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2 18:50 C Does Spring Hide Its Joy V1
A1 Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) A2 That Certain Female A3 The Grand Duel (Parte Prima) A4 Twisted Nerve A5 Queen Of The Crime Council A6 Ode To Oren Ishii A7 Run Fay Run A8 Green Hornet A9 Battle Without Honor Or Humanity Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood / Esmeralda Suite B2 Woo Hoo Crane / White Lightning B4 The Flower Of Carnage B5 The Lonely Shepherd B6 You're My Wicked Life
A1 30/90 4:22 A2 Boho Days 1:28 A3 Green Green Dress 0:42 A4 No More 3:11 A5 Johnny Can't Decide 3:30 B1 Sunday 2:50 B2 Play Game 1:12 B3 Therapy 2:44 B4 Swimming 3:16 C1 Come to Your Senses 4:27 C2 Real Life 1:43 C3 Why 5:22 C4 Louder Than Words 4:53 D1 Come to Your Senses (end credit version) 4:09 D2 Green Green Dress (bonus track) 2:32 D3 Out of My Dreams (bonus track) 3:25 D4 Only Takes a Few (bonus track) 4:09
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Akiko Yano (矢野顕子*) - Japanese Girl 1986 2 18:50 C Does SpringBorn as Akiko Suzuki () on 13 February 1955 in Tokyo, Akiko Yano studied jazz piano in high school and recorded her first album, Japanese Girl, in 1976. To the familiar wispy, girlish voice of Japanese idoru, Yano added something different: a whimsical sense of mischief and the ability to simultaneously sing and improvise on the piano. Japanese Girl caused a sensation in the Japanese music scene, with Yano standing out from the Japanese pop scene of
