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頼りない天使 by フィッシュマンズ
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Artist Biography For フィッシュマンズ
Correct Tag For Fishmans. Fishmans フィッシュマンズ Was An Influential Japanese Dub Band Formed In 1987. They Were Ranked Number 83 In A List Of Japan’s Top 100 Musicians Provided By HMV And Are Renowned For Their Unique Sound And The Distinctive Vocals Of Lead Singer Shinji Sato. The Band Was Formed In 1987 By Sato Vocals Guitar Trumpet Kin-Ichi Motegi Drums Vocals Sampler And Kensuke Ojima Guitar And Vocals . The Addition Of Yuzuru Kashiwabara Bass And Hakase Keyboards Rounded Up The Original Line-Up. Their First Recorded Appearance Is On The 1989 Compilation Panic Paradise. Two Years Later Their First Album Chappie Don’t Cry Was Released. The Band’s Easy-Going Sound Mainly Influenced By Reggae But Incorporating Elements Of Dub Rock Pop Drum & Bass Hip-Hop Etc. Coupled With Sato’s Distinctive Androgynous Vocals Gained Them Acceptance In Japan’s Underground Scene. Fishmans Released Several Albums On Pony Canyon Records Slowly Moving Away From Playing Strictly Reggae But Always Keeping A Dub Foundation To Their Sound Powered By Motegi And Kashiwabara’s Rock-Steady Rhythm Section. In 1995 They Signed With Polydor Records. By This Time Both Kensuke Ojima And Hakase Had Left The Band. Neither Was Replaced And The Resulting Trio Would Work With A Series Of Guest Musicians On Their Next Records Mainly Honzi Keyboards Violin Accordion And Vocals And Darts Sekiguchi Guitar . The Addition Of Zak On Sound Mixing Rounded Out This Second Phase Of The Band Which Further Evolved Its Sound To Incorporate Space Rock Ambient And Shoegaze Elements. Song Length Started To Grow As Well As These New Tendencies Blended In With Their Dub Foundation. Aerial Camp Was Released In 1996 And Included What Is Probably The Band’s Most Famous Song Nightcruising. This Was Followed By The Long Season A 35 Minute Song Divided Into 5 Parts. Their Final Studio Album Uchu Nippon Setagaya Was Released In 1997. Fishmans Performed Their Final Concert On December 28th 1998. They Played Many Of Their Best Songs And Concluded With A Full Performance Of Long Season. Sato Left The Stage Immediately After A Teary-Eyed "goodbye". This Was To Be Kashiwabara’s Final Performance With The Band Though Sato And Motegi Planned To Continue Working As The '''Fishmans'''. However Sato Passed Away The Following Year On March 15 Due To Heart Problems He'd Suffered Since Birth. After Sato’s Death Kin-Ichi Motegi Began Working As A Stand-In Drummer For Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra 東京スカパラダイスオーケストラ Whose Own Drummer Passed Away Around The Same Time. He Eventually Became A Full-Fledged Member Of The Band And Plays Drums And Sings Lead Vocals With Them To This Day. Kashiwabara Who Had Planned To Abandon The Music Industry Eventually Joined Forces With Ooya Yuusuke Ex. LaB LIFe To Form Polaris Whose Spacey And Dubby Tracks Bore Some Resemblance To Fishmans’ Sound In The Late 90’s. The Fishmans Story Did Not End There. Following Sato’s Death Their Popularity Continued To Grow. In 2004 A Tribute Album Sweet Dreams For Fishmans Was Released Featuring Covers By Artists As Diverse As OOIOO Bonobos And UA. This Was Followed By The Albums Kuchu And Uchu In 2005 Which Included Rare And Unreleased Tracks Alongside Their Biggest Hits. On November 22 2005 The Remaining Members Of Fishmans Paid Tribute To Their Fans And Shinji Sato By Performing At The Rising Sun Rock Festival. The Show Lasted Three And A Half Hours And Featured Many Guest Singers Who Performed The Vocals. The Following Month A Tribute Art Exhibition The Long Season Rewind Was Held In Shibuya With Contributions From Various Artists. Most Recently In 2006 The Long Season Revue Was Released On DVD. The Live Concert Was Originally Only Screened In Theatres And It Featured The Original Members Of The Band Together With A Cast Of Supporting Musicians Such As UA Asa-Chang ハナレグミ Oki Yuichi Of 東京スカパラダイスオーケストラ And 原田郁子 Of Clammbon クラムボン . Following These Concerts Honzi Long-Time Contributor With The Band Also Passed Away.
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フィッシュマンズ - いかれたBaby フィッシュマンズ - なんてったの Fishmans - 感謝 驚 Bonobos - Electlyric Bonobos - Asian Lullaby Fishmans - 忘れちゃうひととき キセル - ベガ キセル - 町医者 Andymori - 空は藍色 Andymori - 1984 フィッシュマンズ - マジック・ラヴ REMIX フィッシュマンズ - Smilin' Days,Summer Holiday kick The Space Echo Session フィッシュマンズ - Go Go Round This World! naked Funk Mix フィッシュマンズ - Walking In The Rhythm Prototype Mix フィッシュマンズ - Future remix Dub Syndicate - No Dog Barks Mad Professor - Fast Forward Into Dub Dub Syndicate - More And More Space Monkeyz Vs. Gorillaz - Punk De-Punked Space Monkeyz Vs. Gorillaz - Starshine Dub 09 サニーデイ・サービス - 恋におちたら きのこ帝国 - ヴァージン・スーサイド MiChi - Stele Little Tempo - Northern Lights Little Tempo - Dance Killer TWO-MIX - Second Impression Original Karaoke Shamansky Beat - Chief Red Cloud Shamansky Beat - Зимняя Песня Little Tempo - ディスタント・アイズ on The Frostie Little Tempo - ディスタント・アイズ Acoustic Little Tempo - SPASHIE&POKUBEH 2004.9.4 FUKUOKA SUNSET Little Tempo - アワ・タイム・イズ・ナウ ライト・ナウ on The Kete Rock Little Tempo - アワ・タイム・イズ・ナウ ライト・ナウ Steel Pan & Pan & Pan... Little Tempo - イエマンジャー on The Ron Riddim Little Tempo - イエマンジャー Little Tempo - MUSICAL BRAIN FOOD 2005.8.28 高知 吉川村天然色劇場 Little Tempo - JEMIMA 2003.6.24 SAHARA NIGHT,LONDON Little Tempo - LEGALIZE DAY 2004.8.31 DAIKANYAMA UNIT Little Tempo - NORTHERN LIGHTS 2001.5.20 SHIBUYA QUATTRO Little Tempo - PIPELINE 2004.8.31 DAIKANYAMA UNIT Little Tempo - KETE ROCK 1999.12.25 KYOTO METRO Little Tempo - OUTER LIGHTS 1999.7.11 SHINSAIBASHI QUATTRO Little Tempo - AFRICAN LULLABY 2005.9.24 SODRA THEATER,STOCKHOLM Little Tempo - りんご追分 1999.9.2 SHIBUYA QUATTRO Easy Star All-Stars - Time Version bonus 中村一義 - 犬と猫 青葉市子 - いきのこりぼくら Dreadzone - Little Britain Syrup16g - Reborn
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Correct Tag For Fishmans. Fishmans フィッシュマンズ Was An Influential Japanese Dub Band Formed In 1987. They Were Ranked Number 83 In A List Of Japan’s Top 100 Musicians Provided By HMV And Are Renowned For Their Unique Sound And The Distinctive Vocals Of Lead Singer Shinji Sato. The Band Was Formed In 1987 By Sato Vocals Guitar Trumpet Kin-Ichi Motegi Drums Vocals Sampler And Kensuke Ojima Guitar And Vocals . The Addition Of Yuzuru Kashiwabara Bass And Hakase Keyboards Rounded Up The Original Line-Up. Their First Recorded Appearance Is On The 1989 Compilation Panic Paradise. Two Years Later Their First Album Chappie Don’t Cry Was Released. The Band’s Easy-Going Sound Mainly Influenced By Reggae But Incorporating Elements Of Dub Rock Pop Drum & Bass Hip-Hop Etc. Coupled With Sato’s Distinctive Androgynous Vocals Gained Them Acceptance In Japan’s Underground Scene. Fishmans Released Several Albums On Pony Canyon Records Slowly Moving Away From Playing Strictly Reggae But Always Keeping A Dub Foundation To Their Sound Powered By Motegi And Kashiwabara’s Rock-Steady Rhythm Section. In 1995 They Signed With Polydor Records. By This Time Both Kensuke Ojima And Hakase Had Left The Band. Neither Was Replaced And The Resulting Trio Would Work With A Series Of Guest Musicians On Their Next Records Mainly Honzi Keyboards Violin Accordion And Vocals And Darts Sekiguchi Guitar . The Addition Of Zak On Sound Mixing Rounded Out This Second Phase Of The Band Which Further Evolved Its Sound To Incorporate Space Rock Ambient And Shoegaze Elements. Song Length Started To Grow As Well As These New Tendencies Blended In With Their Dub Foundation. Aerial Camp Was Released In 1996 And Included What Is Probably The Band’s Most Famous Song Nightcruising. This Was Followed By The Long Season A 35 Minute Song Divided Into 5 Parts. Their Final Studio Album Uchu Nippon Setagaya Was Released In 1997. Fishmans Performed Their Final Concert On December 28th 1998. They Played Many Of Their Best Songs And Concluded With A Full Performance Of Long Season. Sato Left The Stage Immediately After A Teary-Eyed "goodbye". This Was To Be Kashiwabara’s Final Performance With The Band Though Sato And Motegi Planned To Continue Working As The '''Fishmans'''. However Sato Passed Away The Following Year On March 15 Due To Heart Problems He'd Suffered Since Birth. After Sato’s Death Kin-Ichi Motegi Began Working As A Stand-In Drummer For Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra 東京スカパラダイスオーケストラ Whose Own Drummer Passed Away Around The Same Time. He Eventually Became A Full-Fledged Member Of The Band And Plays Drums And Sings Lead Vocals With Them To This Day. Kashiwabara Who Had Planned To Abandon The Music Industry Eventually Joined Forces With Ooya Yuusuke Ex. LaB LIFe To Form Polaris Whose Spacey And Dubby Tracks Bore Some Resemblance To Fishmans’ Sound In The Late 90’s. The Fishmans Story Did Not End There. Following Sato’s Death Their Popularity Continued To Grow. In 2004 A Tribute Album Sweet Dreams For Fishmans Was Released Featuring Covers By Artists As Diverse As OOIOO Bonobos And UA. This Was Followed By The Albums Kuchu And Uchu In 2005 Which Included Rare And Unreleased Tracks Alongside Their Biggest Hits. On November 22 2005 The Remaining Members Of Fishmans Paid Tribute To Their Fans And Shinji Sato By Performing At The Rising Sun Rock Festival. The Show Lasted Three And A Half Hours And Featured Many Guest Singers Who Performed The Vocals. The Following Month A Tribute Art Exhibition The Long Season Rewind Was Held In Shibuya With Contributions From Various Artists. Most Recently In 2006 The Long Season Revue Was Released On DVD. The Live Concert Was Originally Only Screened In Theatres And It Featured The Original Members Of The Band Together With A Cast Of Supporting Musicians Such As UA Asa-Chang ハナレグミ Oki Yuichi Of 東京スカパラダイスオーケストラ And 原田郁子 Of Clammbon クラムボン . Following These Concerts Honzi Long-Time Contributor With The Band Also Passed Away.
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