Forum - View topicLooking for good J-Pop/J-Rock/Anime Music!
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Mayko
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Before you flame me, no I'm not a newbie. I was just trying to get your attention, so
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Okay, my Sweet 16 is coming up, and I'm trying to find good songs that you can dance to, so I can burn them to a CD and secretly pass them off to the DJ so my parents don't know until its too late... Know of any good songs? I got the Love Bug by M Flo loves BoA.... |
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Hotaru
Posts: 481 Location: NY |
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hm. vanilla by gackt is a up-beat song. but if your parents ever found out the translation, they'd kill you. probably.
lesse...travelling by utada hikaru is all dancy. play ball, mebbe a.s.a.p., i dunno if uso mietanai i love you is good enough to dance to. zone- daibakuhatsu no. 1 l'arc~en~ciel- driver's high (maybe...it's upbeat), jiyuu e no shotai, stay away they're more upbeat that dance songs :/ orange range- viva rock (sans the drill sargent in the beginning) and loco lotion porno graffitti- agehacho (just cause i think this song is so cool), mebbe lack that's all i got. if your friends want to beat you up after wards, my apologies :p |
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Mayko
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Nah, all my friends are into it. It's my parents who are against it. Thanks for the help, I'll look into those songs ^^ |
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ZakeruThunder
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Rewrite- Asian Kung-Fu Generation
Ignited- T.M. Revolution Reason- Nami Tamaki Meteor- T.M. Revolution Kimi Ni Kono Koe Ga Todoki Masu You Ni- Takeyoshi Tanimoto Kasabuta- Hidenori Chiwata |
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UberTai
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A lot of BoA songs are very dancy. I'll name a few.
My Name (I know it's Korean, but it's still good) Valenti No. 1 Miracle (Another Korean song, but it's still good) Listen to My Heart Utada also provides good dance beats. Examples are: Movin' on Without You Hikari (PLANITb Remix) For You Ayumi Hamasaki is good for dancing, but I don't know as many songs from her that go with that theme. I can think of two: Evolution Inspire |
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setzer
 Posts: 120 Location: Laputa, the Castle in the Sky |
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Ayumi Hamasaki's GAME is pretty good, though you have to wait a while for it to get "rocking". I think Puffy AmiYumi's UREI may work also. I can't think of any others that haven't been mentioned.
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setzer
Posts: 120 Location: Laputa, the Castle in the Sky |
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I was on Puffy AmiYumi's Japanese website, I listened to a 30 second clip of "Sunrise" and I think that may work. If you want to listen to it here's the link: http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/eng/Arch/Puffy/m_disco.html
Just click on the Sunrise icon. You may wanna check out other CDs and see if they work. |
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Iron Chef
 Posts: 487 Location: Seattle, WA |
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I'd suggest:
"White Reflection" by Two-Mix "Inner Universe" by Origa "I Don't Wanna Cry" "Body Feels Exit" by Namie Amuro "Goddess In The Morning" by Arai Akino "Furare Kibun de Rock 'n' Roll" by drops (Sensei no Ojikan ED) "Kuru Kururin" by Kaoru (2x2 = Shinobuden ED) "Kaze Hiita Yoru" by Maria Yamamoto & Yuki Watanabe "Shu -AKA-" "Shuffle" "In This Arm" by Masami Okui "Honey Bunny" "Yoru" "Sora wo Miro" by Maaya Sakamoto "Annani Isshodattanoni" "Obsession" by See-Saw Good luck and happy birthday! |
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Lyra
 Posts: 9 Location: In a place |
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Ayumi Hamasaki ~ Whatever - very dancey
Megumi Hayashibara ~ Midnight Blue |
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