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© Copyright 2022 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Japanese music stars form band 'to make the world rock'
By YURI KAGEYAMA TOKYO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Abe234
Fantastic! Although if you wanna make the world rock to your music, your probably gonna have to take a lead out of K-pop and sing a bit more in English.
Michael Machida
"...preserve the spirit of rock music."
Me thinks U2 already did this year ago.
Antiquesaving
I love X but perhaps if they helped more music independent younger groups that are trying to survive and breakout and not be forced into the talent agencies/record company mold with everything choreographed and all the songs formula by staff writers.
Look at Band-maid, lovebites, maximum the hormone, wagakki band, all should be massive but refused the corporate/agency controls chosing to write an play their own creations.
Help the next independent generation
Dale Spenser
I suspect a hidden agenda.
Politik Kills
Filthy rich rock stars to save the world with rock. Yawn. So out of touch.
RKL
Earth to Japan---the rest of the Earth have no idea about your "Rockstars".
FizzBit
No need to form a new band, just put The Yellow Monkey on a world tour. Far far better "rock" band than the these pop and metal bands.
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commanteer
@jadefeldtophelia Thanks for that. Bandmaid are especially good. They do a nice grungy rock and, unusual for J-bands in the US, they really engage with the audience and have great presence.
garymalmgren
One OK Rock are already there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft4zdA1ENpM
commanteer
I am surprised you had time to comment, considering how busy you must be preparing Christmas gifts for Santa this time of year.
commanteer
Here's some good rock while you're wrapping presents (though he isn't wearing a maid's unform) https://youtube.com/shorts/fFJJ-aYsGl4?feature=share
commanteer
Whatever floats your boat. I generally don't go to rock concerts unless I have reason to be backstage.
Antiquesaving
Wow then I guess you must be an unbelievable musician to be so high and mighty to criticize then.
Seems Jimmy Page you know of that little British rock band known as Led Zeppelin disagrees with you not only going to their concert but going backstage asking to meet Akane praising her performance and having his photo taken with her.
I am not young, I have seen the Legends in concert Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Genesis with Peter Gabriel as lead, Queen before they could even get a gig in NY, X Japan, Southern All Stars, Eikichi Yazawa, Elton John, etc...
Spent the mid 70s through the 90s on one roll or another.
These girls are top musicians.
If you can do better let use know your next show so we can judge for yourselves.
wallace
The First Queen concert was 52 years ago 27 JUNE 1970 in Cornwall. The last Queen gig was 36 years ago at the Knebworth Festival on 9 August 1986 which I was at. "A Night Of Summer Magic ". 120,000 people.
The finals gigs of Led Zeppelin were also at Knebworth on 4 and 11 August 1979. I was also at that one. Their first one was on 7 September 1968, 54 years ago.
carp_boya
AntiquesavingToday 09:00 am JST
I’d never hear of any of those bands but just checked all of them out. I liked Lovebites. Thanks for the recommendations!
carp_boya
samuraivunylToday 05:41 pm JST
Just gave them a listen. I’d never heard of them. They’re good. They sound more 1970 than 2022, which I like.
JTC
Bill & Ted...