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  1. Just remembered how surprised I was when I first looked up the lyrics to Missile Girl Scoot's "Big Mouth" and saw it was completely in English, with lines like "That frickin' idiot told everybody something I kept a secret. / Why is he a fuckin' big mouth? What a jerk!" and "Don't spread gossips around, you nerd!"

     


  2. I'd pick the Galneryus song from that list. Yama-B's vocals make me smile. 

     

    1. POSSIBILITY - I like it

    2. The Birthday - Shachi

    3. THE BEATMOTORS - God Only Nou

    4. Faith No More - Take this bottle

    5. Faith No More - Death March

    6. LIGHTNING - Declining For Beginning

    7. Demolition23. - The Scum Lives On

    8. Thee Michelle Gun Elephant - Electric Circus

    9. SBK - revibubble

    10. Thee Michelle Gun Elephant - GT400

     

    ^Not the greatest list. I like all of these artists, but none of these songs are really standing out. I'll pick "Death March", since it's been years since I first heard it and the intro still makes me laugh. "95 cents!"


  3. ^I know a track or two from about half of those artists, but not those particular songs, so I can't really pick one.

     

    1. Domoto Tsuyoshi - TALK TO MYSELF

    2. Mr.Children - Ame nochi hare

    3. Thee Michelle Gun Elephant - Get Up Lucy

    4. MIYAVI - I love you, I love you, I love you, and I hate you.

    5. THE BEATMOTORS - Barairo no sekai

    6. THE SOUND BEE HD - Ritual

    7. The Birthday - SUPER SUNSHINE

    8. Suck a Stew Dry - Proletarier

    9. Shotgun Messiah - Enemy in Me

    10. LIGHTNING - Ride on the Wind

     

    This is a tough one for me, but I'll say "Ame nochi hare", since I haven't heard it in ages and wanted to stop to listen to it when I was making the list.


  4. I think the nazi stuff is just an attempt to be edgy and shocking, just like it was for Western punk bands. I'm sure there are some VK bands that are just copying older groups as well.

     

    A lot of Japanese rock musicians were influenced by Sid Vicious and/or the Sex Pistols, and well:

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    Also, Siouxsie Sioux:

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  5. Skid Row's "Wasted Time", for sure. They used to be one of my absolute favourite bands, and Slave to the Grind was my favourite album from them.

     

    1. Hanoi Rocks - Visitor

    2. J - Vida Rosa

    3. Bang Tango - It's All Ok

    4. immi - STEP UP!

    5. THE BACK HORN - Yasei no Taiyou

    6. Hanoi Rocks - Self Destruction Blues

    7. Jay Chou - 困獸之鬥

    8. BALZAC - I See Nothing, Hear Nothing

    9. THE BEATMOTORS - Chiku Chiku Chiku

    10. Jay Chou - 困獸之鬥


  6. The first thing that's coming to mind is 04 Limited Sazabys' mini-album "monolith".

     

    HAN-KUN's new single "With me" is adorable too, although I'm not crazy about one of the B-sides.

     

    I haven't had time to listen to much new music yet, though. Still catching up on stuff from 2013.


  7. Though I must admit I'm not this careless when it comes to lyrics. I expect my fav.vocalists to write their own stuff and create their own world even if it means encountering horrible English and singing along the lines like 'sleep with my mother' lol

    It's great if they can, but personally, I don't believe that a singer has to be able to write lyrics. The thing that matters to me is whether or not the singer connects with the emotion of the song.

     

    I think if you can't write (good) lyrics, it's perfectly okay to let someone else help you. Some people struggle to express themselves with words, and IMO it's better to let another band member or outside writer take care of it than it is to ruin good songs with awful, half-assed lyrics.


  8. ^I don't know any of those songs, but I like one song by Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas, so I guess I'll go with the one by them.

     

    Enuff Z'nuff - In the Groove

    L'Arc~en~Ciel - Dune

    GLAY - Kuchibiru

    Saigon Kick - When You Were Mine

    The Birthday - Muddy Cat Blues

    Thee Michelle Gun Elephant - Hotel Bronco

    THE SOUND BEE HD - Hana

    GLAY - Ikiteku Tsuyosa

    SBK - Tokio LV

    Stiv Bators - Tell Me (live)

     

    Seems like I can't do this without getting at least two GLAY tracks and two Chiba Yusuke-related songs. Surprised I keep getting L'Arc as well.

     

    Tough call between Muddy Cat Blues and Ikiteku Tsuyosa, but that cat banner is adorable, so Muddy Cat Blues it is.


  9. Honestly, those are all bands I don't listen to but have heard mentioned on various sites, so they look familiar but I have no idea what any of them sound like. The only one I know is the LIPHLICH song, and I like that one a lot. 

     

    GLAY - JUNK ART

    GLAY - Be With You

    IRON ATTACK! - Judgement Day

    THE BEATMOTORS - Koi suru futari

    The Birthday - KIKI The Pixy

    SNAKE ON THE BEACH - Rain Sings (Piano Version)

    L'Arc~en~Ciel - Vivid Colors

    Eminem - Beautiful

    The Birthday - Bitch Lovely

    MO'SOME TONEBENDER - Lost In The City


  10. I kind of want the Hai to Diamond Anthology, so I hope it doesn't end up being too expensive. It's possibly my favourite album ever, and their indie stuff tends to be the perfect mix of hilarious and awesome, so I'm excited to see what they've dug up. 


  11. These two always remind me of how much I miss my dad. They're not my favourite songs or anything, but they really hit home for me emotionally.

    GLAY - Father and Son

    X JAPAN - Tears

     

    And L'Arc~en~Ciel's "Blurry Eyes" will always be a special one for me because it was the first Japanese song I learned the words to. Plus I have a weird soft spot for DNA2.

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