Keiko, you think the music means less to us because we haven't lost someone? Get the fuck out. There are other pains in life that are just as bad. The songs are hard to understand because they want you to interpret it in a way that relates to you. That is why it's such poetry. Kyo can take his experiences, and encrypt them into enigmatic and beautiful songs. We interpret the symbolization he uses to our own lives, and the song begins to sing to us as individuals. The song can mean one thing to him, and another to someone else. When we all hear it, we all share our pain with each other. Our sources of pain aren't always the same, but the feelings are still there. When we can't express it, he does it for us. Kyo does this on purpose to connect with us. If you don't know that about Dir en grey, you're no fan, no matter how much you own, no matter how much you spend.
Also, if you're such a fan, why don't you know that the 'g' isn't capitalized?
Keiko, you think the music means less to us because we haven't lost someone? Get the fuck out. There are other pains in life that are just as bad. The songs are hard to understand because they want you to interpret it in a way that relates to you. That is why it's such poetry. Kyo can take his experiences, and encrypt them into enigmatic and beautiful songs. We interpret the symbolization he uses to our own lives, and the song begins to sing to us as individuals. The song can mean one thing to him, and another to someone else. When we all hear it, we all share our pain with each other. Our sources of pain aren't always the same, but the feelings are still there. When we can't express it, he does it for us. Kyo does this on purpose to connect with us. If you don't know that about Dir en grey, you're no fan, no matter how much you own, no matter how much you spend. Also, if you're such a fan, why don't you know that the 'g' isn't capitalized?