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*"[[Rainbow (Dong Bang Shin Ki)|Rainbow]]", a song recorded by [[Tong Vfang Xien Qi|Dong Bang Shin Ki]], track #7 on their fourth Korean album ''[[Mirotic|MIROTIC]]''. | *"[[Rainbow (Dong Bang Shin Ki)|Rainbow]]", a song recorded by [[Tong Vfang Xien Qi|Dong Bang Shin Ki]], track #7 on their fourth Korean album ''[[Mirotic|MIROTIC]]''. | ||
*''[[Rainbow (Enomoto Atsuko)|Rainbow]]'', [[Enomoto Atsuko]]'s mini-album. | *''[[Rainbow (Enomoto Atsuko)|Rainbow]]'', [[Enomoto Atsuko]]'s mini-album. | ||
| + | *"[[Rainbow (Fujii Lena)|Rainbow]]", [[Fujii Lena|Fujii Lena's]] debut single. | ||
*''[[Rainbow (Fukuhara Miho)|RAINBOW]]'', [[Fukuhara Miho]]'s first album. | *''[[Rainbow (Fukuhara Miho)|RAINBOW]]'', [[Fukuhara Miho]]'s first album. | ||
*''[[Rainbow (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|RAINBOW]]'', [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]'s fifth album. | *''[[Rainbow (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|RAINBOW]]'', [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]'s fifth album. | ||
Revision as of 17:08, 13 May 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Rainbow could be a reference to:
- Rainbow, a Korean pop girl group.
- "RAINBOW", a song recorded by Aiuchi Rina, B-side of her sixth single "Run up".
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Aragaki Yui, track #11 on her second album hug.
- "RAINBOW", a song recorded by ARASHI, track #9 on their fourth album Iza, Now.
- Rainbow, Asaka Yui's third album.
- "RAINBOW", a song recorded by AZU, track #2 on her debut album AS ONE.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by BeForU, track #6 on their third album BeForU III ~Breaking Into the Probability Changes~.
- "RAINBOW", a song recorded by CHEMISTRY, track #9 on their collaboration album the CHEMISTRY joint album.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Cocco, B-side of her 11th single "Yakeno ga Hara".
- RAINBOW, CORE OF SOUL's mini-album.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Dong Bang Shin Ki, track #7 on their fourth Korean album MIROTIC.
- Rainbow, Enomoto Atsuko's mini-album.
- "Rainbow", Fujii Lena's debut single.
- RAINBOW, Fukuhara Miho's first album.
- RAINBOW, Hamasaki Ayumi's fifth album.
- "RAINBOW", a song recorded by Hamasaki Ayumi, track #1 on her second best album A BALLADS.
- RAINBOW, Hiromi's debut indie album.
- Rainbow, Kumada Yoko's seventh DVD.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Mitsuoka Masami, B-side of her fifth single "FREE BIRD".
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Miyahara Nami, track #6 on Ojamajo Dokka~n! CD Club Part 8 FRIENDS character albums.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by NEWS, B-side of the regular edition of their seventh single "weeeek".
- "RAINBOW", PENICILLIN's 30th single.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Porno Graffitti, B-side of their 30th single "Hitomi no Oku wo Nozokasete".
- "RAINBOW", RAINBOW's 17th single.
- "RAINBOW", ROUND TABLE featuring Nino's fifth single.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by SE7EN, track #5 on his debut Japanese album FIRST SE7EN.
- RAINBOW, SG Wannabe's debut Japanese album.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Sowelu, first A-side on of her third single "Rainbow / breath ~Omoi no Youryou~".
- RAINBOW, Tange Sakura's 15th album.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Tohoshinki, track #9 on their third Japanese album T.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by V6, second A-side of their 31st single "Jasmine / Rainbow".
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by WINO, B-side of their seventh single "Taiyou wa Yoru mo Kagayaku".
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by YA-KYIM, track #10 on her second album Can YA Feel?.
- "Rainbow", a song recorded by Younha, track #10 on her second Korean album Someday.
- "RAINBOW 5", Hayashibara Megumi's 29th single.
- Rainbow 7, Morning Musume's seventh album.
- "RAINBOW ~Rokugatsu Umare" (RAINBOW ～六月生まれ; June Birth), a song recorded by Matsuda Seiko, B-side of her debut single "Hadashi no Kisetsu".
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