The bass and guitar are slower on this song, and Demon's vocals add a bit of mystery and growl. The last riffs, along with Demon's awesome scream provide a great climax to the song.įrog Night is a song reminiscent of 'Demon's Night' off of 'The End of the Century'. The tone is sweet, and the notes are all in the right place. The solo provides the first real taste of Luke's speedy playing. The chorus line is one that will stick in your mind after this album is done. The bass and rhythm guitars provide a stable foundation, while the lead plays a catchy bridge. Demon goes into some of S-II's most memorable vocal lines. The opening riff on this one is powerful, with a great beat by Raiden. The bass line is still strong and catchy as the solo is going on.ġ999 Secret Object is considered one of Seikima-II's anthems. The solo on this one is melodic, but not out of place. Next is a small interlude with Demon talking, while the rest of the band sings along. The guitars pick up some when the band hits the chorus. The riffs are not the main focus, but they aren't out of place. It's good to have a song where the guitars take a backseat to another instrument. Demon comes in strong while the bass continues on. This one has a GREAT bass line from Xenon. The next song, Earth Eater, is a very funky, catchy song. This is a very nice touch to a song that would sound great in a live setting. The song then goes to Demon talking to a sampled crowd, while the riffs get meatier. It seems slightly out of place in a song like this. The solo on this one doesn't show much in terms of speed, but is very melodic.

Demon's voice sounds slightly thin at parts, but he still lays down very catchy vocal lines. It's got some nice riffs and nice drumming. The album opens up with 'Rock'n'Roll Prisoner', a standard opening track for the band. The song writing and playing are much tighter, and the continuity is improved. 'Big Time Changes' is a positive change when compared to 'From Hell with Love'. This album is the first one written by the final lineup of the band. Seikima-II's 'Big Time Changes' is considered a turning point for the band.

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