(Some parts of English are wrong, but never mind.)

The single "Far Away" devoted to the victims of the Great Hanshin Earthquake as a leader track. It's the first new song after joining second generation singer: D. C. Cooper. There are some songs dedicated to the Great Earthquake, none of them are lyrics songs "Keep your hands up and cheer up" But, only this song has become a lament that captured "tragedy" from the front side. The classical performances as well, it sounds like a requiem.

"Far Away" depicts quite accurately the earthquake that occurred in the early morning. Constituent gradually increasing in thickness is also splendid, finished in an impressive ballad. D. C. Cooper was the owner of overwhelming singing skills that manipulates a wide range of sounds from deep bass to treble-like treble. By the way, it's a different version from the 3rd Album "Moving Target" recorded later, which can only be heard on this EP single.

Track 3 to 6 are the live tracks at the first Japan tour. I heard the news that "singer changed," on that day, I remember the unsettling spread among fans. However, guided by the introduction, the performance which started naturally was a splendid one. It was a brief period of thought that it was a bass with deep depth. In the second round chorus, he leaped octaves from the original and also showed brilliant treble. The fans were convinced that "This is amazing...!" to an exceptionally unequal interval, high voice, and wide range. The set list in which "Wasted Time", "Flight", "Stranded", "Epilogue", and the album's songs are arranged in a straightforward manner is satisfying with the best song selection. Despite the rookie before the worldwide debut, the performance which followed the female chorus far exceeded the expectation, it was definitely the best live in 1995. Recommended.