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• Neko ni Fuusen
  [[Category:2005 Songs]] [[Category:Otsuka Ai Songs]]
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• Janne Da Arc
  ...their second mini album and a re-recorded version of "[[Resist]]" with new songs. Their third mini-album "[[Chaos Mode|CHAOS MODE]]" is released in 1999. Th
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• Kamiki Aya
  * Other than "Pierrot", Aya has covered several [[B'z]] songs live. * [2010.07.xx] Gekkan Songs August 2010 (''Feature'')
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• GIZA studio
  GIZA's artists have their songs made opening and ending themes frequently for the anime [[Meitantei Conan]]
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• Kuraki Mai
  ...(倉木麻衣) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer. She originally released songs with a more [[R&B]] feel, though later she switched to a mainstream pop sou * [2017.03.22] [[Gekijou-ban Meitantei Conan Shudaikashuu ~"20" All Songs~]] (Disc 1 #5 ''Always'', Disc 1 #7 ''Time after time ~Hana Mau Machi de~''
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• Takei Shiori
  ...e note of my eighteen years and released 2 more within her career. Various songs have been covered by Takei in her indie albums.
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• Crystal Kay
  ...apanese language|Japanese]], the former making a regular appearance in her songs, exhibiting a distinctly western influenced [[Wikipedia:Rhythm and blue|R&B ...Forever-|637 -always and forever-]]'' was released August 22nd, 2001. The songs on the album featured her new venture into the urban and pop markets. The a
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• DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
  ...:Category:J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] group who perform songs in both English and Japanese. They are renowned for their unique music, a f * [2007.08.22] [[Climax ~Dramatic Songs|CLIMAX ~DRAMATIC SONGS]] (#1 ''LOVE LOVE LOVE'')
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• Loveppears
  ...ation of singles. With 12 of songs were A-side releases, and a total of 17 songs had been previously released, and two more were released as singles after t
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• AI (singer)
  * [2009.03.04] [[James Morrison]] - ''[[Songs For You, Truths For Me]]'' (#15 "Broken Strings" featuring '''AI''') ...Hit Songs Orgel Collection|Hit Songs ~Yasashii Hikari / Unmei no Hito~ Hit Songs orgel collection]]'' (#13 "Story")
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• Amano Tsuki
  ...real name. However, she revealed that she would still continue to compose songs for other artists but take more of a "backseat role".<ref>"[http://natalie. ...ed a band, though eventually that foray failed. She had then recorded some songs on a casette tape and sent it to one of her close friends. The tape would w
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• Caroline
  ...loaded at her [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/MySpace MySpace] account. Her songs sound very minimalistic, and her voice has a lot of purity and clarity to i ...k [[:Category:Caroline Songs|here]] for information on individual Caroline songs (includes bio, song details and lyrics).
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• Olivia Lufkin
  ...and 1998 released five singles. All of the singles were promoted by being songs used in TV commercials for several companies. The releases only had moderat ...d and written by herself. Before creating songs, Olivia went over artists' songs that she liked (artists such as PJ Harvey and Björk), but found it hard to
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• Shimatani Hitomi
  * [2018.03.21] [[Hitomi Shimatani Anime Songs+|HITOMI SHIMATANI ANIME SONGS+]] <small>(Digital)</small> ...~Cover Song Collection~|Otoko Uta ~cover song collection~]] (男歌; ''Men Songs'')
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• the brilliant green
  ...re composed by [[Okuda Shunsaku]], [[Matsui Ryo]] composed the rest of the songs. Vocalist [[Kawase Tomoko]] has also released solo work under the pseudonym ...or high school band (they went to different schools in Kyoto) that covered songs from such artists as the [[Wikipedia:Sex Pistols|Sex Pistols]] and the [[Wi
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• B'z
  ...aikashuu ~"20" All Songs~|Detective Conan Movie Theme Collection ~"20" All Songs~]] (CD1: #3 ''ONE'', #6 ''Everlasting'', #10 ''Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu'', CD
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• Hayashibara Megumi
  ...she voiced the main character she also sang the opening and closing theme songs which were released on her debut single, "[[Yakusoku da yo]]". ...of Nuku Nuku, but she was asked to performed the opening and ending theme songs. This role lead Hayashibara to the release of more popular singles: "[[Haru
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• m.o.v.e
  ...ays be in pursuit of new styles. Staying true to this intention, m.o.v.e's songs cover and mix styles like Eurobeat, rock, techno, trance, [[J-Pop]], Latin, ...e songs over the American iTunes store, usually English version of certain songs and remixes featured on previous albums. It is also during this time period
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• Southern All Stars
  ...ienced more success when popular Japanese artists began covering their hit songs. After releasing their 14th single [[Chako no Kaigan Monogatari]], Kuwata m In the 1990's they released more hit songs and album. 1991 also saw the graduation of bassist [[Sekiguchi Kazuyuki]] b
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• Chihara Minori
  ...popular [[anime]] ''[[Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu]]'' and singing its theme songs along with [[Hirano Aya]] and [[Goto Yuko]]. She retired from her singing c
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• Baby V.O.X
  ...success with their third title song "[[Get Up]]" as well as the follow up songs "[[Killer]]", and "[[Missing You (Baby V.O.X)|Missing You]]". After becomin
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• RIP SLYME
  ...ey released one album [[Beef or Chicken|BEEF or CHICKEN]] in November, the songs produced by big names such as [[wikipedia:Ad-Rock|Ad-Rock]] of [[wikipedia: .../gt2005011402.html Sanspo.com]. Chii has participated in several RIP SLYME songs, such as "Blow" and "Nettaiya".
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• Hirahara Ayaka
  ...Planets|The Planets]]' "Jupiter" movement. Hirahara is also known for her songs "[[Ashita (Hirahara Ayaka)|Ashita]]" (dorama [[Yasashii Jikan]]'s theme son Hirahara's next step would to be to release an album of covers songs, lead by the single [[Banka (Hitori no Kisetsu) / Inochi no Namae]]. Inochi
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• C-ute
  ...the rest of 2006, °C-ute appeared in several concerts performing original songs which were sold as indie singles. On October 31, 2006, [[Murakami Megumi]] ...adio-related award (presented to artists who gets the most number of their songs requested). They didn't win, but they got medals for being the runner-up, a
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• Mr.Children (Japanese band)
  ...ement. Inaba from [[TOY'S FACTORY]] said, "I felt their potential in their songs." Through their networking, they got a contract with Bad Music. So they pla ...ng. They had finally found golden tunes which touched people through these songs. "[[Cross Road|CROSS ROAD]]" sold very well and their tours were also succe
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• Tokyo Jihen
  ...]]''. Interestingly, band member [[Kameda Seiji]] had arranged many of the songs on Hirai's album. ...amount of the other band members' demo material was collected and the best songs were chosen. The band's fourth single, "[[Osca|OSCA]]", was written and com
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• FLOW (band)
  ...heir name to "Pinking". Around this time they also wrote some of their own songs, and the band developed themselves from a cover band to an independent band ...aku BEST~]]'' that compiled re-recorded songs from their indie era and new songs, was released by [[Sony Music Entertainment|Ki/oon Records]], debuting at #
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• Oricon Weekly for 2007 week 41
  ...10 || [[wikipedia:will.i.am|will.i.am]] || [[wikipedia:Songs About Girls|Songs About Girls]] || 9,791 | 25 || ↓2 || Various Artists || [[Climax ~Dramatic Songs|CLIMAX ~DRAMATIC SONGS]] || 7,822
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• Tsuchiya Anna
  ...[[Kirin]] and [[Kose Visee|Kosé Visée]]). More than half of the album's songs was used as a theme song for some commercial or some product. ...Tsuchiya Anna promoting ''[[12 Flavor Songs ~Best Collaboration~|12 FLAVOR SONGS ~BEST COLLABORATION~]]'' (2012)]]
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• Sakae Maiko
  ...sbanding in April 2005. During this period Maiko sang two solo tracks. The songs "[[O (ZONE)|Sae Zuri]]" (''Bird Chirping'') and "[[N|Like]]".
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• Hello! Project Releases (2006)
  * 29 [[Matsuura Aya]]'s fourth album [[Naked Songs]]
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• Kobukuro
  ...005.08.03] [[Baba Tosihide]] - [[Boys on the Run 4 Songs|BOYS ON THE RUN 4 SONGS]] <small>(Chorus)</small>
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• Oricon Weekly for 2007 week 23
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• HALCALI
  In March of 2005, HALCALI came out with a remix album of their most popular songs called ''[[HALCALI Mix]]''. Then, they announced that they had left the [[F
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• Tandem (HALCALI)
  [[Category:2003 Songs]] [[Category:HALCALI Songs]]
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• Electric Sensei
  [[Category:2003 Songs]] [[Category:HALCALI Songs]]
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• GiriGiri Surf Rider
  [[Category:2003 Songs]] [[Category:HALCALI Songs]]
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• Strawberry Chips
  ...as a limited edition pressing with the same cover, but with two additional songs. The single hit the #22 position on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts. It remain [[Category:2003 Songs]]
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• Marching March
  [[Category:2004 Songs]] [[Category:HALCALI Songs]]
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• Twinkle Star
  [[Category:2006 Songs]] [[Category:HALCALI Songs]]
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• Look (HALCALI)
  [[Category:2006 Songs]] [[Category:HALCALI Songs]]
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• Poker Face
  [[Category:1998 Songs]] [[Category:Hamasaki Ayumi Songs]]
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• Whatever (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  The single was re-released in 2001 on a 12cm format with extra remix songs. This time around the single reached #28 and charted for three weeks. [[Category:1999 Songs]]
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• Boys & Girls
  ...29~31] [[Party Queen|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2011-2012 A ~HOTEL Love songs~]] ...our 2012 A ~Hotel Love Songs~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2012 A ~HOTEL Love songs~]]
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• Appears
  ...our 2012 A ~Hotel Love Songs~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2012 A ~HOTEL Love songs~]] [[Category:1999 Songs]]
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• Seasons
  ...easons|vogue, Far away and SEASONS]]. The PV uses abridged versions of the songs. The individual segments of the PVs were aired individually as the singles [[Category:2000 Songs]]
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• Onitsuka Chihiro
  ...nspired by a play about AIDS. At the time, Onitsuka would write all of her songs in English; however by the time they were recorded the lyrics had been chan ...six months since Onitsuka first arrived at Tokyo, she had written over 60 songs (such as "[[Shine (Onitsuka Chihiro)|Shine]]", "[[Gekkou]]" and "[[We Can G
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• Sads
  * [2001.07.25] [[Appetizing 4 Songs EP|APPETIZING 4 SONGS EP]]
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• One
  ===Songs===
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• 2006 Oricon Number 1 Releases
  ...Sukima Switch]] || [[Guarana]] || 40,523 || Various Artists || [[Beautiful Songs ~Kokoro de Kiku Uta~]] || 60,034
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• 2003 Oricon Top 100 Albums
  |[[Songs (175R)|Songs]] |[[Illuminate ~The Very Best Songs~|Illuminate ~the very best songs~]]
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• 2003-2006 Oricon Top 50 Albums
  [[Beautiful Songs ~Kokoro de Kiku Uta~]]
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• 2005 Oricon Top 100 Albums
  [[wikipedia:Songs About Jane|Songs About Jane]]
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• 2006 Oricon Top 100 Albums
  [[Beautiful Songs ~Kokoro de Kiku Uta~]]
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• 2007 Oricon Top 100 Albums
  [[Beautiful Songs ~Kokoro de Kiku Uta~]] [[Climax Dramatic Songs|CLIMAX ~DRAMATIC SONGS]]
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• 2002-2007 Oricon Top 50 Albums
  [[Beautiful Songs ~Kokoro de Kiku Uta~]]
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• TERIYAKI BOYZ
  ...Teriyaki Boyz would make a move into the US market by having one of their songs ([[Tokyo Drift (Fast & Furious)|Tokyo Drift (Fast & Furious)]]) used in the
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• Edison Chen
  ...ndation. <ref>[http://www.geocities.ws/ioveedison/yes513.html From cartoon songs to loving hip hop] Yes! Retrieved January 10, 2015</ref> ...early recordings. From his album ''Please Steal This Album'', some of his songs can be heard of his improvement on his vocals and the ability to reach high
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• Friend
  ===Songs=== ...(Hamasaki Ayumi)|FRIEND]]" and "[[Friend II (Hamasaki Ayumi)|FRIEND II]]", songs recorded by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]], track #4 and #5 on her debut album ''[[A So
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• Nakagawa Shoko
  ...4.25] [[KERA! Son ~KERA Songs 13th Anniversary Collection~|KERA! Son ~KERA SONGS 13th Anniversary Collection~]] (#xx ''TYRANT too young'') * [2015.11.18] [[Dream ~Disney Greatest Songs~ Hougaku-ban]] (#10 ''Jiyuu e No Tobira'')
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• Bokura no Ongaku
  * [2004.06.12] Previously aired best songs collection
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• Wakkyanai (Z)
  [[Category:2006 Songs]] [[Category:Hello! Project Songs]]
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• Namida no Taiyou
  [[Category:2004 Songs]] [[Category:Hello! Project Songs]]
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• Fever to Future
  [[Category:2006 Songs]]
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• Sakamoto Maaya
  ...rted to write lyrics for her songs. With Kanno, Sakamoto released a lot of songs which are still favored by fans still today, notably "[[Kiseki no Umi]]" an ...nd 1&2 (Precious Songs)|CLAMP IN WONDERLAND 1&2 <nowiki><</nowiki>PRECIOUS SONGS<nowiki>></nowiki>]] (#1 ''action!'')
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• Oricon Weekly for 2005 week 19
  ...1 || [[wikipedia:Ben Folds|Ben Folds]] || [[wikipedia:Songs for Silverman|Songs for Silverman]] || 6,122
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• AKIRA (PALM DRIVE)
  ...-project where he works with many Japanese artists to create new, original songs called [[PALM DRIVE]].
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• Butoukan
  ==Original Songs==
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• Inaba Koshi
  ...duo [[B'z]]. At the same time, he would start to write lyrics and arrange songs for B'z but also for many of Being artists.
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• Emyli
  ...ngles, Emyli parted ways with [[Seventh Code]]. She is currently recording songs as an indie artist. In 2010, Emyli released her eighth single "[[Take Me Aw
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• Hearts Grow
  ...racks were performed with honest feelings by the members and were original songs. They performed enthusiastically with seven bands, including their seniors
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• Suara
  ...bels, [[Lantis]] and [[KING RECORDS]]. Her songs are usually used as theme songs for [[Anime|anime]] or game. ''Suara'' means ''voice'' in Indonesian.
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• 2002 Oricon Number 1 Releases
  ...|| 370,730 || Various Artists || [[2002 FIFA World Cup TM Official Album ~Songs of Korea/Japan~|2002 FIFA WORLD CUP TM OFFICIAL ALBUM]] || 65,180
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• Boredoms
  ...star, but this is here because he played drums for at least one of Inoue's songs (Shounen Jidai). </nowiki>
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• DAIGO
  .... Once DAIGO went major, he initially stayed away from some of his earlier songs, only to bring back most of them to be re-recorded.
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• Doremidan
  ...''[[Kiwamono-tachi no Kajitsu]]'' was released, Doremidan contributed two songs for it. That release kicked off the national tour of the same name, which w Doremidan again contributed two songs to a compilation album, this time it was called ''[[Cannonball Vol.1|CANNON
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• Hiizumi Masayuki
  ==Songs Composed for Tokyo Jihen== ...composes most of the songs for Tokyo Jihen, members have composed several songs in their discography.
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• May'n
  ...versary titled ''[[Powers of Voice|POWERS OF VOICE]]'', that would include songs of all her musical career including new versions of her three first singles ...s ''[[wikipedia:Aquarion Logos|Aquarion Logos]]'', and later performed the songs "[[Yoake no Logos]]", which was used as the second opening theme to ''[[wik
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• Zwei
  ...bers of Zwei also did a handful of solo projects, such as video game theme songs and acting as supporting members for other bands.
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• Concert Performances Chart (C-ute)
  === For Album songs === === For Non-°C-ute songs ===
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• Burn -Fumetsu no Face-
  [[Category:2008 Songs]]
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• Monochrome (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  [[Category:1999 Songs]] [[Category:Hamasaki Ayumi Songs]]
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• Wheesung
  ...so done a large number of collaborations, as well as writing and composing songs for other artists.
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• Meitantei Conan
  ...tists in this list are under the [[GIZA studio]] record label. These theme songs are: ...lspan="41" bgcolor="#D0D0D0" align="center" | <font size="3">Opening Theme Songs</font>
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• NIGHTMARE (band)
  ...r, [[Zannin]] would join the band. While the band was performing covers of songs from [[X Japan]], [[LUNA SEA]] and other material along with performing at ...he singles came with a [[PV|music video]] and a karaoke version of the two songs included within the single, just as a majority of their older singles relea
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• Shiina Hekiru
  ...On ''[[Baby Blue Eyes|Baby blue eyes]]'' Shiina was allowed to select the songs she wanted for the album, unlike in the past. This album has caused a shift
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• CHAGE and ASKA
  CHAGE and ASKA, as the name implies, is a two-man group who sing a variety of songs. Anybody that's been around the Japanese music scene in the last 20 years o ...dy familiar with [[Ghibli Studios]] should recognize at least one of their songs, On Your Mark, which had its promotional video directed by none other than
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• Matsumoto Tak
  ...3.28] [[Tsuchiya Anna]] - [[12 Flavor Songs ~Best Collaboration~|12 FLAVOR SONGS ~BEST COLLABORATION~]] (#2 "ALL RIGHT NOW" feat. '''TAK MATSUMOTO''' & [[Ik
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• Jewels
  ...th her younger sister [[Rum]]. Jewels does only the rapping in the group's songs.
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• SHANADOO
  ...the majority of their recorded works being Japanese covers of German dance songs. ...c producers. On the MySpace page, the girls released previews of a few new songs that would appear on the album.
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• Don't Wanna Lie
  [[Category:Meitantei Conan Songs]] [[Category:2011 Songs]]
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• Pierrot
  ===Songs===
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• PES
  ...te (RIP SLYME)|Hot Chocolate]]". He has as well played the guitar for some songs such as their [[Tekken 5]] song "[[More & More]]" on the [[Good Job!]] albu
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• RYO-Z
  ...with fellow group mate [[FUMIYA]] who had composed most of [[RIP SLYME]]'s songs. This group, made in 2003 produced the popular group [[HALCALI]]. RYO-Z's m
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• Hoshi no Kazudake Dakishimete
  [[Category:2010 Songs]] [[Category:MAY'S Songs]]
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• -OZ-
  ...apple]]", was released on December 27th. Both of the efforts contained two songs and were limited to 1,000 copies. Between the singles they played a live at ...-90’s V-Rock Best Hit Cover Songs-|CRUSH!2 -90’s V-Rock best hit cover songs-]] (#6 "Shiroi Yami", ([[ROUGE]] cover)
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• SCANDAL (band)
  ...to Diancie|Pokémon]]. With numerous overseas performances and anime theme songs, SCANDAL has built a considerable international fanbase.<ref name="rthk">"[ ...Okami|Loups=Garous]]'', which premiered on the 28th in most of Japan. The songs were "[[Midnight Television]]", "[[Koshi-Tantan|KOSHI-TANTAN]]", and "[[Say
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• Oricon Weekly for 2007 week 43
  | 27 || ↑5 || Various Artists || [[Climax ~Dramatic Songs|CLIMAX ~DRAMATIC SONGS]] || 4,997 ...↓3 || [[wikipedia:will.i.am|will.i.am]] || [[wikipedia:Songs About Girls|Songs About Girls]] || 4,754
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• Oricon Weekly for 2007 week 42
  ...↓9 || [[wikipedia:will.i.am|will.i.am]] || [[wikipedia:Songs About Girls|Songs About Girls]] || 6,849
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• Nito Moeno
  : [[Oshima Yuko]]'s understudy for all songs
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