[DEEN’s Masterpieces] A Collection of Hit Songs Loved Across Generations
Formed in 1993, the rock band DEEN made a sensational debut with their classic hit “Kono Mama Kimi Dake o Ubaisaritai.” Since then, they’ve released numerous hits and continue to be highly active today.
In this article, we’ve gathered some of DEEN’s finest songs.
Many of you probably remember them alongside visuals as drama and anime theme songs, commercial jingles, and themes for various TV programs.
Now, please enjoy this playlist packed with DEEN’s hit numbers.
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[DEEN’s Masterpieces] A Collection of Timeless Hit Songs (21–30)
Crazy for youDEEN
It’s a rock-style number, which is not something you often hear from DEEN.
It’s wonderful that they can sing a song like this so naturally.
The music is intense, but their vocal ability keeps up perfectly, and it’s really cool—just as you’d expect.
Also, pay attention to the slightly more mature lyrics.
Dormant PassionDEEN
I was surprised to hear him shout so intensely like that—his voice is amazing and really cool.
He has so many great songs, so I wish he’d appear on TV more and sing.
Compared to today’s music, I feel the songs from that time had more heart and soul.
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To a far, far futureDEEN
This song expresses a gentle wish: “Even as time passes, I want to hold on to my precious memories.” It was used as the ending theme for TBS’s “Kinniku Banzuke.” Centered on the tones of piano and acoustic guitar, the band sound carries both warmth and a powerful sense of looking toward the future—making it a true classic.
Brand New WingDEEN
They usually have a plain, natural vibe, so this song felt cool in a way that’s different from their usual style—it really surprised me.
It was a bit of a shock.
I’ve always thought that even though they could go for a cool image, they usually keep it natural and let their vocal ability do the talking.
This kind of DEEN is nice, too.
CelebrateDEEN
Satomi Ishihara appears in this music video.
The song matches the imagery well, giving a bittersweet yet warm impression, and it’s a gentle love song.
It’s a song that makes you feel cozy.
It’s the kind of track you want to listen to with your partner and feel all warm and fuzzy.
I ended up listening to it over and over.
My LoveDEEN
This song also really stuck with me.
It was the theme song for a drama.
As expected, it’s bittersweet and really draws you in.
I think it’s a masterpiece packed with DEEN’s signature style.
It’s such a good song that I can listen to it over and over.
I was even able to sing it at karaoke.
The vocals are great, and the music is great too.
As long as I have youDEEN
There’s a reassuring sense of security in his consistently solid singing ability.
It’s fascinating how he gets more handsome with age, and I love that his voice hasn’t diminished at all.
It’s a track I still listen to at home and in the car.
Back then, I often listened to it with my older brother.