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Romantic Ga Tomaranai (Single Mix)

A song released in 1985 that was also used as the theme for the smash-hit drama “Sugao no Mama de.” Its lyrics portray the shift from friends to lovers, paired with a catchy melody.

It became C-C-B’s biggest hit and cemented the band’s status.

The song greatly influenced youth culture of the time and is still beloved by many fans today.

With its pop 80s sound and lyrics that skillfully capture both the sweetness and bitterness of romance, it evokes nostalgia even for men in their 50s.

For karaoke, it’s perfect for singing while reminiscing about your youth.

It’s also an ideal go-to for parties and class reunions, where you can get hyped together with friends of the same generation.

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C-C-B – CANDY

Released in June 1983, this was C-C-B’s debut single, and it was also included on their first album, “Mild Weekend,” released the same month.

C-C-B produced many catchy hits that stick in your ears, such as “Romantic ga Tomaranai” (Romantic Can’t Be Stopped).

At the time of their debut, the band’s official name was Coconut Boys, but due to feedback that it was hard to read, it was shortened to C-C-B.

From the late 1980s, the official band name was changed to C-C-B.

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CCB-Romantic ga tomaranai

It’s a hit song by C-C-B.

The track is used in the drama Densha Otoko, so many men in their 30s may know it.

Some listeners might associate the song with early signs of the otaku boom that led to the present.

It’s a classic that remains popular across generations.

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C-C-B / I Want Primary Colors — from the DVD “AJ×WY×C-C-B ‘Go Go Hideki’”

It was released in 1987 as C-C-B’s 11th single.

The song was used in a commercial for Meiji Seika’s chocolate snack “Karukatta Wafer,” reached No.

3 on the Oricon charts, and was also chosen as the theme song for the theatrical anime film based on Yoko Umeda’s original work “Shori Toshu (Winning Pitcher).”

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Last Date of a Shooting Star Makoto Sekiguchi

C-C-B is a pop-rock band that became known to a wide audience thanks to the big hit of their third single, “Romantic ga Tomaranai.” The song “Ryusei no Last Date,” included on their fifth album, “Boken no Susume,” features a string-driven, dreamlike ensemble that evokes a starry night sky.

Its lyrics, looking back on time with a lover that can never return, tighten the heart together with a wistful melody.

It’s a lyrical number you’ll want to listen to while gazing up at the summer night sky.

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