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Famous and popular songs by Ulfuls

Here’s an introduction to some of the most popular songs by Ulfuls, a hot and soulful rock band.

Tracks like “Guts da ze!,” “Eenenn,” and “Waraereba” leave a strong impression with their gutsy, positive energy.

Listen to this playlist and your heart is sure to be fired up!

Music that moves you is incredibly captivating.

By the way, the band’s name doesn’t have a particular meaning; it comes from their favorite record titled “Soulful.” Due to a line break, it was read as “Ulful,” which became their name.

Ulfuls' classic and popular songs (1–10)

Wonderful WorldUrufuruzu

He sings the unusual A-melody in English, and I was amazed by Tortoise Matsumoto’s excellent pronunciation.

The B-melody and chorus are in Japanese, yet the song feels natural without making that contrast stand out.

In any case, I was reminded once again that when it comes to crafting big, mid-tempo melodies, no one can beat this band.

cute personUrufuruzu

Ulfuls – Kawaii Hito (Cute Person)
cute personUrufuruzu

These days, it’s even been featured in a tie-in for Kinmai beer commercials, and it remains a heartwarming smash hit by Ulfuls that’s popular across generations.

The lyrics “Kawaii hito, kawaii hito, please think of me too” are especially memorable.

That’s the answer!Urufuruzu

It’s a big hit by Ulfuls and remains a staple song for karaoke even today.

Back then, I personally thought this straightforward title might become a buzzword.

It’s a wonderful song that made me once again appreciate Ulfuls’ excellent sense for titles.

Ulfuls’ classic and popular songs (11–20)

HeroUrufuruzu

What surprised me when I watched this song and its video clip was that the four members were performing in a single straight line.

Usually, the vocalist is in the center or at the very front.

But I think it was the first time I’d seen even the drums played in a horizontal line.

Of course, the song also has an amazing melody.

Young Soul DynamiteUrufuruzu

This is a song that makes you feel the strength of the younger generation.

Tortoise Matsumoto’s powerful vocals and lyrics that the young generation can relate to are a perfect match, making it a very compelling listen.

It’s also a track that lets you blow off some steam.

Rockin’ Frozen-Shoulder Boogie-Woogie Back SpasmUrufuruzu

This is the best song from the current, in-progress version of Ulfuls, where you can enjoy both the song title and the elaborately crafted, amusing video clip.

It’s also a disco-style dance number, so just listening to it will make you want to dance.

The track feels extremely good as well, showcasing a refined sense of craftsmanship.

Both For YouUrufuruzu

This is a smash-hit rock number by Ulfuls that captures the spirit of youth, tied in as the theme song for the moving summer Koshien documentary program “Netto Koshien.” It also carries messages to the high school ballplayers striving at Koshien, making it quietly touching to listen to.