Famous and Popular Songs by globe
Here are some songs by globe, the core of the Komuro Family.
globe is a unit consisting of Tetsuya Komuro, Marc Panther, and KEIKO, and since their 1995 debut they have released a string of hits.
Many of the songs that symbolize the Komuro Family, which dominated the latter half of the ’90s, may bring back memories for some of you and evoke a sense of nostalgia.
By the way, are you familiar with the unit globe extreme?
It’s said to be the name used when YOSHIKI of X JAPAN participates in globe.
Now, please enjoy the songs of globe, the core of the Komuro Family that helped define an era.
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globe’s greatest and most popular songs (31–40)
Soldierglobe
It’s a song included on globe’s two-disc original album “maniac,” released in 2006.
It was used as the Nivea-Kao “8×4 kirei” commercial song and as a pre-installed song for NTT DoCoMo’s FOMA P902i.
It was also slated to be released as a single, but those plans were canceled.
a picture on my mindglobe
A slightly mellow song.
It builds up in the middle, and from there it’s really good.
It’s a bit hard to get the energy up at karaoke, but once you get used to singing it, it’s a great song.
The “actually…” part leaves a very strong impression.
It feels like a song that portrays the slightly bittersweet feelings inside a woman’s heart.
gardenglobe
Released in 2001 as globe’s 22nd single.
It was issued simultaneously with the album “outernet.” Although it only reached No.
19 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and wasn’t a major hit, from this song onward globe shifted toward a trance style.
It’s also the track that triggered that transition.
Freedom (Global Extended Mix)globe
This song is a quintessential example of late-90s Japanese Eurobeat.
Packed with globe’s appeal, it explores the pursuit of freedom in the face of interpersonal relationships and social issues.
It portrays changing seasons, the passage of time, and feelings for someone far away, expressing universal themes of love, freedom, and loneliness.
Included on the album “SUPER EUROBEAT presents EURO global,” released in August 2000, it’s recommended not only for globe fans but also for anyone interested in Eurobeat.
Born from Tetsuya Komuro’s intuitive creative process, the track features rock-style arrangements.
Its soothing sound and profound lyrics make it a song that resonates deeply with listeners.
For some reason, I just really feel like…globe
“Tonikaku Mushō ni…” which played as the CM song for Shiseido’s AQUAIR Moist Hair Pack Shampoo, is a track released in 2000 by globe, the unit led by Tetsuya Komuro that enjoyed immense popularity in the late ’90s.
Incidentally, it was their first title written in Japanese characters.
While globe is often associated with ballads, this song is bona fide club-style dance music, offering a distinct shift from their previous direction.
Its just-let-the-rhythm-take-you vibe seems perfect for driving or running.
globe’s classic and popular songs (41–50)
Departureglobe
It was a heartrending song that foreshadowed a breakup.
Keiko from globe has an overwhelming voice, and those soaring high notes gave me chills.
No matter how much time passes, it remains a timeless classic.
It’s bittersweet, but it’s a song I want to sing in a cool, stylish way that embraces that loneliness.
Get Wildglobe
A classic released in April 1987, produced by Tetsuya Komuro.
Known as one of TM NETWORK’s signature songs, it was also used as the ending theme for the anime City Hunter.
It sold a total of 220,000 copies and ranked 22nd on Oricon’s year-end chart.
Its appeal lies in the urban, fast-paced sound and lyrics that sing of the strength to keep chasing dreams amid solitude.
This work values one’s own pain and dreams, inspiring the courage to face them.
The cover version by globe also became a hot topic.
A perfect track for a night drive or when you need to fire yourself up.