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Merveilles
''Merveilles'' is the third album by the Japanese rock band Malice Mizer, released on March 18, 1998. In 2004, it was named one of the top albums from 1989–1998 in an issue of the music magazine ''Band Yarouze''.
==Summary==
''Merveilles'' is the band's only album on a major record label, being released by Nippon Columbia (Midi:Nette went under the "Maitrize" name for the only time in its history). Its title is French for "Wonders". This album marked the pinnacle of the band's success, being their best-selling album, charting high on the Oricon charts, and also earned them several national TV appearances.
In 1998, the band played a two day live at the Nippon Budokan which involved a large building as a stage prop and elaborate theatrics; each member performing a skit with another on their own (including a skit in which Gackt fell to the stage to sing the song "Le Ciel", and returned to "Heaven" by song's (concert's ) end). It was a success and was released on home video as ''Merveilles l'espace''. In July 1998, the Yokohama Arena's stage would be the last for Gackt as in January 1999, at the height of Malice Mizer's success, he left the band in order to pursue a solo career.
A few months after his departure, drummer Kami died of a subarachnoid hemorrhage on June 21. But the band continued to exist, as Kami was replaced by a non-official, supporting member, and new vocalist Klaha was recruited. By then the band had abandoned the lighter pop music sound of the Gackt era for a dramatic mixture of Baroque music, gothic, metal and electronic music, and adopted an elaborate funeral Goth look.
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