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Masterpieces by LUNA SEA: songs with profound allure that even connoisseurs admire

Amid the hits that lit up the charts, many LUNA SEA songs from their early-’90s major-label era are so captivating they take your breath away.

Their distinctive sound—where delicate melodic lines, RYUICHI’s expressively nuanced vocals, and each member’s individuality, including the superb twin-guitar interplay, all intertwine—often shines brightest in the hidden gems.

Immerse yourself in LUNA SEA’s ethereal, beautiful world, woven from contrasts of stillness and motion, light and shadow.

Masterpieces of LUNA SEA: Tracks with profound allure that even aficionados admire (21–30)

GravityLUNA SEA

One of LUNA SEA’s signature songs and the theme for the film “Another Heaven.” It’s a melancholic breakup song that conveys the wish for a loved one to keep smiling, even amid lingering sadness.

The lyrics overflow with feelings for a former partner and are moving enough to bring listeners to tears.

ROSIERLUNA SEA

LUNA SEA – 「ROSIER」MV
ROSIERLUNA SEA

Formed in 1989 by five members: RYUICHI, SUGIZO, INORAN, J, and Shinya.

During their indie period, they performed under the name “LUNACY.” They made their major debut in 1992.

In 2000, they announced their “final act” and went on hiatus, but resumed activities in 2010.

From a certain point onward, all works are credited as “Lyrics and Music: LUNA SEA.”

LUNA SEA’s masterpieces: songs with a profound allure that even connoisseurs admire (31–40)

DESIRELUNA SEA

LUNA SEA – 「DESIRE」MV
DESIRELUNA SEA

A quintessential hit from the 1990s that passionately sings of love.

This powerful track encapsulates LUNA SEA’s aggressive stance and bold new challenges.

Released in November 1995, it reached No.

1 on the Oricon singles chart, stayed on the charts for an extended period, and became one of the band’s top-selling songs.

The lyrics, depicting fierce, profound love along with the accompanying anguish and resolve, resonate deeply with listeners.

Recommended for those who want to connect with the pounding excitement and bittersweet feelings of being in love.

SHADELUNA SEA

LUNA SEA – SHADE (2011)
SHADELUNA SEA

Originally, this single was released on cassette tape during LUNA SEA’s indie era.

It was later included on their first indie album and was re-recorded in 2011.

Among their many songs, this uptempo two-beat track holds a special place in the members’ hearts.

IN MY DREAM (WITH SHIVER)LUNA SEA

LUNA SEA – 「IN MY DREAM (WITH SHIVER)」MV
IN MY DREAM (WITH SHIVER)LUNA SEA

You’re instantly captivated by the guitar’s strumming, which shines with a certain cold light.

It’s an irresistible track with a dreamy, bittersweet world—like wandering through a beautiful feverish nightmare.

The song feels like a story of a soul trembling in loneliness, seeking salvation in the moonlight.

RYUICHI’s soaring vocals, as if reaching the heavens, gently set the listener’s emotions free.

Released in July 1993 as their second single and cut from the classic album EDEN, it became a symbol of the band’s breakthrough, charting at No.

9 on Oricon.

It might be a hidden gem that stays close and seeps deep into your heart when you’re holding unspoken feelings inside.

WISHLUNA SEA

LUNA SEA – “WISH” 2018 LUV TOUR FINAL Budokan Ver.
WISHLUNA SEA

A number whose hope-filled sound reverberating at the end of their live shows sinks deep into the heart.

It stands apart from their darker image, marked by a strikingly pop and catchy melody that bursts through.

The worldview infused with wishes for the future truly makes it an anthem that connects the band and their fans.

Released in May 1992 and certified Platinum, this track closes out the classic album IMAGE, and is a hidden gem perfect for those who want to experience LUNA SEA’s multifaceted appeal or need a boost of positive energy.

STORMLUNA SEA

It was released in 1998 as LUNA SEA’s ninth single.

The song marked their first release after about a year-long hiatus and was selected as the theme song for NHK’s music program “Pop Jam” in April 1998.

It reached number one on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.