Hide Tribute Ii-visual Spirits - Rar

Review: Hide Tribute II -Visual SPIRITS- rar

Hide Tribute II -Visual SPIRITS- rar is a tribute album to the late Japanese rock legend hide, who passed away in 1998. The album features 13 cover songs by various visual kei bands, such as heidi., Matenrou Opera, GOTCHAROCKA, NIGHTMARE, Sadie, defspiral, machine, CELL, DaizyStripper, DOPPEL, THE KIDDIE, D.N.A and Mix Speaker's,Inc. The album was released on July 3rd, 2013 and is the second of a series of tribute albums to hide.

The album showcases the diversity and influence of hide's music on the visual kei scene, as well as the respect and admiration that the bands have for him. The songs range from hard rock to pop rock, from metal to punk, from ballads to dance tunes. Some of the highlights include heidi.'s energetic rendition of \"TELL ME\", Matenrou Opera's dramatic version of \"DICE\", GOTCHAROCKA's catchy take on \"OBLAAT\", NIGHTMARE's powerful interpretation of \"D.O.D.[DRINK OR DIE]\", Sadie's emotional performance of \"Pink Spider\", defspiral's modern adaptation of \"ever free\", machine's heavy remake of \"DOUBT\", CELL's synth-driven remake of \"HURRY GO ROUND\", DaizyStripper's upbeat cover of \"MISERY\", DOPPEL's funky arrangement of \"Beauty & Stupid\", THE KIDDIE's punk rock tribute to \"DAMAGE\", D.N.A's collaborative cover of \"Junk Story\" and Mix Speaker's,Inc.'s playful rendition of \"50% & 50%\".

The album is a must-have for any fan of hide or visual kei music, as it pays homage to one of the most influential and iconic artists in Japanese rock history. The album is available for download in rar format from various websites[^1^] [^2^] [^4^], or you can stream it on SoundCloud[^4^]. If you are looking for a way to celebrate hide's legacy and enjoy some great covers by talented bands, then Hide Tribute II -Visual SPIRITS- rar is the album for you.

But who was hide and why is he so revered by many musicians and fans Hide was born as Hideto Matsumoto on December 13, 1964, in Yokosuka, Kanagawa. He started playing guitar at the age of 15, inspired by Kiss, and formed his first band Saber Tiger in 1981. He graduated from a beauty school in 1985 and obtained a beautician license. He joined X Japan, then known as X, in 1987 as their lead guitarist and soon became one of the most popular and influential members of the band. X Japan pioneered the visual kei movement, a subgenre of rock that combines elaborate costumes, makeup and hairstyles with heavy metal music. X Japan sold over 30 million records and became one of the most successful bands in Japanese history. [6]

Hide also pursued a solo career from 1993 onward, releasing six albums and two EPs that explored various genres such as alternative rock, industrial rock and electronic music. He collaborated with many artists, such as Zilch, Spread Beaver, M*A*S*S and Oblivion Dust. He also established his own record label, LEMONed, which supported many underground bands. He was known for his eccentric and flamboyant personality, his innovative and experimental music style, his social activism and his loyal fanbase. He was widely regarded as a musical genius and a cultural icon. [7]

On May 2, 1998, hide was found dead in his apartment in Tokyo, apparently from suicide by hanging. His death shocked and saddened millions of fans around the world, who mourned his loss with vigils, tributes and memorials. His funeral was attended by over 50,000 people and broadcast on national television. His posthumous album Ja,Zoo was released later that year and topped the charts. His legacy lives on through his music, his influence on other artists and his numerous projects that continue to honor his memory. [8] 248dff8e21