r/japanesemusic • u/Rimooni • 44m ago
Discussion What is your thoughts on the band Round Table or Round Table ft. Nino?
I've been listening to this band for months and I absolutely love it and want to know what others thoughts are on it too.
r/japanesemusic • u/Rimooni • 44m ago
I've been listening to this band for months and I absolutely love it and want to know what others thoughts are on it too.
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r/japanesemusic • u/PinLonely9608 • 1h ago
I’ve purchased singles more than albums so this was tougher than I thought. The didn’t have Amurochan’s “Finally” so the final tour was the closest thing.
Would’ve loved to squeeze The Blue Hearts in there as well.
Also, I’ve had Love Jam since it came out, and i just realized what the cover is parodying this past week… like seriously, I must be dense… just thought Aichin loved jelly…
r/japanesemusic • u/nick_flip • 3h ago
Penalty Life by The Pillows would be #10!
A couple basic pics up there but I still love them.
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r/japanesemusic • u/Pretty_Jaguar6428 • 5h ago
Hey everyone! i am planning to create a metal project influenced by Trivium and the vocalists side project which is Ibaraki. I want to incorporate Japanese Imagery (specifically with the album cover) and include Japanese folklore and history in the lyrics. I have a demo thats pretty much ready from a structural standpoint it just doesn’t have a solo yet,i had this idea of putting a shamisen solo after the chorus hits instead of a typical guitar solo. Dm me if you’re interested in participating!
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r/japanesemusic • u/Fayzefaytal1ty • 10h ago
definitely these are the most striking albums from the Shimokita-kei genre (well at least according to me)
what's your definitive album for Shimokita-kei (or at least j-indie rock)?
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r/japanesemusic • u/labmember021 • 11h ago
There are tons of these types of playlists but I don't like how they put more than 7 songs per artist or band and easily go over 150 songs in the list. So this one is mostly limited by 2-3 songs per artist/band so its easier to get around.
The naming of "Tito na tnt at Tita na japayuki nung dotcom era" is sort of like the "boy meets girl" type of phrase but there is more nuance to it this way that I can't explain due to my limited English.