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In Jpop Stop!, '''Diamond''' (ダイアモンド) could be a reference to: | In Jpop Stop!, '''Diamond''' (ダイアモンド) could be a reference to: | ||
*"[[Diamond (4minute)|DIAMOND]]", [[4minute]]'s Japanese debut album. | |||
*''[[Diamond (12012 album)|DIAMOND]]'', [[12012]]'s second album. | *''[[Diamond (12012 album)|DIAMOND]]'', [[12012]]'s second album. | ||
*"[[Diamond (alan)|Diamond]]", a song recorded by [[alan]], first A-side of her 12th Japanese single "[[Diamond / Over the Clouds|Diamond / Over the clouds]]". | *"[[Diamond (alan)|Diamond]]", a song recorded by [[alan]], first A-side of her 12th Japanese single "[[Diamond / Over the Clouds|Diamond / Over the clouds]]". | ||
Revision as of 07:09, 16 December 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Diamond (ダイアモンド) could be a reference to:
- "DIAMOND", 4minute's Japanese debut album.
- DIAMOND, 12012's second album.
- "Diamond", a song recorded by alan, first A-side of her 12th Japanese single "Diamond / Over the clouds".
- "Diamond", BUMP OF CHICKEN's second single.
- "Diamond", a song recorded by color bottle, B-side of their second single "10nen 20nen".
- "Diamond", DEEN's 33rd single.
- "DIAMOND", a song recorded by EXILE, B-side of their 18th single "EXIT".
- "DIAMOND", a song recorded by Iijima Mari, track #7 on her eighth album It's a Love Thing.
- "Diamond", a song recorded by Kanon, track #11 on her second album Primary Flowers.
- "Diamond", a song recorded by Kato Miliyah, track #1 on her second album Diamond Princess.
- "Diamond", a song recorded by Porno Graffitti, B-side of their 28th single "Kono Mune wo, Ai wo Sasu yo".
- "Diamond", a song recorded by Shonannokaze, track #6 on their fourth album Shonannokaze ~JOKER~.
- "Diamond", a song recorded by Tackey & Tsubasa, track #7 on their first album Twenty Two.
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