Kimi wo Mamoru Tame ni Boku ha Yume wo Miru
(君を守るためにぼくは夢を見る)
Sophia
Borderline
Boku no Hoteri (僕のほてり)
Fly To The Future
Ichiman Doru no Sasayaki (1万ドルの囁き)
The lyrics come with handwritten comments by Kyoko, as well as many
nice pictures, in several different outfits. The first printing
comes in a larger cardboard box (with a different picture from the
CD) that includes the CD, and a two page booklet, with a picture and
message from Kyoko.
Unlike other sophomore efforts I've heard this year, Unmoral builds
well on the success of Binetsu. While I can hear a lot of
similarities between the two, this album breaks a lot of new ground
on its own. It's not totally cute, it doesn't totally rock, but it
does have a lot of different styles, that she usually pulls of very well.
My favorite track right now is
Kimi wo Mamoru Tame ni Boku ha Yume wo Miru.
[information and comments provided by Joe Petrow.]