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G Gundam
G Gundam is a Japanese band that came together in the late 1990s, with Shunsuke Sato on vocals, Yuji Yoshino on guitar, Hideaki Nakazaki on bass, and Ryoichi...
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Flying In The Sky
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I'll Trust You Forever
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Hoshikuzu No Requiem
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Kimi no Naka no Eien
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Otoko Michi, Kemono Michi ~Master Asia No Urami Netsu~
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Umi Yori mo Fukaku
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Honkon Kankou Uta ~AJIA No Rakuen~
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Alenby No Hatsukoi
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Flying In The Sky-g Gundam 1ยช Abertura
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Get the Win
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In my dreams
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Sute Inu No Blues
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Yume No Hazamade
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Bara No Yuuutsu
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China Shuffle
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German Blues
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G Gundam is a Japanese band that came together in the late 1990s, with Shunsuke Sato on vocals, Yuji Yoshino on guitar, Hideaki Nakazaki on bass, and Ryoichi Okumura on drums. Their song 'Flying In The Sky' came out in 1999 and became widely known, especially among fans of anime music.
Their work includes songs like 'Kimi no Naka no Eien' and 'I'll Trust You Forever,' which have the kind of big, melodic sound that fits well with the dramatic themes often found in anime. The band's music tends to lean into themes of hope and perseverance, delivered with Sato's vocal range that can shift from softer passages to more forceful singing.
They put out albums in those early years, including 'G Gundam' in 1999 and 'Mobile Fighter G Gundam' in 2000. While they were associated with anime, their music found its own audience beyond just that connection.
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