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#ASIAN KUNGFU GENERATION FULL METAL ALCHEMIST FULL#

Or Fanservice, depending on the viewer.

He wore a pink frilly shirt, a short skirt, make-up, and hair clips.

Fake Band: "Kiyostie Boys", which is really just them wearing sunglasses, with Gotoh playing the drums and Kiyoshi singing.

Fading into the Next Song: "Tabidatsu Kimi e" → "Neoteny" and "World World" → "Aru Machi no Gunjou".

Epic Rocking: "Kimi to Iu Hana", "Siren#2", and "Gekkou" are more than 6 minutes.

Epic Instrumental Opener: "Siren", "Siren#2", and "Gekkou".

Many of the songs have emo-sounding lyrics, but they almost always have happy or hopeful endings.

A Day in the Limelight: "Uso to Wonderland", where Kita is the lead singer.

They had a single called "Wake Up!" with Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra.

All Right part 2 features Eriko Hashimoto of Chatmonchy for their compilation Nano-Mugen Compilation 2011 and then they add it to Landmark.

#ASIAN KUNGFU GENERATION FULL METAL ALCHEMIST FULL#

Hello Hello, Fujisawa Loser's b-side, is a full English song with The Rentals.

If you squint, you can tell that the boy on the cover has been replaced with Gotoh.

There's a Houkai Amplifier CD on Magic Disk's album art.

There's a doll dressed up as the girl on Sol-fa on the cover of Maigo Inu To Ame no Beat.

The guy on the cover of solanin is wearing a Fanclub T-shirt.

The wire on the cover of Houkai Amplifier connects to the string on Kimi Tsunagi Five M.

In addition, Yusuke Nakamura occasionally does this with their album art:

Call-Back / Continuity Nod: "All Right Part 2" makes references to "Blue Train", "Tightrope", "Mafuyu no Dance", and "Maigoinu to Ame no Beat".

Concept Video: A few, especially "Shinseiki no Love Song".

Also, Surf Bungaku Kamakura's songs are each named after notable stops along the famous Enoshima Electric Railway in order starting from Fujisawa and ending with Kamakura.

Concept Album: World World World is supposed to tell a story Gotoh says that you should listen to it at least once in order.

Almost every "Re:Re:" live version, Gotoh replaced 'Fusagareta kyou o uranda' with 'Yeah yeaaah'.Big "YES!": Most famously at the beginning of "Understand", though there are many others.( fans repeating) shosen tada bonyou shitte naite. "Rewrite": Since Landmark era until now, they extended the bridge section with more guitar solo and Gotoh made call and response with fans, 'mebaete ta kanjou kitte kuyan de."Loop & Loop", fans shout 'Shimatta' before they go wild at the chorus."Haruka Kanata": 'Iki isoide shiboritotte.'.Audience Participation Song: Fans sing along.The Tatami Galaxy: "Maigo Inu to Ame no Beat" note A Lost Dog and Beats of the Rain from Magic Disk.Bleach: "After Dark" from World World World.Tekkonkinkreet: "Aru Machi no Gunjou" note A Town in Blue from World World World.

Fullmetal Alchemist (2003): "Rewrite" from Sol-fa.Naruto: "Haruka Kanata" note Distant Horizon from Houkai Amplifier.Anime Theme Song: One of the things that gained them renown.Animated Music Video: "Atarashii Sekai" and "World World World".Surf Bungaku Kamakura note Surf Literature Kamakura (2008)Īsian Kung-Fu Generation contains examples of:.Mada Minu Ashita ni note Into an Unseen Tomorrow (2008).Feedback File (2006): A collection of B-sides and Cut Songs.Kimi Tsunagi Five M note Connection to You Five M (2003).Houkai Amplifier note Destructive Amplifier (2002).After getting signed by Ki/oon Records:.The Time Past And I Could Not See You Again (2000).Caramelman and Asian Kung-Fu Generation (2000).The band has released 8 studio albums and five EPs. Outside of Japan, they are best known for their songs "Haruka Kanata", "Rewrite", and "After Dark", which were used as opening songs for the Naruto, Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), and Bleach anime respectively. Some previous acts include Spitz, Chatmonchy, Beat Crusaders, Ellegarden, Third Eye Blind, Unicorn, and Ben Folds. Musicians and bands from Japan, America, and the UK come to perform each act contributes one song to make up a compilation album released to advertise the festival. They host the Nano-Mugen Festival each summer. Fans call them Ajikan, AKG, or AFKG for short. Their popularity peaked around 2004-2007, but they are still doing well.

The band is critically acclaimed and commercially successful in Japan. Asian Kung-Fu Generation is a Japanese band formed in 1996 by Masafumi Gotoh (lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist), Kensuke Kita (lead guitarist and backing vocalist), Takahiro Yamada (bassist and backing vocalist), and Kiyoshi Ijichi (drummer).