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'Linda Linda' - Definitely a classic! The Japanese is easy to master and easy to translate to explain to people, plus it's fun and upbeat, and the refrain is EASY (title repeated a lot) which makes it fun for non-speakers to join you.Some of my favorite Japanese-language songs for karaoke: Posted by pikeandshield at 11:36 PM on Septem Would be happy to go on and on - let me know how you enjoy those! Similar to spitz in that the lyrics can be quite mystical (non-understandable). Feels similar to kobukuro but I prefer them. 'Love story wa totsuzen ni', 'Kimi sumu machi', 'Kaze no sakamichi', 'Kotoba ni dekinai'. Broke off from a band in the 60s and now going solo, singer-song writer of emotionally-charging ballads with an angelic voice and lyrics that'll move you to tears. 'My Generation', 'Merry-go-round', 'Rolling star' Female singer-song writer on the guitar, uptempo. Distinctive voice so may not be to your taste but was pretty famous in the day. Listen to 'Totsuzen', 'Dan dan kokoro hikareteku', 'Sepia'. Really old band from the early 90's, no longer in action. I like 'Lunatic Gate', 'EDEN', 'Maria no tsumeato', 'DOLLS'.įIELD OF VIEW - pop. They had a lot of influence from L'arc~en~Ciel, but (personally) I find their lyrics much more meaningful, and I think they have much more musicality as well. Their sound/music style is very similar to the bands above, though not quite matching in depth perhaps 'Sen no yoru wo koete', 'Ketsui no asa'. Have a listen to 'Hoshi ni negai wo', 'Hana ni nare', 'Harukaze'.Īqua Timez - pop/rock. They feel a bit green to me but I think would mature over the years. A newish band that is said to be very similar to Mr.Children. Recommend 'Makenaide', 'Kitto wasurenai', 'My friend', 'Kokoro wo hiraite'įlumpool - pop/rock.

She passed away a few years ago but has an incredibly pure voice and straightforwardly ringing lyrics. Lyrics are a bit mystical (rather than literal), so may be a bit hard to comprehend, but they are part of the golden 90s J-Pop. Famous are 'Robinson', 'Cherry', 'Sora mo toberu hazu'. Others I would recommend in that category: The common thing with a lot of these above bands is that they all have quite a lyric-heavy component, compared with, say, L'arc~en~Ciel where there is more emphasis on the music. For Mr.Children there's a bit too many to name, but: 'Owari naki tabi', 'Hanabi', 'innocent world', 'Na mo naki uta', 'Sign', 'Tomorrow never knows', 'Not Found', 'Yasashi uta', 'Tenohira', 'Any', 'HERO', 'CANDY', 'Over'. My favourite songs from those artists are 'Hadashi no megami', 'Mouichido kiss shitakatta', 'Love Phantom' (B'z) 'Yushinron' (Radwimps), 'Tentai kansoku', 'Guild', 'Sharin no uta' 'Namida no furusato' (BUMP), 'First Love', 'Automatic', 'Flavour of Life' (Utada), 'Konayuki', '3gatu 6nichi' (Remio), 'Kimi to iu na no tsubasa' (Kobukuro). I'll MeMail you my last.fm profile to see what songs/artists I listen to perhaps there's a few that'll inspire? I also enjoy Kobukuro, B'z, Radwimps, BUMP, Remioromen, and Utada, and despise most of the mindless manufactured pop like AKB/Morning musume etc so hopefully my tastes would match yours. Looking forward to some recommendations! posted by Kamelot123 to Sports, Hobbies, & Recreation (9 answers total) 7 users marked this as a favoriteīest answer: Oh my goodness, Mr.Children is possibly my favourite band in the world, ever.

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Also, any of the groups I listed already are free game - I certainly haven't heard all of their songs, so tell me your favorites! If there is a song or group that you feel is a must-listen but does not sound like any of the bands I listen to, please lay it on me - I'd love to learn classics as well. I really enjoy dramatic ballads, rock, and also poppy songs with good lyrics that inspire emotion (On the opposite side, I don't particularly like groups like AKB48). Children (probably my favorite), Kobukuro, B'z, Superfly, Radwimps, Bump of Chicken, Tsukiko Amano, Utada Hikaru, Remioremon, X Japan. Some of the Japanese groups I enjoy most are: Mr. I am really itching to discover some new Japanese music I feel that I learn the most Japanese from listening to songs, and I have been listening to the same songs on my playlist a bit too often as of late.

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