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hide's famous and popular songs

hide's famous and popular songs
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hide, who enjoys charismatic popularity as the guitarist of X JAPAN.

Although he sadly passed away in 1998, mourned by many fans, his popularity shows no signs of fading even now.

Please enjoy the songs of hide, who has influenced countless guitarists and continues to be a guitar hero forever.

Hide’s (HIDE) Greatest and Most Popular Songs (1–10)

ROCKET DIVEhide

hide with Spread Beaver – ROCKET DIVE
ROCKET DIVEhide

When you think of hide, this is the song! Many would call it one of his finest masterpieces.

The lyrics, which blow away vague anxieties and frustrations, combined with the exhilarating, fast-paced performance, are sure to lift your spirits.

In Hotei Tomoyasu’s cover version, there’s a passionate message to the late hide, so be sure to give that a listen as well.

TELL MEhide

hide with Spread Beaver – TELL ME (hide with Spread Beaver)
TELL MEhide

A melody that evokes a sense of wistfulness pairs perfectly with the lyrically expressive writing, resulting in a track that truly resonates.

The use of effects is highly skillful, with engaging variation and dynamic contrasts that keep listeners captivated and deliver a pleasant sonic experience.

Give it a listen, especially when your heart feels a bit fragile.

MISERYhide

A song born from hide’s connection with a young fan battling a rare disease.

Among hide’s tracks, it has a very bright, poppy vibe, and the contrast with the intense guitar running throughout is really interesting.

Apparently, it was originally written to be performed by X JAPAN.

DICEhide

When it comes to hide’s songs, many people think of ROCKET DIVE or Pink Spider, but depending on the generation, there are surely many who consider this the definitive signature track.

With its striking standout sections and an overwhelming sense of world-building, it’s one of hide’s finest masterpieces—so iconic that students back then rushed to cover it.

ever freehide

hide with Spread Beaver – ever free
ever freehide

Among his many songs, this one ranks among the most upbeat and high-energy.

While hide is often categorized as visual kei—partly due to X JAPAN’s influence—he also has many songs with strong, motivational messages that cheer on young people, much like melodic hardcore.

This track is a prime example of that.

BEAUTY & STUPIDhide

Even though it has a dark vibe, the song feels bright—that’s very characteristic of hide.

The ideas aren’t confined to any mold, with things like an acoustic guitar coming in partway through.

It incorporates so many elements of rock that I’d love rock kids to try covering it at least once.

DAMAGEhide

From the very start the song is bursting with emotion, and the intensity never lets up until the end! The sudden shift in the arrangement in the latter half is also really cool.

The repeatedly sung lyric “You took the best parts of my life” is incredibly catchy.

It’s included on the 2nd album, PSYENCE.