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Danceable Rock! ~ Popular and Classic Songs by TRICERATOPS

TRICERATOPS, who have carried the banner of “dancing to rock,” have been active on Japan’s music scene for over 25 years since their formation in 1996.

They’re highly regarded by fellow musicians as well, and it’s still fresh in our minds that the star-studded tribute album “TRIBUTE TO TRICERATOPS” was released in 2020.

If you’re not yet familiar with their music—built on solid musicianship, irresistibly catchy melodies and riffs, and danceable beats—be sure to check out this article.

From classic hits to beloved deep cuts from their albums, we’ve got plenty of recommended tracks to share!

Danceable Rock! ~ TRICERATOPS’ Popular and Classic Songs (31–40)

Any DayTRICERATOPS

This is a track included on the 9th DVD, “12-Bar ‘13’.” The acoustic bass sounds wonderfully pleasant, and Wada’s fresh guitar-vocal with his gentle voice slides right in.

The sprinkled English and jazzy vibe come together with a stylish flair.

The CaptainTRICERATOPS

This is the band’s 20th single, released in 2005, and it was also included on their seventh album, THE 7TH VOYAGE OF TRICERATOPS.

True to TRICERATOPS, who have said they value riffs, the guitar’s sharp, cutting-edge sound pierces the ear and leaves a strong impression.

It was the lead single from the much-anticipated album, which arrived three months after their previous release.

reconciliationTRICERATOPS

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reconciliationTRICERATOPS

This is a song that expresses the feelings of a man after a fight.

You can clearly feel how the time spent apart from his girlfriend feels endlessly long and how his longing for her keeps growing.

Three days feel like three years.

If they don’t make up soon, it’s nothing but pain.

In conclusion

Whether it’s a number that makes both your heart and body want to dance, or a mellow, tear-jerking ballad with an irresistibly sweet melody, TRICERATOPS’s music welcomes all listeners.

I’d be thrilled if this article prompts renewed attention to their sound—music that never gets swept up by the times and stays true as they continue to pursue their own path.