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* [[Love (HOUND DOG)|LOVE]], [[HOUND DOG]]'s 8th | * [[Love (HOUND DOG)|LOVE]], [[HOUND DOG]]'s 8th album. | ||
* [[Love (Juliet)|Love]] (ラブ), [[Juliet]]'s debut album. | * [[Love (Juliet)|Love]] (ラブ), [[Juliet]]'s debut album. | ||
* [[Love (Kawai Naoko album)|LOVE]], [[Kawai Naoko]]'s debut album. | * [[Love (Kawai Naoko album)|LOVE]], [[Kawai Naoko]]'s debut album. | ||
Revision as of 11:42, 16 January 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Love (ラブ) could be a reference to:
People
- Love, a Japanese pop duo produced by EXILE's HIRO.
- LOVE, Nakamura Fukiko's stage name for her solo career.
- LOVE, Otsuka Ai's character.
- The LOVE, a Japanese power trio.
Songs
- LOVE 2000, Amuro Namie's 16th single.
- LOVE 2000, hitomi's 17th single.
- LOVE, SIAM SHADE's 16th single.
- LOVE, T-BOLAN's 11th single.
- LOVE (Dakishimetai) (LOVE (抱きしめたい)), Sawada Kenji's 25th single.
Albums
- LOVE, HOUND DOG's 8th album.
- Love (ラブ), Juliet's debut album.
- LOVE, Kawai Naoko's debut album.
- Love, Kawamura Ryuichi's second album.
- LOVE, Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi's 10th best album.
- LØVE, Nakashima Mika's second album.
- LOVE ~Ai to wa Fukou wo Osorenai Koto~ (LOVE ～愛とは不幸をおそれないこと～), Sawada Kenji's 12th album.
- LOVE, Saito Yumi's 10th album.
- LOVE, THE ALFEE's 17th album.
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