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*[[moumoon]]'s fourth major single [[Evergreen (moumoon)|EVERGREEN]]. | *[[moumoon]]'s fourth major single [[Evergreen (moumoon)|EVERGREEN]]. | ||
*[[My Little Lover]]'s first album [[Evergreen (My Little Lover)|evergreen]]. | *[[My Little Lover]]'s first album [[Evergreen (My Little Lover)|evergreen]]. | ||
*[[Sakakibara Yui]]'s second best-of album [[Evergreen (Sakakibara Yui|EVERGREEN]] | |||
*[[Takahashi Hitomi]]'s second single [[Evergreen (Takahashi Hitomi)|evergreen]]. | *[[Takahashi Hitomi]]'s second single [[Evergreen (Takahashi Hitomi)|evergreen]]. | ||
*[[Watanabe Marina]]'s second album [[Evergreen (Watanabe Marina)|EVERGREEN]]. | *[[Watanabe Marina]]'s second album [[Evergreen (Watanabe Marina)|EVERGREEN]]. | ||
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Revision as of 05:44, 22 December 2009
In Jpop Stop!, Evergreen could be a reference to:
- HYDE's first solo single evergreen.
- moumoon's fourth major single EVERGREEN.
- My Little Lover's first album evergreen.
- Sakakibara Yui's second best-of album EVERGREEN
- Takahashi Hitomi's second single evergreen.
- Watanabe Marina's second album EVERGREEN.
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