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Pemu

Joined: 23 Apr 2003 Posts: 1656 Location: Europe
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Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2003 8:35 pm Post subject: |
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Been listenin to Day After Tomorrow - Gradually since the last night, still haven't got tired of it. A superb song, I'm totally hooked on the song, must look for the pv. I'm still listen to the song as I type this message  A successor to ELT? We'll see...at least they sound ELT-ish type of music, an ex ELT member, a music producer wizard, Mitsuru Igarashi is behind DAT
I was plannin to watch Every Little Thing - Many Pieces 2003 Concert Tour live at Tokyo International Forum tonight. Hopefully, the "lazy"-setting isn't switched on
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orenji

Joined: 27 Sep 2003 Posts: 766 Location: Singapore Country:   |
Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2003 9:39 pm Post subject: |
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Hmm...
I like Day After Tomorrow's My Faith. Any other songs of theirs to recommend?
I like songs from SMAP, DAI, Utada Hikaru and Fujiki Naohito... ^_^
Arashi's "Jidai" is good...
3Peace...
Orenji
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velvet_ice

Joined: 16 Sep 2003 Posts: 240 Location: Singapore Country:   |
Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2003 9:51 pm Post subject: |
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1. Utada Hikaru
2. Utada Hikaru
3. Utada Hikaru.
You get my drift!
but she's not the only one...
there's still Chemistry, Bird (very very unheard of in Singapore). Uhhh.. that's about it.
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orenji

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takuya_angel
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groink
Joined: 01 Jan 1970 Posts: 1223
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Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2003 4:07 am Post subject: |
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My favorite JPOP singers???? In order of obsession (yes, that's the right words to use - obsession):
1) Sakai Noriko (my avatar) - I've loved her since the early 1990's. I am totally gah-gah over her!!! Heheheh... I have every CD, CD single, and photobook she came out with. And, I have a mountain of magazines she appeared in, and about a dozen autographs of hers. My friends start to show deep concern for my well being when they walk into my bedroom and find my Nori-P shrine.  She's also the only JPOP female star I've met in person... In 1998 when she filmed Ultra LOVE LOVE with Kinki Kids, I ran into her at the flea market in the middle of Waikiki. I shook her hand, and was mumbling my words, probably saying stupid things like I love her or something!  I got an autograph out of it, where she signed one of my shopping bags I had with me at the time. Her best physical features are her eyes and that smile... The smile is what really kills me!!!!! I'm also the proud owner of the domain name norikosakai.us. Maybe I should start wearing my hair like her next... Naaaaaaaaaah, that would be really sick!!!!! Favorite songs: Love Letter, Anata Dake, Natural, Milk & Tea, Hohoemi Wo Mitsuketa, Yokogao, Aoi Usagi.
2) Hikawa Kiyoshi - He's my favorite JPOP male singer! I love the old-fashioned enka style of singing. He dresses sort of like someone out of one of those 60's british detective shows. He has an excellent voice, with great range. I also saw him live in concert very recently, where he came to Hawaii as a special guest of the Aloha Week Festivals 2003. I sing several of his songs at karaoke bars throughout Oahu (I even carry around some CD-Rs with karaoke music so I can show off with the good stuff). Favorite songs: Hakonehachiri no hanjirou.
3) BoA - She has IMHO the best voice in JPOP! She's also up with there with the biggies like Britney and Christina... She's that great of a singer!!!! I don't know much about her other than what I've observed through her music and videos. I can see that she's a very hard worker when it comes to her craft... She's an excellent dancer, has wonderful stage presence, and can even sing in three dialects (Korean, Japanese, and English). Her latest CD Atlantis Princess is something every KPOP/JPOP fan should have in his/her collection. Favorite song: Tree, and Lights of Seoul.
4) Matsuda Seiko - I've loved her music since the late 1980's, though I don't obsessively follow her all that much. She's very very cute! Best feature of hers are her eyes. A good friend of mine gave me an autograhed CD she personally signed for me (I think it translated to "To Bryan - You're all right!") She's probably the hardest worker in JPOP today, especially when she's waaaaay over the hill at age 41. However, she still cranks out killer dance tunes with her latest CD. Favorite songs: Gone with the rain, Angel, Missing You.
Honorable mentions: Ishida Yoko, Saegusa Yuka.
--- groink
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arashinokoto

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Pemu

Joined: 23 Apr 2003 Posts: 1656 Location: Europe
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Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2003 5:15 pm Post subject: |
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Watched ELT - Many Pieces Concert Tour 2003. I liked the concert, too bad it was short. This time it's a 30 min shorter than the previous concerts ELT held. Kaori's voice has significantly improved, so clear and strong  Kaori does few high kicks during the concert, she sure is stretchy  Prolly stretchier than Ryoko Yonekura
Once again, Ichiro's has proved he's one of the best guitarist in Japan, his guitar playin scenes are absolutely superb! The performance of Kioku -song really warmed my heart, it really relieved my mind. A splendid song, soft rock ballad! That doesn't mean the rest are bad
Overall a great concert from ELT! A must watch for ELT fans, as always
Btw Performances of Future World and Shapes of Love have been a tradition at every concert
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velvet_ice

Joined: 16 Sep 2003 Posts: 240 Location: Singapore Country:   |
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2003 6:51 pm Post subject: |
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| orenji wrote: | Ah!
I know Bird! She has one song called "Flow" right?
3Peace...
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Bingo... she does have a song called 'Flow', and I bet you knew that through Kyumei Byoto! haha.. that's how I knew her as well, she's what they call 'ulu' over here in Singapore... unheard of.
She's more in the 'soul' genre than the 'pop' genre. I like some of her other songs, but some others are too jazzy for my liking.
v_ice
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sauzan
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orenji

Joined: 27 Sep 2003 Posts: 766 Location: Singapore Country:   |
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2003 7:48 pm Post subject: |
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| velvet_ice wrote: |
Bingo... she does have a song called 'Flow', and I bet you knew that through Kyumei Byoto! haha.. that's how I knew her as well, she's what they call 'ulu' over here in Singapore... unheard of.
She's more in the 'soul' genre than the 'pop' genre. I like some of her other songs, but some others are too jazzy for my liking.
v_ice |
lol...
Yeah... From Kyumei! Flow is a very good song! What are songs would you recco?
3Peace...
Orenji
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Pemu

Joined: 23 Apr 2003 Posts: 1656 Location: Europe
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Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2003 4:21 am Post subject: |
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Leeched Matsu Takako's Harvest Songs and Emily's Flower of Life albums. Will listen to em later.
*listenin to Maggie Reilly - Moonlight Shadow* Mad good
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velvet_ice

Joined: 16 Sep 2003 Posts: 240 Location: Singapore Country:   |
Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2003 11:12 am Post subject: |
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| orenji wrote: |
lol...
Yeah... From Kyumei! Flow is a very good song! What are songs would you recco?
3Peace...
Orenji |
Flow is nice.. but I wonder why some people dun seem to like it... it's only when we watch the show accompanied by the song will we start to like it.
here's a site for Bird, and it has a lot of Song previews... so you can try whatever you want.
http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/AI/Bird/AICL-1421.html
some of her songs sound rather... unique, but some (like flow) are really pleasing to the ear.
I like this song, the 8th Track from her 'MINDTRAVEL' album.
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a very refreshing number with only a guitar as accompaniment for the first 1 half minutes or so... later it starts to get all jazzy..
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Pemu

Joined: 23 Apr 2003 Posts: 1656 Location: Europe
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Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2003 11:14 pm Post subject: |
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I haven't watched Jpop pvs in a while, been outta the jpop scene a bit. Leeched some last night. The followin pvs I watched:
Aiko - Andromeda
Typical "Aiko pop". You know what I mean, if you listen to Aiko
Day After Tomorrow - Starry Heaven
A good song, sounds ELT'-ish  Although the guitar scene isn't � la Ichiro's
Hiro - Ai ga naiteru
Is it a jpop or a spanish bullfightin music? The vid was very boorish and the song, too. I couldn't finish it.
Eriko Imai - Butterfly
Eriko's a copycat, her style looks Beyonce Knowles and the recent Ayumi  We get to see her firm belly  A slow pop. I thought the song was gospel, some ppl singin gospel at the beginnin and at the end.
Misia - Kokoro Hitotsu
Didn't finish the song, got tired at late night.
BoA - Double
average song, the dance moves not close to Valenti or Listen to my heart
Kiroro - Hitotsubu No Namida
I liked this song a lot! Theme of the pv was excellent, old fashioned and full of warmth! It's like watchin some old footages taken from a camera and memorizin the past, aah!
Aya Ueto - Kansho
Fell asleep, didn't finish it.
I have a feelin Aya Ueto is like a successor to Kyoko Fukada. Fame soarin, doin movies, dramas, posin pics and singin, sooner or later the singin career crashes first. She reminds me of Fukada.
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niko2x

Joined: 24 Jun 2002 Posts: 4009 Location: East Coast, US Country:   |
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2003 12:35 am Post subject: |
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| Pemu wrote: | I haven't watched Jpop pvs in a while, been outta the jpop scene a bit. Leeched some last night. The followin pvs I watched:
Day After Tomorrow - Starry Heaven
A good song, sounds ELT'-ish Although the guitar scene isn't �Ela Ichiro's
Hiro - Ai ga naiteru
Is it a jpop or a spanish bullfightin music? The vid was very boorish and the song, too. I couldn't finish it.
Eriko Imai - Butterfly
Eriko's a copycat, her style looks Beyonce Knowles and the recent Ayumi We get to see her firm belly A slow pop. I thought the song was gospel, some ppl singin gospel at the beginnin and at the end.
Misia - Kokoro Hitotsu
Didn't finish the song, got tired at late night.
Kiroro - Hitotsubu No Namida
I liked this song a lot! Theme of the pv was excellent, old fashioned and full of warmth! It's like watchin some old footages taken from a camera and memorizin the past, aah!
Aya Ueto - Kansho
Fell asleep, didn't finish it.
I have a feelin Aya Ueto is like a successor to Kyoko Fukada. Fame soarin, doin movies, dramas, posin pics and singin, sooner or later the singin career crashes first. She reminds me of Fukada. | Hey pemu, can you give me these pv's (if they are under 50 mbs) with dropload.com?
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Pemu

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