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B-Fighter
B-Fighter formed in 1994 as a Japanese rock quartet. Their 1995 debut album "B-Fighter" established their heavy sound, but it was the 1997 single "Chikyuu...
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Chikyuu Koukou
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Ima Koso Shouri Wo
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Juukou B-Fighter
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Kono Hoshi No Tame Naraba
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Kuroi Juujika Black Beet
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Senshi-tachi Yo
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Chikyuu Koukou
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Ima Koso Shouri Wo
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Juukou B-Fighter
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Kono Hoshi No Tame Naraba
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Kuroi Juujika Black Beet
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Senshi-tachi Yo
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Shiawase Wa Itsu Mo Okurete Kuru Kara
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Shutsugeki! Beet Machine
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Susume! Konchuu Senshi
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Tatakae! Mega Herakles
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B-Fighter formed in 1994 as a Japanese rock quartet. Their 1995 debut album "B-Fighter" established their heavy sound, but it was the 1997 single "Chikyuu Koukou" that connected with a wider audience. The song's themes of love and loss seemed to resonate in Japan at the time.
Beyond "Chikyuu Koukou," their catalog includes songs like "Ima Koso Shouri Wo," "Juukou B-Fighter," and "Shutsugeki! Beet Machine." They released albums through the late 1990s, including "Realize" in 1998.
The band went on hiatus after 1999 when guitarist Hiroyuki Fukada was arrested for drug use. They returned in 2001 with a slightly different lineup and released "B-Fighter IV" that year. An anthology collection followed in 2006.
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