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朝の向こう側 00:00 Tools
白唇 00:00 Tools
発熱の街角 00:00 Tools
科学の夜 00:00 Tools
せめて今宵は 00:00 Tools
雨上りの昼下り 00:00 Tools
雨上がりの昼下がり 00:00 Tools
魔笛“冷凍” 00:00 Tools
Freeze 00:00 Tools
少女は帰れない 00:00 Tools
赤い目の鏡 00:00 Tools
島へ帰ろう 00:00 Tools
鼓星 00:00 Tools
不意の旅立ち 00:00 Tools
生と死 00:00 Tools
魔笛”冷凍” 00:00 Tools
殺意への船出パート2 00:00 Tools
殺意への船出パート1 00:00 Tools
殺意への船出パート2~せめて今宵は 00:00 Tools
Influential street 00:00 Tools
Oni 00:00 Tools
Night Collector 00:00 Tools
The Other Side Of Morning 00:00 Tools
Return Of The Night 00:00 Tools
Fragments Of The Dawn 00:00 Tools
寸劇「タケシ」 00:00 Tools
赤い目の鏡~殺意への船出 00:00 Tools
浪漫風 00:00 Tools
武道館(リハ1981) 00:00 Tools
殺意への船出 パート2 00:00 Tools
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新幹線(未発表新曲リハ1981) 00:00 Tools
竹光る 00:00 Tools
赤い砂漠(未発表新曲リハ1981) 00:00 Tools
最後の朝ごはん(未発表新曲リハ1981) 00:00 Tools
赤い目の鏡~殺意への船出パート2 00:00 Tools
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少女は帰らない 00:00 Tools
鬼 / Oni 00:00 Tools
砂金の渦 00:00 Tools
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Shingetsu (Japanese: 新月) was a Japanese progressive rock band from the 1970s. A band with a short career, they have typically been categorised as one of the most notable exponents of progressive rock music. Shingetsu ('new moon') arrived in the Japanese music scene on the late 1970s. Led by the "Japanese Peter Gabriel", Makoto Kitayama (recognized for his deep, wavering, mournful vocals), Shingetsu's cinematic progressive sound gained comparisons to peak-time Genesis and recognition overseas. Consisting of Kitayama, Akira Hanamoto, Naoya Takahahi, Shizuo Suzuki and Haruhiko Tsuda, the band only lived long enough to produce one studio album, followed in later years by two live albums, which nevertheless featured some unreleased performances. Their studio album, the eponymous Shingetsu, often considered as a masterpiece of symphonic prog, is abundant in musical arrangements: the tasteful use of soft organ/synth soundscapes, Mellotron, and 12-string guitar passages reminiscent of the UK bands of the 1970s, while Kitayama's vocals give Shingetsu a distinctive edge from western bands. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.