Yukihiro cannot get along with Tusk so well, because their different music attitudes. But! Ken likes Yukihiro so much. He hired Yukihiro to do electro stuff for his second album, Hip Grind Man.
from http://community.livejournal.com/larcenciel/1175435.html nanani said "AFAIK yuki didn't join Zi:Kill until 89. They had a hard time keeping a drummer and yuki didn't stay that long. " Sw believe that if Zi:Kill was not disband in 1994, Eby Chan could stay with them until the end of the world. Eby is the right drummer for them actually.
DVD: DOCUMENTARY FILMS ~Trans ASIA via PARIS~ disc 01 - english translation from http://community.livejournal.com/larcenciel/1089078.html I: hahaha, indeed, it’s strange to say “visual-kei music”. yukki: there was a person that kept asking me about Visual-kei. I: Maybe they’re mixing up things yukki: No,no, maybe that’s because visual-kei is trendy in overseas now, and I think they want me to say what I think about it. I think it’s much better now, because in former times I used to say them to shut up. Now it’s different because the bands are self-claiming they’re visual kei. When I started we wouldn’t even talk about visual-kei in a band. When I played for Zi:kill was the first time I heard about that. And at that time the bands didn’t like to be tagged as visual kei.
I just say what I know about them. Yukihiro is a perfect drummer himself. He has a really good skill. People compare him with Eby Chan, and they said, Eby Chan kept simply rhythms. Whatever, Zi:Kill's music does not need fast drummer or crazy genius drummer. Zi:Kill will perfectly need a proper drummer, and they will be so happy if that guy can play Jazz, and Eby Chan can do it.
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