Generasia would not be possible without tokyograph and all the wonderful people who've contributed over the past 15 years. Thank you!

Difference between revisions of "Defend Love"

 
Line 1: Line 1:
[[Image:Namie Amuro PAST FUTURE CD Only.jpg|thumb|200px|''[[Past Future|PAST < FUTURE]]'' Cover]]
+
[[Image:Namie Amuro PAST FUTURE CD Only.jpg|thumb|250px|''[[Past Future|PAST < FUTURE]]'' Cover]]
  
 
; Artist
 
; Artist
Line 11: Line 11:
 
; Other Infoamtion
 
; Other Infoamtion
 
: Arrangement: [[Nao'ymt]]
 
: Arrangement: [[Nao'ymt]]
 +
 +
 +
 +
 +
 +
 +
  
  
 
<div align="justify">
 
<div align="justify">
"Defend Love" is a pop song recorded by [[Amuro Namie]], and first appears on her 8th album ''[[Past Future|PAST < FUTURE]]''. It is described as a futuristic love song, akin to it's predecessor "[[Dr.]]".
+
"Defend Love" is an [[:Category:Electronic|electro]]-[[:Category:J-Pop|pop]] song recorded by [[Amuro Namie]], and produced by [[Nao'ymt]]. The song was recorded for Amuro's eight studio record ''[[Past Future|PAST < FUTURE]]''. It is a follow up track to "[[Dr.]]", both stylistically and visually. Much like it's predecessor it has also been described as an "aggressive"<small><ref>[http://purpleskymagazine.com/2010/01/review-namie-amuro-past-future/ Purple Sky: ''PAST<FUTURE'' Review]</ref></small> futuristic love song, although "Defend Love" contains more of an [[Wikipedia:Urban contemporary|urban influence]]. It was named as one of the album's standout tracks.
  
 
== Music Video ==
 
== Music Video ==
[[Image:Amuro Namie - Defend Love PV Screenshot.jpg|thumb|250px|A shot video with [[Amuro Namie]] (left) and [[Wikipedia:Amuro Ray|Amuro Ray]] (right)]]
+
[[Image:Amuro Namie - Defend Love PV Screenshot.jpg|thumb|350px|A shot video with [[Amuro Namie]] (left) and [[Wikipedia:Amuro Ray|Amuro Ray]] (right)]]
 +
 
 +
The [[PV|music video]] for "Defend Love" is Amuro's second fully animated music video which was created by [[Wikipedia:Sunrise (company)|Sunrise, Inc.]] and directed by [[TANAKAZOO]] & [[Tanaka Yusuke]].
  
The [[PV|music video]] for "Defend Love" is Amuro's second fully animated music video which was created by [[Wikipedia:Sunrise (company)|Sunrise, Inc.]] and directed by [[TANAKAZOO]] & [[Tanaka Yusuke]]. The video features Amuro as the animated character that was previously seen in the the music video for "[[Dr.]]" and a third alter ego of Amuro that is battling with the character [[Wikipedia:Amuro Ray|Amuro Ray]] from the [[Anime|anime]] series ''[[Wikipedia:Mobile Suit Gundam|Mobile Suit Gundam]]''. The scene is almost entirely a recreation of the battle from [[Wikipedia:One_Year_War#The_Ghost_of_Solomon|The Ghost of Solomon]] of the [[Wikipedia:Universal Century|Universal Century]] timeline with Amuro's animated character drawn in place of the original character from the sequence, [[Wikipedia:Lalah Sune|Lalah Sune]] and piloting the MAN-08 Elmeth. The character of Amuro in the previous animated music video is apparently connected to this third alter ego and is being manipulated with the [[Wikipedia:Psycommu system|psycommu system]] which is forcing her to control the third alter ego in destructive ways.  
+
The video features Amuro as the animated character that was previously seen in the the music video for "[[Dr.]]" and a third alter ego of Amuro that is battling with the character [[Wikipedia:Amuro Ray|Amuro Ray]] from the [[Anime|anime]] series ''[[Wikipedia:Mobile Suit Gundam|Mobile Suit Gundam]]''. The scene is almost entirely a recreation of the battle from [[Wikipedia:One_Year_War#The_Ghost_of_Solomon|The Ghost of Solomon]] of the [[Wikipedia:Universal Century|Universal Century]] timeline with Amuro's animated character drawn in place of the original character from the sequence, [[Wikipedia:Lalah Sune|Lalah Sune]] and piloting the MAN-08 Elmeth. The character of Amuro in the previous animated music video is apparently connected to this third alter ego and is being manipulated with the [[Wikipedia:Psycommu system|psycommu system]] which is forcing her to control the third alter ego in destructive ways.  
  
 
During the battle sequence Amuro, in a purple MAN-08 Elmeth is fighting Amuro Ray in the RX-78 Gundam. In their newtype bond Ray tries to convince her to stop the battle but Amuro doesn't react to his plea and continues the battle which ultimately forces Ray to destroy the gundam she is piloting which causes the connection between Amuro's two characters to be severed. This scene differs from the scene in the anime series as the death of Lalah Sune was accidental.  
 
During the battle sequence Amuro, in a purple MAN-08 Elmeth is fighting Amuro Ray in the RX-78 Gundam. In their newtype bond Ray tries to convince her to stop the battle but Amuro doesn't react to his plea and continues the battle which ultimately forces Ray to destroy the gundam she is piloting which causes the connection between Amuro's two characters to be severed. This scene differs from the scene in the anime series as the death of Lalah Sune was accidental.  
  
 
At the end of the video a scene with the words "TO BE CONTINUED ►►►" appears. This is the same phrase that appeared at the end of the music video for "Dr." which "Defend Love" is related to.
 
At the end of the video a scene with the words "TO BE CONTINUED ►►►" appears. This is the same phrase that appeared at the end of the music video for "Dr." which "Defend Love" is related to.
 
+
; Discography
</div>
+
*[2009.12.16] ''[[Past Future|PAST < FUTURE]]'' DVD (#6)
 +
==Concert Performances==
 +
*[2010.12.15] ''[[Namie Amuro Past Future Tour 2010|namie amuro PAST<FUTURE tour 2010]]'' (#22)
 +
*[2011.12.21] ''[[Namie Amuro Live Style 2011|namie amuro LIVE STYLE 2011]]'' (#15)
 +
==References==
 +
{{Reflist}}
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
*[http://www.animelyrics.com/jpop/amuro/defendlove.htm - Romaji & English translation]
+
*Lyrics: [http://shinitakashi.blogspot.com/2009/03/amuro-namie-dr-lyrics.html#more English translation, Romaji, Kana]
  
 
{{Amuro Namie}}
 
{{Amuro Namie}}
Line 33: Line 47:
 
[[Category:2009 Songs]]
 
[[Category:2009 Songs]]
 
[[Category:Amuro Namie Songs]]
 
[[Category:Amuro Namie Songs]]
 +
[[Category:Radio Single]]

Latest revision as of 16:26, 21 March 2016

Artist
Amuro Namie
Song
Defend Love
Lyrics
Nao'ymt
Music
Nao'ymt
Other Infoamtion
Arrangement: Nao'ymt





"Defend Love" is an electro-pop song recorded by Amuro Namie, and produced by Nao'ymt. The song was recorded for Amuro's eight studio record PAST < FUTURE. It is a follow up track to "Dr.", both stylistically and visually. Much like it's predecessor it has also been described as an "aggressive"[1] futuristic love song, although "Defend Love" contains more of an urban influence. It was named as one of the album's standout tracks.

Music Video

A shot video with Amuro Namie (left) and Amuro Ray (right)

The music video for "Defend Love" is Amuro's second fully animated music video which was created by Sunrise, Inc. and directed by TANAKAZOO & Tanaka Yusuke.

The video features Amuro as the animated character that was previously seen in the the music video for "Dr." and a third alter ego of Amuro that is battling with the character Amuro Ray from the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam. The scene is almost entirely a recreation of the battle from The Ghost of Solomon of the Universal Century timeline with Amuro's animated character drawn in place of the original character from the sequence, Lalah Sune and piloting the MAN-08 Elmeth. The character of Amuro in the previous animated music video is apparently connected to this third alter ego and is being manipulated with the psycommu system which is forcing her to control the third alter ego in destructive ways.

During the battle sequence Amuro, in a purple MAN-08 Elmeth is fighting Amuro Ray in the RX-78 Gundam. In their newtype bond Ray tries to convince her to stop the battle but Amuro doesn't react to his plea and continues the battle which ultimately forces Ray to destroy the gundam she is piloting which causes the connection between Amuro's two characters to be severed. This scene differs from the scene in the anime series as the death of Lalah Sune was accidental.

At the end of the video a scene with the words "TO BE CONTINUED ►►►" appears. This is the same phrase that appeared at the end of the music video for "Dr." which "Defend Love" is related to.

Discography

Concert Performances

References

External Links