Tracklist:
1. 23 Ji 40 Pun
2. Pare
3. Piano
4. 23 Ji 40 Pun (Instrumental)
5. Pare (Instrumental)
6. Piano (Instrumental)
1. 23 Ji 40 Pun
This is rocky, but quite laid back. Yet, the arrangement doesn't do anything much for me, as its literally only guitars, which can get a bit boring. The vocals are good, except for the... rather weird, repetitive chants at the middle of the song O.o. Not that bad, but doesn't stand out at all.
Rating: 6.5 (out of 10)
2. Pare
More upbeat and and harder guitars, so this should be better, right?
...Nope. This is definitily one of the more annoying anison songs out there. Hyadain's voice just isn't suited for this kind of song, and his monologues in Engrish make me think he is a wannabe gang member. Very unpleasant to listen overall, as i couldn't wait for it to finish playing.
Rating: 3
3. Piano
The title stands for the arrangement, with this featuring just a piano and his voice. Which is good or bad, depending on the melody itself, and this is definitely boring, if not bad. Take out the Japanese lyrics and replace it with Korean, and you get one of those album fillers when you've got nothing good for an album except a title song. Perfect for putting a person to sleep, though.
Rating: 4
A very mediocre single. The title song was plain, and Hyadain's voice isn't suited for fast songs at all, so i hope he won't try anything like "Pare" again. My overall rating is: 4.5.
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