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Eat-man '98
Eat-man '98 came out of the late '90s with a sound that mixed rock, metal, and electronic elements. Their single "Burning Blue" became a hit around that time....
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Eat-man '98 came out of the late '90s with a sound that mixed rock, metal, and electronic elements. Their single "Burning Blue" became a hit around that time. The band's lineup included Yoshiki on lead vocals and drums, Toshi and Hide on lead guitar, Pata on rhythm guitar, and Taiji on bass.
They released their debut album "Dismantle" in 1998. The guitarist Hide died that same year, which affected the band's direction afterward. They put out a few more records like "Paradise" and "Beautiful World" before things quieted down.
Some people still listen to songs like "Tabibito" and "Burning Blue" from that period. The music had a certain raw energy that connected with listeners at the time.
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