Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- wiki:monosugoi [2024/03/02 04:26] – kisu_odd
+++ wiki:monosugoi [2024/03/13 07:07] (current) – kisu_odd
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 ====== Monosugoi ======
-<WRAP center round todo 60%>
-This page is under construction
-</WRAP>
 {{page>infobox:monosugoi}}
-Monosugoi is the debut album by The Ohayogozaimas, released on December 31st, 2015. In June of 2015, the band released their debut song [[wiki:Amazing|Amazing]]. It was followed by [[wiki:MIMIZU IN THE DANCEFLOOR|MIMIZU IN THE DANCEFLOOR]] as their second single, while also becoming the band's most popular track. The album explores themes of 1, 2, and 3.
+Monosugoi is the debut album by [[wiki:The Ohayogozaimas|The Ohayogozaimas]], released on December 31st, 2015. In June of 2015, the band released their debut song [[wiki:Amazing|Amazing]]. It was followed by [[wiki:MIMIZU IN THE DANCEFLOOR|MIMIZU IN THE DANCEFLOOR]] as their second single.\\
-The album features the track " ", a song that was featured on [[wiki:ALGORITHM|ALGORITHM]], and a   song "  ". A remastered version, with a bonus track corpse attack and extended live length, was released through crowdfunding in 2019. It features different artwork, with its cover  . All songs from the album were performed frequently during The Ohayogozaimas' initial tours but some songs (say which ones) have been steadily dropped from the setlists since, except for "MIMIZU IN THE DANCEFLOOR", which is performed at nearly every single show. \\
+The album features the track [[wiki:Obscenity|Obscenity]], which is a rearrangement of the song [[wiki:P.O.R.N.O.|P.O.R.N.O.]] which was featured on [[wiki:Utsu-P|Utsu-P]]'s [[wiki:vocaloid|vocaloid]] album [[wiki:ALGORITHM|ALGORITHM]], and their most popular song MIMIZU IN THE DANCEFLOOR. A remastered version, featuring new or extended parts on [[wiki:Amazing|Amazing]] and [[wiki:House VS. Thief|House VS. Thief]] as well as [[wiki:Corpse Attack!!|Corpse Attack!!]] as a bonus track, was released through [[wiki:Free to play|a crowdfunding campaign]] in 2019. It features different artwork, with its album cover colors inverted. Almost all songs from the album are performed frequently during The Ohayogozaimas' live shows, excluding [[wiki:Obscenity|Obscenity]], which has become a live rarity. MIMIZU IN THE DANCEFLOOR is performed at nearly every single show.
-words
 ====== Background ======
-====== Release and promotion ======
+In 2013, [[wiki:Utsu-P|Utsu-P]] expressed interest in forming a band to pursue a more live oriented style of music while his vocaloid music could take on a more experimental approach. In 2014 auditions were held to find a singer, [[wiki:Saba|Saba]] was found and recruited. In 2015, the project was unveiled with their first single [[wiki:Amazing|Amazing]]. Their debut live took place at Utsu-P's [[wiki:Sou|Sou]] event in September. The mini album would be released on new year's eve of 2015.
 ====== Music and lyrics ======
+As the band's debut album, it marks a mission statement of Utsu-P's signature mixture of metalcore instrumentation with pop songwriting, this time with a more focused aim on a live oriented style. As a result, the songs generally carry an exciting energy with an emphasis on hooks. Nearly every song features electronic elements sometimes leading the song.\\
+\\
+The album explores a variety of themes, but a common thread can be found within all of them, as each song critiques Japanese society's busybody lifestyle in some form or another.
 ====== Songs ======
+The album opens up with Intro, which is a basic electronic introduction song which builds up to an explosion of guitars and drums, it directly leads into the second track, Minor Task Girl. The title is a pun, as it's written as "girl" in the title, however the lyrics state "Ga aru" roughly meaning "(I) have". MIMIZU IN THE DANCEFLOOR has a strong danceability and an instantly memorable hook. it's also the band's most popular song and their first with a guitar solo. Amazing is the band's first single and functions almost as a mission statement with it's full band feeling and electronic leads. Hypocritical Courtesy is a short and fast song which usually closes The Ohayogozaimas' live sets. House VS. Thief is a simple mid tempo song with a catchy chorus, emphasizing audience participation, it also features two sections which could both be considered as a "breakdown". \\
+\\
+Obscenity is an extended and re arranged version of the song P.O.R.N.O. which Utsu-P wrote in 2013. The lyrics tell about finding love in a miserable world. Endless Amusement is a song about playing video games as a form of escapism.
 ====== Track listing ======
+  - [[wiki:intro|Intro]]
+  - [[wiki:minor_task_girl|]]
+  - [[wiki:mimizu_in_the_dancefloor|]]
+  - [[wiki:amazing|Amazing]]
+  - [[wiki:hypocritical_courtesy|]]
+  - [[wiki:House VS. Thief|]]
+  - [[wiki:Obscenity|]]
+  - [[wiki:Endless Amusement|]]
 ====== Personnel ======
+**The Ohayogozaimas**\\
+[[wiki:saba|Saba]] - Vocals\\
+[[wiki:Nagi|Nagi]] - Guitar and backup vocals\\
+[[wiki:Utsu-P|Utsu-P]] - Bass and programming\\
+\\
+Utsu-P - Music, lyrics, recording, mixing, mastering, artwork, and design\\
+Arranged by The Ohayogozaimas\\
+Recorded at STUDIO NOAH YOYOGI and [[wiki:utsu-p#studio_and_equipment|STUDIO OUCHI]]
+---- photogallery show ----
+namespace  : wiki:monosugoi
+title      : Gallery
+----
 ====== Trivia ======
-  * entry
+  * The album was printed in a sleeve packaging.
 \\ ~~DISCUSSION~~