Golden Best

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Hideki Saijo [ 西城秀樹 ] : BEAT STREET

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Candy Asada [ キャンディー浅田 ] : No, No, Darling

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Eiko Shuri [ 朱里エイコ ] : 黒い炎

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Takako Mamiya [ 間宮貴子 ]: 真夜中のジョーク

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美奈子：黒田康夫　

話の特集 1976年11月号

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Good: Meet Plastics, Japan’s New Wave Pioneers

  Plastics were a short-lived, but highly influential, Japanese New Wave band that recorded between 1979 and 1981. Their sound was similar to The B-52s, but if you grafted a little of The Sugarcubes on for good measure. They often sang in English and did a killer cover of “Last Train to Clarksville.” Talking Head David Byrne was responsible for getting their demo tape to the manager of The B-52s. They released two American records on Island and both are absolutely delightful (and easy to find cheap on vinyl).   “Good”  

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Mariko Tone : Private number

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Terumasa Hino : Send Me Your Feelings

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Original Love [ オリジナル・ラブ ]: Scandal

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Omega Tribe : Reiko (English Ver.)

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Ichiro Nitta ( 新田一郎 ) : Ryusei City [ 流星City ]

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Hiroshi Satoh : Shiny Lady

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Mariya Takeuchi [ 竹内まりや ]: Plastic Love

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Junko Ohashi and Minoya Central Station: Natural Foods ( ナチュラル・フーズ )

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Kingo Hamada: Good Luck City Romance

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Izumi Kobayashi [ 小林泉美 ] : Small Dynamite

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Buster : Such A Foxy Girl