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*"[[Bird (Kra)|bird]]", [[Kra]]'s ninth single. | *"[[Bird (Kra)|bird]]", [[Kra]]'s ninth single. | ||
*"[[Birds (Matsushita Yuya)|Bird]]", a song recorded by [[Matsushita Yuya]], first A-side of his sixth single "[[Bird / 4 Seasons]]". | *"[[Birds (Matsushita Yuya)|Bird]]", a song recorded by [[Matsushita Yuya]], first A-side of his sixth single "[[Bird / 4 Seasons]]". | ||
+ | *"[[Bird (m.o.v.e)|BIRD]]", a song recorded by [[m.o.v.e]], track #4 on their 10th album ''[[Overtakers Spirit|oveRtaKerS SPIRIT]]''. | ||
*"[[Bird (Okui Masami)|Bird]]", a song recorded by [[Okui Masami]], track #10 on her eighth album ''[[Crossroad|crossroad]]''. | *"[[Bird (Okui Masami)|Bird]]", a song recorded by [[Okui Masami]], track #10 on her eighth album ''[[Crossroad|crossroad]]''. | ||
*"[[Birds (Sakamoto Maaya)|birds]]", a song recorded by [[Sakamoto Maaya]], track #7 on her first mini-album ''[[Easy Listening]]''. | *"[[Birds (Sakamoto Maaya)|birds]]", a song recorded by [[Sakamoto Maaya]], track #7 on her first mini-album ''[[Easy Listening]]''. |
Revision as of 06:43, 26 May 2011
On Jpop Stop!, Bird (バード) or Birds could be a reference to:
- bird, a Japanese musician.
- "Bird", a song recorded by AKB48, track #5 on Team A's third album Team A 3rd Stage "Dareka no Tame ni".
- bird, bird's debut album.
- "Bird", a song recorded by hitomi, track #4 on her fifth album thermo plastic.
- "bird", Kra's ninth single.
- "Bird", a song recorded by Matsushita Yuya, first A-side of his sixth single "Bird / 4 Seasons".
- "BIRD", a song recorded by m.o.v.e, track #4 on their 10th album oveRtaKerS SPIRIT.
- "Bird", a song recorded by Okui Masami, track #10 on her eighth album crossroad.
- "birds", a song recorded by Sakamoto Maaya, track #7 on her first mini-album Easy Listening.
- "Bird", Shimokawa Mikuni's 13th single.
See also
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