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Jealousy

X Japan · 1991

50 min · 10 tracks · heavy metal · progressive metal

Epic arrangements blend heavy metal intensity with orchestral elements, encapsulating deep emotional themes.

Why this album works

Best for
wave-like emotional intensity dynamic peaks and valleys immersive journey of feelings
Context
In 1991, X Japan was solidifying its status as a leading force in the Japanese rock scene following their breakthrough album 'Blue Blood'. 'Jealousy' represented a pivotal moment of artistic evolution, showcasing their signature blend of heavy metal and melodrama while expanding their lyrical depth and orchestration.
If you like
heavy metal, progressive metal

Jealousy is an album by X Japan, released in 1991. Epic arrangements blend heavy metal intensity with orchestral elements, encapsulating deep emotional themes. 'Jealousy' is significant for establishing X Japan's influence beyond Japan, helping to popularize visual kei aesthetics internationally. The album peaked at number one on the Oricon chart and received critical acclaim, cementing their role in shaping the landscape of Japanese rock music. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Jealousy sound like?

Epic arrangements blend heavy metal intensity with orchestral elements, encapsulating deep emotional themes. Rooted in heavy metal and progressive metal.

What makes Jealousy by X Japan notable?

'Jealousy' is significant for establishing X Japan's influence beyond Japan, helping to popularize visual kei aesthetics internationally. The album peaked at number one on the Oricon chart and received critical acclaim, cementing their role in shaping the landscape of Japanese rock music. In 1991, X Japan was solidifying its status as a leading force in the Japanese rock scene following their breakthrough album 'Blue Blood'. 'Jealousy' represented a pivotal moment of artistic evolution, showcasing their signature blend of heavy metal and melodrama while expanding their lyrical depth and orchestration.

Who is Jealousy for?

Jealousy works well if you're into wave-like emotional intensity, dynamic peaks and valleys and immersive journey of feelings.

How many songs are on Jealousy?

Jealousy has 10 tracks, running approximately 50 minutes.

Tracklist

10 tracks·50:21

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Es Durのピアノ線 1:53
  • 2 Silent Jealousy Standout 7:18
  • 3 Miscast 5:13
  • 4 Desperate Angel Standout 5:53
  • 5 White Wind From Mr. Martin 〜Pata’s Nap〜 1:02
  • 6 Voiceless Screaming Standout 6:16
  • 7 Stab Me In The Back 3:52
  • 8 Love Replica 4:35
  • 9 Joker 5:33
  • 10 Say Anything 8:42

Release Date

July 1, 1991

Genre

heavy metal, progressive metal

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Artist Origin

Japan

Runtime

50 min 21 sec