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 Member 1971 Level 11.82 Mar 2006 
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that yuko-chan performance was nice i really liked the song and she ages nicely
the new Morning Musume album is hot. not what i expected from the group that made sugar pop songs awhile back. 
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Member 2028 Level 21.38 Mar 2006
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 Quoted for points++. |
Member 4638 Level 10.40 Apr 2006
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i'm loving m-flo.... only track 4 of their new album Cosmicolor...
m-flo LOVES melody - Stuck in your love... I can't get it out of my winamp, my phone, my psp... my car too lolz i even got my friend hooked on it too hahahaaaa  |
Member 2299 Level 34.81 Mar 2006
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Hmm, I've only recently noticed this thread exists . . . ah well.
I've looked through the thread and noticed there wasn't much about J-Pop from before 1990. Coincidentally, I've only started finding about older J-Pop from random YouTube browsing. And that was about a month ago. Now, I've been perusing WinMx for this sort of music and got quite more than I expected. Not entire albums, but an interesting spread of artists and songs from the late 1960s to the late 1980s. For those who have ventured into my journal, you would have read up occasionally on my discovery of older J-Pop, and I've brought along a few people who have taken a liking to it, it seems. I don't think I'm a good enough authority yet on pre-1990 J-Pop, and I wonder if any of you are better at giving a crash course on that. In the meantime, I'll announce to you that I have begun organizing what I've downloaded and compiled the J-Pop into CD-sized volumes. While not exactly CD rips or anything, it's better than having not known them, I would think. Those interested can download the first two volumes from the links in my journal. The first two volumes consist of as much of the songs I can get that I can discern from the three YouTube clips that started my interest in older J-Pop. I might as well present them to y'all to show how it all began for me. The following are compilation clips from some sort of Japanese music program that aired at the time: (1975 - 1979)
(1980 - 1983) - Japanese people like to cry too much
(1972 - 1987)
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Member 41 Level 38.40 Mar 2006
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Also, the nobodyknows+ "Hero's Come Back!!" single (current Naruto OP) comes out in a week. <3 |
Member 423 Level 30.65 Mar 2006
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Member 5122 Level 24.02 Apr 2006
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I have a question. I recently got completely hooked on Naruto, especially the intro for Season 1. The song is "Rocks" by Hound Dog.
Does the rest of their music have the same sort of "Hair Metal" feel as that song?  FGSFDS!!! |
Member 423 Level 30.65 Mar 2006
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Do so, really, really do so, it's a big cup of <3
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Member 2329 Level 10.26 Mar 2006
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Member 423 Level 30.65 Mar 2006
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Yeah, I heard about that, I can't believe it, it's crazy.
On a slightly brighter note, The Brilliant Green are still together and releasing a new single on the 3rd July. That's right - TBG. New single. Woot! I really hope it's good. |
Member 2206 Level 26.61 Mar 2006
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go ahead, ignore me
 "Castitatis" (Elfen Lied - Lilium ~opening version~) The Doujin Music Thread | backloggery |
Member 423 Level 30.65 Mar 2006
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Member 814 Level 21.77 Mar 2006
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Someone mentioned (I forget who) Go! Go! 7188. I've seen some of their videos on Youtube, and I'm quite impressed. I've been trying to look for some torrents, but all of them are either dead, or has no seeders. Help?
 Dance party! |
Member 385 Level 4.40 Mar 2006
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Ok, I haven't been on GFF for an eternity it seems (I still read occasionally but haven't posted), but now I would like some help.
To get straight to the point, I'm looking for Japanese karaoke discs. By this I mean DVDs that have the lyrics shown in synch with the voice(s), and not the audio tracks without the voice (of course this will also be on the DVD, with the original track). I have found a lot on amazon.co.jp and hmv.co.jp, but there is no way on those two sites that I can easily identify the artists and songs that I would like to get (hmv seems to be slightly better). It either just lists the artist, song title or neither from what I have seen. I'm looking for artists such as Hikaru Utada, Matsuura Aya, Shiina Ringo, YUI, and anyone else along those lines. Also any other popular jpop artists and well known songs that are frequently sung as karaoke would be good. I have no idea which is the popular ones that are usually sung. It would be good if I can get compilations of songs from various artists that I like and then compilations of popular songs. My Japanese skills is OK at navigating simple sites, but anything with a lot of writing will take me too long to decode. Any sort of help with this will be greatly appreciated.
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Member 461 Level 24.87 Mar 2006
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"abingdon boys school" is absolutely amazing! The band features T.M.Revolution and guys in skirts to boot.
Nervous Breakdown, my favorite song of theirs Their Live Earth performance: Innocent Sorrow and Howling |
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