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.
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Golden Bomber’s famous and popular songs (41–50)
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbyeGōruden Bonbā
A track that closes Golden Bomber’s second album, No Music, No Weapon, released in 2015.
It’s a straightforward ballad without any comedic elements, expressing the bittersweet feeling of trying to forget an ex-lover but being unable to, no matter what.
Nice!Gōruden Bonbā
Golden Bomber’s song “Ii ne,” released in July 2024, follows the sound of ’90s visual kei bands while shifting to a bright, energetic vibe in the chorus.
The contrast with the cool vibe just before it makes you laugh.
Still, it’s the kind of spirit I want to carry through life.
If you sing it at karaoke, it’s sure to put smiles on everyone’s faces.
It might also be perfect as background music for parties or sports days.
Golden Bomber MedleyGōruden Bonbā
This is a medley of Golden Bomber, who debuted as a visual kei air band and became hugely popular for their unique performances and musical style that were unprecedented at the time.
It’s packed with songs, from music featuring quirky lyrics to tracks with alluring, captivating vocals.
Dance My GenerationGōruden Bonbā
From the flashy singing and dancing in the music video alone, it’s an irresistibly upbeat track that makes you want to dance.
Although it was released in 2013, the MV has a vibe that really evokes a Showa-era host club, and I highly recommend it.
Other Golden Bomber songs like “Mata Kimi ni Bangō o Kikenakatta” and “Memeshikute” are also classics that will definitely make you want to dance at a live show.
The bubble was good (draft)Gōruden Bonbā
It’s a disco number in the vein of “Dance My Generation,” which saw a resurgence in acclaim in 2019! Is this the kind of dance track people want now? The Giorgio Moroder-esque throbbing bassline and orchestral hits evoke the sparkle of the 1980s.
The clincher is the illustration used as the music video’s insert art—created with the wildly popular assets from Irasutoya.
You see them all the time on supermarket flyers and casual social media posts, right? It’s audacious to the extreme.
I’m human.Gōruden Bonbā
If you want something to listen to when you’re feeling frustrated, I recommend “Ningenda” by Golden Bomber.
It’s a track from their 2023 album “COMPACT DISC,” and it’s a rock tune that kicks off with an awesome shout.
The hard sound that makes you want to headbang and the compelling lyrics that ask who you really are are especially striking.
If something’s got you down and you want to let it all out, definitely give “Ningenda” a listen!
Eight Seconds After We MetGōruden Bonbā
It’s “8 Seconds After We Met” by Golden Bomber.
The song is only eight seconds long, and the audience was thrown into an uproar even at the live show where it premiered.
It’s what you might call a gag with a punchline right at the start, but if you blend it into a well-produced lineup of side acts and sing it, I think it’ll get to people bit by bit.