Famous and popular songs by SIAM SHADE
SIAM SHADE, who enjoyed great popularity in the visual scene from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, created numerous songs that made full use of their raw, emotionally charged vocals—music that resonated not only with the youth of the time but still carries enough intensity to connect today.
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SIAM SHADE’s Classic and Popular Songs (21–30)
Endless CitySIAM SHADE
Released on November 11, 1995, “Owaranai Machi” is the 10th track on SIAM SHADE II.
Both the original composition and lyrics are by KAZUMA.
The sheer number of songs SIAM SHADE was creating at this time was astounding, and you can really feel their strong drive to compose.
The drums are mixed quite prominently, so it’s recommended for those who want a high-energy, groovy track!
Let it goSIAM SHADE
It’s included on their second major-label album, SHAM SHADE III.
In the lyrics, it says that listening to this album to relieve irritation isn’t a bad idea.
True to those words, it’s a fast-paced, upbeat track, so if you’re looking to blow off some stress, this is definitely a song you should hear.
SIAM SHADE’s famous and popular songs (31–40)
Fine Weather DaySIAM SHADE
Although SIAM SHADE disbanded and ceased activities in 2002, songs like this are still absolutely exhilarating to listen to even now.
It’s a timeless masterpiece that shows that when a song is truly good, it never fades, no matter how old it is.
One-Third of Pure FeelingsSIAM SHADE
An upbeat love song that kicks off at a rock tempo.
The lyrics directly convey the heartache of unrequited love, stirring empathy, excitement, and a range of emotions.
From the performance to the vocals, everything is top-notch—an exquisite, supreme track.
Never EndSIAM SHADE
Starting with an intro in 5/4 time, this piece immediately captures the listener’s ear.
The lyrics, imbued with a desire to cherish a relationship with a loved one despite daily stress and hardship, resonate deeply.
Released in October 1998 as SIAM SHADE’s ninth single, it was used as the opening theme for the TBS TV program “Rank Kingdom.” With total sales of approximately 82,000 copies and inclusion in a fan-voted best-of album, its popularity is evident.
Highly recommended for those interested in odd time signatures or looking to rediscover the appeal of rock bands.
Over the rainbowSIAM SHADE
Over the Rainbow was the B-side to LOVE, released on November 28, 2001.
The label is Sony Music Records.
It’s their 16th single.
On the track Over the Rainbow, KAZUMA is the lead vocalist.
Sadly, four months after this release, they disbanded following their live show at Nippon Budokan.
The intro features a guitar with a wah effect, and it sounds really cool.
TIME’SSIAM SHADE
Released on February 1, 1996, TIME’S is SIAM SHADE’s second single.
It was issued under Sony Music Records.
The coupling track includes PRAYER.
The song is humorous yet brimming with a sense of speed.
The palm-muted parts in the verse are so cool you can’t help but be captivated.