Most people seem to have missed that part...
What are your 3 most recommended Japanese Music Artists/Bands?
I will recommend three US/UK Artists/Bands...
1) Sugarcult <---- Rock Band from Santa Barbara, CA... this band has been around since 1998, and they have had quite a few good songs!
2) Kat DeLuna <---- NY based singer of Dominican ancestry, who focuses more on Hip-Hop, and R&B style vocals.
3) Coldplay <---- London based Alternative Rock Band. Number one song in the US/UK charts right now, is Coldplay's "Viva La Vida"!
I will recommend three US/UK Artists/Bands...
1) Sugarcult <---- Rock Band from Santa Barbara, CA... this band has been around since 1998, and they have had quite a few good songs!
2) Kat DeLuna <---- NY based singer of Dominican ancestry, who focuses more on Hip-Hop, and R&B style vocals.
3) Coldplay <---- London based Alternative Rock Band. Number one song in the US/UK charts right now, is Coldplay's "Viva La Vida"!
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I can recommend these bands from US, even though I am Japanese. 
1. WEATHERBOX → Indie Power Pop Band from San Dego, CA. They're young but song are very incomparability. I am very much in to the songs!
http://www.myspace.com/weatherbox
2. RATATAT → NYC electronic rock music duo. A guitar, a synthesizer, a bass and no voice. They played at Fuji Rock Festival once. They are unbelievale cool!
http://www.myspace.com/ratatatmusic
3. OZOMATLI → ...is a multiethnic nine piece band, playing primarily Latin, hip hop, and rock, formed in LA. They sing in English and Spanish. I am sure you will start dancing when you listen to their music.
http://www.myspace.com/ozomatli
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COUNTING CROWS → Alternative Rock Band, formed in Berkeley, CA. Their debut album is still beautiful and deep. I've been a big fan of them for 15 years.
http://www.myspace.com/countingcrows
1. WEATHERBOX → Indie Power Pop Band from San Dego, CA. They're young but song are very incomparability. I am very much in to the songs!
http://www.myspace.com/weatherbox
2. RATATAT → NYC electronic rock music duo. A guitar, a synthesizer, a bass and no voice. They played at Fuji Rock Festival once. They are unbelievale cool!
http://www.myspace.com/ratatatmusic
3. OZOMATLI → ...is a multiethnic nine piece band, playing primarily Latin, hip hop, and rock, formed in LA. They sing in English and Spanish. I am sure you will start dancing when you listen to their music.
http://www.myspace.com/ozomatli
Extra
COUNTING CROWS → Alternative Rock Band, formed in Berkeley, CA. Their debut album is still beautiful and deep. I've been a big fan of them for 15 years.
http://www.myspace.com/countingcrows
49 Summer Soldier
> I like Ego Wrappin' fine enough, but I don't understand how you can like them and conclude that all other Japanese bands are crap. I can think of plenty of bands that are better than them.
No no, I'm sure there are tons of awesome bands; I just don't go looking for them - so I tend to just hear what gets into the mass media, which means pop, which as you say I have concluded is all crap. I never would have heard of Ego Wrappin' either, except that a friend's wife is a big fan and I heard them at their house.
I'm not saying Japanese bands are crap; just that only crap bands get popular enough for me to hear about them.
> I like Ego Wrappin' fine enough, but I don't understand how you can like them and conclude that all other Japanese bands are crap. I can think of plenty of bands that are better than them.
No no, I'm sure there are tons of awesome bands; I just don't go looking for them - so I tend to just hear what gets into the mass media, which means pop, which as you say I have concluded is all crap. I never would have heard of Ego Wrappin' either, except that a friend's wife is a big fan and I heard them at their house.
I'm not saying Japanese bands are crap; just that only crap bands get popular enough for me to hear about them.
Im really getting into Dir En Grey at the moment appart from that.... hmmm.. i need to look into the Japanese music scene more. Otherwise.....
Dimmu Borgir - Rock. Simple. http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=eAmMcBQavKE
Nine Inch Nails - Classic. http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=68KxXeeHXHk
The Presets - Australian
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=M1ufW2INWmM
Dimmu Borgir - Rock. Simple. http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=eAmMcBQavKE
Nine Inch Nails - Classic. http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=68KxXeeHXHk
The Presets - Australian
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=M1ufW2INWmM
Hey guys, I'm writing a blog called Tokyo Trawler.
We do video interviews in Tokyo with English speakers from around the world...
We ask each person for just one song which they recommend, and think everyone should have on their iPod. We then review the song and give it a 0-5 rating!
There are also study keywords in each song review for people studying Engglish!
Please check it out:
www.tokyotrawler.com
We do video interviews in Tokyo with English speakers from around the world...
We ask each person for just one song which they recommend, and think everyone should have on their iPod. We then review the song and give it a 0-5 rating!
There are also study keywords in each song review for people studying Engglish!
Please check it out:
www.tokyotrawler.com
I'm over in America and these are three I'm a fan of
1. Muse: British Alternative Rock with a fantastic instrumental to back up a fantastic singer
2. Apocalyptica: Finnish Cello Metal which started off with Metallica covers and moved on to their own music which is an amazing use for the Cello
3. System of a Down: My angry music. The band broke up and the lead singer is doing a great side project, but I recommend their Self-Titled Album or their Mezmerize album.
1. Muse: British Alternative Rock with a fantastic instrumental to back up a fantastic singer
2. Apocalyptica: Finnish Cello Metal which started off with Metallica covers and moved on to their own music which is an amazing use for the Cello
3. System of a Down: My angry music. The band broke up and the lead singer is doing a great side project, but I recommend their Self-Titled Album or their Mezmerize album.
-black eyed peace
they have fun musics and there is no border of genre with their works.
-bob marley
if you liked him,you gotta be a rastafalian.no get hair cut with any sharp things.
-volta masters
almost all their works can be remixed from other artists works.however these sounds are really polished up and get you kinda reminiscent.
they have fun musics and there is no border of genre with their works.
-bob marley
if you liked him,you gotta be a rastafalian.no get hair cut with any sharp things.
-volta masters
almost all their works can be remixed from other artists works.however these sounds are really polished up and get you kinda reminiscent.
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