Masterpieces and Popular Songs of GO!GO!7188 (GOGO 7188)

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GO!GO!7188 “Polaroid” / Yuu (Yumi Nakashima), Akko (Akiko Noma), Turkey (Hiroyuki Hosokawa)

This song sits in a position that feels like it wraps up 7188’s early period.

The lyrics sing of memories with an unnamed someone, expressed through sentence-final nouns.

Yet, as the chorus suggests, these memories aren’t spread out before the narrator’s eyes; they are nothing more than one of many fading recollections.

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The dark, Japanese-style arrangement that comes across even from the title “Kunoichi” feels very GO!GO!7188, and the riffs and stabs overall enhance the song’s coolness.

It strikes me as a track that shines more live than on the recording, and it looks cool too, including the movements.

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Shangri-La – GO!GO!7188

Among GO!GO!7188’s songs, this one especially exudes a darker, more mature vibe.

The lustrous vocals and the supporting performance are exquisite, with lots of sharp accents, making it a track you’ll definitely get hooked on after a single listen.

Even the attention to sound design alone conveys their dedication to crafting the song.

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GO!GO!7188 Today's Song (cover)

This song celebrates accepting the everyday joys and struggles and living positively.

It opens with GO!GO!7188’s distinctive guitar riff, then shifts in the chorus to an endearing, more feminine vibe—an impressive contrast.

Many listeners will likely relate to the lyrics that praise the attitude of overcoming small happinesses and hardships alike.

Included on the album “Go!!GO!GO!Go!!” released in June 2010, this track became a beloved classic on the band’s eighth studio album, capturing fans’ hearts and never letting go.

It might be the perfect song to hear before taking a new step forward, giving you a dose of courage.

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If you watch the video, I think you’ll understand why GO!GO!7188 is called a live band.

From the intro it ramps up in a big way, and the flow through the B section’s hits into the chorus gives it a festival-like vibe—an incredibly cool song.

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GO!GO! 7188 – Kokoro no tabi

This is a cover song by the rock band GO!GO!7188.

They powerfully express the original track’s bittersweet farewell scene with their own punk-style arrangement.

It was included on the album “Tora no Ana 2,” released in July 2007, and received high praise from fans.

Known as a work that showcases the band’s broad musical range, it stays fresh by respecting the original melody while adding a distinctive twist.

It’s a song we recommend to anyone grappling with a breakup or the emotional distance from someone important.

Through GO!GO!7188’s unique interpretation, you’re sure to rediscover the charm of the original.

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Even among GO!GO!7188’s songs, this one is particularly distinctive.

The two-beat rhythm is striking, giving it a palpable sense of speed.

The band’s instrumental prowess really stands out, and after just one listen, it sticks in your head—a powerful, high-impact track bursting with momentum.