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」(Because of listening to Bach melodies at night) is the fifth single by the Japanese rock band Sakanaction.
Maximum the Hormone (マキシマムザホルモン, Makishimamu Za Horumon) is a four-member Japanese nu metal band.
Alisa also starred in the music video Koibito by Japanese rock band, Kishidan.
The Japanese rock band The Boom's 1992 hit song called Shima Uta, which incorporated some Okinawan styles and thus causes confusion as to the precision of the term.
Bannai Tarao is credited on several songs on Japanese rock pioneers Happy End's 1971 album Kazemachi Roman.
Beat Out! (typeset as BEAT out!) is the third album by Japanese rock/pop band Glay.
Concerned by falling audience numbers and a lack of young people taking up bunraku, Yoshida combined the ancient art form with his love of rock music, which he combined for a 1980 adaptation of The Love Suicides at Sonezaki (Sonezaki Shinjū) with the music written and performed by Japanese rock musician Ryudo Uzaki, and occasionally with a live orchestra.
Crystal King, a Japanese rock band active since 1979, known for performing the original theme song for the anime TV series Fist of the North Star
Released with the Japanese version of the game is Japanese rock band, L'Arc-en-Ciel, and their new single, "Drink It Down", which is used as the Japanese opening for the game.
Japanese rock artists such as Glay, X Japan, Alice Nine, The Gazette, Nightmare, Gackt, and L'Arc-en-Ciel have also been on the show performing their hit singles as well as playing games with the hosts.
This article contains the discography of Japanese rock band High and Mighty Color.
"Jōnetsu no Bara", a 1990 single from the Japanese rock band The Blue Hearts
After leaving school she studied Media & Design in Portsmouth, then went on to work as a fashion stylist for Japanese rock bands before becoming a travel writer and photographer for newspapers and magazines such as The Independent, The Sunday Times, The Daily Telegraph, Geographical and Traveller.
Hiroto Kōmoto (born 1963), Japanese rock singer who has fronted bands such as The Blue Hearts, The High-Lows and The Cro-Magnons
Naoko Yamano (直子, born 1960), member of the Japanese rock trio Shonen Knife
「ネガとポジ」(Nega to Poji) is the fourteen album by the Japanese rock group Plastic Tree.
Speed Pop is the second album by Japanese rock/pop band Glay.
The title itself was inspired from "Mashimaro", a single by Japanese rock artist Tamio Okuda.
The discography of Japanese rock band The Brilliant Green consists of five studio albums, compilation album and 20 singles.
Although it was a band which produced their own songs, they were frequently regarded as just male aidoru by Japanese rock fans because of their early marketing promotion.
The band appeared, along with other Japanese rock bands, in the 1982 Sogo Ishii film Burst City.
Unity Roots and Family, Away (also known as UR&FA) is the eighth released album from the Japanese rock band Glay.