The book is in very good condition and the posters too. Everything arrived commendably well-packed and shipped by kuroi_sora of LJ so it was a good trade: quick, efficient and nice natured.
There are very few pics of this item so I might edit in a para about the contents; I think other pepo might be interested to know what is inside, maybe. Sadly I have neither a scanner nor your scanning talent (e.g. for avoiding other print showing through) and the book is basically magazine paper (466 pages!) so very shiny; my camera really doesn't do it justice. Given the sheer weight of that magazine quality paper, the binding is not strong; if it was flattened out repeatedly it would crack, I think.
I was so excited when the postman turned up with this. I was having coffee with a friend in the garden and I don't think either the friend or the postman could stop laughing as I capered about, waving the box and jumping up and down on the grass (the neighbours are used to it!). So, yes, thrilled but also absorbed and fascinated again.
Ah, in your reply to one of my comments a few days back you kindly put some pictures of Gackt with his instruments; well, there are a few more in this book and your comment was why I chose the guitar and piano pictures for this post ;=)
There was a litle irony in the timing in that I needed to finish my writing entry for the Gackt Army RnRII challenge, so I had to turn my back on the book and slink back to the keyboard!
Thanks for making a visit here and for sharing my excitement.
The book is in very good condition and the posters too. Everything arrived commendably well-packed and shipped by kuroi_sora of LJ so it was a good trade: quick, efficient and nice natured.
There are very few pics of this item so I might edit in a para about the contents; I think other pepo might be interested to know what is inside, maybe. Sadly I have neither a scanner nor your scanning talent (e.g. for avoiding other print showing through) and the book is basically magazine paper (466 pages!) so very shiny; my camera really doesn't do it justice. Given the sheer weight of that magazine quality paper, the binding is not strong; if it was flattened out repeatedly it would crack, I think.
I was so excited when the postman turned up with this. I was having coffee with a friend in the garden and I don't think either the friend or the postman could stop laughing as I capered about, waving the box and jumping up and down on the grass (the neighbours are used to it!). So, yes, thrilled but also absorbed and fascinated again.
Ah, in your reply to one of my comments a few days back you kindly put some pictures of Gackt with his instruments; well, there are a few more in this book and your comment was why I chose the guitar and piano pictures for this post ;=)
There was a litle irony in the timing in that I needed to finish my writing entry for the Gackt Army RnRII challenge, so I had to turn my back on the book and slink back to the keyboard!
Thanks for making a visit here and for sharing my excitement.
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