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Favorite Blue
Profile| Years active | 1996-2000 |
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| Favorite Blue was a Japanese pop band active from 1996 until 2000. Takashi Kimura became a record producer and composer of the m.o.v.e. Maya Matsuzaki left Avex and formed mamy drop. – Wikipedia | |
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- AlbumFB BEST~eternal trax~2000-02-02
- Albumsometime, somewhere~Snowball fallin' on my head~2000-01-26
- Albumnext days→1999-09-22
- Albumsolitude1999-06-16
- Single/EPsolitude1999-05-08
- Single/EPPRIDE~close to you~1999-03-31
- Single/EPtruth of love1998-12-02
- Single/EPLet me go!1998-11-05
KIX-S Yumiko Takahashi D-Loop Sumitada Azumano Rina Chinen deeps Nana Katase Chieko Mizutani Miho Morikawa Eriko Tamura
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Monthly Jpop Spotify Followers Ranking (1990s Artist)
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Hikaru Utada +42,410(3,668,119) - 2
Southern All Stars +34,313(1,971,683) - 3
Spitz +26,653(2,436,215) - 4
Mr.Children +25,564(3,449,010) - 5
Ringo Sheena +19,995(1,815,175) - 6
B'z +19,794(950,173) - 7
Joe Hisaishi +19,744(1,307,556) - 8
aiko +16,042(865,134) - 9
Dreams Come True +13,976(1,603,114) - 10
Ryuichi Sakamoto +13,288(1,007,891)
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