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Field of View
Field of View formed in 1994 with vocalist U-ya Asaoka, guitarist Takanobu Ohta, bassist Masato Oota, and drummer Shun Yoshida. Their debut single 'Dan Dan...
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Growin' Love
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Akikaze No Monochrome
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Andante
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Aru hareta hi
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Ashita No Tame Ni
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Believe Myself
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Cloudysky
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Crash
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Dan Dan Kokoro Hikareteku
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Doki
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Don't you See!
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Dreams
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Everywhere
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Fuyu no Ballade
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Hitori Janai
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I'm Thinking a Lot Of You
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Field of View formed in 1994 with vocalist U-ya Asaoka, guitarist Takanobu Ohta, bassist Masato Oota, and drummer Shun Yoshida. Their debut single 'Dan Dan Kokoro Hikareteku' came out in 1995 and was used as the opening theme for the anime Dragon Ball GT. That song became one of Japan's best-selling singles.
They released several albums in the late 1990s, including Field of View I and Field of View III, which reached the top of the Oricon charts. Other songs like 'Totsuzen' and 'Ashita No Tame Ni' followed. In 1998, Asaoka developed vocal cord nodules, which led to some cancelled concerts. The band's relationship with their record label also became difficult around that time.
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