GO!GO!7188 Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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GO!GO!7188 – Umashikamono / Silly Things (Official PV)

It’s a deep rock number—this is exactly what GO!GO!7188 is all about.

It’s a track from their third original album, and the distinctive melody, lyrics, and overall vibe are incredible.

I think it’s a great song.

It really feels like Japanese-style deep rock.

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GO!GO!7188 / The World of Illusions

It’s a song where the lively 16-beat drums and the somewhat wistful lyrics seem contradictory yet fit perfectly.

The band disbanded afterward, and keeping that in mind makes it even more poignant to listen to.

Personally, I think it has the coolest guitar solo among GO!GO!7188’s songs, so be sure to pay attention to that too.

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Thunder Girl / GO!GO!7188

A song included on GO!GO!7188’s third original album.

It’s a rocking number packed with a distinctive rhythm and elements that really fire up the crowd live.

Each member gets a spotlight moment, and on top of that, the buildup from the guitar solo delivers an incredibly exhilarating rush.

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Shangri-La – GO!GO!7188

Among GO!GO!7188’s songs, this one especially exudes a darker, more mature vibe.

The lustrous vocals and the supporting performance are exquisite, with lots of sharp accents, making it a track you’ll definitely get hooked on after a single listen.

Even the attention to sound design alone conveys their dedication to crafting the song.

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GO!GO!7188 “Polaroid” / Yuu (Yumi Nakashima), Akko (Akiko Noma), Turkey (Hiroyuki Hosokawa)

This song sits in a position that feels like it wraps up 7188’s early period.

The lyrics sing of memories with an unnamed someone, expressed through sentence-final nouns.

Yet, as the chorus suggests, these memories aren’t spread out before the narrator’s eyes; they are nothing more than one of many fading recollections.

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GO!GO!7188 “Rock” SHIBUYA CANONBALL (Live on Aug 25, 2004) / Yuu (Yumi Nakashima), Akko (Akiko Noma), Turkey (Hiroyuki Hosokawa)

A track included on the seventh single, “C7.” As the title suggests, it’s a straight-up rock number.

Its fierce three-chord rock style was, I believe, copied by many band musicians at the time.

There are many ways to express rock, but this is, in my view, the best number for channeling a girl’s intense, rock-driven emotions through both the vocals and the music.

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GO!GO!7188 Today's Song (cover)

This song celebrates accepting the everyday joys and struggles and living positively.

It opens with GO!GO!7188’s distinctive guitar riff, then shifts in the chorus to an endearing, more feminine vibe—an impressive contrast.

Many listeners will likely relate to the lyrics that praise the attitude of overcoming small happinesses and hardships alike.

Included on the album “Go!!GO!GO!Go!!” released in June 2010, this track became a beloved classic on the band’s eighth studio album, capturing fans’ hearts and never letting go.

It might be the perfect song to hear before taking a new step forward, giving you a dose of courage.