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*"[[I (Hirahara Ayaka)|I]]", a song recorded by [[Hirahara Ayaka]], B-side of her fifth single "[[Blessing Shukufuku|BLESSING Shukufuku]]". | *"[[I (Hirahara Ayaka)|I]]", a song recorded by [[Hirahara Ayaka]], B-side of her fifth single "[[Blessing Shukufuku|BLESSING Shukufuku]]". | ||
| + | *''[[I (Ishikawa Hidemi)|I]]'', [[Ishikawa Hidemi]]'s eighth album. | ||
*"[[I (I WiSH)|I]]", a song recorded by [[I WiSH]], track #12 on their debut album ''[[Tsutaetai Kotoba ~Namida no Ochiru Basho~]]''. | *"[[I (I WiSH)|I]]", a song recorded by [[I WiSH]], track #12 on their debut album ''[[Tsutaetai Kotoba ~Namida no Ochiru Basho~]]''. | ||
*"[[I (KinKi Kids)|I]]", a song recorded by [[KinKi Kids]], B-side of their 18th single "[[Hakka Candy]]". | *"[[I (KinKi Kids)|I]]", a song recorded by [[KinKi Kids]], B-side of their 18th single "[[Hakka Candy]]". | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 6 April 2011
In Jpop Stop!, I could be a reference to:
- "I", a song recorded by Hirahara Ayaka, B-side of her fifth single "BLESSING Shukufuku".
- I, Ishikawa Hidemi's eighth album.
- "I", a song recorded by I WiSH, track #12 on their debut album Tsutaetai Kotoba ~Namida no Ochiru Basho~.
- "I", a song recorded by KinKi Kids, B-side of their 18th single "Hakka Candy".
- "i (ai)", a song recorded by Mille Face, first A-side of their major debut single "i (ai) / Core / Refrain".
- i, Miyakawa Ai's debut album.
- "I", a song recorded by Nakashima Mika, track #7 on her debut album TRUE.
- "I", Nishino Kana's debut single.
- i, Odani Misako's second album.
- "I", a song recorded by Salyu, B-side of her 12th single "EXTENSION".
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