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• 1989 Oricon Top 100 Albums
  '''Top 100 album sales in Japan 1989 according to [[Oricon]].''' From 1988/11/21 until 1989/11/19.
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• Janne Da Arc
  Osaka 1989, At the age of 14, [[Acid Black Cherry|yasu]] and [[ka-yu]], who went to sc Since 2000, Janne Da Arc has released six new albums, along with two singles collections, and several hit singles such as "[[Ede
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• Sugazaki Akane
  *'''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|01|07}} ===Albums===
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• Uura Saeka
  *'''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|04|01|mf=yes}} ===Albums===
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• SATOMI'
  *'''Birthday:''' March 7, 1989 Satomi (nicknamed 'Satton') was born on March 7, 1989 in Yamaguchi, Japan. She started her dancing lessons at the age of 3. In 20
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• DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
  They officially debuted in 1989 with the simultaneous release of the single "[[Anata ni Aitakute]]" and the ...e singles, which ten of which reached #1. As well, the group has eleven #1 albums. Their second album, ''[[Love Goes On...|LOVE GOES ON...]]'' spent over fou
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• ELISA
  * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|04|14|mf}} Between 2008 and 2011 ELISA released a series of successful singles and albums and established herself as a high profile and well regarded anison singer.
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• Hayashibara Megumi
  ...inued to only play minor roles in anime. Her first major role wasn't until 1989's ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket]]'', where she voiced pilo ===Studio Albums===
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• Tanaka Reina
  * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|11|11|mf=yes}} ===Other Albums===
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• Matsuda Seiko
  ...arted the Oricon Top 100 Album Charts at the same time. From time to time, Albums get a re-release and some topping the Oricon Top 300 Charts, for example [[ === Studio Albums ===
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• Takanori Nishikawa
  ** [[Luis-Mary]] (1989–1993) ...ctions]]'', a remix album which featured remixes of songs from his earlier albums and singles. Soon to follow was ''[[Progress (T.M.Revolution)|progress]]'',
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• SUGIZO
  ** '''[[LUNA SEA]]''' <small>(1989&ndash;2000, 2007&ndash;)</small> ...to grow with success and gaining a rival known as [[LUNA SEA|Lunacy]]. In 1989, when [[Pinnochio]]'s vocalist (which is SUGIZO's senior in high-school) gr
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• Nagisa no All Stars
  ...ズ; ''Beach's All Stars'') was a Japanese rock special unit from 1987 - 1989 and then in 2006. === Albums ===
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• Takahashi Hitomi
  * '''Birthdate:''' April 8th, 1989 Takahashi was born on April 8, 1989. She was named Hitomi due to the fact that her eyes were very big - Hitomi
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• Daesung
  * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|04|26|mf=yes}} ===Albums===
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• Uehara Makiko
  [[Image:Hoshinoyuki.jpg|right|225px|thumb|Uehara Makiko (1989)]] ...business due to being scouted by an agent in her hometown. She debuted in 1989 with the single "[[Koibitotachi no Nagai Yoru]]" under the label [[Warner M
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• Ikimonogakari
  ...[Yamashita Hotaka|Hotaka]] met in their first year of elementary school in 1989. The two were "Ikimonogakari" in their class, or the leaders. ===Studio Albums===
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• Hayashi Asuca
  * '''Birthday:''' May 28, 1989 ===<span class="mw-headline">Albums</span>===
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• A Wild Camomile
  ===Albums=== ===Other Albums===
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• LUNA SEA
  ...[[LUNA SEA (album)|LUNA SEA]], was the first of eight full-length original albums that found LUNA SEA notoriety and stardom. ...AUGHTER]] (using the stage name Rayla), joined the group. This was on May, 1989. That same month, they started playing at PLAY HOUSE, a live house in Tokyo
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• TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA
  ===Albums=== * [2002.11.07] [[Best (1989~1997)|BEST (1989~1997)]]
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• Mr.Children (Japanese band)
  Mr.Children started from 1989. The name was chosen while they were talking in a diner. By that time, they ...hen they found a solution: make two albums at the same time, two different albums. The initial plan was to make a world recording, travel to America, Europe,
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• The Heart of Love ~Koishiteru to, Ii ne~
  : 1989.02.10 [[Category:1989 Albums]]
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• Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! -Minayo Watanabe Best
  : 1989.12.21 [[Category:1989 Albums]]
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• Oe Senri
  === Albums === * [1989.03.25] [[Sloppy Joe]]
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• Senou Azusa
  In 1989, Senou joined as a second generation member of Fuji TV television program [ === Original Albums ===
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• Michishige Sayumi
  * '''Birthday:''' {{bda|1989|07|13|mf=yes}} ===Albums===
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• Asanuma Takuya
  In 1989 TAKUYA made his official musical debut at the [[YAMAHA TEENS' MUSIC FESTIVA ...+S]], and was a band instead of a solo project. The band released two more albums ''[[Dying Music]]'' (2007) and ''[[Korogare Sandy mo Sam mo]]'' (2009). Aft
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• Umeda Ayaka
  * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1989|01|03|mf}} ===Albums===
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• Kuramochi Asuka
  * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1989|09|11|mf=yes}} ===Albums===
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• Matsutoya Yumi
  ...release of ''[[Cowgirl Dreamin']]'' in 1997, she had seventeen consecutive albums chart #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts. She likes to dress up, and hardly two of ===Studio Albums===
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• BOW WOW
  * [[Wikipedia:Neil Murray (British musician)|Neil Murray]] - Bass (1987-1989) * Mark Gould - Bass (1989-1990)
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• Nakanishi Yuka
  * '''Birthday:''' {{bda|1989|01|24|mf=yes}} ===Albums===
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• Akimoto Yasushi
  ...rd all-time best selling lyricist as he sold 45 million copies singles and albums that has his lyrics.<ref name=">"[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%A7%8B%E5 ...g the same time, he lived in New York for a year. He came back to Japan in 1989 and wrote books. He tried to get back into the idol business by producing t
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• Himuro Kyosuke
  ===Albums=== *[1989.09.27] [[Neo Fascio|NEO FASCIO]]
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• Nishino Taeko
  ...former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol|idol]]. She made her singing debut in 1989 with the single "[[Want You!|WANT YOU!]]", and continued her solo career un ===Albums===
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• Oricon
  ...the Single Top 20 and the Weekly Top 30 for [[single|singles]] and [[album|albums]], lists for Western and [[independent|independent]] music, lists for [[DVD ! align="left" | Albums
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• Onyanko Club
  ===<span class="mw-headline"> Original Albums</span>=== === Best Albums ===
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• Zhang Liyin
  * '''Birth Date:''' February 28, 1989 ...e album was released it became a smash hit becoming one of the top selling albums in China. </div>
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• X JAPAN
  ===Albums=== * [1989.04.21] [[Blue Blood (album)|BLUE BLOOD]]
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• Kudo Shizuka
  ===Albums=== * [1989.03.15] [[Joy (Kudo Shizuka)|JOY]]
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• Okui Masami
  In 1989, Okui got a job as a back-up singer during [[Saito Yuki]]'s tour. She start ...e signed to with the label, [[Lantis]], where she released two more studio albums.
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• AKINO
  * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|12|31|mf}} ===Albums===
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• Nakajima Megumi
  *'''Birthday:''' {{bda|1989|06|05|mf=yes}} ===Studio Albums===
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• Shimizu Shota
  *'''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|02|27|mf=yes}} ===Studio Albums===
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• Kizuki Minami
  *'''Birthday:''' December, 1989 ===Albums===
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• Boredoms
  ...s (even moreso recently). Their line-up is a very confusing one, with many albums featuring fake names (for example, "[[Hawaiian Disco with my Bollocks|Hawai ...shikawa]] switched to percussion. [[Yoshikawa Toyohito|Yoshikawa]] quit in 1989 and was replaced by [[Hasegawa Chu|Hasegawa Chu]], who quit sometime after
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• Zoku Seishun Uta Nenkan 1989
  ...shun Uta Nenkan 1989 (続・青春歌年鑑 1989; ''Sequel Youth Song Year 1989'') ...Seishun Uta Nenkan 1989'' is a compilation album of various hit songs from 1989.
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• May'n
  * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|10|21|mf}} ...ate her 20th anniversary. On November 25, 2009, May'n released another two albums: her second mini-album ''[[Universal Bunny (album)|Universal Bunny]]'' unde
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• Onda Yoshihito
  ** [[PRESENCE]] (1981-1989) ...a few years and went to a major label in 1987. However, two years later in 1989, the band disbanded and Onda went on to join [[JACKS'N'JOKER]].
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• meg (jazz)
  ===Albums=== * [1989] Kentucky Fried Chicken
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