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Masterpieces by Spitz: A list of recommended popular songs and signature tracks

Let me introduce songs by Spitz, one of Japan’s most iconic national rock bands.

Spitz is a four-member band that has been active since 1987, and they’ve continued with the original lineup since their formation.

The band originally grew out of a group that Masamune Kusano, the vocalist and guitarist, played in during his student days.

Interestingly, that earlier band was a punk rock band, quite different from what they’re known for now.

They also have roots in heavier genres like metal.

Given their strong association with gentle, ballad-like songs such as “Robinson” and “Sora mo Toberu Hazu” (“I Should Be Able to Fly in the Sky”), that might come as a bit of a surprise.

With that, please enjoy Spitz’s music—where the quiet leaves a strong impression precisely because of the intensity they keep beneath the surface.

Spitz’s classic songs. List of recommended popular and signature tracks (71–80)

junksupittsu

Tried playing Spitz’s “Garakuta” [Fully recreated with just one acoustic guitar from Samena!?]
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When I lost sight of how to live my life, this one song comforted me by telling me, “It’s okay to choose your own path!” There are many tough moments when you’re working as a member of society.

In times like that, let this song lift your spirits and help you find the motivation for tomorrow.

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Even that famous band Spitz has written songs about breasts.

The lyrics are couched in euphemism, but if you read or listen to them repeatedly, you start to realize they might be about sexual intercourse.

It can be amusing to sing them in front of friends while thinking about that.

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This is a hidden gem by a famous band led by melody-maker Masamune Kusano, who has continued to produce massive hits from the early Heisei era to the present.

Although this song isn’t very well-known, it’s very popular among fans, and its progression feels great.

Spitz’s songs are challenging, but women love them too, so definitely keep this one for a special moment!

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Selected as the theme song for the film “Platonic Sex,” it was released as their 24th single on October 11, 2001, following the decision to issue it as a single.

While Spitz’s rock music usually has a refreshing feel, this track gives a much heavier rock impression.

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Miso-ka (LIVE)supittsu

[Tried Playing] Misoka / Spitz
Miso-ka (LIVE)supittsu

This song, themed around New Year’s Eve, is filled with the quintessential charm of Spitz.

It was released in July 2005 and included on the album “Souvenir.” Later, in 2006, it was also featured in a commercial for Aquarius.

It’s especially popular at Spitz’s live shows, where the powerful performance with thunderous double-bass drums is a highlight.

The lyrics, depicting a transition from darkness to light and symbolizing the start of a new year, leave a deep impression on listeners.

It’s a track many fans likely reach for during the year-end and New Year season.

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mole cricketsupittsu

There was a time when I was working with all my nerves on edge, completely focused, and I longed to be freed from everything.

That’s when I came across this song.

I took a few days off, got in the car alone, and set out on a trip while listening to it.

I felt liberated from everything—it was a truly happy time.

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sleeping bagsupittsu

A perfect song for gloomy nights.

As long as we’re alive, there will be plenty of unpleasant things—heartbreak, failures, and more.

In times like that, quietly listen to this song and let yourself cry.

You’ll surely feel refreshed and be able to reset your mindset, ready to try again.

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