ViViD : [Across The Border] BrandX Special

credits to maosaya

ViViD : Across the Border Single preview

ViViD - feast of the moon credits to Blu3S3a

ViViD - トワイライトtwilight credits to Blu3S3a

ViViD - 夢ノミチシルベYume no Michishirube credits to Blu3S3a

[Single] ViViD - Across The Border [17 February 2010]

New Look

Across The Border (All Types)

Tracklist:

1.Across The Border
2.Feast Of The Moon (limited edition B)
2.Twilight (Regular edition)
3.Yume no Michishirube

Download Here

Credits To: arya92

ViViD : Across The Border [PV]

Creits to Shanti and xLiptonxsamax

ViViD - Across The Border PV [Preview]

Credits: YukiDesu & nachidesu

ViViD : New look!

ViViD new look!!

mm! many new looks recently don't you think so? Here's the newest from ViViD!

Credits: Hiromi

ViVID : new maxi single「Across The Border」release

limited edition TYPE A (1,890yen) will include CD+DVD, limited edition TYPE B (1,890yen) will include CD+booklet (12 pages), and regular edition (1,575yen) will include CD only

CD track list
01.Across The Border
02.Feast of the moon (included in limited edition TYPE B)
02.トワイライト(twilight) (included in regular edition)
03.夢ノミチシルベ(yume no michishirube)

limited edition TYPE A DVD track list
01.Across The Border (PV)

Pre Order

ViViD : Making Of 69 II

ViViD- 69 II [Making Of] -part 1- credits to vampireknight1888 and shanti

ViViD : The ViViD Colour [bonus tracks]

credits to ms2yc, dumplings and kuki

kimi koi: Download @ MF
trail of tears: Download @ MF

ViVid : Reno's view on life

Source MusicJapan+

Reno: People all live their own lives, and for each life they're the main character. People view the world subjectively, and generally think that the world revolves around them. Everyone feels that way, and each one's way of thinking is different. That goes for no matter what sort of lives they're leading, and regardless of their jobs and occupations. Nobody in the world has the same views, but still we are able to share and sometimes agree with them. We are capable of learning from other people's experiences and ideas.
I've come to the conclusion that it's no use to just concentrate on practicing the guitar all day inside. It's better to go outside every now and then. Go out, then discuss and adopt different views.
After talking out in the open, go back into your house. That's when I start playing the guitar while contemplating deeply and seriously about my career and life. It's important to talk with friends, and people who are both younger and older than you. You might find a completely different self. You've only got one life to live. People who can happily enjoy life win. I'm trying to do that, but first you must work hard everyday. By taking small steps each day that will eventually lead you to become more confident.
I'm starting to ramble a bit. What I'm trying to say is I'll make all of you happy. That's all.

ViViD- The ViViD color

Tracklist :
01. 69-II
02. butterfly
03. Chroni狂
04. 波紋
05. 星ノ雨

Mediafire

Credit: Kles@Taintedworld

ViVid : ViViD- 69 Ⅱ (Full PV)

ViViD- 69 Ⅱ (Full PV)credits to eriNAtsuki1

ViVid : ｢THE ViViD COLOR｣

Source:PSC myspace newsletter

■NEW MINI ALBUM ｢THE ViViD COLOR｣ will be released on October 21(Wed)！

Reserve now！

●The limited edition 3,000 pieces

PSIS-91010 ￥3,360(tax in)

[CD]

1.69-Ⅱ

2.butterfly

3.Chroni狂 / ChroniKyo

4.波紋 / Hamon

5.星ノ雨 / Hoshi no Ame

[DVD]

「69-Ⅱ」MUSIC CLIP＋MAKING videos included

●The normal version

PSIS-1010 ￥2,835(tax in)

[CD]

1.69-Ⅱ

2.butterfly

3.キミコイ / Kimikoi

4.星ノ雨 / Hoshi no Ame

5.Chroni狂 / ChroniKyo

6.波紋 / Hamon

7.Trail of Tears

ViViD : - 69- II PV preview

credits to Blu3S3a
PV PREVIEW of song 69- II by ViViD .
from upcoming Mini Album 『THE ViViD COLOR』
to be release on 10月21日 , 21/10/2009 .

ViViD: Shin on Hakutsuban Vol.008 interview

First of all, what was your childhood dream?
At first I wanted to be a Sentai Hero, and I thought I could become one if I tried hard enough (lol). In junior high I was captain of the basketball team, and for a time I thought sports were fun, so in turn I thought it would be nice to become a basketball player at one point. I read Slam Dunk and thought, “Hey, I could become one too, right?” But, when we were eliminated from the prefectural championship I thought I had nothing else to do, right then in my third year of junior high I sang a song at the school cultural fest. At the time the reaction of those around me was really great and I thought “This is for me.” That’s where it started.

What influenced you to participate in the cultural fest?
When I was talking with my friends about what to do we said “Wouldn’t it be good if we did a song?” And though I say it was a song, it wasn’t with the choir, I sang the J-POP that was popular at the time. That was my first time on the stage.

Were you nervous?
Of course I was. Even now, there is not a time when I’m not nervous about going on stage.

It doesn’t look that way. It seems like you don’t get nervous.
I’m actually told that often. But I really am nervous on the inside.

Did you start a band after that?
It wasn’t as structured as a band, but more like a unit. But the third year of junior high is really all about entrance exams, so just for recreation we’d stay after school and play. When I went to high school, I made friends around me who were doing bands so at that time I started thinking it would be nice to pursue music, and I thought I wanted to try to sing along with instruments so in my second year of high school I put together my first band. I entered into a competition called TEENS with that band and we got second place in the Kantou region, and I thought “This is it!” So it was from there that I decided to dedicate myself to it. When I entered in TEENS I was still not visual kei though. After that I put together a new band and put my first step into the genre of visual kei. However, that band broke up, but I wanted to continue doing music so then I moved to Tokyo.

How was it when you first moved to Tokyo?
Of course my heart was pounding. But there were a lot of people around me who treated me well so I think that’s why I was able to get through it.

So you were able to work hard and come this far because you were surrounded by great people. So then, what is your present dream?
First of all I just want a lot of people to hear us so that we can become able to play at big places.

What kind of vocalist do you wish to become?
I want to pass the boundaries of just visual kei in the end. If you ask other people, the way visual kei is seen through their eyes is “Ah, those bands with make-up” is what I think they often think but I want to show them that that isn’t all there is to it.

Also just these past few days, your first single “Take-off” has gone on sale, what kind of creation have you produced?
Within the time limits we had, it’s something I wanted to reach everyone so, “Even just a bit of something good, something good…” It was made while keeping this in mind.

Can you tell us about the title song “Take-off”?
The single will be released in the summer time, but when I wrote the lyrics it was the spring immediately following ViViD’s formation, so to signify a turning point, or rather because in March/April I believe there are many people whose circumstances change, I wrote it with the feeling of wanting to support those people and even myself and ViViD.

How about the second track, “W.B.A”?
Rather as just the nature of a message, I wanted to immerse you into a whole other world. When I heard the song, I wanted to divide it into yin and yang and because “Take-off” has such a cheerful feeling, I thought I’d just go for it and drop it all the way down, so it isn’t a message, I wrote it while keeping in mind that I wanted to immerse the listener into a deep other world.

What about “J-guild”?
The purpose of this song was to show that “We can do stuff like this too.” I tried writing lyrics that just by continuing to listen to you can catch on to and words that just suddenly pop into your head.

How was the recording process?
It passed by quite well without a fuss. We all talked and decided about how and where we should put our emotion.

Since you’re doing a consecutive 2 month release, it’s also decided that another will come out in August, what kind of creation is it turning out to be?
In regards to the lyrics of the title song “Dear,” it’s about the feelings I have towards people who are important to me, whether it be the people who will listen to the song, the other members, and my family. I wrote it will all of those many special people in my life in mind and I think if you listen to it you will feel that warmth.

Lastly please give a message to the fans.
I think in this first maxi single we were able to convey to you that “Hey, this is the kind of band we are.” From here we only plan on working harder and if you continue to believe in us and follow us on our way we surely won’t fail you.

Credit: Crazy Visual kei party

ViViD: The ViViD color preview video

It is a awesome mini-album, going to die >_<"

Credit: Zukendra

ViViD: The ViViD color cover and preview

I am going to going die now, The new mini album like so awesome, oh my god... It IS SO GOOD...

Cover:











Regular cover:












Preview:
ViViD official site

Credit: Gore visual kei hell

ViViD: New Look!

ViViD: Dear [PV]

Credits to hystericalHONEY