Cinnamon Philosophy

First thing I noticed with this album before I bought it compared to OSTER project's last album Miku no Kandume (みくのかんづめ) was that are no "free talk" tracks with the Vocaloids introducing the next track or messing around, however, the 1 hour and 18 minutes run time (compared to Miku no Kandume's 59 minutes), widely varied tracks with use of all of Crypton's Vocaloids to date (with the use of Hatsune Miku append) easilly made me forget about this. Another thing I noticed before even buying the album was it has more Meiko and Kaito than a lot of Vocaloid albums (and makes good use of them, as most Vocaloid fans know, Vocaloid 1 is harder to get a good sound from, Meiko especially but OSTER project does it seemingly with ease).

The songs themselves as I've said before are widely varied: there's at least one to satisfy any music taste, my personal favourites on first listen are:

Around the World: fast techno sounding song

Piano Girl: very catchy jazzy piano song

trick and treat: somewhat creepy halloween themed song

恋色病棟/Koi Iro Byotou: fast, crazy, typical J-pop at it's best and dripping with cuteness

プリンセス・カウガール・ショー/ Princess Cowgirl Show:adorable western themed song complete with a flipping insane drum solo

Alice in Musicland: This finisher to the album which takes you on a musical journey.

As a bonus, this album also includes 雨のちSweet Drops/Ame nochi Sweet Drops and マージナル/Marginal from Project Diva. All in all, a well worthwhile package with one great song after another. It also comes with a cute Miku flannel/teatowel thing which is currently sat over my external hard drive (absoloute dust and mark magnet) but I might put it up somewhere.