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  • ...was also the only member to appear in dream's drama-styled [[PV]] for the song "[[Kono Natsu ga Owaru Mae ni]]". In addition, Hasebe co-hosted ''[[Purin-s * [2006] [[69 TRIBE Rock Zoku|69★TRIBE Rock Zoku]]
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  • # [[It's a Wonderful World (song)|It's a wonderful world]] ...and sold a total of 1,232,655 copies. "[[Fastener]]" was used as the theme song of the 2004 movie, ''[[Jam Films 2: Fastener]]'', starring [[Hey! Say! JUMP
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  • ...ted to 400,000 units. There is a hidden track that contains a remix of the song. The single charted for seven weeks and sold a total of 320,628 copies. ==Song Information==
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  • ...EDEN he met [[Kaya]] (then known as ''Hime'', the vocalist of the [[J-Rock|rock]] band [[ISOLA]]) after a live. The two had then kept contact and became fr ...a album)|THE WORLD]]''. Also included a studio version of Rudolf Steiner's song "[[Kuro Ageha]]", the B-side from their demo tape "[[Queen of Decadence]]".
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  • ...merly '''school food punishment''') was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]], [[J-Rock|rock]], and ambient fusion band that formed in 2004 and signed to [[Sony Music E ...den of the East|Higashi no Eden]]. They have also contributed to the theme song of Higashi no Eden's first theatrical release, ''The King of Eden'', with t
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  • '''redballoon''' is a two person [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band under the [[Sony Music Entertainment]] label. ...uraya brothers in Aichi Prefecture, redballoon was originally a six person Rock/Jazz/Funk fusion band which included a DJ and Saxophone player. They perfor
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  • '''kannivalism''' is a three member [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band from [[Kanagawa Prefecture]]. They started out as a [[Visual-Kei|vis ...over Album -Rebirth-|LUNA SEA MEMORIAL COVER ALBUM -Re:birth-]] (#9 ''LOVE SONG'')
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  • ...[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] musician. He made his debut in 1987 as a member of rock band [[T.V]]. He rose to fame in the 1990s as a member of [[JUDY AND MARY]] Igarashi Kohta started his musical career in 1987 when he joined the rock band [[T.V]]. His first appearance was on their mini-album, ''[[Topping Voi
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  • ...ou|All About Lily Chou-Chou]]''. She provided the vocals for the fictional rock star "Lily Chou-Chou". In 2004, almost 3 years after Lily Chou-Chou, she st ...known fan of the film and Salyu's voice, having featured Lily Chou-Chou's song "[[Kaifuku Suru Kizu]]" in a scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Kill Bill|Kill Bill]]''
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  • ...he Negotiator|THE NEGOTIATOR]]'''s theme song. The song is said to have a "rock taste". * [2004.03.03] [[Ouenka / Kaze]] (応援歌 / 風; ''Rooter's Song / Wind'')
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  • ...tly signed to [[avex trax]] sub-label, [[cutting edge]]. He debuted with [[Rock & Hill Records]], before signing with [[Universal Music Japan|UNIVERSAL SIG * [[Rock & Hill Records]] (2005-2006)
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  • '''JESSE''' is a [[J-Rock|Japanese-American rock]] and [[J-Urban|urban]] singer, songwriter, rapper and guitarist. He is the Jesse McFaddin, or Takenaka Sorato, was born in 1980 to the Japanese rock musician [[Char]] and American model [[Wikipedia:Kanna McFaddin|Kanna McFad
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  • ...xture of [[Wikipedia:Industrial rock|industrial rock]], [[Wikipedia:Gothic rock|gothic]] and [[Wikipedia:Dark wave|dark wave]]. In 2012, BUCK-TICK created ...y-third single, "[[Kagerou (BUCK-TICK)|Kagerou]]", which was used as theme song to the [[anime]] ''[[Wikipedia:XXXHOLiC|XXXHOLiC]]''. They also started to
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  • ...Summer Vacation in SMTown.com|2004 Summer Vacation in SMTOWN.com]]''. The song wasn't credited to the group, each member was credited individually. ...ns of "[[Too Good]]" and "[[Boomerang]]", as well a Chinese version of the song "[[Baram (Fight To The End)]]", originally one of [[Dana]]'s solo songs, wh
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  • '''Whiteberry''' was a five-piece all-girl [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] band from [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]]. Though the band formed in 1994 they di ...t until the band's third single that they struckgold. "[[Natsumatsuri]]" a song originally released by [[Jitterin' Jinn]], became the band's biggest hit (b
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  • ...s debut in the music business was as the vocalist of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band [[LUNA SEA]], under the name '''RYUICHI'''. In 1997, Ryuichi debuted ...mor says that Ryuichi liked Noriko, but Shizuka liked Ryuichi. He made the song "[[Namida Iro (Kawamura Ryuichi)|Namida Iro]]" and [[Butterfly (Kawamura Ry
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  • ...d [[J-Rock|rock]] band [[Meties]]. After they disbanded, he joined another rock group called [[ISOLA]] in 2000. During his time in that band he met [[Hora] ...ned the [[Wikipedia:Shikoku|Shikoku]] based and unsigned [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band [[Meties]] as the vocalist. Hime was still in high-school when he wa
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  • ...el Jarre]], writing [[wikipedia:1998 FIFA World Cup|FIFA World Cup]] theme song, [[wikipedia:Together Now|Together Now]]. [[Category:J-Rock]]
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  • ...blivion Dust''' (オブリヴィオン・ダスト) is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band. ...our. In February their fanclub was officially opened, and in May their new song entitled "[[S.O.S. (Oblivion Dust)|S.O.S.]]" appeared on the Japanese versi
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  • ...allowed H.O.T. to perform everything from pure "bubble gum" pop, to darker rock and hip hop tracks. ...orean Pride]]", written by [[Tony Ahn]]. Upon comparing the track with the song "[[wikipedia:Rhythm-al-ism|Speed]]" by American Hip-Hop artist [[wikipedia:
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