You managed to find a way to get ahold of Legend of Galactic Heroes Duuz? Congradulations!
It is quite an amazing series.
I just watched the first 5 episodes of Overman King Gainer, and I am very impressed with this anime. Quite reminescent of Turn A Gundam in tone and style. Definitely an awesome show. Tomino does it again.
I also watched several episodes of various Japanese Tokusatsu shows, and have been fairly impressed so far. (for future reference of anyone who wants to check some tokusatsu out, quite a few Japanese Kamen Rider, Ultraman and Super Sentai shows can be found on
http://www.tvnihon.com however, I would advise against signing up on their forums, as the moderators and admins are quite fascistlike.)
Kamen Rider 555
The first modern Tokusatsu that I have watched, (The last one I watched prior to this was Kamen Rider Black, which was aired decades ago.) I have seen up to the first 16 episodes so far, and it is quite amazing, more than capable of breaking the perspective of a biased hater, brought up on Power Rangers crap. Involving a complex plot of a war between humans and mutants called Orphenochs, it delves into the grey zone, blurring the distinction between the good side, and the evil side.
Kamen Rider Kabuto
I can't say much for the plot so far, as I have only seen up to the 3rd episode, but it is a very stylish show, with outlandishly cool fight scenes, involving something called "Clock Up", which is very similar to Bullet time. Not too heavy on plot as of the 3rd episode, but it keeps many details in the dark, so I am assuming that more will be explained as the series goes on.
Kamen Rider Blade
Not too heavy on plot so far, the first episode brings us right into the action, with the Riders as members of an anti-undead taskforce. I was hesitant to watch Blade, simply because of its Yugioh-like monster card system, but I must admit that it has exceeded my expectations so far.
Kamen Rider Hibiki
Erm... This is... Quite bizzare... This Rider series is very surreal and places a huge emphasis on music; in fact, while in most Kamen Rider series, the transformation device is a belt (though 555 used a combination of a Cellular Phone and a belt), the transformation device in Hibiki is a tuning fork. This show reminds me of Sin City, but in a good way. Though not quite a traditional Rider series, it has been somewhat interesting so far, and I will continue to check it out.
An interesting series with nice characters. The ending kinda leaves you hanging though. Overall it's a neat series that is thought provoking and very deep.
i dont mind tho 
, and I can't get enough of the ending song "Over The Sky".