BEST FICTION
• December 22, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in Album Review, Namie Amuro
Tags: 50th annual japan record awards, 60s 70s 80s, ALARM, ALL FOR YOU, Amuraa, Amuro Namie, Aretha Franklin, artist review, Avex, Avex Trax, Baby Don't Cry, best album of 2008, Best Female Video, BEST FICTION, BEST OF, bhangra, Billboard Japan, Break the Rules, CAN'T SLEEP, Come, dance, Diane Warren, Do Me More, Double Platinum, FUNKY TOWN, Girl Talk, Good Morning America, Hide & Seek, Himitsu no Hanazono, Irene Cara, J-Pop, Japan, Japan Record Awards, Japanese, japanese grammys, Japanese Pop, JPop, JUrban, Michico, MTV Japan, MTV Video Music Awards, music, music review, Namie Amuro, Nao'ymt, NEVER END, Ningyo, Oricon, Patrick Mullins, PLAY, Queen, Queen of Hip-Pop, Queen of JPop, R&B, RIAJ, Sin City, STYLE, T. Kura, The Supremes, theme song, VIOLET SAUCE, WANT ME, White Light, Who's Afraid of Music, Wishing on the Same Star, 安室, 安室 奈美恵, 安室奈美恵
HOME
• March 10, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in Shimizu Shota, Single Review, TOKIO HOT 100 Analysis
Tags: 2008, Billboard, BOY-KEN, HOME, J-Pop, J-Urban, Japan, Japanese, Japanese Pop, JPop, JUrban, Miss You, music, MUSIC ft. BOY-KEN, Oricon, R&B, Shimizu Shota, Single Review, Who's Afraid of Music, 清水翔太
そばにいるね ft. SoulJa
• March 8, 2008 • 3 CommentsPosted in Aoyama Thelma, Single Review
Tags: Aoyama Thelma, そばにいるね, そばにいるね ft. SoulJa, Billboard, critic, 青山テルマ, Japan, JPop, JUrban, music review, Oricon, Sato Hiroshi, Single Review, SoulJa, Trinidad, Universal Japan, Who's Afraid of Music, 佐藤博
When Pop Hits The Fan
• February 2, 2008 • 5 CommentsPosted in Album Review, Namie Amuro, Suite Chic
Tags: 2003, 2003 in music, A.I., Ain't Yours, Album Review, Amuro, Amuro Namie, Asia, Asian, Asian music, Avex, Avex Trax, Baby Be Mine, Dabo, Damn Fight, FIRSTKLAS, Good Life, Good Life ft. FIRSTKLAS, Hip-Hop, Hip-Pop, Japan, Japanese, japanese music, Japanese Rap, JPop, JUrban, Just Say So, Just Say So ft. VERBAL, m-flo, music, music review, Namie, Namie Amuro, Not This Time, Oricon, pop, R&B, Review, RIAJ, Signs of Life, Sing My Life, Sing My Life ft. Dabo, Soul, Suite Chic, Uh Uh..., Uh Uh... ft. A.I. AI, VERBAL, We Got Time, What If, What If ft. VERBAL, What's On Your Mind, What's On Your Mind ft. XBS, When Pop Hits The Fan, Who's Afraid of Music, Without Me, XBS, 安室奈美恵
Kingdom
• January 29, 2008 • 7 CommentsPosted in Album Review, Koda Kumi
Tags: 2008 in music, 4 hot wave, Ai no Uta, Ai Otsuka, Aishou, Album Review, Amai Wana, Anata ga Shite Kureta Koto, anytime, Ashanti, Asia, Asian, Asian music, あなたがしてくれたこと, Black Cherry, Bounce, BUT, BUT / Aishou, BUT / 愛証, Come Over, 甘い罠, 秘密, 空, Dear Family, FREAKY, girls, Himitsu, Introduction for Kingdom, J-Pop, Japan, Japanese, japanese music, Japanese Pop, JPop, JUICY, JUrban, Kingdom, Koda Kumi, Koi no Mahou, Kuu, Last Angel ft. Tohoshinku, Last Angel ft. 東方神起, MORE, music, Oricon, pop, R&B, Run For Your Life, Sora, Under, United World Chart, Who's Afraid of Music, Wonderland, World Music, 倖田來未, 恋の魔法, 愛の歌, 愛証
