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Not sure if I can post this here but below is the rough translation of the Marie Claire interview using ChatGPT. Please note I don’t know Korean so I can’t attest to how accurate this translation is. Still I very much enjoyed the read and hope you do too.
“Last March, we wrapped up the activities for our mini 3rd album ‘EASY’. How have LE SSERAFIM’s days been these days? Chaewon: We haven’t taken a break and are preparing for the next album. We also have a second fan meeting scheduled soon. Kazuha: Actually, we don’t get many opportunities to meet fans in person. So, the time we spend face to face is even more precious and happy, and we are working hard thinking about the fans who will enjoy it.
It’s already been about a month since you performed on the stage you loved at Coachella. How do you remember those dreamlike days? Chaewon: It was such a huge honor because it was a stage we had dreamed of since ‘Never’. The sight of fans filling the audience and enjoying it all together was an incredibly intense time. Every part of preparing for the stage is memorable. It was a stage where we felt and learned a lot. Kazuha: Actually, I was very nervous while preparing for the stage, but when I got there, I could feel the audience’s support with my whole body. Eunchae: That’s right. We prepared a total of 10 songs, and the sight of everyone dancing and singing along with us remains deeply in my heart. Sakura: It was also a moment when I resolved to work even harder in the future. Yunjin: I’m very grateful to everyone who worked hard together for this stage. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, we gained wonderful growth and development, as well as precious memories.
After finishing the stage, the expressions of the members who seemed overwhelmed by the excitement of the scene were impressive. Expressing emotions as they are is also a theme LE SSERAFIM pursued in the album ‘EASY’, right? Eunchae: That’s right. If the debut album and the mini 2nd album mainly showed strong images, the 3rd album contains the stories of this time. We highlighted the worries and anxieties we usually experience. Preparing this album allowed us to be more honest about our emotions. Sakura: It’s not easy to talk about your worries or anxieties to someone. So I think our honest stories could resonate with many people. Yunjin: I think it was an opportunity to listen to our inner selves, gaining confidence, and becoming closer to the members.
Reflecting on what this album has left for LE SSERAFIM as we wrap up the activities, what comes to mind? Is there anything new you realized about yourself? Yunjin: Thanks to this activity, I feel like we’ve become closer to the members and fans. Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about myself. It was a precious opportunity to reflect on what kind of person I want to be and what kind of image I want to show to the members and to our fans who love us, ‘FEARNOT’ (LE SSERAFIM’s official fandom). Sakura: I felt that “if you do it, it will work out.” Honestly, when I first encountered the ‘EASY’ choreography, I couldn’t even imagine myself perfectly performing it on stage. But as I practiced repeatedly and saw myself improving, I realized that if you work hard, you can achieve anything. Kazuha: I realized that I have a desire to keep making albums consistently. All five of us have a lot of ambition. (laughs) Chaewon: That’s right. (laughs) So every time we go on stage with a new album, it always feels fresh. The time we spent wrapping up the activities brought us many new experiences.
While working on the album, I think it was an opportunity to listen to my inner self, gain confidence, and become closer to the members. As we wrap up our activities, what has this album left for LE SSERAFIM? Is there anything new you’ve realized about yourself? Yunjin: Thanks to this activity, I feel like we’ve become closer to the members and fans. Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about myself. It was a precious opportunity to reflect on what kind of person I want to be and what kind of image I want to show to the members and to our fans who love us, ‘FEARNOT’ (LE SSERAFIM’s official fandom). Sakura: I felt that “if you do it, it will work out.” Honestly, when I first encountered the ‘EASY’ choreography, I couldn’t even imagine myself perfectly performing it on stage. But as I practiced repeatedly and saw myself improving, I realized that if you work hard, you can achieve anything. Kazuha: I realized that I have a desire to keep making albums consistently. All five of us have a lot of ambition. (laughs) Chaewon: That’s right. (laughs) So every time we go on stage with a new album, there’s always a feeling of regret. Wrapping up activities has been a time when we’ve gained a lot of new experiences.
Every time we go on stage with a new song, there’s always a feeling of regret. As we wrap up our activities, I felt that the task ahead is to live up to the expectations sent to us as the team LE SSERAFIM, and this album seems to have been a healthy motivation.
MC: Could it be thanks to this sincere heart that your message in ‘EASY’ resonated with fans around the world? Last March, you charted on the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time. Have you ever thought about why LE SSERAFIM’s music is loved globally like this? Chaewon: I think it’s because our songs convey our honest stories, which feels genuine. We’ve tried new genres and concepts with each album, and I think fans love these challenges. Yunjin: That’s right. Our fans show great interest in our changes and growth. They’ve always paved the way with our music first, and we feel like we’re following that path. That’s why I think we’ve been able to receive more love. Kazuha: Honestly, it’s impossible not to be nervous in front of such good results. Every time we go abroad for performances, we confirm the love of fans who are far away, and it makes me want to work even harder each time.
LE SSERAFIM is a team that has consistently talked about confidently paving their own path without wavering since their debut. Like the lyrics of the title song ‘UNFORGIVEN’ from your first full-length album, can you each talk about one thing you’ve held onto to go beyond your limits? Chaewon: Having confidence in yourself and the decisions you make. Believing in yourself is the most important thing. Kazuha: I agree. Overcoming one’s limits is such a difficult task, so the mindset of believing in and cheering for yourself is even more necessary. I know myself the best. Sakura: The courage to take on challenges. If you know exactly what you want to do and have the heart to challenge it, I believe you can achieve anything. Learning and realizing things through the process of challenging is more important than hesitating and stopping. Yunjin: Sometimes, just having a vague hope that things will be okay can be more powerful than any words. There are times when it’s stronger than the shark method. Eunchae: Two things come to mind. Meditation and time of reflection. The desire to challenge new things, and even if moments of excitement and fear come in that process, taking the time and doing it slowly is important. Chaewon: I agree. I think what’s really important is to keep going consistently. Trying and challenging new things from time to time is important, but in the end, consistency is the most important.
When imagining the future of LE SSERAFIM, what are you most looking forward to or what goals do you want to achieve? Chaewon: Just like now, we want to continuously express our thoughts and concerns through music and show them with new performances each time. Absolutely. We want to capture all the emotions and different aspects we feel at each moment. It would be fun to try different genres within that. Chaewon: We also have a goal. To become a team that is loved for a long time, not just a fleeting trend. It’s really joyful to have colleagues who are moving toward the same goal beside me.
I’m curious about how the members of LE SSERAFIM usually show support and encouragement to each other. Yunjin: As the leader, I listen to and talk with the members a lot. I always encourage them by saying they are doing well. And I try to practice small acts of kindness. I want to make them feel safe to open up anytime, even about the small things we might overlook in our busy daily lives. We have casual talks while eating together, and although the conversations aren’t grand, it feels like we are becoming family. Yunjin: Thinking ‘Ah, these are truly my people who won’t leave me’ brings an indescribable heavy feeling. I feel that understanding each other’s emotions fully is something only we can do, and that thought supports LE SSERAFIM. There have been many moments I couldn’t have endured without the members.
It’s already been two years together as LE SSERAFIM. Looking back on the many changes LE SSERAFIM has faced, what aspect of yourself or LE SSERAFIM as a team would you most like to praise? Eunchae: I want to praise myself for not forgetting the mindset I had when I first met LE SSERAFIM and for working hard in many ways. I’m especially grateful to the members who have been a strong presence for each other. Kazuha: The feeling of being on stage for the first time, and the effort to do better, seems to have remained unchanged. Chaewon: I want to say thank you for working so hard. There must have been times when it was difficult and exhausting, but we always gave our best. Yunjin: Now, I know that LE SSERAFIM is a team that can stand up even if we fall. I praise the kind yet strong image of LE SSERAFIM, who always reach out to each other and strive to lead one another. (laughs)”

PoweThrash from Egypt, and the only PM band from that country according to the metal encyclopedia. Fallen Idol is definitely the song that leans most into power out of all of their songs. The title track, “The Clown”, is some very good clean thrash though.
Unfortunately, they only released this album in 2009 before becoming relatively inactive, and their guitarist passed from Leukemia in 2018.

I found online that this error message I get when opening the home menu settings can be fixed by installing menuhax67, placing it in the folder titled 3ds and removing it which I did as seen in the second photo but the error message still happens.
Note: I installed it not in the 3ds folder it was just loose(?) And removed all data then moved it into the 3ds folder, did that cause it to not work?

Just found this copy of Self-Titled at a record store I just happened to walk in. I remember waiting in line at Tower Records back when the original album released. Got a free poster of the album art and bought a shirt. Was some good times. Having found this again Makes me feel old, but good as well.

Everything in title. Here is the photo. Time: 1:06:39
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Me and my wife collected Pokémon cards when we were kids and put the cards we had left in an album. We have the majority of the base set, just missing Blastoise and a couple of others. About 40 holos in total which I’m sure I’ll photograph and upload as well at some point.
If you have any idea of the value based off the photos above it would be much appreciated.