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*''[[Eyes (Sato Atsuhiro)|eyes]]'', [[Sato Atsuhiro]]'s debut solo album. | *''[[Eyes (Sato Atsuhiro)|eyes]]'', [[Sato Atsuhiro]]'s debut solo album. | ||
*"[[Eyes (Tamaki Hiroshi)|eyes]]", a song recorded by [[Tamaki Hiroshi]], second A-side of his third single "[[Love Goes / Eyes|Love Goes / eyes]]". | *"[[Eyes (Tamaki Hiroshi)|eyes]]", a song recorded by [[Tamaki Hiroshi]], second A-side of his third single "[[Love Goes / Eyes|Love Goes / eyes]]". | ||
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Revision as of 14:59, 14 June 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Eyes could be a reference to:
- "eyes", a song recorded by HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR, track #4 on their fifth album swamp man.
- "Eyes", a song recorded by Kayo Aiko, B-side of her second single "Aishite ne♥Motto".
- "EYES", a song recorded by Megamasso, track #12 on their fourth album M of Beauty.
- "Eyes", Mai's second single.
- eyes, Sato Atsuhiro's debut solo album.
- "eyes", a song recorded by Tamaki Hiroshi, second A-side of his third single "Love Goes / eyes".
- eyes, Watanabe Misato's debut album.
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