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* ''[[Vivid (Kato Emiri)|vivid]]'', [[Kato Emiri]]'s debut album. | * ''[[Vivid (Kato Emiri)|vivid]]'', [[Kato Emiri]]'s debut album. | ||
* ''[[Vivid (KM-MARKIT)|VIVID]]'', [[KM-MARKIT]]'s album. | * ''[[Vivid (KM-MARKIT)|VIVID]]'', [[KM-MARKIT]]'s album. | ||
* ''[[Vivid ( | * ''[[Vivid (Kouda Mariko)|Vivid]]'', [[Kouda Mariko]]'s second album. | ||
* "[[Vivid (Moon Ji Eun)|Vivid]]", [[Moon Ji Eun]]'s debut single. | * "[[Vivid (Moon Ji Eun)|Vivid]]", [[Moon Ji Eun]]'s debut single. | ||
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Revision as of 04:03, 12 September 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Vivid could be a reference to:
- ViViD, a Japanese rock / visual-kei band under PS COMPANY's Indie-PSC..
- "Vivid", BoA's 27th Japanese single.
- "VIVID", FAIRY FORE's second single.
- vivid, Kato Emiri's debut album.
- VIVID, KM-MARKIT's album.
- Vivid, Kouda Mariko's second album.
- "Vivid", Moon Ji Eun's debut single.
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