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  • ...Project Planning Project under the name Golbies under the the label [[Epic Records]]. The name Golbies was from the pet name of then-Soviet Union leader [[Wik In 1995, all the front members graduated from the group and allowed the Live Member
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  • ...to [[Johnny & Associates]] and signed to [[avex trax]] label. Debuting in 1995, the group has released over 40 singles and 13 albums. Originally a group w ...[[20th Century]] and [[Coming Century]]. The group was formed in September 1995 to record the theme song for that year's Volleyball World Cup Relay. Their
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  • ...but had been number one, giving them a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. * [1995.07.23] [[KinKi Kids with 35 Man Nin Fan Seiki no Live|KiNKi KiDS with 35 Ma
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  • ...VING-]]", and have since released numerous other singles and albums. Their records typically sell well and singles like "[[Gambarimashou]]" and "[[Celery]]" h * [1995.07.07] [[SMAP 007 ~Gold Singer~]]
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  • ...[[J-Pop|pop]] band that rose to popularity in the 1990s. It was formed in 1995 by [[Takayama Minami]] and [[Nagano Shiina]] after the breakup of their las ...ation|JUST COMMUNICATION]]", under the name '''TWO-MIX''' and under [[KING RECORDS]]' prestigious distribution label.
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  • ...n 1996 with the single "[[Asia no Junshin]]" under [[Sony Music Japan|EPIC Records]], which sold over a million copies. Their fame took off even more with the ...S due to legal issues with [[wikipedia:Sean Combs|Sean Combs]]) started in 1995 when [[Tokyo]] native Ami and [[Osaka]] native Yumi entered a talent search
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  • ...y are managed by [[AMUSE]] and signed under [[Sony Music Entertainment|SME Records]] label. The correct English spelling is "graffiti" instead of "graffitti". * [[Nakao Takanari]] (中尾天成) (drums) (1993-1995)
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  • ...ist, [[hide]], the band then known as '''LUNACY''' were signed to [[EXTASY RECORDS]]. Their self-titled album, [[LUNA SEA (album)|LUNA SEA]], was the first of ...bums that found LUNA SEA stardom. They didn't stay very long with [[EXTASY RECORDS]]. On March 1992, they had their last indie tour; and on May 21 they releas
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  • They didn't take off either Christmas or New Year, and on January 7, 1995, they started a new tour. Using a total of 72 faces of cube screen, it was ...fferent from the time they had worked hard and dreamt of selling a million records. Their dream had come true, and now every single they released became a hit
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  • ...a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] singer-songwriter currently signed to [[Ki/oon Records]]. Furukawa made her debut in the mid-1990s as the bassist and backing voca ...ecord deal by [[Sony Music Entertainment]] and signed under their [[Ki/oon Records]] sub-label.<ref>[http://www.furukawamiki.jp/profile/ フルカワミキ's
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  • ** [[Emi Records Japan]] (2013&ndash;2015) ...tsu Rino [Drums]) who entered the [[9th Yamaha Teens' Music Festivall]] in 1995. They sung a cover of [[wikipedia:Danielle_Brisebois|Danielle Brisebois]]'
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  • ...e rock band from 1995 to 2005. ↑THE HIGH-LOWS↓ formed in the summer of 1995 with five members and soon release their first single, "[[Missile Man]]", a ...Kyoushi]]''. They changed labels in 2003 from [[BMG JAPAN]] to [[HAPPYSONG RECORDS]] as they released their last album, ''[[Do!! The Mustang|Do!! The★MUSTAN
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  • * [[Sakaguchi Ryouji|RYO-J]] (Drums from 1985 - 1995, 2006 - Present) ...u|Joplin Tokuno]] (ジョプリン得能; Guitar and Keyboards from 1981 - 1995, 2006 - Present)
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  • ...i) in 1995. Currently, the pair have two children, a daughter Sumire (born 1995) and later a son Himi (born 1999). ...he major label music scene; signing with [[Universal Music Japan|Universal Records]]. Her re-debut single "[[Sekai]]" was used as the [[Docomo]] [[FOMA N702IS
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  • : 1995.04.21 ...around 392,000 copies. It also reached #89 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1995.
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  • ...NG]]'' EP and [[Nothing from Nothing|single]] under [[Nippon Columbia]] in 1995 released as [[Hamasaki Ayumi|AYUMI]] feating [[DOHZI-T]] and [[DJ BASS]]. " [[Category:1999 Records]]
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  • * [[BONNIE PINK]] (1995-2000 - to [[Warner Music Japan]]) * [[Mizca|Mitsuoka Masami]] (2007-2009 - to [[CROWN RECORDS]])
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  • ..., which was featured in the 1995 movie ''[[Wikipedia:Empire Records|Empire Records]]''.
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  • ...1|Bonnie's Kitchen #1]]'' and ''[[Every Single Day -Complete BONNIE PINK (1995-2006)-]]'' best collections. It is also included on her second single "[[Su [[Category:1996 Records]]
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  • ...is a Japanese a cappella group signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment|Ki/oon Records]] label. They are noted for their intricate harmonies, as well as the exqui ...ith their single [[Promise (The Gospellers)|Promise]] released from Ki/oon Records.
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