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Saber Marionette
Saber Marionette was a Japanese band formed in 1991 around a distinctive concept: three android marionettes named Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry served as the...
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Anata wo Zutto Mitsumete 'ru
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Dakishimete Lovin' You
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Don't Waste Your Love! ( Japonês )
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Don't Waste Your Love! (translation)
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Enrai
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Heart Break Down
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Hesitation
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I'll Be There
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Isshoni
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Izayoi
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Je T'aimerai
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Joudan Ja Nai Yo
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Kage ni Nare
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Kaze no Uta o Kiki Nagara
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Kibou no TEEMA
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Kore Kare no Watashi ni
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Saber Marionette was a Japanese band formed in 1991 around a distinctive concept: three android marionettes named Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry served as the vocalists and performers. The idea came from Shoji Masuda, who used the marionettes to blur lines between reality and artifice. Their debut album, 'Saber Marionette J,' came out that same year and established their mix of pop, rock, and electronic sounds.
They released several albums in the early 1990s, including 'Gundress' in 1992 and 'Absolute Destiny' in 1993. Songs like 'Successful Mission' and 'Hesitation' became part of their catalog. The marionettes were voiced by Akemi Kanda (Lime), Yumi Touma (Cherry), and Rie Tanaka (Bloodberry), giving each character a distinct personality through performance.
At the time, the band's approach drew criticism from some who saw it as a gimmick or too provocative for mainstream tastes. Their lyrics and stage shows occasionally raised eyebrows.
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