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• Janne Da Arc
  ...their first demo tape in November. Two more demo tapes follow in 1993 and 1994. In 1995, [[Chiba]] leaves the band for good and [[shuji]] becomes the perm ...their second mini album and a re-recorded version of "[[Resist]]" with new songs. Their third mini-album "[[Chaos Mode|CHAOS MODE]]" is released in 1999. Th
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• Amuro Namie
  ...with SUPER MONKEYS.jpg|250px|thumb|Amuro Namie with the [[SUPER MONKEYS]] (1994)]] ...Hit Songs Orgel Collection|Hit Songs ~Yasashii Hikari / Unmei no Hito~ Hit Songs orgel collection]]'' (#12 "Baby Don't Cry")
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• Kahimi Karie
  ...sing ''[[The First Question Award|THE FIRST QUESTION AWARD]]'' in February 1994. After the release of her next indie single "[[Girly (Kahimi Karie)|Girly]] In mid 1994 Kahimi took off for [[Wikipedia:Paris, France|Paris, France]]. Momus recall
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• JUDY AND MARY
  ...ld School.jpg|250px|thumb|JUDY AND MARY promoting ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'' (1994)]] ..., we can assume, is the good-girl behind all the soft, more-ballad related songs. The band has stated that "Judy" is cheerful and positive while "Mary" is m
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• SUPER MONKEYS
  ...ember and marked the last time that MAX participated as backup for Amuro's songs. * [1993 - 1994] SUPER MONKEY'S 4 (スーパーモンキーズ4)
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• DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
  ...:Category:J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] group who perform songs in both English and Japanese. They are renowned for their unique music, a f In 1994, the group went to the USA to record "[[The Signs of Love ~Eternity "Delici
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• Eto Rie
  '''Eto Rie''' (衛藤利恵) is a Japanese singer-songwriter who debuted in 1994 with the single "[[Tenshi no Hohoemi|Tenshi no Hohoemi]]" under the label [ Rie debuted under the label in 1994; releasing her debut single "[[Tenshi no Bishou|Tenshi no Bishou]]". The si
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• the brilliant green
  ...re composed by [[Okuda Shunsaku]], [[Matsui Ryo]] composed the rest of the songs. Vocalist [[Kawase Tomoko]] has also released solo work under the pseudonym ...or high school band (they went to different schools in Kyoto) that covered songs from such artists as the [[Wikipedia:Sex Pistols|Sex Pistols]] and the [[Wi
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• B'z
  * [1994.03.02] [[The 7th Blues]] * [1994.02.09] [[Don't Leave Me]]
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• Hayashibara Megumi
  ...she voiced the main character she also sang the opening and closing theme songs which were released on her debut single, "[[Yakusoku da yo]]". ...of Nuku Nuku, but she was asked to performed the opening and ending theme songs. This role lead Hayashibara to the release of more popular singles: "[[Haru
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• TOKIO
  ...nd handled by [[Johnny's Jimusho|Johnny's Entertainment]]. They debuted in 1994 under [[Sony Music Japan]], however they switched to [[Universal Music|Univ * Debuted: 1994
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• YUKI (singer)
  ...e:YUKI - JAM promo.png|thumb|225px|YUKI promoting ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'' (1994)]] ...release some material, so their first few releases where re-recordings of songs from their indie career.
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• Matsuda Seiko
  ...[[We Love Seiko -35th Anniversary Matsuda Seiko Kyuukyoku All Time Best 50 Songs-|We Love SEIKO]]'' (2015)]] * [1994.06.12] [[Glorious Revolution]]
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• MISIA
  ...n gospel and R&B such as Frank Toddy Winfrey, who was her vocal coach from 1994 to 1997. ...ity to cover 5 octaves when singing, something she puts to good use in her songs. To date she has released 12 albums, and though her popularity isn't as hu
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• Plastic Tree
  * [[KOJI (Plastic Tree)|KOJI]] - Drums (1993-1994) * [[SHIN (Plastic Tree)|SHIN]] - Drums (1994-1996)
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• MALICE MIZER
  * [[Takano Tetsu|Tetsu]] - Vocals (1992-1994) ===Tetsu Era (1992 – 1994)===
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• Hajime Chitose
  ...an album full of Amami folk songs titled ''[[Higya Merabe]]'' in August of 1994 on cassette tape, her only album to be in that format. She was only 15 year ...hitose)|Kimi wo Omou]]". This is the first of her singles to include cover songs. It reached #6 on the Oricon charts, where it charted for eight weeks and s
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• RIP SLYME
  The group had originally started in 1994, whose founding members [[RYO-Z]] AND [[ILMARI]] were old friends and dream ...ey released one album [[Beef or Chicken|BEEF or CHICKEN]] in November, the songs produced by big names such as [[wikipedia:Ad-Rock|Ad-Rock]] of [[wikipedia:
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• Faye Wong
  ...ms were largely frowned upon due to the fact that they were just covers of songs by American and Japanese artists. Wong headed to New York in 1991 for singi She returned to Hong Kong two years later and released a few songs and has been a hit ever since. She has completely shed any R&B influence an
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• TRF
  ...their name to an all-capital '''TRF'''. The group is known for their dance songs that are titled with nonstandard English (ie. [[Crazy Gonna Crazy|CRAZY GON ===1992-1994===
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• Tokyo Performance Doll
  Nakamura would beef up the group with more performances and songs little later when he envisioned the group to be like [[Wikipedia:Shiki Thea * [1994.08.01] [[Never Stop ~Cha-Dance Party Vol. 9~|NEVER STOP ~Cha-DANCE Party Vo
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• TWO-MIX
  ...[[ES CONNEXION]] the year before. They are well known for having produced songs for a wide variety of [[Anime|anime]] and television shows in Japan. When [[Abukawa Osamu]] left [[ES CONNEXION]] in 1994, [[Nagano Shiina]] and [[Takayama Minami]] both wanted to continue their mu
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• Until Strawberry Sherbet
  : 1994.05.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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• Mr.Children (Japanese band)
  ...ement. Inaba from [[TOY'S FACTORY]] said, "I felt their potential in their songs." Through their networking, they got a contract with Bad Music. So they pla ...ng. They had finally found golden tunes which touched people through these songs. "[[Cross Road|CROSS ROAD]]" sold very well and their tours were also succe
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• GLAY
  ...has not been afraid to experiment with different styles of music, and with songs ranging from gospel to pure rock. * [[Masahide Sakuma]] (guitar, keyboards, producer) (1994–present)
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• Oe Senri
  * [1994.02.28] [[Giant Steps]] * [1994.11.021 [[Sloppy Joe II]]
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• Sugaya Risako
  * '''Birthday:''' {{bda|1994|04|04|mf=yes}} * She said her favorite Berryz Kobo songs are "[[Himitsu no Utahime|Himitsu no U.ta.hi.me]]" and "[[Heroine ni Narou
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• Asanuma Takuya
  ...YA - J.A.M promo.jpg|thumb|225px|TAKUYA promoting ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'' (1994)]] ..."[[Power of Love|POWER OF LOVE]]" and "[[Blue Tears|BLUE TEARS]]". All the songs on the band's debut album, ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'', were composed by [[Onda
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• Ohno Satoshi
  Ohno Satoshi was born in Mitakashi, Tokyo. On October 16, 1994 he joined Johnny's Jimusho as a member of Johnny's Juniors. In March of 199 ...combination of their two last names and first name initials. The two sing songs, many written by [[Ninomiya Kazunari]] and do comedy routines to fill in co
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• kco
  In 1994, Yamada Keiko participated in the [[EUROGROOVE NIGHT]] audition which was o ===Unreleased Songs===
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• Hamasaki Ayumi (Magazines)
  [[Image:shuukanjitsuwa-1994.jpg|right|thumb|Shuukan Gendai, 1994]] *[1994.??] Shuukan Gendai
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• Chara
  ...rring role), which reached #1 on Oricon charts. She is also famous for her songs "[[Yasashii Kimochi]]" and her duet with [[YUKI]] of [[JUDY AND MARY]], "[[ ...iolet Blue]]'' and ''[[Happy Toy]]'', reaching an increasingly high #4. In 1994 Chara would star in her first movie, the [[Iwai Shunji]] directed film [[Pi
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• Let's Play Winter
  : 1994.11.28 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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• Akimoto Yasushi
  * [1994] Rooms * [[AKB48]] - All songs by AKB48 have lyrics written by Akimoto.
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• Higurashi Aiha
  ...liked that it was too long. Ito didn't stay with the band long and left in 1994 and then Higurashi called upon the help of bassist [[Koyama Nao]] and drumm ...s Her album)|17]]'', she was suffering from depression, which affected the songs on the album.
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• 2003 Oricon Top 100 Albums
  |[[Songs (175R)|Songs]] |[[Illuminate ~The Very Best Songs~|Illuminate ~the very best songs~]]
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• Wakasa no Hiketsu
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• Zuruyasumi
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• Ichido Asobi ni Kite yo
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• Otoko Nara
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• Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey
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• Torikago
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• Hoshi no Oujisama (Moritaka Chisato)
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• Office Machi no Koi
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• Taifuu
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• Step by Step ~Kare no Jinsei~
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• It's Only Love / Sorry Baby
  : 1994.03.24 ...charted for 24 weeks and sold 1,175,570 copies, becoming the #13 single of 1994.
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• ZARD
  ...re a highly renowned group in [[Japan]], having produced some very popular songs since their debut in 1991. Around the release of their third album, ''[[Ho ...sc Awards|Japan Golden Disc Awards]] of 1994. ZARD has performed several songs that have been chosen as anime themes such as ''[[Meitantei Conan]]'', ''[[
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• Kitto Wasurenai
  ...,200 units, becoming the #53 single of 1993. It also sold 339,930 units in 1994, becoming the #81 single of that year. This single charted for fifteen week [[Category:1994 Oricon Top 100 Singles]]
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• Konna ni Soba ni Iru no ni
  : 1994.08.08 ...harted for twelve weeks and sold 787,660 units, becoming the #27 single of 1994.
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