Proof

Great album, new and well packet. I definitely recommend this seller

Excelente

My teenager and her bts loved it because she brings photos and cd is great for her

This is my first comeback. All of the eras represented in these three discs are still fresh to me, and because I only started listening a year ago, the group’s development as artists is obvious to me.I shouldn’t feel nostalgic.So why am I crying?The news that they're taking a hiatus was not that unexpected. They've devoted so much of their young adulthood to the group and to their fans, plus the pandemic has kept them on uncertain ground that it's hard to adjust to when seven have to move the same way at the same time. So, that's hard, but not why I cry.Gratitude, maybe? The anthology songs they chose include a solo stage and a favorite OT7 song picked by each. Their thoughtfulness aside, BTS is a group that always has a message for their listeners. It can be broadly about social justice (No More Dream) or about a specific event (Spring Day, the melody of which uses genius changes to evoke the loss of innocence and friends - and uses the simple refrain I miss you I miss you to break your heart).Maybe there’s a little trepidation? Yet To Come, one of the three new songs and the only one so far to have a video, is light and poppie and assures us all that there’s more. But the video heavily references not only their past music videos but also a specific performance video of Life Goes On. And forward motion is good, right? But the best moment is yet to come is a statement that asks a lot of trust of the listener. Particularly when the past is as good as theirs.And the kind of trust it asks for is a jumping into the void/letting go kind of trust. Especially when the passage of time affects their obligations to their home country and their physical ability to continue doing the pyrotechnic choreography that made them that much better- on top of lyricism, social accountability, and reciprocal concern for their fandom - but, yeah, the athleticism has been outstanding.I think that may be the answer to why I am crying. They’re clearly drawing a line between then and what’s next. If they eventually get back together to perform in concerts, it won't be what it was before.Musically, there’s nothing to cry about, unless it’s tears of thankfulness. Instead of just a greatest hits compilation, they’ve added three new songs and a disc full of demos. Clever men, they share with us unpolished versions of themselves while answering the bitter critics who (falsely) allege that the members do not actually write.So, whatever comes next, we are assured that the smack talk and clap back will continue. Plus the bop.Run BTS is an upbeat number with a groove that begs for choreography. For Youth references all of the sweet songs and the not so sweet ones about innocence and, to an extent, power disparities in an inherently unjust world. There is nothing about this song that suggests BTS is going to stop trying to make the world a better place.The record merits multiple listen. Even if you know the old songs well, hearing them in this new context will reveal more. And I dare you not to make it move left and right.Notes: Disc 2's OST/OT7 picks go in fan chant order. And the standard edition weighs a ton -> SO many pages in the books. Gorgeous photos.Highly recommend. Thank you, BTS, Big Hit, HYBE.

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