ROTTENGRAFFTY’s classic and popular songs

DESTROCKER’S REVOLUTION!!!!!ROTTENGRAFFTY

[PV] DESTROCKER’S REVOLUTION!!!!! – ROTTENGRAFFTY

This song was included on their second mini-album, “GRIND VIBES,” released in 2002.

A re-recorded version was also featured on the 2011 best-of compilation “GOLD.” In the latter half of the track, the rhythm shifts to a ska-like feel, giving it a light and pleasant vibe.

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I BELIEVE (Subtitles): ROTTENGRAFFTY

From the very first guitar note of the intro, this is a quintessential ROTTENGRAFFTY track.

It feels like a song that reveals the resolve they’ve carried all along—pressing forward at the forefront of the scene as the result of believing and persevering through any hardship.

The thick, heavy sound is absolutely captivating.

R∀WROTTENGRAFFTY

R∀W (subtitled): ROTTENGRAFFTY

The song opens with an extremely heavy riff, but the way it bursts into a catchy chorus as if cutting through the darkness definitely feels very Rotten-like.

The lyrics are also interesting, with rhymes and elements of wordplay.

TIME IS OVERROTTENGRAFFTY

TIME IS OVER (Subtitles): ROTTENGRAFFTY

This song is included on their third album, “This World,” released in 2010.

It’s a powerful track with Rotten’s signature heavy sound and driving speed.

The lyrics are compelling, delivering their characteristic message: don’t look back—chase your dreams with conviction.

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Rehabilitation / ROTTENGRAFFTY

This is a track included on the second album, Ekisapiko, released in 2005.

The guitar riff in the intro is cool and a major highlight.

The part after the second chorus is a goosebump-inducing moment where the entire venue can come together for a sing-along at live shows.

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Zero Fighter SOUNDSYSTEM (Subtitles): ROTTENGRAFFTY

A staple at their live shows, this track’s intro guitar riff sticks in your head.

Everything—sound, rhythm, structure, and lyrics—is ultra-aggressive.

It’s a killer tune they proudly claim only Rotten could pull off.

The song appears on their second album “Ekisapiko,” released in 2005.

The End of the WorldROTTENGRAFFTY

ROTTENGRAFFTY “End of the World” OFFICIAL MV

Released in 2014, “Sekai no Owari” opens with a heavy guitar riff and shouts.

Once it moves into the first verse, the offbeat “cha-cha” guitar rhythm propels the song lightly, and in the chorus, a characteristically Rotten, kayōkyoku-like melody feels pleasing—resulting in a track finished with an exquisite balance.