What makes Dahlia by X Japan notable?

'Dahlia' is significant for its fusion of rock and classical music, influencing the J-Rock scene. The album's title track became a staple of the band's live performances and contributed to their enduring legacy, particularly at the Tokyo Dome concerts where they drew massive crowds. By the time 'Dahlia' was released in 1996, X Japan was at a crossroads following their 1995 breakup. This album marked their first release after reuniting, showcasing an evolution in their sound with more melodic elements and orchestration. It also followed their earlier work that had solidified them as pioneers in the Japanese visual kei movement.