GOOD ON THE REEL Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Far before the stop lineGOOD ON THE REEL21rank/position

Far before the stop line, GOOD ON THE REEL

Included on the 3rd mini album “Silent Primary Colors.” It’s a track with an impressive intro sung in a husky, almost breaking voice.

The lyrics capture feelings like wanting to do something but being unable to, frustration, and resignation, making it a song many can relate to.

It’s likely to pierce the heart—and even move many listeners to tears.

Sunflowers, the Heroine, and MeGOOD ON THE REEL22rank/position

Sunflowers, the Heroine, and Me / GOOD ON THE REEL

A track from the 1st full album “From Inside the Transparent Umbrella.” This song also incorporates a waltz rhythm.

GOTR often uses 3/4 time, but this one feels like a slow waltz.

The key change in the chorus is interesting and makes it very engaging to listen to.

evening glowGOOD ON THE REEL23rank/position

GOOD ON THE REEL / Yuubae music video

A track from the 1st mini album “Sekai-bun no Issetsu.” It’s one of the long-beloved staples among fans.

When the drummer sets up a twin pedal, expectations rise that they might play this song.

The intro guitar riff is cool, and the live arrangement of the intro makes it an especially compelling listen.

Only at nightGOOD ON THE REEL24rank/position

GOOD ON THE REEL / Music Video: Only at Night

Included on the 7th mini album “The King Who Couldn’t Become One of the Seven Days.” A track with an urban sound and a stylish music video that leaves a strong impression, it sings of the struggles young people face.

The blend of cool production and poignant lyrics has made it a fan favorite.

Certificate of ExistenceGOOD ON THE REEL25rank/position

GOOD ON THE REEL / Certificate of Existence Music Video

Included on the 5th mini-album “Orpheus’s Staff.” A song marked by GOTR’s distinctive word choices.

In live performances, it’s an upbeat track that makes you want to thrust your fist into the air during the chorus.

The lyrics, which question one’s own existence, stir the listener’s heart.

Small roomGOOD ON THE REEL26rank/position

GOOD ON THE REEL / Small Room Music Video

It’s included on the album “Guanaco no Ashi.” The song was originally released as a digital-only single.

It was also used as the ending theme for the drama “Hokusai to Meshi Sae Areba.” The track seems to express an inner conflict: wanting to go outside yet ending up shut away in one’s small room.

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underwater cityGOOD ON THE REEL27rank/position

GOOD ON THE REEL / Underwater City Music Video

A track included on the 6th mini-album “The Ark on Track 6.” Its glittering guitar arpeggios make it a quintessential GOTR song.

The dramatic progression is guaranteed to give you goosebumps when you hear it live.

That faint sense of sadness and anguish is a sound only GOTR can deliver.

third question periodGOOD ON THE REEL28rank/position

GOOD ON THE REEL “Third Interrogation Period” music video

A track included on the 1st full album “From Inside the Transparent Umbrella.” A song whose lyrics repeating “Why, why” leave a strong impression.

With a cool sound and lyrics that question one’s own existence, it’s a quintessential GOTR track.

Their expressive power live is outstanding, so it’s definitely a song you’ll want to hear at a concert.

The wonderful beginning of todayGOOD ON THE REEL29rank/position

GOOD ON THE REEL / The Wonderful Beginning of Today Music Video

Included on the 4th mini album “The Four Seasons of Marivron.” If you’re a GOTR fan, this track is a must.

It’s an uplifting song that’s popular enough to be played at the very end of encores at live shows.

With an easy-to-groove bass drum rhythm and a soaring vocal performance, it’s a track that feels great to listen to.

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GOOD ON THE REEL / Hana Music Video

Included on the 4th mini album, “The Four Seasons of Malivron.” Unlike the upbeat songs introduced so far, this is a slow ballad.

Precisely because it’s a ballad, I think it’s a track that really brings out the appeal of GOTR.

Each and every word sticks in your ears and won’t let go.