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Kakihara Tetsuya
Kakihara Tetsuya is a Japanese vocalist known for his work in rock and anime music. His debut album 'Eclipse' came out in 1999 and included the song 'Electric...
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Adrenaline
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Blaze Up
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Call My Name
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Electric Monster
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Endless Journey
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Adrenaline
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Bible Of Heart
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Blaze Up
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Call My Name
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Electric Monster
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Endless Journey
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Eternal Fellows
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Itoshiihito Yo Eien Ni Nukumori Wo Tsutaete
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Number One
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Real Destiny
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Rock Star
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Thank You & Smile
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Kakihara Tetsuya is a Japanese vocalist known for his work in rock and anime music. His debut album 'Eclipse' came out in 1999 and included the song 'Electric Monster,' which became popular with both rock and anime audiences. He also worked with composer Yoko Kanno on the soundtrack for the anime series 'Macross Zero.'
In 2005, there were plagiarism accusations about his song 'A Cruel Angel's Thesis,' which was used as the opening theme for 'Neon Genesis Evangelion.' The allegations were eventually dismissed. After that, he kept making music and released albums like 'Cynical Bastard,' 'Gravity,' and 'Transcendence.'
His other songs include 'Endless Journey,' 'Number One,' 'Adrenaline,' 'Bible Of Heart,' 'Blaze Up,' 'Call My Name,' and 'Eternal Fellows.' He performs live with a backing band, and his shows are known for their energy.
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