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Ringo Sheena
椎名 林檎
Born (1978-11-25) November 25, 1978 (age 45)[1]
OriginJapan
Occupation(s)Singer-songwriter, music composer, music producer, spokesperson
Instrument(s)Vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, bass guitar, drums, koto, shamisen, harmonica, melodica, harpsichord, accordion
Years active1998–present
LabelsEMI Music Japan (1998–2013)
Universal Music Japan (2013-present)
Websitekronekodow.com

| birth_name = Yumiko Shiina | birth_place = Urawa, Saitama | genre = Rock, punk rock, alternative rock, experimental rock, chamber music, chanson, jazz, big band, bossa Nova, adult contemporary, funk, hip hop, electronica, kayōkyoku, enka | notable_instruments = Duesenberg Star TV model DSR-SP


Kenshi Yonezu (米津玄師, Yonezu Kenshi, born March 10, 1991), is a Japanese musician, who began releasing Vocaloid music under the stage name Hachi (ハチ) in 2009. In 2012 he debuted under his real name, releasing music with his own voice.

Biography[edit]

Early years[edit]

Sheena considers her hometown to be Fukuoka, and her official site listed it as such during her early years.[2][1]

-In 1995, her musical creativity took another new direction when, as a member of an all-girl band called the Marvelous Marbles, she earned recognition at a Teens Music Festival. In the following year, as a solo artist, she won an Award of Excellence in the finals of the annual Music Quest competitions. -A string of live performances in various semi-pro groups followed, eventually leading to her debut as a professional. Response to the release of her first single in May 1998 [2]-her hometown Fukuoka


[1] 9.05～27 インストアライブツアー 一九七八年十一月二十五日

-used to live in Shizuoka, did ballet.[3]


[4]

http://web.archive.org/web/20080415164045/http://www.time.com/time/asia/2003/cool_japan/rinngo.html With reporting by Yuki Oda and Michiko Toyama/Tokyo

-Growing up in Fukuoka -started taking piano lessons at age 4. -By high school, she had played in several bands and was writing and singing her own songs. -The diverse list of influences she names off the top of her head includes Ella Fitzgerald, Kurt Cobain, Edith Piaf and Japanese balladeer Eiko Shuri. -In 1998 she signed with Toshiba EMI records. -In interviews at the time, she said Honno (the word means instinct) was intended to show that women had as much right to erotic fantasies as men.

http://web.archive.org/web/20080113231856/http://www.time.com/time/asia/2003/cool_japan/rinngo2.html -"Pop in Japan means conformity, being the same as everyone else," says Atsushi Shikano, managing editor of Rockin' On Japan, one of the country's most popular music magazines. "But Sheena did exactly the opposite. Her way of singing, word choices, extreme sound, radical visual images, the bitchy way she sang—no one thought of doing that before. But she showed that people wanted something different." -'40s Big Band and swing, Indian sitar, avant-garde atonal music, trance-house psychedelia, church-organ fugues, electronic multiprocessed voice-overs and traditional Japanese koto, shamisen and flute music. -this album (which she also produced) marked the first time she had the budget and the artistic control to create exactly the kind of music she wanted.

The 5th MUSIC QUEST JAPAN FINAL 日時 1996年10月10日（祝） 開場12:00 開演13:00 グランプリ 指でさようなら 谷口 崇 谷口 崇 谷口 崇 九州 4 semi-finalists 優秀賞 ひまわりになったら AIKO AIKO AIKO 優秀賞 ここでキスして。 椎名 林檎 椎名 林檎 椎名 林檎

レコードメーカー協賛社賞 東芝EMI賞、トーラスレコード賞、 徳間ジャパンコミュニケーションズ賞、 BMGビクター賞、ビクターエンタテインメント賞、 ワーナーミュージック・ジャパングループ賞 21 record labels [5]

Toshiba EMI debut[edit]

-went to England for three months, before her debut. [6]

After MM, held Jisaku on 2.11. Then fell ill.[7][8] -Jitsuen 2[9]

--was constantly surprised with things when she debuted. Wanted to give up during 歌舞伎町の女王. -Exhausted after MM due to success. -next single was Gips discussed. But said she couldn't release constantly. so some time passed. -thought people who went to lives wouldn't be surprised by Gips, so chose Honno instead. -found promotion very tiring.[10]

-first two years tired her. Didn't compromise in music on SS, but felt like she did with promotion.[10]

Tokyo Jihen[edit]

Sakuran soundtrack, solo career resumption[edit]

Break up of Tokyo Jihen, 15th anniversary celebrations[edit]

Artistry[edit]

Music critic Tetsu Misaki in 2002 felt like Sheena's image was contradictory, as she acted like an underground musician at the same time as acting like a nationally popular musician. Misaki believed many aspects of her lyrics created the image of Sheena being different from normal people.[11]

Sheena tends to use kanji not standardly found in lyrics, such as 譬え instead of たとえ in the song "Yami ni Furu Ame." (2000) Misaki believed that this strengthened her appeal, as it illustrated Sheena being different to normal people. Misaki also believed that her lyrics and titles attempted to link to poetry and literature. He saw this in her frequent usage of the words subete (全て, "all"), mattaku (全く, "entirely") and zenbu (全部, "all (parts)") were hyperbolic, similar to hyperbole found in poetry.[11] Many of her titles follow a kanji+katakana pattern, such as "Marunouchi Sadistic" (丸の内サディスティック) (1999) and "Benkai Debussy" (弁解ドビュッシー) (2000). Misaki notes that there is no obvious link between the two nouns, and believed this linked them with surrealism. He contrasted this with similarly titled anime such as Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon (美少女戦士セーラームーン, "Pretty Soldier Sailormoon") and Kidō Senshi Gundam (機動戦士ガンダム, "Mobile Suit Gundam"), where the kanji act as a description for the katakana phrase.[11] He further linked the titles, along with noun-dense phrases in her lyrics "Honnō," "Tsumi to Batsu" and "Byōshō Public" with certain styles of haiku.[11] He believed calling her debut song "Theory of Happiness" ("Kōfukuron") linked it to literature.[11]

An important aspect of Sheena visually in her early career was her mole, located on her left cheek. Misaki noted that costumes were important during this period, but while her image changed, the mole was a constant feature.[11] He noted Sheena's nurse costume in the music video for "Honnō" was visually important in her career, and linked her use of costumes with eroticism.[11]

-records demo versions of all of her songs, (even those for other people), then goes for the real version.[12] -Declared herself Shinjuku-kei, because she wanted the possibilities to be endless in lyrics or sound[13]

-doesn't put in private things to her A-sides as a rule -wants people to treasure B-sides on singles, so her true self -recorded demos with Ukigumo.[14]

In 20s, many words she stayed away from. "Onna no ko" (girl)[15]

-Sheena goes through periods where she cannot write songs, such as Variety.[16]

Influences[edit]

Genres[edit]

Legacy[edit]

In 2000, Billboard magazine cited the commercial success of Sheena, alongside label mate Hikaru Utada with saving record Toshiba EMI from a sales slump it experienced in the mid-1990s.[17]

She was ranked number 36 in a list of Japan's top 100 musicians compiled by HMV in 2003.[18]

The Duesenberg Starplayer guitar which Sheena has used recorded the historical sales of about 1000 sets in Japan in 2000.[19]

the book by Taro Aso who is the 92nd Prime Minister of Japan Totetsumonai Nihon (as a singer representative of Jpop with Hikaru Utada).[20]

Mika visited to Japan in 2007 and mentioned Ringo in several interviews as one of his favorite Japanese artists..[21][22] Jack Barnett of These New Puritans who was visiting Japan for the Summer Sonic 08 said in an interview that he was a great fan of Ringo Sheena and bought all her works while he was there, as they were not available in the United Kingdom.[23]

Her third album, Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana, was ranked second in the most under-appreciated Japanese music of the last decade by CNN International Asia on December 22, 2009.[24] Sheena got a mention in The Guardian as an artist who deserves to be seen and heard in the west in 2010.[25]

Author Satoshi Miki listened to "KbCnJ" on repeat when writing the script for the drama 『時効警察』（じこうけいさつ）[26]


http://ent2.excite.co.jp/music/special/angela/meiban.html アンジェラ・アキが選ぶ名盤10 -only Japanese influence she lists 1999年リリースの椎名林檎のデビュー・アルバム。その後、彼女は一気に女性アーティストのトップにまで登りつめた。2003年に日本に戻ってきた時、アメリカにいた10年間の空白を埋める為に、邦楽を片っ端から聴きました。中でも、椎名林檎さんの音楽に衝撃を受けました。国境を越えたロックなアルバムですね。

Stage name[edit]

Shéna Ringö 1998-

Ringo Expo (Sheena Ringo)

She declared recently that she followed the naming of the pen name of her favorite manga artist, Sensha Yoshida. His first name is just a name of an object like Ringo ("Sensha" in this case meaning a "tank" in English). She thought that those who heard her name would be shocked by that.[27]

Personal life[edit]

Sheena's older brother Junpei Shiina is an R&B musician, who debuted in 2000 under Sony.[28] Since 2006, he has been managed by Kronekodow, Sheena's personal management agency.[29][30] The pair have collaborated musically several times. In 2002, they covered three songs in English: Marvin Gaye's "The Onion Song" for Sheena's album Utaite Myōri, "Where Is the Love" (originally performed by Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway) for Junpei Shiina's album Discover, and Toto's "Georgy Porgy." "Georgy Porgy" was recorded as a part of a special unit called Yokoshima, featuring Jumpei Shiina on keyboards and Ringo Sheena on chorus.[31] In 2007, the pair sang a duet on her single "Kono Yo no Kagiri."

In November 2000, Sheena married guitarist Junji Yayoshi, who was a member of her backing band Gyakutai Glycogen.[32] He announced her pregnancy in early 2001, and in July gave birth to a son.[2][32] The pair then later divorced in January 2002.[32]

In September 2013, gossip magazine Josei Jishin published an article about Sheena, linking her romantically with music director Yuichi Kodama and stating that she secretly giving birth to her second child.[33] Sheena addressed these rumours publicly during her Tōtaikai concerts in November 2013, announcing that she gave birth in spring 2013 to a girl. As this was close to the release of her single "Irohanihoheto/Kodoku no Akatsuki," she did not feel it was appropriate to link the birth of her daughter with single promotions, so decided not to announce it at the time.[34] The footage of her announcement was released her Tōtaikai DVD in March 2014.

-pregnancy had a high miscarrage chance, so announced it in January.[10]

Discography[edit]

Main articles: Ringo Sheena discography, List of songs recorded by Ringo Sheena, Ringo Sheena production discography, and Tokyo Jihen discography

Solo tours and residency shows[edit]

Concert tours
  • Senkō Ecstasy (先攻エクスタシー, "Pre-emptive Strike Ecstasy") (1999)
  • Manabiya Ecstasy (学舎エクスタシー, "School Ecstasy") (1999)
  • Gekokujō Xstasy (2000)
  • Gokiritsu Japon (2000)
  • Sugoroku Ecstasy (2003)
  • Chotto Shita Recohatsu 2014 (ちょっとしたレコ発 2014, "A Little Release Party 2014") (2014)
  • Ringo Sheena 2014 Arena Tour (2014)
Residency shows and single night concerts
  • Zazen Extasy (2000)
  • Baishō Ecstasy (賣笑エクスタシー, "Prostitute Ecstasy") (2003)
  • Dai Ikkai Ringo-han Taikai: Adults Only (第1回林檎班大会 アダルト・オンリー, "Adults Only: The First Members-Only Extravaganza for the Ringo Squad Fan Club") (2005)
  • (Nama) Ringo-haku '08: Jūshūnen Kinen-sai ((生)林檎博'08 ～10周年記念祭～, "Ringo Expo '08: 10 Year Anniversary Meet") (2008)
  • Tōtaikai: Heisei Nijūgo-nen Kaneyama-chō Taikai (党大会 平成二十五年神山町大会, "The Party Convention: 2013 Kamiyama Event") (2013)
  • Hantaikai: Heisei Nijūgo-nen Hamarikyū Taikai (班大会 平成二十五年浜離宮大会, "The Squad Convention: 2013 Hamarikyū Event") (2013)

Backing bands[edit]

Main article: List of bands associated with Ringo Sheena

Awards[edit]

Notes[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c Toshiba EMI (2002). "プロフィール" (in Japanese). Universal. Archived from the original on May 9, 2014. Retrieved May 9, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  2. ^ a b c Toshiba EMI (2002). "Profile about Sheena Ringo". Universal. Archived from the original on May 9, 2014. Retrieved May 9, 2014.
  3. ^ Toshiba EMI (2000). "2000年の真実". Universal. Archived from the original on May 13, 2014. Retrieved May 13, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  4. ^ "若手ボカロP・ハチさんのインタビューを掲載！ プレゼントも" (in Japanese). Dengeki Online. January 21, 2010. Archived from the original on September 22, 2013. Retrieved September 22, 2013. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  5. ^ "The 5th MUSIC QUEST JAPAN FINAL" (in Japanese). Yamaha Music Foundation. Archived from the original on May 9, 2014. Retrieved May 9, 2014.
  6. ^ "ＣＲＯＳＳ－ＦＭ「椎名林檎の悦楽巡回」誌上中継". RAT: Shena Ringo News Paper (in Japanese). Universal. November 20, 1998. Archived from the original on May 4, 2014. Retrieved May 4, 2014.
  7. ^ Toshiba EMI (February 11, 1999). "自作自演生実演会". Universal. Archived from the original on May 13, 2014. Retrieved May 13, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  8. ^ Ken Tsuda (June 20, 1999). "「インストアミニライブin 渋谷」レポート". RAT: Shena Ringo News Paper (in Japanese). Universal. Archived from the original on May 5, 2014. Retrieved May 5, 2014.
  9. ^ Toshiba EMI (June 14, 1999). "自作自演生実演会". Universal. Archived from the original on May 13, 2014. Retrieved May 13, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  10. ^ a b c Toshiba EMI (2003). "「賣笑エクスタシー」公式発言". Universal. Archived from the original on May 9, 2014. Retrieved May 9, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  11. ^ a b c d e f g Misaki, Tetsu (July 20, 2002). "椎名林檎～国民的アングラ歌手". Jポップの日本語―歌詞論 (in Japanese). Chiyoda, Tokyo: Sairyuusha. pp. 84–98. ISBN 4-88202-752-6. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |trans_chapter= ignored (|trans-chapter= suggested) (help); Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  12. ^ Masaki Uchida, Ringo Sheena (May 7, 2014). "Commentary from 椎名林檎" (in Japanese). Kronekodow. Archived from the original on May 9, 2014. Retrieved May 9, 2014.
  13. ^ Ken Tsuda (February 20, 1999). "「無罪モラトリアム」インタビュー". RAT: Shena Ringo News Paper (in Japanese). Universal. Archived from the original on May 5, 2014. Retrieved May 5, 2014.
  14. ^ "東京事変 オフィシャルインタビュー" (in Japanese). Toshiba EMI. Archived from the original on November 25, 2005. Retrieved June 19, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  15. ^ "「空が鳴っている／女の子は誰でも」ライナーノーツ" (in Japanese). Kronekodow. June 30, 1010. Archived from the original on June 21, 2014. Retrieved June 18, 2014. {{cite web}}: |archive-date= / |archive-url= timestamp mismatch; June 22, 2014 suggested (help)
  16. ^ "ニューシングル「OSCA」インタビュー" (in Japanese). Universal. 2007. Archived from the original on November 17, 2007. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
  17. ^ McClure, Steve (June 17, 2000). "Domestic Acts Boost Toshiba-EMI Sales". Billboard. 74. General OneFile. {{cite journal}}: |access-date= requires |url= (help); Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |journal= (help)
  18. ^ 音楽 情報ニュース/Top 100 Japanese Pop Artists - No.53/HMV
  19. ^ "Duesenberg - a history of Dieter Goelsdorf from 1978 to 2005"
  20. ^ Totetsumonai Nihon (とてつもない日本, Extraordinary Japan) (Shinchosha shinsho-size paperback, June 6, 2007 issue)
  21. ^ "MIKA DISCOGRAPHY"
  22. ^ "TOKIO HOT100 Guest: MIKA"
  23. ^ SUMMER SONIC 08 LIVE REPORT
  24. ^ "The most underappreciated Japanese music of the last decade"
  25. ^ Why Japanese pop matters
  26. ^ "東京事変「時効警察」コンビの新作ドラマに主題歌提供" (in Japanese). Natalie. June 30, 2010. Retrieved June 21, 2014.
  27. ^ "Yoshida Sensha × Sheena Ringo", Big Comic Spirits (December 6, 2004 issue) or Bungei Bessatsu Yoshida Sensha (文藝別冊吉田戦車, The extra number of Bungei, Yoshida Sensha) (February 24, 2009)
  28. ^ "プロフィール" (in Japanese). Sony Music Japan. Retrieved March 22, 2014.
  29. ^ "Artists" (in Japanese). Kronekodow. Archived from the original on March 31, 2006. Retrieved March 22, 2014.
  30. ^ "椎名純平の歌声が聞こえ始めた" (in Japanese). Kronekodow. Archived from the original on March 31, 2006. Retrieved March 22, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  31. ^ "Georgy Porgyについて...。" (in Japanese). Toshiba EMI. Archived from the original on January 27, 2014. Retrieved January 27, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  32. ^ a b c ZAKZAK (May 18, 2002). "臨時ニウス!椎名林檎がスピード離婚!". Retrieved March 16, 2014.
  33. ^ "椎名林檎認めた！今春に第２子出産していた　女性自身報じる" (in Japanese). Sankei Sports. December 10, 2013. Archived from the original on March 22, 2014. Retrieved March 22, 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  34. ^ Sheena, Ringo (2014). 党大会　平成二十五年度神山町大会 (Blu-ray) (in Japanese). Tokyo, Japan: EMI Records Japan. 念願の女の子を授かりまして、現在育児中です。ごめんなさい。 だけど、その時お報告申し上げなかったのは赤ちゃんのリリースと、椎名林檎最新シングルのリリースが、見事にバッティングしており、折角の真っ新な命を図らずも親の商売の宣伝に駆り出す恰好にしてしまうような事態を、危惧したためです。(I was gifted my hearts desire, a little girl, who's currently nursing. I'm very sorry. However, I didn't say anything at the time because the release of my baby, and the release of my new single were amazingly scheduled for the same time. I was worried about having a long-awaited brand new life unexpectedly tangled up with her parent's publicity for work.) {{cite AV media}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  35. ^ http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/TYCT-30027

External links[edit]

Kofukuron[edit]

-went to England for three months, before her debut. [1]

KFR[2] Not talking about happiness, but love on kofukuron Tries to link to literature with a title like kfr

-Kofukuron=first performed 1998. 9. 5 タワーレコード福岡店[3] -Etsuraku-hen 1999. 4. 1 福岡DRUM LOGOS（in 福岡）[4] -Suberidai=first performed 1998. 9.27 金沢AZホール（in石川） [3] -Toki ga Bososuru[5]

Kabukicho no Joo[edit]

KBCnJ[2] -uses the terms Kanrakugai (歓楽街 pleasure quarter) and 大遊戯場 daiyu-gijo- (great amusement area) as if she's a tourist, as if she's looking in from the outside. Making a drama for listeners about a sleepless city.. Lyrics=prostitute mum child. No fatherly influence. Loved men to the point of throwing away her children Two stories, from chijo to Tokyo, plus her becoming the new queen Feels like Taiga drama overlap stories, characters

KBCnJ =extremely rare type of popular song. About a mother, not a love song about a man. [6]

Critic Kazuhide Nabae believe the narrative in the song was driven by a "borrowing of author's rhetoric." By mentioning places such as Kujūkuri Beach and Kanrakugai, it forces the time and place of the events to change as well.[7] Musician Haruo Chikada believed the interaction between the "checkered lives of three generations of women, and the relationship of these three" was important to the song, in his book Kangaeru Hit 2.[8]

Feels like KnC is her most 新宿系 song. (at 17) [9] -Kabuki+Unconditional=first performed 1998. 9. 5 タワーレコード福岡店[3]

1998. 9. 5 タワーレコード福岡店（in福岡） 1998. 9. 6 熊本マツモトレコード（in熊本） 1998. 9.12 WAVE池袋店→ タワーレコード町田店（in東京） 1998. 9.15 HMV新宿SOUTH（in東京） 1998. 9.19 タワーレコード心斎橋店→ タワーレコード梅田店（in大阪） 1998. 9.20 HMV横浜（in横浜） 1998. 9.21 札幌 PALS 21 （in札幌） 1998. 9.23 新星堂カルチェ５柏店 （in千葉） 1998. 9.25 フクロヤ二口店（in富山） 1998. 9.26 松木屋大宮店（in福井） 1998. 9.27 金沢AZホール（in石川） [3]

Koko de Kiss shite[edit]

-wanted to do something entirely different to KCnC. -wrote when she was 17 about her first relationship. [10]

-performed on MS 1999/02/05[11]

-KokodeKiss=first performed 1998. 9. 5 タワーレコード福岡店[3] -Memai 2000. 7.30 飯塚嘉穂劇場[12] -リモートコントローラー sweet love 1999.9. 5 日比谷野外音楽堂（in 東京） [13]

Marunouchi[edit]

1999. 1. 5 NHK505st（in 東京） NHK-FM 「LIVE BEAT '99」 イチオシ祭り＠ [14]

Muzai Moratorium[edit]

-Senko Exctasy Onaji Yoru-Favourite song on MM.[15]

-finished MM in summer 1998 [16]

_________________ MM a compilation of songs about living as a human being, based on thoughts Sheena had in her teenage years.

TM= written at 18 KCnJ=written at 18 MnUS=Because she likes Tokyo. KfR= Akane = written at 16. Her everyday in Fukuoka. StH = just before she became 19. TmKA = Song she performed with bands in Fukuoka, rearranged. KdKS - OY = Always felt like this in the night KK = About being a woman Morphine = 19

Jacket =Taken in a studio in Tokyo. Wrote the calligraphy herself. Around her stand reporters, cameramen and bodyguards = Her concept.

[17] ____________________ MM -wanted to include lots of songs she had performed at her early lives 

 =compilation of herself in her teenage years

-likes short songs. Does not like anything superfluous.

-wrote all of the songs separately, without a theme in mind. When she thought of it as an album, she wanted to make the concept a moratorium.

-the people she meets are "worring about the things you lack, but still having lots of desires" 自分の欠落に悩みながらも、そのわりには色々な欲求があったりして -unpretentious, free and innocence = her image, but all she wants is to be like that. -she is the same, but as she meets more people, she realises everyone is like this. -"a moratorium-like moment about not being able to conform to society" everyone has. って、きっと誰にでもあると思うから、自分のためにも「それは無罪なんだ!」と言ってしまおうと。 でもまさか『無罪モラトリアム』というのが、そのままタイトルになるとは思わなかったですけどね（笑）。

-KkdKS cover=a notion she has. -"What if there was a big scene in a corthouse or somewhere, where "innocent!" or "won!" was proclaimed, and I was standing by myself in the middle of that." -Designers went with that -was in a lot of bands. Likes the band sound, the most known sound to her. -Didn't want to be stuck with a single band's sound. -Guitarists have different characters -Declared herself Shinjuku-kei, so lyrics or sound could be anything. -Ringo at 16-18. Understanding herself. Diary-like things.

[18] ___

PROMO CONCERTS -Jitsuen promo. Longest concert to date. 2.11 [19] -Fell ill, had to stop.[20] -Jitsuen 2[21] -Gokuhi[22] 恍惚極秘演奏会inタワーレコード渋谷イベント・レポート 300 people chosen from those who bought bouth KKdKS and MM. Recorded 性的ヒーリング～特別御奉仕編～ 丸山圭子の名曲『どうぞこのまま』 広末涼子ちゃんに提供した『プライベイト』をセルフカヴァー。 来生たかおの『マイ・ラグジュアリー・ナイト』 『カプチーノ』をグランジ風にセルカヴァー。 [23]

-Tower Records instore live[24] -1999.6.28 クロッシングホール（in 福岡） [25]

-Sid=first performed 1998. 9. 5 タワーレコード福岡店[3] -Keikoku=1998. 9.18 渋谷ON AIR WEST [26] -Akane Sasu 1999. 1. 5 NHK505st（in 東京） NHK-FM 「LIVE BEAT '99」 イチオシ祭り＠ [14] -Morphine 自作自演生実演会 1999. 2.11 Ｏ３（OZON）（in 愛知） [19] -Tadashii + Tsumiki + Onaji Yoru[4]

-Exhausted after MM due to success. Found promotion difficult. [27]

Senko Exctacy[edit]

1999. 4. 1 福岡DRUM LOGOS（in 福岡） 4. 2 心斎橋クラブクアトロ（in 大阪） 4. 5 金沢AZホール（in 石川） 4. 9 渋谷クラブクアトロ（in 東京） 4.10 渋谷クラブクアトロ（in 東京） 4.18 仙台BEEBベースメントシアター(in 宮城) [28]

[4]

[29]

Honno[edit]

Honnō-one of most important visual aspects. Context of eroticism.[2]

-Exhausted after MM due to success. -next single was Gips discussed. But said she couldn't release constantly. so some time passed. -thought people who went to lives wouldn't be surprised by Gips, so chose Honno instead.[27]

-SS finished in summer 99. Planned on a gentle song, but it was Honno. She became a ヤバい女/ -SS= (MM was みんなが分かるものではないはずなのに、売れることによって誤解が生じる, so なるほど。じゃあ、好きにやったものを作ればいいのね) -SS made noisy album. Attempt to lower sales. [27]

PROMO performances -performed on MS 1999/10/29[30] HONNO 1st performance[13] -Aozora, Rinne Manabiya1999.11. 2 [31] -虚栄ブランコ 1999.11.30 club asia（in 東京） [32]

Manabiya[edit]

[33]

[31]

Gips[edit]

Gips=16. [34]

-Gips=first performed 1998. 9. 5 タワーレコード福岡店[3] -Sigma, Tokyo no Hito Manabiya1999.11. 2 [31]

-Exhausted after MM due to success. -next single was Gips discussed. But said she couldn't release constantly. so some time passed. -thought people who went to lives wouldn't be surprised by Gips, so chose Honno instead.[27]

Tsumi to Batsu[edit]

-Tsumi to Batsu first performed at Senko Exctasy -wanted to release it as a single, but was told this was a bad idea in EMI meetings. Gips=16. [35]

-17=made when she was 17.[36]

--performed on MS 2000/01/28[37]

-Tsumi 1999. 4. 1 福岡DRUM LOGOS（in 福岡）[4] -Seventeen 自作自演生実演会 1999. 6. 14 心斎橋ビッグキャット（in 大阪）[21] -Kimi no Hitomi 2000. 4.17 栃木県総合文化センター （in 栃木）[38]

Shoso Strip[edit]

Shoso Strip[2] ="a risky work that regular people might find difficult to understand." SS =Linked to illness on ss titles, but not lyrics Uses kanbun kanji, her appeal is that she's different to other people Mm to ss link because of the Shoso

-SS finished in summer 99. Planned on a gentle song, but it was Honno. She became a ヤバい女/ -SS= (MM was みんなが分かるものではないはずなのに、売れることによって誤解が生じる, so なるほど。じゃあ、好きにやったものを作ればいいのね) -SS made noisy album. Attempt to lower sales. [27]

-Identity=first performed 1998. 9.27 金沢AZホール（in石川） [3] -Tsuki ni Makeinu, Kyogensho, Benkai, Yokushitsu, Izonsho, Byosho 2000. 4.17 栃木県総合文化センター （in 栃木）[38] -Yami ni, 4.26 NHKホール（in 東京）[38] -Sakana, Stoicism 2000. 7.30 飯塚嘉穂劇場[12]

[39]

「闇に降る雨」ヴィデオ・クリップ撮影秘話 -left Yami video up to director. -used to live in Shizuoka, did ballet.[39]

IDENTITY=June 4 2000, during Gekoku 名古屋（市公会堂：6月2日 Then Tokyo. After returned to Tokyo 「アイデンティティ」ヴィデオ・クリップ撮影秘話 Switched Gekokujo footage because she had pnemonia at NHK Hall. Shot the video anyway. But her husband showed up and took her home without warning as she was looking terrible.[39]

Gekokujo[edit]

2000. 4.17 栃木県総合文化センター （in 栃木） 4.20 石川厚生年金会館 （in 石川） 4.24 新潟県民会館 （in 新潟） 4.26 NHKホール （in 東京） 4.28 渋谷公会堂 （in 東京） 5.03 渋谷公会堂 （in 東京） 5.13 広島郵便貯金ホール （in 広島） 5.15 鹿児島市民文化ホール第一 （in 鹿児島） 5.18 長崎ブリックホール （in 長崎） 5.22 高松市民会館 （in 高松） 5.24 大阪厚生年金会館大ホール （in 大阪） 5.27 仙台サンプラザホール （in 仙台） 5.31 福岡サンパレス （in 福岡） 6.02 名古屋市公会堂 （in 愛知） 6.05 北海道厚生年金会館 （in 北海道） 6.07 盛岡市民文化ホール （in 岩手） [40]

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4.17 栃木県総合文化センター（in 栃木） 4.20 石川厚生年金会館（in 石川） 4.24 新潟県民会館（in 新潟） 4.28 渋谷公会堂（in 東京） 5.03 渋谷公会堂（in 東京） 5.13 広島郵便貯金ホール（in 広島） 5.15 鹿児島市民文化ホール第一（in 鹿児島） setlist the same 【曲目表】 01.月に負け犬 11.弁解ドビュッシー 02.警告 12.ここでキスして。 03.君ノ瞳ニ恋シテル 13.アイデンティティ 04.本能 14.幸福論（悦楽編） 05.虚言症 15.罪と罰 06.積木遊び 16.歌舞伎町の女王 07.あおぞら 17.浴室 08.ギブス 18.依存症 09.ギャンブル 19.シドと白昼夢 10.やっつけ仕事 20.病床パブリック En 01.同じ夜 02.丸ノ内サディスティック


Yami ni, 4.26 NHKホール（in 東京）

4.26 NHKホール（in 東京） =Two sets. Strings and band.

【曲目表】 --Strings Set-- 01.闇に降る雨 03.リモートコントローラー 02.幸福論 04.正しい街with弦一徹勝ち戦記念楽団 --Band Set-- 01.本能 10.アイデンティティ 02.虚言症 11.警告 03.積木遊び 12.罪と罰 04.あおぞら 13.歌舞伎町の女王 05.ギブス 14.浴室 06.ギャンブル 15.依存症 07.やっつけ仕事 16.シドと白昼夢 08.弁解ドビュッシー 17.病床パブリック 09.ここでキスして。 18.同じ夜with弦一徹勝ち戦記念楽団 En 月に負け犬

5.18 長崎ブリックホール（in 長崎） 5.22 高松市民会館（in 高松） 5.24 大阪厚生年金会館大ホール（in 大阪）

【曲目表】 05.恋は盲目 5.27 仙台サンプラザホール（in 仙台） +Love, Keikoku Benkai reversed

5.31 福岡サンパレス（in 福岡） 6.02 名古屋市公会堂（in 愛知） 6.05 北海道厚生年金会館（in 北海道） Sendai, but 06.正しい街 instead of kyogensho 6. 7 盛岡市民文化ホール（in 岩手）+Kyogensho

Zazen[edit]

2000. 7.30 飯塚嘉穂劇場（in 福岡）[41] [12]

[42]

Mayonaka[edit]

[43] -had the idea of releasing a vinyl only single single her debut. But found out that vinyls can't be mass produced in the amount she was needing. So CD also, afterwards. -SkaPara recorded very quickly.

Sid to Hakuchumu = Takayuki Hattori Hattori Had the image of Bewitched

Each song was a separate project. No pre-production, first performed in the studio.

MAYONAKA Nov, Dec 2000. First without Kameda -wanted to try to be a vocalist.[27]

Utaite[edit]

松崎ナオ sweet love 1999.9. 5 日比谷野外音楽堂（in 東京） [13] [44]

2000.05.18 Love Is Blind [38]

04. モンローのテーマ （オリジナル：マリリン・モンロー） 10. 8823 （オリジナル：スピッツ） 2000. 11.25 原宿アストロホール（in 東京） [45] After Utaite Spica cover. 一期一会 Sweets for my SPITZ

UTAITE -to remind her about how she made music,[27]

Stem[edit]

-Saito thought Kuki was a standard by someone.[46]

Kalk[edit]

KALK: 輪廻 【りんね】 Shukyo and Soretsu.[46] 林檎「ラストの曲が1曲目に戻っていくイメージは確かにあるけど、こういうこともあるよねっていう感じ、“そういう輪廻もあるけど、こういう輪廻もあるよね”っていう感じにしたかったんです。 こういうことって軽率に言うことではないけれど（笑）、輪廻のなかにもう一つこういうルールがあるっていう意味ではなくて、追記に近いもので、そういう1曲になればいいな、と」

KALK -decided on what she'd do after releasing Utaite[27]

Baisho[edit]

Torikoshi, Kuki, Ishiki, Polter, Okonomi, Meisai=Baisho, とりこし苦労 茎 意識 ポルターガイスト おこのみで 迷彩

[46] February 23, 2003. Release date of Kalk. 「賣笑エクスタシー」公開発言 -first live in two years -斎藤ネコ 23 member band -selling smiles like McDonalds Baisho, 賣笑 -seen as more of an event instead of a performance -Ichijiku=Recorded recently, after Kalk. 浮雲 Wanted to try singing other peoples' songs. Asked people who knew her brother for songs. -Toshiba EMI asked if she had any songs to add as a bonus. -found it difficult to put words to other peoples' music.

-5 year anniversary 1st [27]

Sugoroku[edit]

SUGOROKU -a simple band arrangement[27]

Karisome Otome[edit]

-music station 2006/12/08[47]

KonoYo[edit]

-music station 2007/01/19[48]

Heisei Fuzoku[edit]

http://www.fujitv.co.jp/ourmusic/profile.html?ep=146

Ariamaru Tomi[edit]

-music station 2009/05/29[49]

Sanmon Gossip[edit]

2009.06.01 本日より6.24ニューアルバムより新曲『旬 』『二人ぼっち時間』先行モバイル配信開始！ 旬 二人ぼっち時間 着うた(R)、着うたフル

SANMON=Had not started recording it yet in late 2008.

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People/bands[edit]

Kameda[edit]

First performance with Kameda Seiji 1998. 9.15 HMV新宿SOUTH（in東京） [3]

Saito Neko[edit]

19990821[5]

Zetsurin Hecto[edit]

1998. 9.18 渋谷ON AIR WEST [26] 1999. 1. 5 NHK505st（in 東京） NHK-FM 「LIVE BEAT '99」 イチオシ祭り＠ [14]

1999. 1. 5 NHK505st（in 東京） NHK-FM 「LIVE BEAT '99」 イチオシ祭り＠ 3. 茜さす 帰路照らされど… 9. 丸の内サディスティック [14]

Shuudan[edit]

1999. 6. 14 心斎橋ビッグキャット（in 大阪）[21] 1999. 6. 19 三省堂新宿ホール（in 東京） [22] -1999.6.20 タワーレコード渋谷（in 東京） [24] -1999.6.28 クロッシングホール（in 福岡） [25]

Gyakutai[edit]

[28]

[4]

【虐待グリコゲン】 椎名林檎 ：声と電気式ギター 西川 進 ：電気式ギター 皆川真人 ：シンセとキーボード 亀田誠治 ：電気式ベース 村石雅行 ：生ドラム 1999.9. 5 日比谷野外音楽堂（in 東京） [13]

Gekokujo[38]

Zazen[12]

6volt[44] Gekko[45]

Tensai[edit]

Manabiya[31]

虚栄ブランコ 1999.11.30 club asia（in 東京）[32]

-Aozora, Rinne Manabiya1999.11. 2 [31]

Hatsuiku[edit]

2000. 6.27 福岡DRUMLOGOS vs ロレッタセコハン（in 福岡）

6.29 広島並木ジャンクション vs 道産子アナル（in 広島）

7. 4 神戸チキンジョージ vs エレファントモーニングコール（in 兵庫）

7. 8 新宿リキッドルーム vs ハンサム兄弟（in 東京） [51]

【発育ステータスメンバー】

椎名林檎：声と電気式ベース 村田純子（from 八王子ガリバー） ：声と電気式ベース 鳥井泰伸（from Gaji） ：電気式ベース 田渕ひさ子（from NUMBER GIRL） ：電気式ギター 吉村由加（from DMQB） ：生ドラム 01. 発芽 02. 悪い苗善ひ萌 03. 害虫駆除 04. 生え抜き 05. 膨らんできちゃった 06. はいはい 07. たかいたかい 08. 咲かせてみて 09. 今夜だふ 10. 雌花 故 雄花 11. 光合成 [52]

[53]

解説！発育ステータス -secret live tour members 椎名林檎 村田純子 鳥井泰伸 田淵ひさ子 吉村由加

-basically wrote the songs in the order they performed them -wanted an amateur sound -Gaichuu=one of the last songs Sakasete Mite=about not forgetting the pain of losing of virginity. Konya Do=already used to sex Kogosei=4th song.

Tokyo Jihen[edit]

[54] http://web.archive.org/web/20040702105928/http://www.toshiba-emi.co.jp/vmc/artist/ringo.htm http://web.archive.org/web/20040610184912/http://www.toshiba-emi.co.jp/ringo/ringonouta/flash/index_j.htm


-decided Sugoroku tour. Decided quickly, or else there might be scheduling difficulties. -wanted to be in a band since before her debut -parted with her band members when she debuted in 1998. -in teens: being in a band was fun, what her career was going to be was secondary. -"until I can find good members I'll do it alone." -1st~3rd=presentation for band members. -Kalk: my ego bloomed to the most -solo: all her opinions are final. Band will be different [55] =replace narinari

"how are these songs" first song on his demo tape. Sheena felt like he wrote the song for her. -wrote the song about blue (HZM) -Hirama gave Sheena Kao during her Sugoroku tour. Thought she couldn't sing it, but then the idea of a duet came about. [56]

-image of sugoroku=wrote the songs for Kyoiku Sonan=first song she wrote -the intro was thought up by Ukigumo when he recorded the demo with Sheena as a joke. Hirama, however, played it as it was on the demo. Love song, but not like those she has written before. A song where you can feel both man and woman. lyrics came at the same time as music. Did not revise much. did not consider it for a single at first.

-Dynamite=owned at home. HEr father =why didn't you sing this on Utaite? -Kao=recorded in a single day.

[57]

Albums are based on TV channels. Educational, adult pay TV, [58]

________________ [59] 30 Discovery Added dates in Aomori and Iwaki were already planned, but they weren't sure if they could be performed due to the nuclear powerplants being offline.

Ultra C=tried to remove the boundaries between songs and create a two hour single story.

72 Handsome Sugite Originally titled サタデーナイト. Originally more soulful/disco. -recorded during Dai Hakken sessions -Sheena asked Kodama to write lyrics

75 Denki no Nai= about the 2011 earthquake Nijuisseiki=Kameda wrote thinking of his son.

102=Incidents Tokyo=Bon Voyage

114=Kodama first live concert Disc= Dai Hakken as basis Concert split into four sessions, 大自然、大都会、大発明、大宇宙 Jihen's theme=channels Sora ga Natteiru=discovery channel Hata watching -feels like an additional band member.

134=Uni Inoue also feels like 6th member.

159~164 -felt like theyd done everything they could 2010/11/6 EMI ROCKS festival decided. このままいくと『縛っちゃうな』っていう事だったんです。 クリエイティヴに対する反応の度数みたいなものに『満たされた』気持ちを感じていたという、そんな記憶がまずあって Saw Miyavi at the same event, and was impressed by how he'd managed to "be so cool" all by himself. Each member also had their own projects, were getting busier. Perhaps from Tengoku e Yokoso started deep down.

original SR plan was to release three solo albums. her songs were made in her teens since 2001 feltthat she had to make music again. ---何処かのニーズにお応えして音楽を作る, responding to needs/offers.

Kyoiku=still felt "taboo" other people writing music for her. writing music for the needs of projects=challenge for 2010.

Wanted to put out Carnation as a Jihen work, but drama people were wanting her to be under her own name. -Jihen name prevented the band from many commercial tie-ups due to its associations with disasters. -Could not separate from name/band members.

166~169 Ukigumo Changed name to UKIGMO name was coined by Sheena, because he was blue like a young boy, gentle like a cloud. Guitar: unique riff/phrase surrealistic painter-like songs

170~173 Izawa First talked backstage at Fuji Rock Fes, friend of HZM.

Color Bars=songs already 提出 before the album concept.


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Black Out 2006.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.12.30/31 Countdown Japan

Bokoku Jocho 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2006.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line

Botomin 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment 2008.08.23 Society 2 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage | 21 Osaka 28 Budokan only [citation needed]

Crawl 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite (+sigma) 2005.12-13 Ringo-han Adults Only 2005.20-21 Ringo-han Adults Only (+kiyoshi)

Denki no Nai 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Dempa Tsushin 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Ekimae 2004.07 30 Fuji Rock Festival 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite

FAIR 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C

FOUL 2009.12.30 Countdown Japan 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C 2010.11.06 EMI Rocks 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Fukushu 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment

Genjitsu ni Oite 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI (~Kao)

Genjitsu o Warau 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI

Handsome Sugite 2011.09.24 Terebi Asahi Dream Music Festival 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Himitsu 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2005.12-13 Ringo-han Adults Only 2005.20-21 Ringo-han Adults Only (+kiyoshi) 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.07.02 Society of the Citizens 1 2006.12.30/31 Countdown Japan 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Honto no Tokoro 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Honno 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI

Ikiru 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Jusui Negai 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2005.12-13 Ringo-han Adults Only 2005.20-21 Ringo-han Adults Only (+kiyoshi) 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI

Kabuki 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.07.02 Society of the Citizens 1 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment 2008.08.15 Rising Sun 2008.08.23 Society 2 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Kai Horror 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Kaitei ni Sukuu 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Karisome 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Kaze ni __ike 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Katsute wa Onna 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Kenka Joto 2005.20-21 Ringo-han Adults Only (+kiyoshi) 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.07.02 Society of the Citizens 1 2006.12.30/31 Countdown Japan

Kesho Naoshi 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line

Kimaru 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C

Kingo no Hako 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment

Kinjirareta 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Kofukuron (Etsuraku) 2004.07 30 Fuji Rock Festival 2004.09 03 SunSet Live 2004

Koko de Kiss 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite

Kronekodow 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment 2008.08.15 Rising Sun 2008.08.23 Society 2 2009.12.30 Countdown Japan

Kurumayasan 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite

Kyoshinsho 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line

Marunouchi 2004.07 24 Yamabikari (Kobe Chikin George) 2004.07 25 Meet the World Beat 2004.07 30 Fuji Rock Festival 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2005.12-13 Ringo-han Adults Only 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.12.30/31 Countdown Japan 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment 2008.08.15 Rising Sun 2008.08.23 Society 2 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Meisai 2004.07 24 Yamabikari (Kobe Chikin George) 2004.07 30 Fuji Rock Festival 2004.09 03 SunSet Live 2004

Metro 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment

Mirror Ball 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.07.02 Society of the Citizens 1 2006.12.30/31 Countdown Japan 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment 2008.08.15 Rising Sun 2008.08.23 Society 2 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Nijuisseiki 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Noriki 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C

Oiran 2006.12.30/31 Countdown Japan

Omatsuri Sawagi 2004.07 24 Yamabikari (Kobe Chikin George) 2004.07 25 Meet the World Beat 2004.07 30 Fuji Rock Festival 2004.09 03 SunSet Live 2004 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2006.07.02 Society of the Citizens 1 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Onaji Yoru 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite

Osorubeki 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

Ramp 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment 2008.08.15 Rising Sun 2008.08.23 Society 2

Saita 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Season Sayonara 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Sake to Geko 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment

Service 2004.07 30 Fuji Rock Festival 2004.09 03 SunSet Live 2004 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.07.02 Society of the Citizens 1

Shiseikatsu 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment

Shojo Robot 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.07.02 Society of the Citizens 1

Sigma*Crawl) 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite

Soretsu 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line

Sotai tai 2011.09.30~12.26 Discovery

SSAW 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment

Stem 2004.07 30 Fuji Rock Festival 2004.09 03 SunSet Live 2004 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite (Kuki) 2006.07.02 Society of the Citizens 1 (Kuki)

Superstar 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C

Sweetspot 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C

Tadashii Machi 2004.09 03 SunSet Live 2004

Tegami 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI

Time Capsule 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Tomei Ningen 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2005.20-21 Ringo-han Adults Only (+kiyoshi) 2006.02.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI 2006.12.30/31 Countdown Japan 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment 2009.12.30 Countdown Japan 2010.11.06 EMI Rocks 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage

Tsukigime Hime 2007.10.18/11.21 Spa & Treatment

Tsuki ni Makeinu 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite

Tsumiki 2004.07 24 Yamabikari (Kobe Chikin George) 2004.07 25 Meet the World Beat 2004.09 03 SunSet Live 2004

Untenkekko 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C

Yukiguni 2006.04.07-5.30 Domestic JCHI

Yume no Ato 2005.1.15~2.16 Dynamite 2006.19-21 Domestic Virgin Line 2006.12.30/31 Countdown Japan

Zettai Zetsumei 2010.03.26~05.23 Ultra C 2012.02.14~29 Bon Voyage _________________

Adult[edit]

-recorded Adult several days after forming. -Izawa recorded Adult one month after the other members, due to tendinitis suffered in his hands. Izawa [62] -Adult had a very minute production due to Izawa adding his piano after everyone else had tendinitis. Variety, everyone together rough arrangement.[58]

｢喧嘩上等｣MTVにて1/7より[63] http://tower.jp/article/news/2005/10/27/100006011 http://www.barks.jp/news/?id=1000013786 <TV> フジテレビ｢僕らの音楽｣ 1/27OA テレビ東京｢JAPAN COUNTDOWN｣ 1/28OA MTV｢MTV NEWS｣ 1/12OA ｢東京事変特番｣ 1/25OA SSTV｢ゴゴイチ｣ 1/29生出演 MUSIC ON TV！｢WARP｣ 1/23-27OA WOWOW｢MUSIC@｣ 1/31OA <BOOK> ｢オリコンスタイル｣ 1/13発売 ｢CDでーた｣ 1/14発売 ｢WHAT'S IN｣ 1/14発売 ｢TVライフ｣ 1/18発売 ｢ぴあ｣ 1/19発売 ｢ROCKIN ON JAPAN｣ 1/20発売 ｢SPRING｣ 1/21発売 ｢月刊テレビジョン｣ 1/24発売 ｢スカパー110｣ 1/24発売 ｢デジタルTVガイド｣ 1/24発売 ｢TVガイド｣ 1/25発売 ｢H｣ 1/31発売 <店頭誌> ｢ミューズクリップ｣ 1/10発行 TUTAYA｢VA｣ 1/20発行 TOWER RECORDS｢TOWER｣ 1/20発行 HMV｢the music master｣ 1/20発行 新星堂｢pause｣ 1/25発行 VIRGIN｢V｣ 1/25発行 すみや｢Groovin'｣ 1/25発行 ｢mellow｣ 1/25発行 <WEB> yahoo｢yahoo music｣ 1/19より掲載[64]

1/10より、「ブラックアウト」、「喧嘩上等」CU[65]

「喧嘩上等」PVフルストリーミング ニューアルバム『大人（アダルト）』から 「喧嘩上等」PVを1/21～28期間限定フルストリーミング！[66]

-Album songs were recorded July with Shuraba songs. -Rakujitsu=originally meant to be final song on Adult. -rewrote songs after getting new members. [67]

The single was mostly arranged by Izawa, created from scratch after listening to Sheena's demos of the songs.[67]

http://www.fujitv.co.jp/ourmusic/profile.html?ep=091

VARIETY=no theme before songs were written. muted herself as a songwriter so that "the blood would not go bad" for the band. So that everyone would work together on songs. recording=easy, not tense.

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Domestic Virgin Line[edit]

http://www.hotexpress.co.jp/live_report/tokyojihen_20060219/

Variety[edit]

ADULT=no theme before songs were written.

[50]

-Adult had a very minute production due to Izawa adding his piano after everyone else had tendinitis. Variety, everyone together rough arrangement.[58]

http://www.fujitv.co.jp/ourmusic/profile.html?ep=175

http://web.archive.org/web/20140618145655/http://www.tokyojihen.com/vmc/artist/domestic/tokyojihen/interview_070926.php http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/0709_tokyojihen/ http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/0709_tokyojihen/?lead=2 http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/0912_tokyojihen/

東京事変3rdアルバム『娯楽（バラエティ）』詳細 2007.09.10

☆東京事変3rdアルバム『娯楽（バラエティ）』 9月26日発売 ◆TOCT-26350/\3,059(税込) ◆初回限定ギザギザ仕様 feat.スリープケース ◆収録内容：01.ランプ 02.ミラーボール 03.金魚の箱 04.私生活 05.OSCA 06.黒猫道 07.復讐 08.某都民 09. SSAW 10.月極姫 11.酒と下戸 12.キラーチューン 13.メトロ

・東京事変3枚目のアルバム。今回のプロジェクトは何か違う！ バンドメンバー作曲の膨大な数のデモ音源の中から今作の為に厳選し、椎名林檎が作詞と歌唱に徹するスタイルでプロジェクトがスタート！個性豊かなメンバーの作曲センスがフルに発揮されたポップ且つ弾けたトラックが盛りだくさん！ソング・ライティングはg.浮雲（7曲）、keyb.伊澤一葉（5曲）、b.亀田誠治（1曲）のバンドメンバー作曲陣。そして、新たなフォーマットを得て無限に広がった椎名林檎の歌唱と詩世界。まさに振れ幅の大きな“バラエティ”に富んだ名曲揃いの全13曲収録。元来、椎名林檎が主宰する気鋭の音楽クリエイターが集うバンド形態を目指したプロジェクト。3枚目にしてデビュー･アルバムとも呼べる東京事変の真意が遂に結実したニューアルバム！驚愕の全貌を体感あれ!!

2007.09.10 3rdアルバム『娯楽（バラエティ）』、から新曲4曲（「金魚の箱」「黒猫道」「月極姫」「メトロ」）の着うた先行配信、本日スタート！ 3rdアルバム「娯楽（バラエティ）」9月26日発売に先行して本日9月10日（水）からアルバムよりセレクトされた新曲4曲（「金魚の箱」「黒猫道」「月極姫」「メトロ」）の着うたがレコ直(R)、他での配信スタート！！

2007.09.10 東京事変 露出状況（9月～） ＜TV＞ ☆アルバム発売直前にTV実演OA！ 新曲「キラーチューン」フル演奏やツアーを予感させる「透明人間」、そして「ギブス」を貴重な事変アレンジで演奏。またスペシャル対談では椎名林檎×高田純次が実現！見所満載、必見のTV出演！お見逃しく！！ ◆フジテレビ系「僕らの音楽」9月21日金曜23:30-23:58放送予定 演奏曲目：「ギプス」「透明人間」「キラーチューン」 スペシャル対談：椎名林檎×高田純次

☆インタビュー出演！ ◆テレビ東京系「JAPANcountdown」9月29日土曜24:25-24:55放送予定

＜CS-TV＞ SSTV「東京事変SPECIAL」9/21(金)22:00～23:00oa（ReOA:9/25,28,30,10/7oa） SSTV「リクエスト・カウントダウン」9/28oa（ﾘﾋﾟｰﾄ有） VMC「東京事変 -and selection-」9/29oa（ReOA:10/1,7oa）

＜RADIO＞ TOKYO-FM＆JFN38局ﾈｯﾄ「MUSIC FLAG」9/30(日曜)15:00-15:55oa

＜雑誌＞ DAZED&CONFUSED日本版 9/12売 CUTIE 9/12売 Guitar Magazine 9/13売 WHAT'S IN 9/14売 MUSICA 9/15売 Sound&Recording Magazine 9/15売 風とロック 9/20発行/表紙 BARFOUT! 9/19売 rockin'on JAPAN 9/20売 SWITCH 9/20売/表紙 Flying Postman Press 9/20発行/表紙 月刊歌謡曲 9/22売 ZIPPER 9/24売 Great Hunting 9/25発行/表紙 Oricon style 9/28売 Keyboard Magazine 9/28売/表紙 InRed 10/7売

＜レコード店・店頭誌＞ TOWER 9/20発行/表紙 VA 9/20発行 HMVmm 9/25発行 ミューズクリップ 9/25発行

＜WEB＞ YAHOO! Music 9/27up“POWER PUSH” AMAZON.com 9/19-10/2up“DEEP DIVE”

09.26 3rdAL『娯楽（ﾊﾞﾗｴﾃｨ）』全曲配信、本日スタート！ 東京事変3rdアルバム「娯楽（バラエティ）」の全曲配信(着うたフル、PC配信)を本日9月26日(水)からスタート！！

Senko Shojo[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20071123150904/http://www.emimusic.jp/vmc/artist/domestic/tokyojihen/interview_071121.php

Sports[edit]

-Kachiikusa music station 2010/02/19[68]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031414/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/toct26940/ http://web.archive.org/web/20140617032019/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/interview/toct26940/ http://ent2.excite.co.jp/music/interview/2010/tokyojihen/interview01.html http://ent2.excite.co.jp/music/interview/2010/tokyojihen/interview02.html

SPORTS first met in late 2008 to discuss what they would like on the album. (SANMON=Had not started recording it yet in late 2008.) Album had the theme of sports before they had started creating the music. Recording felt tense, unlike Variety. -finishing touches in November/December 2009.

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Tengoku[edit]

-music station 2010/08/27[69]

Dai Hakken[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031155/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/toct27070/ http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031959/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/interview/toct27070/ http://tower.jp/article/interview/2011/06/20/79145 http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/1106_tokyojihen/ http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/1106_tokyojihen/?lead=2 http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/1106_tokyojihen/?lead=3

2012.03.21 このエントリーをはてなブックマークに追加 スペースシャワーTV「MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS」、大賞をサカナクション＆ベスト・アーティストを東京事変が受賞 http://ro69.jp/news/detail/65544

www.hotexpress.co.jp/review/3126/ 東京事変 ニューアルバムで一際ヒカリを放つ楽曲

　前作『スポーツ』はファンならずとも高評価を集め、本作を携えたツアーも絶賛の声が各方面から聞こえていた。そして『天国へようこそ』といった配信曲に加えて、シングル『空が鳴っている/女の子は誰でも』のリリース。リスナーの新アルバムに対する期待度は頂点に達していたのに、発表されたタイトルは“大発見”。「そこまでハードルを上げていいのか!?」と勝手な心配を抱いていたのだが、再生ボタンを押した途端、流れ込んできたM-1を耳にして度肝を抜かれた。深く深く染み渡ってくる魅惑的な言葉とダークサウンド。新たな事変ワールド（未知の世界）に、ゆっくりゆっくり誘い込まれていくような感覚。心地良くて抜け出せなくなりそう……………。

　なんて思っていたら「東京メトロ」CM曲などアップテンポナンバーがチャキチャキと奏でられていく。そんな中で一際ヒカリを放つ楽曲がM-4だ。今の日本の状況下を意識して制作したのでは？ と思わせるほど、生命力に満ちた言葉が綴られている同曲。リスナーの隣に寄り添ってくれるような、事変側のエゴなんて一切感じさせない、真っさらで純粋なナンバーだ。本作の中で一番“聴き手のことだけ”を想って描いた曲だからこそ、魂が震えるほどの感動を覚えるのだろう。（REVIEW：武川春奈）

CS Channel[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031318/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/tobf5712/ http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031929/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/interview/tobf5712/ http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/1109_tokyojihen/ http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/1109_tokyojihen/?lead=2

Ultra C[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031704/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/tobf5678/

Discovery[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031035/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/tobf5723/

Color Bars[edit]

-music station 2012/01/20[70]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031348/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/toct22311/ http://web.archive.org/web/20140617032038/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/interview/toct22311/ http://hatenanews.com/articles/201201/7177 color bars


Bon Voyage[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031254/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/tobf5737/

Tokyo Collection[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031608/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/toct28045/

Chinkoplayko[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031111/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/tobf5750/

Hard Disk Golden Time[edit]

http://web.archive.org/web/20140617031640/http://www.tokyojihen.com/sp/notes/liner/toct29131/

***********************[edit]

http://www.fangoods.com.tw/UMG/Default.aspx?m=ProductDetail&ItemId=9585

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________________________ -got her licence. Car yellow bentz http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/007/007_1.htm


-Onaji Yoru + Tadashii Machi=Fukuoka place names http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/007/007_6.htm -Radio show on Cross-FM for 9 months. 悦楽巡回 Patrol 6月27日 Kyushu Only

99.07.20発行 CROSS-FM「椎名林檎の悦楽巡回」特集　夢の共演！？「林檎　vs ベンジー」！ CROSS-FM「椎名林檎の悦楽巡回」特集　「椎名林檎の悦楽巡回」ラスト・トーク！

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/008/008pv.htm 四発目マキシシングル「本能」PV撮影レポート！ 99.09.20発行 ツダケン -recorded in August -injured herself in the glass scenes.

椎名林檎北海道上陸！ 「EZO ROCK」ライヴレポート！ http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/008/008ezo.htm Toki ga Boso Suru

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/008/008sweet.htm 

「Sweet Love Shower '99」ライヴレポート！

Identity リモートコントローラー

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/009/009honnou.htm Ken Tsuda. 四発目マキシシングル「本能」リリース！ 99.10.25発行 HN: 18. Same time as Sid to Haku, Onaji Yoru. Preferred songs like Sid, had forgottena bout this song. Theme=Post-Moratorium -wanted to do a glass scene from the start -didn't intend for the nurse theme to mean anything. -Aozora=16. Second song she made. Song for a friend. 「手紙に書いても伝わらないことがあるから」って。 Feels like she was more philosophical back then. Thought more about friends. -Rinne = A mix between a song she'd made herself and the lyrics of a cover song --Like on Marunouchi, it's her style to put in English-style Japanese so that it doesn't break up the melody. Wanted to prioritise the melody, so sung the English lyrics.

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/009/009video.htm 椎名林檎初のビデオクリップ集リリース！ Kabukicho=her favourite PC of MM. Shot at Ho-myo-ji in Ikebukuro. -KKdK performed with her band. Had other scenes, but it was decided to just have the performance scenes. -HN = made by the people who did MM jacket. Expensive. She broke 25 panes, and got lots of cuts on her hands and legs.

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/010/010_2.htm 林檎ちゃんの音楽遍歴「椎名林檎の作り方」幼少～小学生編 99.11.25発行 Tsuda -first Debussy on the piano. Didn't like much else than the piano when she was young. Wasn't interested in music. Liked classical. Then also The Peanuts, and 風の谷のナウシカ in ES. Listened to jazz musician Sadao Watanabe, especially Rendezvous. Billy Joel, etc

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/011/011_1.htm TtB -ベンツ280 -red leather pants, red gloves, 20cm red pinheels -it was breaking down, and stopping at intersections. So she felt she should use it in a PV. But it was hard to see it cut in half.

Gips -studio covered in potting mix made from the ashed of Fuji. Wsteland set. flowers, etc. -After lunch, moved to wooden room set filling with water. A man wearing a 2m mask made from cow bones.


http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/011/011_2.htm JHS=Motown, Soul train. Marvin Gay. Her brother's influence.

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/012/012_1.htm 椎名林檎「ギブス」「罪と罰」インタビュー 2000.1.25発行 -could not choose which to release. Staff couldn't decide either. -Gips-17 -Gips boy different boy to KKdKS. --Kurt & Courtney=his opinion. Not that Sheena has been influenced by Nirvana. Thought to change the lyrics, but decided to stay true to her 17 year old self. -Her dad loved The Peanuts. Feels like Tokyo no Hito, Kabukicho no Joo and Marunouchi Sadistic were influenced by this.

-wrote TtB when sick. A diary of her in her sickbed. -Sent a demo tape to Asai with her phone number. -like in Honno, wanting fame and jealousy are insticts. == sin. Same idea as Honno.

-1999 summer, listened to lots of old songs, since she could only listen to casettes in her car. -wanted to be a vocalist like Eddi Reader from Fairground Attraction -17 influenced by Janis Ian's At Seventeen. After hearing the song about Ian reflecting on herself at 17, Sheena wrote a song about her current self at 17. -Gave up high school at 17. Her most worrying time.


http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/012/012_2.htm 追跡！ 林檎ちゃん音楽遍歴「椎名林檎の作り方」 高校生編 2000.1.25発行

Blankey, Radiohead Finished hs mid-way through her second year. Bjork's debut. 15-16. First Sex Pistols 15-16. Influenced by their videos. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against Evil Empire, Perl Jam No Code

After giving up HS, Todd Rundgren and Led Zeppelin. Beatles' White album.

__________________________

Summer 1999 started recording Shoso Strip. Had already chosen a title when MM was released. SS=At first, made up entirely of old songs including track order, but every so often came up with a new song she wanted to include. Recording also finished in summer. -When Asai agreed to perform on Tsumi to Batsu, made it the centre song. July 13, 1999 -from teh start decided on the opening and ending songs, plus 55:55. Made it longer as MM was so short. -Was able to centre SS more around herself, her own selfish opinions -When SS, felt like MM was a "single collection" as every song could be listened to separately. Could not have a concept like in SS, as it was her debut album. [71]

____________________________- http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/013/013_2.htm ■ 林檎ちゃん音楽遍歴「椎名林檎の作り方」デビュー編 2000.2.25発行 ブランキー Quruli (1st album) くるりのセカンドアルバム『図鑑』 Erekashi -decided to listen to Japanese music again after wanting to debut.

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/013/013_3.htm ■ 林檎ちゃんの元愛車展示＆撮影会！ 2000.2.25発行 Bentz in a 渋谷の某CDショップ

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/014/014_1.htm ■ 3月31日待望のセカンドアルバムリリース 林檎ちゃん「勝訴ストリップ」全曲解説 2000.3.25発行 Kyogen=her oldest song. Kimi=a dead girl who fell asleep on the train tracks 傲慢 Yokushitsu=Her favorite on SS. Summer 1999. 〈キチンと召し上がれ〉っていう詞は、男の人が聴くと「ヤッちゃっていいよ」ってことだと思うみたいなんだけど（笑）、言葉の通り「本当に食べて欲しい」ということなんです。 「生死とかを超越した融合を実現したい」って欲望と提案の曲。 だから、「性行為とかよりも、もっと素晴らしいものを探そう」という話なんです。 私はよく「情念系」って言われたりするけど、この曲を見てると「そうなんだろうな」って思っちゃいますよね。 だって、全然理性的じゃないもん。 Benkai= Said that one of her favourite artists was Debussy when she debuted. -originally thought to release Gips after the album Yami ni=Tried to get all of her most enka parts. Is this Masako Mori? she thought after finishing. If MM didn't exist, then this wouldn't. Identity=lives. Found lyrics on the internet before she'd released them

-when it was still being decided if she was to debut, they'd say things like "I don't understand Tadashii Machi" "this arrangement is a mistake" --Identity is a response to that. So when performed in lives, was angry. -music+lyrics interconnected in her songs

TtB a song that couldn't have been released if not for MM. ST = like 積木遊び. Features Tsumi to Batsu lyrics in reverse. Promised The Turtles member https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Turtles_(%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC%E3%81%AE%E3%83%AD%E3%83%83%E3%82%AF%E3%83%90%E3%83%B3%E3%83%89) to have a song wit "axel break" as the chorus.

TnMI = 18. Her only Boku song. at the time. Things she's not saying herself. About dealing with record company people. Byosho Public= written when KKdKS was released. She was sick. (along with TtB) 快感ジャガー=Asai's Jaguar. Izonsho=a song about suiside or being sick of everything.

-planned on 3 albums.

http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/saga/rat/014/014gallery.htm ■ 林檎画廊 2000.3.25発行 -planned on recording in Germany.


■ 有難う皆んな。 2000.3.25発行 ■ Message from“RAT” 2000.3.25発行


UTAITE http://web.archive.org/web/20140509142639/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/karaoke/text_songlist.htm ［森pact disc］

自己表現と全編曲：森俊之

冒涜ヴァイタミン キーボード他：森俊之 電気式ベース他：渡辺等 生ドラム他：沼澤尚

［亀pact disc］ 亀田誠治：自己表現と全編曲

虐待グリコゲン GG 亀田誠治：電気式ベース他 弥吉淳二：電気式ギター他 皆川真人：キーボード他 村石雅行：生ドラム他

two albums' tracklists are balanced

http://web.archive.org/web/20140509143414/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/karaoke/text_toct24780.htm 【亀pact disc】 01.灰色の瞳 =a record in her home in her childhood. スピッツの『ハヤブサ』=covered in her lives 02.more In "魅惑のラブ・バラード" in a score book. 03.小さな木の実 Also score book 04.I wanna be loved by you =sung at her birthday live. Just like a breather between songs. 05.白い小鳩 =A record at home 06.love is blind 下剋上エクスタシー suddenly decided to do it half way through the tour. did it out of respect for JI. 07.木綿のハンカチーフ home tape 08.yer blues

09.野薔薇 =was used as music before band came onstage for Hatsuiku.

http://web.archive.org/web/20140509150155/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/karaoke/text_toct24781.htm 【森pact disc】 01.君を愛す Mori had lots of Japanese, Listened to 来生たかおさんの曲 version

03.枯葉 book 「魅惑のラブ・バラード」 04.i won't last a day without you -sung together at 東芝EMIガールズ concert -figured she was busy, so went with a song she'dalready sung. -Mori had worked with Utada duringher debut.

05.黒いオルフェ「魅惑のラブ・バラード」 07.玉葱のハッピーソング -first album she'd bought had this song on it in JHS -listenedtoher brother'sCDs secretly. 08.starting over = decided to cover it after going to the John Lennon Museum in Saitama.

09.子守歌 = sampled Shopan, like making an original again. Asa-chang sanka.

Junpei=used to have a band called EVIL VIBRATION

http://web.archive.org/web/20140509152508/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/karaoke/text_jacket.htm ジャケットについて

-drew herself. this time she just acted as a vocalist, nothing else. Wanted to do something else to show her gratitude for everyone. -took all the photos on her father's F-1 camera. -black and white theme -recorded Utaite in daytime, went home at night

http://web.archive.org/web/20140509153424/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/karaoke/text_cover.htm 何故、カバーか...?

-having a child made the release rhythm go weird. It was unintentional -to get used to the rhythm of recording again.

http://web.archive.org/web/20140509154113/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/karaoke/text_2cd.htm 何故、2枚組か...? Mori=only 愛妻家の朝食 before.


http://web.archive.org/web/20140509161616/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/karaoke/text_kame.htm 【亀田誠治インタビュー】 First asked 2001 December 20. First recording in January 2002. Songs were decided early January. First meeting the 9th. Started work （1月の）13日 Did Momen first. Thought of Gekokujo members, Gokuhi members. She asked what songs they should cover. Kame thought of them.

http://web.archive.org/web/20140509161441/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/karaoke/text_mori.htm -asked Kameda to do guitars like previous SR records. Asked Mori for no guitars. -korekara no SR -wanted symmetry. -originally was just Japanese language songs. But turned into only gaikoku songs -title at the end -took songs from her childhood -SR felt that Mori wasn't someone who did just a single genre.

http://web.archive.org/web/20140510033616/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/plugin/sono6/sonoroku_3.htm 「りんごのうた」クリップ映像について 2003年11月発行

http://web.archive.org/web/20140510033924/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/plugin/sono6/sonoroku_4.htm she made a reverse Acrostic sugoroku tour


http://web.archive.org/web/20140510035042/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/plugin/budokan01/budokan01_1.htm 2003年10月発行 ■ライヴレポート Already called Tokyo Jihen in tour.

http://web.archive.org/web/20140510045159/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/plugin/10th_02/p01.htm Zazen simulcast on internet

http://web.archive.org/web/20140510050739/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/plugin/10th_02/p02.htm -SR had ideas right from the start for KFR PV, such as punk rockers shopping at a convenience store

http://web.archive.org/web/20140510051509/http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/15th/special/plugin/10th_03/p02.htm 55,000人 in 3 days=Expo


http://www.tomitalab.com/info/topics/2014/0131235856/#more-260 http://natalie.mu/music/news/103313 http://ro69.jp/news/detail/90095?rtw http://www.tokyojihen.com/vmc/artist/domestic/tokyojihen/interview_071121.php


http://www.excite.co.jp/music/close_up/interview/0807_ringo/ http://deliq.jp/cart/?transactionid=9a0ce525fd0500007e2a86655f893dc7e1110a3c

KENSHI http://biz-m.oricon.co.jp/news/data/1198.shtml http://web.archive.org/web/20140521115118/http://biz-m.oricon.co.jp/news/data/1198.shtml


-SR lots of half notes when she makes songs[72] -SR didn't want to write music for children when she debuted. Now, different.[73]


-hints at Yumiko. Male version of songs in demos, ユミ男. Sheena singing very deep. -SR feels inspired by husband and wife writing duo Ryudo Uzaki and Yoko Aki.[74] -learnt about how the world of JPop works after she had debuted.[75]

-lived Shimizu, Shizuoka when little -Nippon was inspired by taking all of her experienced in Tokyo Jihen -Nippon-Kawamura Kasuke drums [76]

http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/interview/page/1171/ 椎名林檎(しいな りんご) 1978年11月25日生まれ。福岡市出身。 2004年、バンド・東京事変のメンバーとしても並行して活動をスタートし、アルバム『教育』などをリリース。 2006年、映画『さくらん』で音楽監督に初就任し、同映画で『日本アカデミー賞』優秀音楽賞を受賞。 2008年11月、デビュー10周年を記念したライブ『（生）林檎博’08 ～ 10周年記念祭』をさいたまスーパーアリーナで開催。3日間でのべ55,000人を動員。 2009年3月、2008年度の際立った業績、新生面を開いた活動が高く評価され、文化庁主催『平成20年度芸術選奨』文部科学大臣新人賞（大衆芸能部門）を受賞。

Hyadain[edit]

-H felt inspired by Stem and Hyakuiro Megane. Liked the multimedia synthesis of the jacket/visuals/song. Also why liked Pizicatto Five.[72] -H writes easy to sing songs. Writes songs with “小6理論” - songs that a grade 6 elementary school student will understand. String of notes, lyrics, worldview. Used to be a home tutor, teaching 50 students.[73] -H has female voice for demot racks called ヒャダル子, dropping pitch “7下げ” -H inspired by Komuro family [74]

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