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Thanks for posting this. My favorite MOTFD song is "Highlight" but "Endroll" is a close second. "Highlight" should be on the same album as "Endroll".

What does DSO stand for?

Yeah, I agree. I've ordered the limited edition of the album "Watashi no Nocturne" which comes with a recording of a concert on Bluray. I'm excited to hear how they sound live.

Thanks again for posting this. I've been listening to this song every single day since you posted it. I can't get enough of it. :D

This channel seems to be new. It was created on 2023-07-06. There is also a link to the new channel on the overview page of the old channel so this seems legit.

Thanks, that's interesting.

I know what you mean. When I heard MOSHIMO for the first time, I didn't like the singers high pitched voice. But I got used to it after some time. Sadly, there aren't many songs where she sings with a deeper voice.

Yes, that's mostly their style. But they also have a few slower songs like "15fun" (15分) from the "Attouteki Shoujo-Manga Story" (圧倒的少女漫画ストーリー) album, which I can't find on YouTube right now; I could swear they had a MV for that song.

Edit: Found the MV on some chinese site called "bilibili". I don't know how official that is so I'm not posting a link here. If you're curious, google "moshimo 15分". It's the first link under the "videos" section.

This song is really good. I like it. And you're right, the bassist could be a bit louder.

If you're interested, here is a list of my favorite Chatmonchy songs:

• Tokimeki
• Renai Spirits
• Kokoro to Atama
• 8cm no Pinheel
• Make Up! Make up!
• Hira Hira Hiraku Himitsu no Tobira
• Oyashirazu

Most of the Chatmonchy discography should also be here on YouTube. They have a lot of different songs. I'm sure that there is something you may like :)

IMHO, Chatmonchy didn't consist of people who could not only write and play good music but rather talented musicians that did know how to play multiple different instruments. After Kumiko (the drummer until 2011) left the band, Akiko (bass) and Eriko (guitar) continued without any support musicians. Akiko played bass, drums and piano. Eriko played guitar, drums and piano as well. For some songs, they recorded one guitar part and played that in the background. So they sounded not like a two-piece band. You can see what I mean here where they played Konbini Honeymoon. They played an entire concert "Henshin TOUR '13 @ Zepp DiverCity" (which was released on Bluray) with this formation. I find this amazing.

Later, they did have support guitarists, support drummers and a support pianist. This can be seen at the Budokan concert held in 2015. They played some songs with two drummers! How cool is that?

Sorry for the rambling. I hope you understand what mean, I'm tired so my english is a bit janky.

You're welcome :)

It's interesting to see how the style of some artists progresses/changes over time.

What software did you use to make this diagram?

Thanks for sharing this. I like both songs.