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* "[[Love (Super Junior)|L.O.V.E]]", a song recorded by [[Super Junior]], track #5 on their debut album ''[[Super Junior 05]]''. | * "[[Love (Super Junior)|L.O.V.E]]", a song recorded by [[Super Junior]], track #5 on their debut album ''[[Super Junior 05]]''. | ||
* "[[Love (T-BOLAN)|LOVE]]", [[T-BOLAN]]'s 11th single. | * "[[Love (T-BOLAN)|LOVE]]", [[T-BOLAN]]'s 11th single. | ||
| + | * "[[Love (Tange Sakura)|LOVE]]", Tange Sakura's first single under the name Angel. | ||
*"[[Love (Tsujitani Koji)|LOVE]]", a song recorded by [[Tsujitani Koji]] as the character Raiel, track #7 on the album ''[[Hameln no Violin Hiki - Vocal Zenshuu]]''. | *"[[Love (Tsujitani Koji)|LOVE]]", a song recorded by [[Tsujitani Koji]] as the character Raiel, track #7 on the album ''[[Hameln no Violin Hiki - Vocal Zenshuu]]''. | ||
* ''[[Love (THE ALFEE album)|LOVE]]'', [[THE ALFEE]]'s 17th album. | * ''[[Love (THE ALFEE album)|LOVE]]'', [[THE ALFEE]]'s 17th album. | ||
Revision as of 03:55, 14 April 2011
In Jpop Stop!, Love (ラブ) could be a reference to:
- 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.
- "L.O.V.E", a song recorded by 2AM, track #1 on their second digital single "Acoustic OST Part.1".
- "L.O.V.E", Lee Ki Chan's third digital single.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by Aida Shoko, track #4 on her debut mini-album Delphinium.
- "LOVE 2000", Amuro Namie's 16th single.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by Aoyama Thelma, B-side of her third single "Nandomo".
- "love", a song recorded by ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION, track #3 on their debut mini-album Nito wo Oumono, Itto wo mo Ezu.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by CNBLUE, track #1 on their second Korean mini-album BLUELOVE.
- "L.o.V.e", a song recorded by Elva Hsiao, track #5 on their eight album 1087.
- "LOVE 2000", hitomi's 17th single.
- LOVE, HOUND DOG's eighth album.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by Hysteric Blue, track #12 of their fifth studio album JUNCTION.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by Iizuka Mayumi, track #10 of her 14th album Kimi e....
- Love, Juliet's debut album.
- "Love", a song recorded by JUNE, B-side of his debut Japanese single "Baby It's You / Discotique☆Romantic".
- LOVE, Kawai Naoko's debut album.
- Love, Kawamura Ryuichi's second album.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by Kobukuro, track #3 on their second mini-album Root of my mind.
- "Love", a song recorded by Leyona, B-side of her ninth single "500 Mile / Love".
- "Love", a song recorded by LISA, track #6 on their fourth album Disco Volante.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by Mr.Children, track #8 on their third album Versus.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by Matsuda Seiko, track #10 on her 14th album Strawberry Time.
- "LOVE-1", a song recorded by Matsumuro Mai, second A-side of her first digital single "Destiny / LOVE-1".
- "LOVE", a song recorded by MAY'S, track #4 on their debut indie album Beginning.
- LOVE, MINESIN-HOLD' third album.
- LOVE, Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi's tenth best album.
- LØVE, Nakashima Mika's second album.
- "LOVE", Oginome Yoko's 41st single.
- LOVE, S.E.S' third Korean album.
- LOVE, Saito Yuki's tenth album.
- "love", a song recorded by See-Saw, track #3 on their third album Dream Field.
- "LOVE", SIAM SHADE's 16th single.
- "L.O.V.E", a song recorded by Super Junior, track #5 on their debut album Super Junior 05.
- "LOVE", T-BOLAN's 11th single.
- "LOVE", Tange Sakura's first single under the name Angel.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by Tsujitani Koji as the character Raiel, track #7 on the album Hameln no Violin Hiki - Vocal Zenshuu.
- LOVE, THE ALFEE's 17th album.
- Love, Vanilla Unity's debut album.
- "LOVE", a song recorded by w-inds., track #6 on their seventh album Seventh Ave..
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