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*"[[Prism (Aikawa Nanase)|PRISM]]", [[Aikawa Nanase]]'s first digital single. | *"[[Prism (Aikawa Nanase)|PRISM]]", [[Aikawa Nanase]]'s first digital single. | ||
| + | *"[[Prism (amU)|prism]]", [[amU]]'s first album. | ||
*"[[Prism.]]", [[Heisei Ishin]]'s fifth single. | *"[[Prism.]]", [[Heisei Ishin]]'s fifth single. | ||
*"[[Prism (Ikeda Ayako)|Prism]]", a song recorded by [[Ikeda Ayako]], first A-side of her seventh single "[[Prism / Sora no Kakera]]". | *"[[Prism (Ikeda Ayako)|Prism]]", a song recorded by [[Ikeda Ayako]], first A-side of her seventh single "[[Prism / Sora no Kakera]]". | ||
Revision as of 20:03, 12 December 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Prism (プリズム) could be a reference to:
- "PRISM", Aikawa Nanase's first digital single.
- "prism", amU's first album.
- "Prism.", Heisei Ishin's fifth single.
- "Prism", a song recorded by Ikeda Ayako, first A-side of her seventh single "Prism / Sora no Kakera".
- "PRISM", a song recorded by Imai Miki, B-side of her 23rd single "Honto no Kimochi".
- "Prism", a song recorded by Kawai Sonoko, track #10 on her sixth album Dancin' in the Light.
- "Prism", m-flo's 11th single.
- "Prism", a song recorded by Mr.Children, track #11 on the first disc of their eighth album 1/42.
- "Prism", a song recorded by Ono Daisuke, B-side of his debut single "Amaoto".
- "Prism", a song recorded by Onyanko Club, track #2 on the first disc of their fifth album Circle.
- Prism, Psycho le Cemu's first mini-album.
- "Prism", a song recorded by Saori@destiny, track #10 on her second album WORLD WILD 2010.
- "Prism", Shibasaki Kou's 14th single.
- Prism, Shimoda Asami's debut album.
- Prism, Sohma Hiroko's sixth album.
- Prism, Takasugi Satomi's second album.
- "Prism", YUKI's second single.
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