Cover version of Badfinger's song

(Zettaimu)Hisashi's Comments:
I learned about the original song (by Badfinger) from my elder sister when I was an elementary school student.

She was very tender to me and bought an EP record of the song for me and I loved it. I was always listening to it. But she died of cancer three year ago. Then I decided to record the song to give to her.

This is a tribute to my dear sister, Pete Ham & Tom Evans (Badfinger), two talented artists driven to suicide by the wicked, stupid people of the music industry...

Doris Day expressed optimism deeply in the masterpiece "QUE SERA SERA".
Now, times have changed and the optimism has drifted away from today.

US artists Wendy Van Dusen & Chris Nagel wrote modern QUE SERA SERA for Zettaimu. Zettaimu arranged it for a crisp and adult love song.

John Wolfgang Roberts (acute US poet) wrote the profound lyrics for the melody of Kuroi Tenshi. In 2011 we had a pretty strong earthquake in Japan and John was living by the beach in Tokyo then. It looks like the lyrics was influenced by the tsunami.

Zettaimu completed it for a dark music by the arrangement with a spatial image.

Kuroi Tenshi is a music written first by others (not Zettaimu). Hidefumi Nakamura (ceramist) wrote the music for the poem by Rui-16-Sai (lonely genius) in his teens.

To tell the truth...it looks like Rui-16-Sai described homosexuality in the lyrics.

The single "CLASS V" is a self-cover version from the album "What Can I Do" released in 2003. It's an unplugged version that the band expresses "Ma" (Japanesque intervals between notes) acoustically.

The song expresses insecurely nervous breakdown of a women (with only a short time to live) in the face of death. Also the band mixes danger of Fukushima nuclear plant with the concept of this song that has been steadily/fatally ruined since the big earthquake on Mar.11th, 2011.