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Dr Slump
Dr. Slump formed in Tokyo in 1989 with Kazumi Takayama on vocals and guitar, Masatoshi "Momo" Mori on bass, and Kenjiro "Kenzi" Suzuki on drums. Their early...
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Anata ga Ite Watakushi ga Ite
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Anata ni Shinjitsu Ichiro
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Arare-chan Ondo
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Arare-chan Toujou
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Are-Are Arare-chan
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Hanage ga Chotto Tobidashiteiru
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13 lyric pages live
3 photos available
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Anata ga Ite Watakushi ga Ite
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Anata ni Shinjitsu Ichiro
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Arare-chan Ondo
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Arare-chan Toujou
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Are-Are Arare-chan
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Hanage ga Chotto Tobidashiteiru
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Hello, I Love You
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I Love Pengin Mura
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Ichiban Hoshi Mitsuketa
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Ichiban-Boshi Mitsuketa
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Kao Dekaai
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Waiwai Koushinkyoku
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Waiwai World
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Dr. Slump formed in Tokyo in 1989 with Kazumi Takayama on vocals and guitar, Masatoshi "Momo" Mori on bass, and Kenjiro "Kenzi" Suzuki on drums. Their early years were lean, with little commercial traction, but they kept working on their material.
In 1996, the single "Anata ga Ite Watakushi ga Ite" broke through for them. The song's mood and lyrics connected with listeners, and it led to albums like "Medetai" in 1997 and "Margaret" in 1998. Their sound mixed rock and folk with some experimental edges, which drew both fans and some critical skepticism about being too out there.
They kept writing and recording through that period, with songs like "Anata ni Shinjitsu Ichiro" and the "Arare-chan" series appearing in their catalog. The band's lyrics often leaned toward the introspective, which became a recognizable part of their work.
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