Visual kei / symphonic metal ballad legends X JAPAN reopen the holy archive vault with ENDLESS RAIN (Live at NIPPON BUDOKAN, 1990), and yes, the nostalgia meter immediately redlines into sacred tear-soaked overdrive. This is not just a live clip; it is visual kei scripture from the cathedral era, where Yoshiki’s piano, Toshi’s voice, hide and Pata’s guitars, and Taiji’s bass turn heartbreak into a giant Budokan weather system. ENDLESS RAIN means exactly what it says: rain that never stops — and in X JAPAN mythology, that rain is basically emotional pyrotechnics falling from the sky while every old-school fan’s inner VHS tape starts crying in stereo.
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