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'''EXILE''' is a seven-member J-POP/R&B group under the [[avex]] mini-label [[rhythm zone]], originally called J Soul Brothers in 1999, but changed their name to EXILE in 2001 before their major label debut. EXILE consists of vocalists as well as performers.  
 
'''EXILE''' is a seven-member J-POP/R&B group under the [[avex]] mini-label [[rhythm zone]], originally called J Soul Brothers in 1999, but changed their name to EXILE in 2001 before their major label debut. EXILE consists of vocalists as well as performers.  
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==Members==
 
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*'''ATSUSHI''' ([[Satou Atsushi]], 佐藤篤志), born 1980.04.30.  
 
*'''ATSUSHI''' ([[Satou Atsushi]], 佐藤篤志), born 1980.04.30.  
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*'''HIRO''' ([[Higarashi Hiroyuki]], 五十嵐広行), born 1969.06.01 and considered the leader of EXILE.  
 
*'''HIRO''' ([[Higarashi Hiroyuki]], 五十嵐広行), born 1969.06.01 and considered the leader of EXILE.  
 
*'''MAKIDAI''' ([[Maki Daisuke]], 眞木大輔), born 1975.10.10.  
 
*'''MAKIDAI''' ([[Maki Daisuke]], 眞木大輔), born 1975.10.10.  
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==Discography==
 
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*[2002.03.06] our style #5  
 
*[2002.03.06] our style #5  
 
*[2003.02.13] Styles Of Beyond #1  
 
*[2003.02.13] Styles Of Beyond #1  
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===Compilations Albums===
 
===Compilations Albums===
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*[2005.01.01] SINGLE BEST #1  
 
*[2005.01.01] SINGLE BEST #1  
 
*[2005.01.01] SELECT BEST #1  
 
*[2005.01.01] SELECT BEST #1  
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===Singles===
 
===Singles===
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*[2001.09.27] Your eyes only ~Aimai na Boku no Katachi~ (曖昧なぼくの輪郭) #4  
 
*[2001.09.27] Your eyes only ~Aimai na Boku no Katachi~ (曖昧なぼくの輪郭) #4  
 
*[2001.12.12] Style #11  
 
*[2001.12.12] Style #11  
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===Compilation / Other===
 
===Compilation / Other===
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*[2003.09.10] The other side of EX Vol.1 #5  
 
*[2003.09.10] The other side of EX Vol.1 #5  
 
*[2004.04.14] The Japan Gold Disc Award 2004 (New Jack Swing)  
 
*[2004.04.14] The Japan Gold Disc Award 2004 (New Jack Swing)  
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===DVDs===
 
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*[2002.03.20] EXPV 1  
 
*[2002.03.20] EXPV 1  
 
*[2003.03.05] EXPV 2  
 
*[2003.03.05] EXPV 2  
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*EXILE Official Site  
 
*EXILE Official Site  
  
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Revision as of 22:23, 2 May 2009

EXILE is a seven-member J-POP/R&B group under the avex mini-label rhythm zone, originally called J Soul Brothers in 1999, but changed their name to EXILE in 2001 before their major label debut. EXILE consists of vocalists as well as performers.

Members

Vocalists

  • ATSUSHI (Satou Atsushi, 佐藤篤志), born 1980.04.30.
  • SHUN (Kiyokiba Shunsuke, 清木場俊介), born 1980.01.11. (left EXILE on 2006.03.29 to pursue his solo career)
  • TAKAHIRO (Takahiro Tasaki, 田崎敬浩), born 1984.12.08. He is the new vocalist chosen to replace Shun during the 2006 summer audition.

Performers

  • HIRO (Higarashi Hiroyuki, 五十嵐広行), born 1969.06.01 and considered the leader of EXILE.
  • MAKIDAI (Maki Daisuke, 眞木大輔), born 1975.10.10.
  • MATSU (Matsumoto Toshio, 松本利夫), born 1975.05.27.
  • USA (Usami Yoshihiroe, 宇佐美吉啓), born 1977.02.02 (pronounced Ooh-sa)
  • AKIRA (Kurosawa Ryouhei, 黒沢良平), born 1981.08.23 - Originally a member of Rather Unique. Joined the group 2006 summer.

Discography

Albums

  • [2002.03.06] our style #5
  • [2003.02.13] Styles Of Beyond #1
  • [2003.12.03] EXILE ENTERTAINMENT #1
  • [2006.03.29] ASIA #1
  • [2007.03.07] EXILE EVOLUTION #1

Compilations Albums

  • [2005.01.01] SINGLE BEST #1
  • [2005.01.01] SELECT BEST #1
  • [2005.01.01] PERFECT BEST #1

Singles

  • [2001.09.27] Your eyes only ~Aimai na Boku no Katachi~ (曖昧なぼくの輪郭) #4
  • [2001.12.12] Style #11
  • [2002.02.20] Fly Away #18
  • [2002.04.17] song for you #6
  • [2002.08.07] Cross ~never say die~ #13
  • [2002.11.13] EX-STYLE ~Kiss you~ #6
  • [2003.02.05] We Will ~Ano Basho de~ (あの場所で) #16
  • [2003.05.28] Breezin' ~Together~ #2
  • [2003.07.09] LET ME LUV U DOWN feat. ZEEBRA & MACCHO (OZROSAURUS) #3
  • [2003.11.06] Choo Choo TRAIN #2
  • [2003.11.12] Eternal... #7
  • [2003.11.19] ki・zu・na #5
  • [2003.11.27] O'ver #7
  • [2004.05.12] Carry On / Unmei no Hito (運命のヒト) #2
  • [2004.06.30] real world #1
  • [2004.08.18] HEART of GOLD #4
  • [2004.12.01] HERO #2
  • [2005.08.24] EXIT #2
  • [2005.12.14] Tada...Aitakute (ただ…逢いたくて) #1
  • [2006.03.01] YES! #1
  • [2006.12.06] Everything #2
  • [2007.01.17] Lovers Again #2
  • [2007.02.14] Michi (道) #1
  • [2007.05.16] SUMMER TIME LOVE #3
  • [2007.08.29] Toki no Kakera / 24karats -type EX- (時の描片 ～トキノカケラ～) #2
  • [2007.11.21] Untitled

Compilation / Other

  • [2003.09.10] The other side of EX Vol.1 #5
  • [2004.04.14] The Japan Gold Disc Award 2004 (New Jack Swing)
  • [2004.09.29] HEART of GOLD ~STREET FUTURE OPERA BEAT POPS~ #1
  • [2005.03.09] The Japan Gold Disc Award 2005 (HEART of GOLD)
  • [2005.07.20] GLAY x EXILE - SCREAM #1
  • [2006.02.01] STARZ presented by rhythm zone (New Jack Swing)
  • [2006.11.22] EXILE & Koda Kumi - WON'T BE LONG #2

DVDs

  • [2002.03.20] EXPV 1
  • [2003.03.05] EXPV 2
  • [2004.03.31] EXPV 3
  • [2004.09.29] EXILE LIVE TOUR 2004 'EXILE ENTERTAINMENT'
  • [2006.03.29] EXILE LIVE TOUR 2005 ~PERFECT LIVE "ASIA"~
  • [2007.10.17] EXILE LIVE TOUR 2007 "EXILE EVOLUTION"

External Links

  • EXILE Official Site
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