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F-Blood
F-Blood formed in 1999 with vocalist Kyoji, guitarist Naoto, bassist Tetsuya, and drummer Takeshi. Their debut album 'Bleeding Rose' came out in 2001,...
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Generation Gap
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I
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Ame Ni Narisouna Sora
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Going Home
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Shiroi Kumo No You Ni
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Rising Dragon
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Generation Gap
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I
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Ame Ni Narisouna Sora
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Going Home
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Shiroi Kumo No You Ni
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Rising Dragon
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Blood #1
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Blood #2
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Height Is My Way
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Negao
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Suna
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Yubiwa
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Kyandei
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Shooting Star
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F-Blood formed in 1999 with vocalist Kyoji, guitarist Naoto, bassist Tetsuya, and drummer Takeshi. Their debut album 'Bleeding Rose' came out in 2001, featuring the song 'Ame Ni Narisouna Sora' which became an early standout. The band's music often dealt with darker themes, and their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for addressing subjects like violence and addiction.
Naoto left the group in 2004, but F-Blood kept recording and released albums like 'Eternal Blood' in 2007 and 'Lucifer' in 2010. They had songs like 'Generation Gap' and 'Going Home' in their catalog, along with tracks simply titled 'Blood #1' and 'Blood #2'. In 2012, they faced some public backlash over lyrics from their album 'Requiem' that were seen as addressing school bullying.
The band announced their disbandment in 2013. Afterward, Kyoji and Takeshi worked on solo projects, while Tetsuya started a new band called the Fifth. Their music, including songs like 'Shiroi Kumo No You Ni' and 'Rising Dragon', remains part of their recorded output from those years.
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