BUCK-TICK Popular Song Rankings [2026]
BUCK-TICK’s diverse musicality and visual style have had an immeasurable influence on later bands.
This time, we’ll present a ranking of their popular songs from among the more than 20 albums they’ve released.
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BUCK-TICK Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (21–30)
…IN HEAVEN…BUCK-TICK21rank/position

Although it was released in 1988, it remains one of the staple songs still performed live today.
Created during their shift toward a darker style, it takes “double suicide” as its theme, making it a track that foreshadows what would become their signature sound.
It’s an upbeat 8-beat tune and perfect for training a drummer’s right hand!
Who is the angel?BUCK-TICK22rank/position

A song woven from BUCK-TICK’s mesmerizing melodies and Atsushi Sakurai’s distinctive vocals.
Its mysterious, poetic lyrics express universal themes—love, the meaning of existence, and loneliness—in a uniquely personal language.
Included on the album “Memento Mori,” released in February 2009, the track reached a peak position of No.
7 on the Oricon charts.
It features a straightforward band sound, with the members themselves serving as producers.
Highly recommended for those who enjoy deep contemplation or wish to confront themselves through music.
Like a gnatBUCK-TICK23rank/position

A track from the 2010 album “RAZZLE DAZZLE.” What’s enjoyable about merely being alive? The core message of this song, I believe, is that we should savor life more.
Just being alive isn’t enough.
No—precisely because we are alive, it urges us to fully take in and savor what we see and feel.
Alice in Wonder UndergroundBUCK-TICK24rank/position

As you can guess from the title, it’s a pop, easy-to-listen-to song that incorporates slightly fairy-tale-like phrases and rhythms.
There’s a part in the song where guitarist Mr.
Imai sings a solo, and the lyrics there are quoted directly from the track DIABOLO.
That kind of playful touch is really interesting.
Succubus ~ The NightmareBUCK-TICK25rank/position

This track appears near the end of BUCK-TICK’s standout concept album “Juusankai wa Gekkou,” released in April 2005.
It conjures a nightmare-like scene in which a wandering soul in the afterlife joins the procession of a hyakki-yagyō.
The dramatic development woven by the heavy band sound and ethereal sonics pulls the listener into a darkly beautiful realm.
A centerpiece of the band’s gothic live staging, it’s the perfect song for immersing yourself in a decadent, beautiful worldview.
MISS TAKE ~I Am Miss Take~BUCK-TICK26rank/position

The 32nd single, released in 2012 on their own label, Lingua Sounda.
Lyrics and composition were handled by guitarist Hisashi Imai, which is unusual for a single’s title track.
The clear instrumental phrases strongly bring out the sense of rhythm.
Moon, Teach Me GoodbyeBUCK-TICK27rank/position

This is the second installment of the 30th anniversary project and the 37th single, released in 2018.
A remix version by Takkyu Ishino was previously released as the B-side to the preceding single “BABEL,” but this single version is the original.
The combination of the gentle sound and Atsushi Sakurai’s vocals is truly dreamlike.
in heavenBUCK-TICK28rank/position

This early BUCK-TICK classic features an impressive sound that fuses power pop and post-punk.
It paints a sharp, decadent world where a heaven-like bliss mingles with the fragility and poignancy that come with it.
That yearning for a place just out of reach is something anyone can relate to.
The track appears on the June 1988 album Seventh Heaven.
Although it wasn’t released as a single, its lyrical melody has continued to capture fans’ hearts.
The nostalgic atmosphere that drifts through the driving beats is enough to make your chest tighten.
On a night when you’re lost in thought, if you listen in a slightly sentimental mood, you’ll find yourself deeply immersed in its beautiful world.
Ash-raBUCK-TICK29rank/position

A heavy track included on the album COSMOS.
With looping bass and sound effects, it could be said to epitomize BUCK-TICK during this period.
This was also a time when they were drawn to electronic sounds, and experimental sound design can be heard throughout.
Do the I love youBUCK-TICK30rank/position

This is a song written and composed by guitarist Imai.
The guitar solo in the interlude is a given, but the bass line moving around in eighth notes in the background is incredibly cool and evokes a classic sound.
It’s a mysterious-sounding track that oddly gets stuck in your head and won’t let go.


