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Golden Bomber’s famous and popular songs

Let me introduce songs by Golden Bomber, a four-member band also known as Kinbaku, who are active in a brand-new style as a visual-kei air band.

At first glance they may seem goofy, but in fact they deliberately choose not to sign with a major label, insisting on working independently, and pursue their activities with strong conviction.

Their signature song is “Memeshikute,” which was the catalyst for their big break, but they have plenty of other catchy tracks that you’ll find yourself humming along to.

If you’ve never really listened to their music before, give this playlist a proper listen.

You might just end up becoming a fan.

Golden Bomber’s Famous and Popular Songs (21–30)

frustrating; irritating; impatientGōruden Bonbā

It’s a lively song that gives off a summery vibe.

From a woman’s perspective, it portrays the frustration she feels toward the man she likes.

Personally, I really love the heat in the rhythm and the sparkling, bursting vocal style.

I think many women will find a lot in the lyrics they can relate to.

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Let’s go, KYGōruden Bonbā

When I see the title, I can’t help thinking it’s going to be another jokey song, but personally I think it’s a really great track.

It’s something Japanese people, who tend to hold back to read the room, should definitely listen to.

It encourages you that it’s important to believe in yourself and keep moving forward.

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Turtle PowerGōruden Bonbā

Poison Spider Woman / Turtle Power — on the Beaches of Hokkaido
Turtle PowerGōruden Bonbā

It’s a song that talks about the greatness of Turtle Power in a consistently high key.

The melody is highly addictive, and once you hear it, it’s hard to get it out of your head.

The rapid tempo makes the lyrics hard to catch, but it’s a feel-good track that blows away a lackluster personality.

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PathosGōruden Bonbā

The vocals are relentlessly groaning and screaming.

This track is the first on the album, and at first it surprised me.

I listen to it almost like an instrumental.

The accompaniment has a slow piano part that somehow evokes “Erlkönig,” giving it a powerful impact.

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Expanding WorldGōruden Bonbā

It’s a song that was performed on TV as well.

It makes you think about the fact that our lives are finite and about what it is you can do right now.

I found the lyrics’ expressions unique and interesting.

It’s a song that makes me feel like I can keep going when I’m stuck or troubled.

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a good personGōruden Bonbā

It’s a song about the frustration of trying to get closer to someone you like, only to end up stuck as just a “nice person.” Its brisk rhythm and breezy tone are popular.

It’s also one of the PVs with a storyline, and this PV ends up taking a turn that will make you laugh.

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Effeminate; overly sentimental; being clingy/whiny (context-dependent)Gōruden Bonbā

I think many people know this song because Golden Bomber had a huge hit with it.

It’s probably the one they sing most often on TV as well.

With its unique window-wiping-style moves, call-and-response shouts, and pom-poms, it’s a guaranteed crowd-pleaser at live shows and karaoke.

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