<Itsuka no merry christmas>, a song made by veteran Japanese band B’Z, is meant to be a song sang from a single, male, perspective. Due to the love of this song,other Japanese singers have been singing this song. There are duets being sang, although the song was not meant to be. Jpop princess Hamasaki Ayumi also sang this song in 1999. Below are the duet versions of the song. Both versions have a different style to it. Hamasaki Ayumi’s version is sadder, whereas Amuro Namie’s one is more upbeat. Enjoy!
This is one of the best songs from rising star Yui. <Life> was featured first as a single and then as one of the 13 songs on her first album. The song is upbeat, the lyrics are well written and hardly repeated, and the whole song is actually quite uplifting. Perhaps listening to <Life> every morning is a good way to start your day.
A sweet love song conveying strong desires to see the other person, more than any one else in his world. This song is easily one of the most emotional and bitter in the world of Japanese music. Much reminiscing, regrets and hopes of seeing the person again is well spread out through this wonderful song. The singer’s melancholic vibratos adds to the sorrow of this masterpiece.
This is a song from the anime Gundam Seed,<Invoke> by TM Revolution. The songs of TM Revolutions is a frequent contributors to the Gundam franchise, and the singer, Nishikawa Takanori, does some voice acting in the anime as well. It is said that Nishikawa is a great Gundam fan and is happy that he gets to do voice acting as well as have his songs as Gundam’s themes.
This song,<Poison> is used in the popular Japanese drama <Great Teacher Onizuka> also known as G.T.O in short. G.T.O is a story about a hooligan-turned-teacher who begins to like teaching, and uses his hooligan ways to solve problems of his students, making the whole school’s educators to be in shock. Onizuka detests the inefficiency and nonchalance of the school bereaucracy in helping problem students in matters such as bullying. Onizuka meets the love of his life in the school as well.
The song <Poison> is thought-provoking as it questions the role of us individuals in this world. Can we say what we want? Can we dream what we want? Hopefully, this song will inspire you and heat up your soul as well!
In this MV, the band performs a song in some library of a school presumably called Abingdon Boys School (that is the band name too). Eventually the library got rocked down due to their powerful music.
I kind of stumbled upon this song when I ask a friend to “send me some rock songs”. Thus I listened to a few songs and then this song reached my ears and caught my attention the first time i hear it. The singer has powerful vibratos and the song overall sounds fine and high-energy. I decided to do some research on them.
The singer is Nishikawa Takanori, a veteran singer who is also known as TM Revolution, which stands for Takanori Makes Revolution. Play the music and observe the quality of his voice and his mature techniques.
This is a inspiring song that makes you think of those “change the world” themes. As for why is it called 20th century boys instead of 21th century, i think it refers to boys who are teenagers and youths by the year 2000, and therefore “20th century boys”.
Band’s name is Acid Black Cherry. This rock song has a very funny MV where the band mates play as nerdy musicians and then metamorphosize to cool rockers when they play their music <Spell Magic>. Enjoy the video. I know you will.
[Note:The administrator has classified the meanings of the song as "offensive" and thus advise against clicking "Read the rest of this entry" to see the lyrics. However, he believes that watching the MV itself should provide sheer fun due to its comedic nature.]
<12gatsu no love song> has been written in 4 languages. This post shows the original Japanese version, as well as the Chinese and English versions. The Chinese version in this post is sang by Gackt only. The original one is a duet of Gackt and his Chinese friend singer Wang Lee Hom. All the versions have different meanings but are great songs to listen to.
In November 31 of Year 2007, Gackt sang a very special version of <12gatsu no love song> in Beijing. This live version is a mix of the Chinese and Japanese versions. Not only that, he also sang with with the most emotions and power, surpassing even his CD versions. What a musician!
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