GOOD ON THE REEL Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Their songs, sung as if speaking for our feelings toward a world that’s hard to live in, gently ease the knots in our hearts just by listening, leaving us with a sense of kindness.
I’ve put together a ranking of their popular tracks.
It’s a list I want everyone who’s doing their best to live in the present to hear.
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GOOD ON THE REEL Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (21–30)
Small roomGOOD ON THE REEL26rank/position
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.
underwater cityGOOD ON THE REEL27rank/position
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
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
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.
FlowerGOOD ON THE REEL30rank/position
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.