Masterpieces and Popular Songs by THE BLUE HEARTS

Rose of PassionTHE BLUE HEARTS

[Official] THE BLUE HEARTS 'Rose of Passion' [6th Single (1990/7/25)] THE BLUE HEARTS / Jyounetsu no Bara

This is a song that has been used many times in dramas and commercials.

I think many people remember it for that catchy chorus.

Since the chorus only appears once at the end, you might feel a bit let down if you listen expecting it throughout.

Even so, it’s still one of their signature tracks with an overall high level of quality.

chain gangTHE BLUE HEARTS

THE BLUE HEARTS – Chain Gang

It’s a rare track where Masatoshi Mashima, who usually plays guitar, takes the mic.

The vibe is a complete departure from the usual Blue Hearts sound, bringing a distinctly minor-key feel to the forefront.

Mashima’s vocals have a distinctive rasp, and fans can’t get enough of this side of the band that’s a bit different from their norm.

TOO MUCH PAINTHE BLUE HEARTS

[Official] THE BLUE HEARTS 'TOO MUCH PAIN' [9th Single (1992/3/10)] THE BLUE HEARTS / TOO MUCH PAIN

Known as a bittersweet heartbreak song, this track is The Blue Hearts’ ninth single, released in March 1992.

Hiroto Kōmoto’s distinctive low vocals and Masatoshi Mashima’s raspy voice weave an exquisite harmony.

The lyric “the legend of the outcasts’ distant summer” is said to be an homage to the band’s idol, The Clash.

Delicately portraying complex feelings about love, parting, and an uncertain future, this song marks a shift in The Blue Hearts’ musical direction.

It will resonate in your heart when you want to heal the pain of a breakup or when you’re trying to move on from someone important.

A Boy’s PoemTHE BLUE HEARTS

The Blue Hearts – A Boy's Poem

This is a song that vividly captures a boy’s emotions.

It might feel a bit childish and leave a poor first impression, but it grows deeper with each listen.

Opinions will likely be divided, but for better or worse, it’s one of The Blue Hearts’ notable tracks.

I want you to kiss me.THE BLUE HEARTS

[Official] THE BLUE HEARTS 'Kiss Shite Hoshii (Toot Toot Toot)' [2nd Single (1987/11/21)] THE BLUE HEARTS / Kiss Shite Hoshii

This is a youthful love song by THE BLUE HEARTS, filled with straightforward feelings for a loved one.

The candid wish expressed in the title, “I Want You to Kiss Me,” is delivered with the drive and intensity unique to punk rock.

Included on their debut album THE BLUE HEARTS, released in 1987, it has remained one of the band’s signature songs for many years.

Also used in a commercial, the track drew attention for its fully animated music video.

It’s recommended for those troubled by love or wanting to convey their feelings to someone important.

The band’s soul-stirring performance and Hiroto Kōmoto’s passionate vocals are sure to give you a powerful push forward.

The future is in our hands.THE BLUE HEARTS

Kaiji OP Full “The Future Is in Our Hands” Kaiji opening full

It’s a song with a strong message.

Many people will likely find themselves thinking, “Yes! That’s it! That’s not it!” and really relate to it.

It’s sung fiercely and boldly all the way through.

It was covered by Masato Hagiwara for the anime Kaiji and used as the opening theme.

The Never-Ending SongTHE BLUE HEARTS

Unending Song (with Lyrics)

The title is “An Endless Song,” and although it’s a simple piece that repeats the same melody, it’s a very good song.

Part of the lyrics contains banned words for broadcast, and on the CD that section appears to be masked by sounds from other instruments.