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*"[[Rebirth (Hamasaki Ayumi)|reBiRTH]]", a song recorded by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]], track #13 on her ninth album ''[[Guilty (Hamasaki Ayumi)|GUILTY]]''. | *"[[Rebirth (Hamasaki Ayumi)|reBiRTH]]", a song recorded by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]], track #13 on her ninth album ''[[Guilty (Hamasaki Ayumi)|GUILTY]]''. | ||
*''[[Rebirth (Horikawa Yuri)|Rebirth]]'', [[Horikawa Yuri]]'s fourth album. | *''[[Rebirth (Horikawa Yuri)|Rebirth]]'', [[Horikawa Yuri]]'s fourth album. | ||
| + | *"[[Rebirth (Kaitani Naomi)|rebirth]]", a song recorded by [[Kaitani Naomi]], trachk #1 on her first album ''[[Utautai no Tanoshii]]''. | ||
*''[[Rebirth (Ono Masatoshi)|REBIRTH]]'', [[Ono Masatoshi]]'s eighth album. | *''[[Rebirth (Ono Masatoshi)|REBIRTH]]'', [[Ono Masatoshi]]'s eighth album. | ||
*''[[Rebirth (Okui Masami)|ReBirth]]'', [[Okui Masami]]'s ninth album. | *''[[Rebirth (Okui Masami)|ReBirth]]'', [[Okui Masami]]'s ninth album. | ||
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In Jpop Stop!, Rebirth could be a reference to:
- "Re:birth", Acid Black Cherry's ninth single.
- "rebirth", Amano Kousei's debut single.
- Rebirth, Gackt's second album.
- "reBiRTH", a song recorded by Hamasaki Ayumi, track #13 on her ninth album GUILTY.
- Rebirth, Horikawa Yuri's fourth album.
- "rebirth", a song recorded by Kaitani Naomi, trachk #1 on her first album Utautai no Tanoshii.
- REBIRTH, Ono Masatoshi's eighth album.
- ReBirth, Okui Masami's ninth album.
- "Rebirth", a song recorded by Piko, track #1 on his first major album 1PIKO.
- Rebirth, SS501's second Korean mini-album.
- "REBIRTH ~Megami Tensei~", Tamura Yukari's fourth single.
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