Bokura ga Ita
Bokura ga Ita formed in 2004 with Kouichirou Sakuma on vocals and guitar, Hiroki Fujino on guitar, Takuya Takagi on bass, and Masaru Nishiguchi on drums....
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Bokura ga Ita formed in 2004 with Kouichirou Sakuma on vocals and guitar, Hiroki Fujino on guitar, Takuya Takagi on bass, and Masaru Nishiguchi on drums. Their debut single 'Merry Go Round' came out in 2006 and found an audience with its melancholic melody. They followed with albums like 'Bokura no Melody' in 2007 and 'Bokura no Uta' in 2009.
Songs like 'Aishiteru' and 'Suki Dakara' showed the band working in acoustic and folk arrangements while keeping Sakuma's vocals at the center. They released 'Bokura no Ashita' in 2011. In 2010 they dealt with a plagiarism lawsuit that was settled out of court.
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