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[Double post]

Hi, just want to say I totally agree. Tonight and Cafe are way way way up there in my all-time favorite list. God that Taeyang bridge in Tonight and Daesung "You don't need me anymore" get me high every time lol. And Love Song is a quiet grower. I didn't pay much attention to it, then after a few years it just hit me with actually lots of beauty and interest under its seemingly simplicity and straightforwardness. I experienced the same with Blue and probably Last Dance too, so I think it's quite a charming characteristic of their music. It's unfortunate the album and singles are one of their least underrated/underperformed because it deserves so much more T_T Hi, just want to say I totally agree. Tonight and Cafe are way way way up there in my all-time favorite list. God that Taeyang bridge in Tonight and Daesung "You don't need me anymore" get me high every time lol. And Love Song is a quiet grower. I didn't pay much attention to it, then after a few years it just hit me with actually lots of beauty and interest under its seemingly simplicity and straightforwardness. I experienced the same with Blue and probably Last Dance too, so I think it's quite a charming characteristic of their music. It's unfortunate the album and singles are one of their least underrated/underperformed because it deserves so much more T_T

It's weirdly heartbreaking to start to like a group just now who are long past their prime, on the verge of being forgotten or disbanded, have one member leaving, and you used to dislike since their debut because of their similarities to your bias group. Guess that's what eye-catching music and handsome boys do to you (and probably because their path already diverges far from your bias'). This feeling is not easy at all. Like you're holding onto what is no longer there, and can only catch a glimpse of their past, and feeling sorry for them. Maybe that's partly why people like stanning successful groups or whoever is the trend at the moment. It gives you emotional safety.