TRICERATOPS Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

FUTURE FOLDER !!!TRICERATOPS8rank/position

TRICERATOPS -FUTURE FOLDER !!!

With their move to Avex, TRAICERATOPS’s first release “FUTURE FOLDER” is a uniquely fun song bursting with personality.

Before you know it, you’re drawn into the TRAICERATOPS world.

The guitar melodies really support the distinctive vocals—nicely done.

The harmonies with the chorus in the middle section are very striking, and the ensuing guitar solo is awesome.

It’s the kind of track that would lift your spirits on a drive.

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Fall AgainTRICERATOPS9rank/position

2014.12.30　TRICERATOPS　Fall Again　(sour-sweet Ver.）

Right from the start, the scorching guitar and drum beats in “Fall Again” leave a strong impression—it’s the perfect track to call cool.

The intro is hot and full of groove.

From there, the vocals come in as if speaking to you.

Just when you think the mood will stay mellow, it suddenly transforms into a lively, upbeat vibe.

The playful arrangement is captivating.

It feels like TRICERATOPS are having fun with sound.

So cool.

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Beard and BoobsTRICERATOPS10rank/position

TRICERATOPS @ Kashiwa 2014.11.29

TRICERATOPS is covering UNICORN’s “Hige to Boin.” An album with the same title, “Hige to Boin,” has also been released.

Albums usually include singles, but in this case there were no singles; it was a collection of newly written tracks.

2020TRICERATOPS11rank/position

２０２０

Their first single after moving to Victor, released in 2002.

Starting from a simple eight-beat and bass line, the track gradually expands and unfolds.

The instruments are blended with exquisite balance, letting you fully savor its alternative elements.

It’s a laid-back song, yet it makes you want to crank the volume and blast it.

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AceTRICERATOPS12rank/position

TRICERATOPS – Ace

This is a song included on the 7th album, “VOYAGE OF TRICERATOPS.” The guitar and bass phrases and harmonies during the line that sings “Everyone is an ace” are really cool.

It’s a quintessential TRICERATOPS track with a classic folk-rock vibe.

It’s a highly recommended song.

GOTHIC RINGTRICERATOPS13rank/position

TRICERATOPS – GOTHIC RING

This is a classic that showcased TRICERATOPS’s high potential back in 1998, when they were a rising band catching the ears of sharp-eared Japanese rock fans, revealing a different side from their sweet, breezy guitar-pop sound.

The arrangement is brilliant: from a distinctly ’90s-sounding, likely programmed drum intro, it cascades into a tense opening; the guitar riffs and bass line make clever use of rests, and the drums that hug the melody are seriously cool.

Among their songs from that time, this one especially carries a strong scent of contemporary British rock, and Wada’s wistful vocals and melodies, along with the lyrics’ excellent sense of imagery, are just superb.

As an aside, it’s also a favorite of the one and only Yuming (Yumi Matsutoya).

If your only image of them is “GOING TO THE MOON,” this is the masterpiece you especially need to hear!

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TATOOTRICERATOPS14rank/position

TATTOO

A song with a fresh angle that likens the pain of heartbreak to a tattoo—an indelible mark that remains.

These days, even “digital tattoos” are a buzzword, so the expression doesn’t feel out of place, but at the time, you could say he had the sense to stay one step ahead by weaving that word into the theme.

You can feel a powerful message in the mere two lines of lyrics after the second chorus.

Incidentally, it was the only release that came out as a CCCD, and back then there were many issues, such as degraded sound quality.

He apologized on his blog and promised not to release music on CCCD thereafter—an episode that evokes that era.