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THE BLUE HEARTS

THE BLUE HEARTS (ザ・ブルーハーツ) was a popular Japanese punk rock band. They are known for hits such as Jounetsu no Bara, TRAIN-TRAIN and Linda Linda.

Members

Information

THE BLUE HEARTS first debuted in May of 1987, and would later break up in 1995. Koumoto Hiroto and Mashima Masatoshi would later form the bands THE HIGH-LOWS and then THE CRO-MAGNONS. Their song TRAIN-TRAIN is a popular karaoke song even to this day. Another song of the band's, Linda Linda, saw a revival in recent years. It was used in the game Ouendan, in the dorama Sekai no Chuushin de, Ai wo Sakebu and in the film Linda Linda Linda.

Discography

Albums

Other Albums

Singles

External Links