I dug up the album (I had it, but I hadn't listened to it in ages because I'd burned the songs I liked and a couple really annoy me), and it's a better album than I had thought. So I recommend it. But not above her other albums-- there's too many discordant weird arrangements in some of the songs for my taste.
I am up to the point where [spoiler with the Third Hokage] and the really touching flashback to Kid!Iruka, and then Naruto takes off with Jiraiya in search of Tsunade, and also I now see why Sasuke has such a bad attitude. The last I saw of Gaara, he was being dragged offstage by Temari and Kankuro, and actually thanked them, which they seemed very surprised to hear.
Also, a very minor point I'm sure, but when Shino, the creepy bug kid, collapses from poison gas and his father bends over him and says, "Don't worry, my bugs will suck out the poison," the convergence of the sweet touching family moment and the fact that it consisted of first aid via disgusting creepy ninja bugs made me laugh maniacally for about five minutes straight.
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Re: Gaara has an entire album
Date: 2006-04-19 05:45 am (UTC)I am up to the point where [spoiler with the Third Hokage] and the really touching flashback to Kid!Iruka, and then Naruto takes off with Jiraiya in search of Tsunade, and also I now see why Sasuke has such a bad attitude. The last I saw of Gaara, he was being dragged offstage by Temari and Kankuro, and actually thanked them, which they seemed very surprised to hear.
Also, a very minor point I'm sure, but when Shino, the creepy bug kid, collapses from poison gas and his father bends over him and says, "Don't worry, my bugs will suck out the poison," the convergence of the sweet touching family moment and the fact that it consisted of first aid via disgusting creepy ninja bugs made me laugh maniacally for about five minutes straight.