BLANKEY JET CITY Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Saturday NightBLANKEY JET CITY8rank/position

Blankey Jet City – Saturday Night

The song “Saturday Night” is known as the final single by BLANKEY JET CITY, who regrettably disbanded in 2000.

While songs about the night often evoke a quiet, stylish image, this track stands out with its rugged, rock-driven sound.

Its fast-paced rhythm makes it a perfect choice for a driving soundtrack.

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Saitō Ayumu

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Journey of TwoBLANKEY JET CITY9rank/position

Blankey Jet City “Futari no Tabi” Live

This song is included on the album “Bang!” released in 1992.

It’s said that Benji, the guitarist and vocalist, wrote it while he was back home in Nagoya.

The lyrics are very simple and repetitive.

It tells of two people setting off on a journey, and the words can be interpreted as referring either to lovers or to music.

SKUNKBLANKEY JET CITY10rank/position

Blankey Jet City SKUNK

One of my favorite songs by BJC.

The guitar riff in the intro is insanely cool, but isn’t it way too hard to sing while playing it? They’re not a band that’s often talked about for their riffs, but they have a lot of distinctive ones that could be taken as rock, blues, or even jazz.

Sweet DaysBLANKEY JET CITY11rank/position

Blankey Jet City – Sweet Days

This is Blankey Jet City, representing Japanese garage bands.

In this song, there’s a section in the middle where the bass really stands out.

Since you’ll be playing in the higher positions, make sure to press the strings firmly so the notes don’t buzz.

TOKYO PISTOLBLANKEY JET CITY12rank/position

Blankey Jet City　TOKYO PISTOL

A gem of a rock number packed with the bustle and sentiment of Tokyo.

BLANKEY JET CITY’s distinctive sound resonates deep within your heart.

Released in 1992 on the indie label Tokyo Pistol and later included on the album C.B.Jim, this track hit No.

1 on the Oricon Indies chart and is remembered as one of the band’s signature songs.

It poignantly captures the feelings of a young person who, even as they blend into the city’s clamor, can’t shake a sense of loneliness.

It’s perfect for when you want to feel Tokyo’s atmosphere or when you feel close to losing yourself in the big city.

Savor this track that encapsulates BLANKEY JET CITY’s musical essence.

lilacBLANKEY JET CITY13rank/position

BLANKEY JET CITY / Lilac

Lilac opens with dry, percussive guitar strokes.

It’s a track released by BLANKEY JET CITY in 1993.

The band’s sound, infused with surf rock and blues, offers a flavor distinct from punk that relies on sheer force alone.

While it’s undeniably noisy punk rock, the hard-boiled worldview conveyed in the lyrics and the sound together create a certain adult sophistication.

If you’re drawn to the vibe of a seedy downtown nightlife, this song is sure to hook you.

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Yoimachi Jēn

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Winter SweaterBLANKEY JET CITY14rank/position

Blankey Jet City Winter Sweater

Blankey Jet City, the rock band led by Kenichi Asai, aka Benji, was a central force in the ’90s rock scene.

Their song “Fuyu no Sweater” (“Winter Sweater”) might sound like it would be heartwarming—but the moment you hit play, the hard-edged opening knocks you back.

The provocative lyrics leave a strong impression, pulling you deep into Benji’s intense world.

Rather than dissecting it closely, this is a track you should blast at full volume and just let your emotions take over.

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Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu

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