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*[[MOON (artist)|MOON]], a Japanese musician. | *[[MOON (artist)|MOON]], a Japanese musician. | ||
*''[[Moon (Gackt)|MOON]]'', [[Gackt]]'s third album. | *''[[Moon (Gackt)|MOON]]'', [[Gackt]]'s third album. | ||
| + | *''[[Moon (Fukada Kyoko)|moon]]'', [[Fukada Kyoko]]'s second album. | ||
*"[[Moon (Fukuyama Masaharu)|Moon]]", a song recorded by [[Fukuyama Masaharu]], track #3 on his fifth album ''[[Calling (Fukuyama Masaharu album)|Calling]]''. | *"[[Moon (Fukuyama Masaharu)|Moon]]", a song recorded by [[Fukuyama Masaharu]], track #3 on his fifth album ''[[Calling (Fukuyama Masaharu album)|Calling]]''. | ||
*"[[Moon (KAT-TUN)|MOON]]", a song recorded by [[KAT-TUN]], track #16 on their fourth album ''[[Break the Records -By You & For You-|Break the Records -by you & for you-]]''. | *"[[Moon (KAT-TUN)|MOON]]", a song recorded by [[KAT-TUN]], track #16 on their fourth album ''[[Break the Records -By You & For You-|Break the Records -by you & for you-]]''. | ||
Revision as of 02:05, 14 March 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Moon (ムーン) could be a reference to:
- MOON, a Japanese musician.
- MOON, Gackt's third album.
- moon, Fukada Kyoko's second album.
- "Moon", a song recorded by Fukuyama Masaharu, track #3 on his fifth album Calling.
- "MOON", a song recorded by KAT-TUN, track #16 on their fourth album Break the Records -by you & for you-.
- "MOON", Koda Kumi's 40th single.
- "MOON", a song recorded by LUNA SEA, track #9 on their debut album LUNA SEA.
- "Moon", a song recorded by Okui Masami, B-side of her 23rd single "OVER THE END".
- "MOON", REBECCA's ninth single.
- "MOON", a song recorded by Shiina Hekiru, track #8 on her eighth album PRECIOUS GARDEN.
- "MOON", a song recorded by Tsuchiya Masami, a cover of LUNA SEA's song of the same name and track #12 on their tribute album LUNA SEA MEMORIAL COVER ALBUM -Re:birth-.
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