is lovely. The nice deep vocals and the piano bleed well into the harder rock line of the guitar. The contrast of the falsetto and the deeper vocals keep up the idea of having the rock version sliding though the song. The use of pauses and silence is well done and the track moves really well.
Jamsilado Geudae (잠시라도 그대) has a great energy, the syllabic verses drag it out and the chorus punched it up nicely, the vamps all build well and drive the song melodically forward. Lyrically it doesn't go very far, it doesn't really evolve, but it's still catchy and that it's so easy to sing along to has it's merits.
Midnight's piano intro is absolutely gorgeous. The acoustic guitar is too. And the vocals slide through, just underneath it all in this beautiful, subdued sort of hum. The reverb on them gives this ghostly sense of sincerity to the whole track. The melody evolves beautifully, and the harmonic elements are gorgeous, especially with the use of silences. It's panned nicely with spatial interest but not an overwhelming space, it's very cozy and quiet even as it stretches out a private little world to feel full-scale. It's really well done.
Into the Night slides along wonderfully. There's some serious sass in this track. The energy builds steady through out the verses and the chorus gives a nice plateau moment without dropping the tension an inch. The drop into the next verse then comes along like a clandestine entrance into a secret-agent mission. The bridge adds to the exoticism of the feel, the sense of adventure. Over all, it moves well, but it doesn't really evolve, and it's construction is pretty simplistic.
Match is a nice, subdued track, with quirky harmonics that give it a unique vibe. The hard guitar and the drums are the main focus, and they're fabulous enough to merit that attention, but it really makes for little more than a fun outro. The song's length is good, being just short of 3min, any long and it would have felt like it was dragging.

I give them a high 7/10: Me Gusta.
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Exo - Wolf (Drama Vers) (MV Review)

7/26/2013

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Drama > Dance.

        Okay, I'll admit that I wasn't too keen on watching this, which is why I actually forgot about it entirely until it came up on my tumblr this morning because of the Growl teasers. Wolf is an okay song and the dance version of the MV has some cool choreography, but it really wasn't anything worth the hype it won.
        The drama version is actually quite fabulous, first and foremost because Heart Attack and Don't Go are both much better songs than Wolf. Of course, any drama version is better than a dance version, by default. The drama version really should have been released first, two weeks or so before the comeback as a full album preview (with part two being released one full week before the comeback to make the anguish of not knowing hit a peak, but not be absurd), and the dance version should have been used to maintain the thrill, previewing the choreography on like the Monday before the Music Show performances. SM should have known that. Besides, SM dropped the drama version out of nowhere, there was next to no warning for it and poof there it is, all the hype that came was post-release which is honestly tragic, because videos are supposed to promote appeal not garner attention because of other promotions.
        Anyway, this MV should be like three minutes longer than it is, the plot progression needed to slow down and the characters develop a bit more, give the fluff scenes a fuller feel. Right now they feel rushed and like they're just there to establish a love line. If there were a few more scenes in school, a little more initial distrust, some shots around the town, out shopping, showing them having more and more fun, and then a private smile or two, walk her to the bus and then pause have both reflect on each other . . . give the story just a bit more STORY . . . it could actually be really good. And the first scene, there should be more to that as well, background on why he's getting this assignment, why that girl is key for some reason, the magic blue-glowiness . . . it that a pack thing? IS there even a pack? or what? if there was just a little bit more . . . it would be epic. Also, Wolf actually works really well with the fight scene. On its own, it's not a good song, but it makes for great dramatic BGM. They didn't use it well, the songs pauses were not exploited and the dramatic swirls of melody were entirely ignored, which is practically criminal, but still, it's a better use of the song than in the previous music video.
        The drama version has SO much potential to be incredible. But they really didn't do it right, especially towards the end: The trigger that makes her get off the bus confuses me, I mean there is a sightline shot of her seeing the bad guys, but she waits so long after seeing them, there's no way she couldn't have caught up to them before they made it to the warehouse. They should have shown her antsy as she was, but watching them walk away from her, THEN have her get up and off the bus to run after them, but only once they've disappeared from sight. And why everyone abandons him bothers me, there's not a long enough pause between "yay I beat the baddies" and "opps I accidentally hurt a good guy". And how on earth did she not get involved with the fighting? Come on, a terrified girl standing at the door, making everyone pause as the bridge comes up? That would have been perfect, and it would have made the perfect catalyst for his little psychotic-super-fighter-kill-everyone-fit in a way that makes more sense than "oh know my friends". If he was protecting her, than anyone near her would have been a threat, including his friends. Since he wasn't protecting her, and was protecting his friends, seeing them as enemies makes next to no sense, even in the haziness of battle. And that they just left... instead of turning on him, roughing him up at least a little . . . but no, a disgusted look and a bump of a shoulder is all they throw at him. Not even a single punch of hurt or outrage? I don't buy it for a second. Sure one wants too, grabs his jacket and all, and the others hold him back, but someone should have been able to get at least one good swing in. And that she has to approach him, instead of say confront him from being pinned underneath him as he 'protects' her . . . and we don't even see her see him go all bad-ass, whats to say she really did see him, where's the drama in having her just go up to him and talk?  We should have had a shot of her watching, horrified from the sidelines at the very least! And also that she has no back up is ridiculous, not one of the other guys stayed behind? Come on, they HAD to have seen her go inside, and not one thought, "this could be a bad thing, maybe I should stick around", seriously? I just really don't buy it.
        And where is part two? With teasers for Growl floating around . . . is it going to be Growl's MV? From the teasers, it looks like the same set up as Wolf: mediocre dance MV first, then a drama version. If that's the case, SM has truly fallen, but still I'm hopeful.
        On it's own this MV is incomplete and therefore cannot earn anything over a 9, and as I have so much I would like to change about what the MV does have . . . as much as I think it's a great video and I do truly like it, it is not, technically speaking, very good.

I Give it A 6/10: Pretty good.

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f(x) Rum Pum Pum Pum - (MV Review)

7/26/2013

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It met my f(x)-pectations.

        I'm an English major. I cannot apologize for puns. Besides the statement is true. This video met the expectations I held for it, for f(x) as a whole in recent years. That's not necessarily to be taken as a good thing. F(x) is SM's last big risk and first great failure, in my opinion, they've never been able to push into their own unique and successful niche. This is their same old out-there styling, generic techno-pop, visually interesting, but not spectacular thing.
        The choreography is fun, I like the patty-cake parts especially, and it plays well with the song and its transitions.
        The Styling is odd, as expected. Amber's sparkly eyebrow is . . . interesting. I think I kind of like it, but I'd like it better if they were even. I'm not a huge fan of the plaid sections, especially with Krystal's hat. It looks like they're trying to push a Scottish thing and the sound feels Hindi . . . is just doesn't work. And is Victoria wearing a CollegeHumor dress?
        I really like the glass floor thing, that is actually really cool. Especially with the upside down and out of proper perspective elements, they really play well off the pitch-bend of the song. The rest of the sets are very generic electro-pop backdrops. Visually interesting, but nothing out of the ordinary.
        Song-wise, it's interesting. The sound feels almost Hindi-pop in the intro, and a bit in the chorus. Like most recent f(x) songs it never really takes off. I like it much better than Pinnochio but a little bit less than Electric Shock. Amber's rap works really well, but it feels like the climax of the song and leaves the rest to hang. Melodically, I like the bridge and the ending, but they don't contrast with  the verses well enough to make them pop.

I Give it a 3/10: I've Seen Worse.

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Beast - Hard to Love, How to Love (Music Review)

7/24/2013

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Notes: This release was a cool genre expansion for them, but I thought it felt a bit unbalanced to me, JunHyung had a LOT of lines, not that I really have problem with it. I would love to hear Hyunseung rap though, like really rap, and Yoseob too possibly with bouncing call & response lines to help them keep rhythm with JunHyung like YooChun & JaeJoong had in Been so Long...

Top Track: Intro & Encore

Top Track Notes: I like it best when it's hard to choose. I picked two this time because Intro's only a minute and a half so I'm calling it a partial song. The next on my list is easily How to Love and then I'm Sorry. Over all, a great release.

Final Score: 8.5/10

Promotional Track:

Shadow is a solid track. There's an impressive use of harmony, elegant counterpoint. The melody sits high in the listener's awareness but the fill supports it well and the gritty beat keeps everything grounded. Rhythmically it slides along with a sort of smoothe regularity that's broken up by decorations that compound and lead the song to develop well. It's fluid and incredibly catchy, as expected from these fabulous guys. Haunting and beautiful and yet still it's still just a fun track to have playing at a party.

I give it an 8/10: Fabulous!

Other tracks:

Intro has a sweet multi-dimensional beat. It's beautifully spatialized and the chant-vocals contrast nicely with the rap. The rhythms develop energetically, and the dedication is just lovely. Bad ass Gregorian monks meet SPN & Buffy at Boys in the Hood. I feel like a cherished little princess and a kick ass evil sorceress / demon slayer at the same time.
How to Love is soft and sweet. I like the pseudo raps Yoseob and DooJoon had with JunHyung double-tracked for support and actually I just love the double-tracked-other-voices in general. Sometimes it's support (as in the raps) and others it's for harmonic interest and it really works well. The oohs in the bridge slows it all down without putting the breaks on the melody. It all just flows together in a smoothe & polished track.
Be Alright starts off very refreshingly. It then slides right into the synth-heavy R&B Beast does oh so well. Again, the double-tracking and the harmonic decorations are layered in fantastically. It makes the singer-transitions seamless. Lyrically this one doesn't evolve as well as the others, but it's catchy as hell and you can sing along by the second chorus.
I'm Sorry was not my favorite as a single. I think mainly it just wasn't what I was expecting. I took a while to warm up to Beautiful Night when that came out of the blue too, and that's one of my favorite songs from last year. This one has already started to grow on me. It feels very summertime chill, late night poolside in a fancy resort with a broken heart and a sweet cabana boy willing to open up some liquid courage, after hours and free of charge (I'm aware that it has next to nothing to do with the lyrics, but I'm a writer and that is the fic I would put to this). Track wise it's not exceptional, but it is constructed well and it has significant harmonic interest, & like all Beast songs worth talking about (which is quite frankly almost all of them), it has a great sense of space and energy.
Will You Be Alright  kept up the cabana boy idea in my head. Maybe I just really need a vacation, preferably with Beast on a beach in the middle of nowhere, but that's really what is sounds like to me. A little country-western twang was thrown in under the main melody too, some of the guitar decorations are very country. The track isn't incredible, but it's nice relaxing music that is melodically interesting enough to really listen to. I would not be surprised to hear it in a drama OST.
You're Bad initially reminded me of an acoustic-rock Fiction, but that only lasted a few seconds. The stretch in the chorus contracts nicely into the second verse and the rap bounces in with cool flair and out with the same smoothe swag. The bridge feels like it slows down, using the same trick from How to Love but the drums here bring up the energy before it settles.
Encore wraps it all up with spark and sass. It's great fun and energetic, the high synths bounce through it and the mid-line vocals just float. The lower lines fill it out and mesh harmonically with the high trills and the bass is just fabulous. The one thing is . . . someone should have told them that Encore is a French word and instead of pronouncing it 'An-core' it's 'On-core'. Usually the Engrish doesn't bother me, but this one kinda does for some reason. *shrugs*

I give them a 9/10: Blissful!
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APINK - Secret Garden (MV Review)

7/24/2013

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Very pretty.

        I don't have too much to say about this one. It's very pretty with great scenery shots and the girls all look absolutely beautiful, but . . . that's really it. Nothing actually happens. The song isn't the sort of thing to demand choreography, but it would have been nice for them to be doing something. I understand the standing still on-stage part, but for the MV there really should have been a story or something to watch unfold with the song. It really felt to me like I was watching a very pretty screen-saver, flashing up pictures of someone's vacation.
        The song is really pretty, but it doesn't demand a visual.
        Rather than calling this a real music video I think it should have been a special-release sort of thing, like Xiah's 11 o'clock thing. A one-take thing could have been really cool for this.

I give it a 2/10: Just not my thing.

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Lee JungHyun - V (MV Review)

7/24/2013

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Cute and Creepy.

        In many ways, I love that this is not a Halloween release. Creepy is too awesome to only be done in October. However this does play out, especially in the beginning, exactly like a 10-31 horror night movie . . . it's funny, but it feels more 'halloween fun time' than 'something here is creepy and legit terrifying', especially with the hotel-guest-costume party. *shrugs* I still like the fact that it's coming out sometime other than October.
        The song is passable, but it's not a very strong release. With such a long and lauded career under her belt, I would have hoped for something better. The vocals are tight and supported with a lot of compression. The aegyo-ish sound of them is excusable for younger performers, and even in follow-up or gag-releases. For a comeback made after around three years after her last release, this is not really an acceptable display, especially considering the fact that she really can sing well. The songs construction is simplistic, but it does have good harmonic elements and it is catchy as hell.
        The MV is hilarious and she is absolutely adorable and creeptastic in all the right ways. It does feel a bit long to me though, some of the scenes dragged on for just a bit more than I'd have liked, and the time lost to them added up progressively. I think about a minute could have been shaved off no problem and it would have made the whole video feel more poignant and more aggressively creepy. I did enjoy the song in the credits though, sounds like a harpsichord or something to me and that made me smile (despite the fact that it again harkens to the 10-31 sort of movie night trope).

I give it a 5/10: PRETTY GooD.

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