music BATON 21st runner: Junji Ishiwata wrote:
Basically I only listen to rock music. I especially like British rock. And I like groups called bands. I like the look of young people in the band dreaming about rock.
Itinerary started listening to grunge in junior high school, listening to Brit Pop in high school, forming a band as it was to Kurt and the Gallagher brothers, and from that junior high school to today, rock music like Rockin'on I think he's a normal rock fan who keeps listening.
When I listen to music at home, I think the living room is the main, and I rarely play music in the bedroom. I don't listen much when I'm on the move, and when I'm reading a book, I like silence, so when I think about that, when listening to music, I'm gonna listen. It may be only when I thought.
I also recently noticed that for the past couple of years I've been listening to all the newcomer bands. Maybe I'm unconscious, and I'm looking for something like a sound that lives in the moment and that touches my heart at this moment.
Junji Ishiwatari
Born in Aomori Prefecture Born August 21, 1977.
Debuted in 1997 as a member of the rock band SUPER CAR. Announced 7 albums and 15 singles, and was in charge of songwriting and guitar for all songs. After the band disbanded in 2005, while writing as a lyricist and music producer, he also writes for magazines. Member of Sony Music Entertainment CP Factory.
[Latest release information]
Released on May 20: "Sometimes", the debut single of "SRS" that produces sound. The theme song of the movie "Gravity Clown".
Released on June 17th: Single "HANABI SKY" that contains the lyrics of the song, "La La La FIGHTERS", which is an official support song for Nihamu sung by Miho Fukuhara.
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This CHOICE!
2009/05/22 UP DATE
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DAY & AGE / The Killers
The album I listened to most last year. Especially "Human" is a masterpiece. This is a third album, but it's a mysterious relationship with them that they love The Killers so much but never heard the previous two.
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One Of The Boys / Katy Perry
These sounds are all over the world, but the lyrics she writes are unique. I think it's a genius. The ups and downs of the melody and the ups and downs of the lyrics in the world are so close to each other that I'm overwhelmed by listening to them. Great talent.
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Antidotes / Foals
For the Japanese version, the hit singles "Mathletics" and "Hummer" are included in the bonus track, which is a great deal. These new wave-like jerks are biting, but they are special and I still listen to them all the time.
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Hanging Out With Humans / Data Select Party
Recent Favorites. I think it's a band that has a very Japanese arrangement, even though it's British music. I'm sure many Japanese rock fans will love it. I like it because it makes me feel stupid when I listen to it from the morning.
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