Galileo Galilei Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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Galileo Galilei “Kusottare-domo – Live at Namba Hatch, April 14, 2012”

The title sounds pretty extreme, but the song itself features a poppy, cute synth sound that really stands out.

Galileo Galilei’s lyrics carry a strong message, yet their fresh and gentle, expansive sound is one of the charms that lifts your spirits.

The footage is from their nationwide one-man tour celebrating the release of their second album, “PORTAL.”

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Galileo Galilei – Thanksgiving from the Sleeping Village

This is a song included on the indie mini-album “Ame Nochi Galileo.” Its raw, almost nonchalant word choices and vocal delivery feel very rock—something you wouldn’t imagine from the gentler vibe of Galileo Galilei after their major-label debut.

The overall atmosphere of the track is different from their current style and it’s really cool.

It feels like a song with a very high degree of purity.

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Galileo Galilei – Amadeus (Official Music Video)

Released in October 2025, this work was written as the opening theme for the NHK E-TV anime Blue Orchestra Season 2.

Set to a grand ensemble that fuses frenzied strings with a full band sound, it portrays the emotions of adolescence—jealousy of talent, inner conflict, and more.

Its dramatic sonic landscape naturally stirs your feelings as you listen.

It’s a bold rock tune with music itself as its theme.

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Galileo Galilei “Lyuji”

A track included on their second mini-album, “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” Perhaps because two members left, the band seems to have gained flexibility; the song blends the best of band-driven and electronic sounds.

Its nostalgic lyrics align perfectly with the overarching theme of the album.

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Galileo Galilei – Rock Star

This song is included on the 1st mini album Hamanasu no Hana.

Hamanasu no Hana was Galileo Galilei’s debut album, and Rockstar is its final track.

It’s a song where you can really feel youth in the parts that aren’t clearly spelled out in the lyrics, and it’s the kind of uplifting track you suddenly find yourself wanting to listen to.

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Galileo Galilei – Senpuuki

The album “Ame nochi Galileo,” which includes this song, is Galileo Galilei’s first indie release.

The songs by this band that I personally knew were mostly quite pop and refreshing, so I found myself wondering if these were really by the same band.

It might be a good recommendation for people who only know Galileo Galilei from their major-label work.

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Wakkanai

This nostalgia-filled rock number themed around Wakkanai, Hokkaido is a work that can be called the origin of Galileo Galilei’s musical style.

Carried by a gentle melody, the song sings of longing for one’s hometown and is included on the album Parade, released in February 2011.

Parade debuted at No.

5 on the Oricon chart, helping to bring wider recognition to their music.

Its refreshingly delicate arrangements and tracks incorporating elements of indie rock and chillwave beautifully capture the atmosphere of the northern land.

It’s a song that resonates deeply with those living away from home or anyone who feels a sense of nostalgia for a cherished place.