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7. LUCKY?
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2. OVER
3. Dreamer
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A full 8 months late.  I can’t bear to see this on the front page.  Hit the jump if you dare.

The long lost November 2008 edition of “This Month In J-Rock”!  I wrote most of these reviews months ago so bear with me.  I’ve been busy with school and I graduated in May, jobless.  I still intend to do the months I missed this year (January, February, March) but probably in a different format, after I complete my Best of 2008 of course.

THE SINGLES

Acidman- I Stand Free

Acidman is content to be the next “chill” band.  “I Stand Free” is a harmless tune backed by acoustic guitar.  The chorus raises it’s tempo but slows down once again during the verses.  The b-side “O (second line)” is much better.  Again, the song is mostly acoustic guitar but has nice coffee house bongos in background.  This isn’t the kind of music I expect to blow up in Japan but makes for good magazine reading time.  (1/2*)

HALCALI- Long Kiss Goodbye

I’m pretty sure HALCALI played this song when I saw them live in Chicago.  Or at least an earlier version.  “Long Kiss Goodbye” is the latest ending theme from Naruto Shippuden.  It’s a ballad with the usual HALCALI rhymes.  Similiar to “Tip Taps Tip” from Eureka Seven but not as good.  It’s accompanied by an instrumental version and a really cool song named “Flash.”  It has more of a dance vibe than we’re used to from the girls. (1/2*)

http://www.myspace.com/halcali

THE MINI-ALBUMS

hare-brained unity- Recent Disco System

Dance rock seems to be the new trend in the J-indie scene.  Last month we had Art-School’s Illmatic Baby and this month, hare-brain’s Recent Disco System.  The mini-album starts with a “prologue” that perfectly segues into the first track “ALIVE.”  The rest of these tracks are just OK.  I would’ve liked to hear less singing and more electronic beeps and vocador experimentation.  “EVIL DANCE” gets it right, a disco rock instrumental, but the last two tracks are too long for their own good.  Hare-brained are getting close to what they‘re looking for but it still needs some work.  (½*)

http://www.myspace.com/harebrainedunity

Oceanlane- Look Inside the Mirror

Oceanlane brings us a new mini-album with three totally different songs.  “So Alone” starts off this collection, fast paced and furious–“I’m so alone when I’m with you!”  The title track, “Look Inside the Mirror,” has expected introspective lyrics.  It’s a slow pop tune, complete with do-do-do’s.  “Lights Up My Soul” is their first experimentation in dance rock (remember that new trend I mentioned in the above review?).  The lyrics are corny as #@$% but I can’t bring myself to hate it.  These are fine songs and I can’t wait for their new album in January. (*)

http://www.myspace.com/oceanlaneofficial

the telephones- Love & Disco

The Telephones are at the forefront of the dance/disco J-indie rock movement, maybe.  I have a feeling no one has heard of them.  Which is a shame since their songs are very catchy.  I’m not overly impressed with the title track, but “RIOT!!” “electric girl,” and “beautiful bitch” are all great songs.   The chorus of “Wooo Hoooo,” which I’m sure you can guess, makes it a great feel good song.  The final track “Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah” asks us to clap our hands and then gives us a bonus track after several minutes of silence. (*)

http://www.myspace.com/thetelephonesjapan

Thursday/Envy- Split (US Release)

It’s wonderful seeing Japanese and American bands play together, releasing albums together.  Thursday has been at the forefront of the American hardcore scene for roughly a decade.  They have four songs on this split EP, two with lyrics and two instrumentals.  To be honest, the two instrumentals, “In Silence” and “Appeared And Was Gone,” sound similar to “Music From Kill the House Lights” off their b-sides album.  But it’s nice to see them try something different.  Envy’s side starts off with quiet electronic tinkering in “An Umbrella Fallen Into Fiction” but then explodes in screaming around the four minute mark.  Their other songs, “Isolation of a Light Source” and “Pure Birth and Loneliness,” are rather fast paced compared to the last couple of albums in their discography.  It’s funny, Envy has essentially become a post-rock band but Thursday is the only band on this split who has instrumental tracks on it.  I was a fan of both bands before hearing this and they both exceeded my expectations.  (*)

http://www.myspace.com/thursday

http://www.myspace.com/officialenvy

THE ALBUMS

Ami Suzuki- Supreme Show

This is Ami’s second album release of 2008.  It includes both singles “can’t stop the DISCO” and “ONE,” as well as both their b-sides “A token of love,” “climb up to the top,” and “SUPER MUSIC MAKER (SA’08S A MIX).”  This leaves for only five new songs, but with capsule front man Yasutaka Nakata producing every track on this album, you know it’s going to be gold.  My favorite tracks on this album are still the single b-sides “climb up to the top” and “A token of love.”  The new songs are pretty good, though, especially “TEN” and “change my life.”  This is the first Ami Suzuki album that a thoroughly enjoyed the whole way through.  I’m not a fan of her “idol” work.  (*)

Asian Kung-Fu Generation- Surf Bungaku Kamakura

This one’s pretty bad.  I remember commenting earlier that the single, “Fujisawa Loser,” wasn’t that great.  Unfortunately, “Fujisawa Loser” is the only good track on this album.  Their last album, World World World came out earlier in 2008 and was one of their best in my opinion.  Surf Bungaka just completely destroyed my image of AKFG.  Let’s just forget this ever happened. (-)

avengers in sci-fi- SCIENCE ROCK

The highly anticipated  sophomore album from seminal dance rockers avengers in sci-fi.  The album is full of fast, electronic noises from the very beginning.  “Homosapiens Experience (Save Our Rock Episode 1)” is an onslaught of cyber punk goodness that’s just fun to scream out at the top of your lungs.  The next song is “Save Our Rock” (episode 2?) which tones the repetitive lyrics down but is still a good continuation of the theme.  The rest of the album continues the pattern with fast songs followed by slightly slower songs but all with a great beat. SCIENCE ROCK does not disappoint and I really hope the avengers get the recognition they deserve.  (*)

http://www.myspace.com/avengersinscifi

BACK-ON- YES!!!

I waited 4 years for this?  I guess BACK-ON was too busy visiting anime conventions to record actual new material for this album.  YES!!! contains all their singles, including the anime-related “Chain,” “flower,” and “Blaze Line.”  I’m personally more a fan of their New World material and whatever song Teeda raps on.  My favorite songs are still “Butterfly” and “Drive.”  “Chain” is still great but these “LA mixes” sound no different than the originals.  As a bonus, two BACK-ON remixes are provided by BAReeeeeeeeeeN, a collaboration between the boys and GReeeeN (10 e’s for 10 members, apparently).  Aside from having no new material, the singles don’t really flow together.  They’re known for having crazy rock/rap songs but then they have super chill R&B tracks like “flower” and “Sonomamade.”  It’s clear BACK-ON still doesn’t know what direction they’re headed for.  (-)

http://www.myspace.com/backonjapan

Dir en grey- Uroboros (US Release)

I was prepared for the worst after hearing “Glass Skin” and “Dozing Green.”  But then “Sa Bir” faded into “Vinushka” and I was entranced.  Clocking in at over 9 minutes, “Vinushka” is simply epic and one of their best songs.  “Reiketsu Nariseba” is another favorite of mine.  Uroboros has a general haunting theme with slightly different instrumentation than what they normally use.  The screaming is toned down from their last album, but what’s left has a lot more emotional depth.  For example, the breakdown half way through “Stuck Man.”  The English language versions of “Glass Skin” and “Dozing Green” are laughable, but at least they included the semi-better Japanese versions on the limited edition. There’s definitely some radio rock songs on here but they seem to be moving towards more refined chaos.  (*)

http://www.myspace.com/direngrey

dustbox- Blooming Harvest

Comparisons to Ellegarden are unavoidable.  They both sound like blink 182. Now that Ellegarden is on “indefinite hiatus” a lot of J-punk bands have tried to step up to fill the void.  Dustbox deserves to take the spot.  They first caught my attention with their video for “Tomorrow” from Seeds of Rainbows.  Although the video for “Spacewalk” on this album isn’t as hilarious, it definitely grows on you.  Whoever directs their videos deserves an award.  Blooming Harvest is their 5th album.    The album is pretty much punk straight through, except for the short and sweet lullaby “Sleepless Night.”  Although their songs are cliche and tend to blend together, they have an undeniable cheery message.  I can’t help but feel happier after I listened to them.  “Why not go somewhere?  Life is short.  So you gotta smile more and enjoy our own lives.”  (*)

http://www.myspace.com/dustboxjp

Reach Up To The Universe- You & ME

In 2007, Reach Up To The Universe’s Yankee vocalist mysteriously left the band. Hirokazu Notomi stepped up to fill the role as frontman on this their first full-length album.  I haven’t gotten a chance to listen to their earlier work, but the new vocalist unfortunately lays on the Engrish.  RUTTH is similar in style to winnie or Yellowcard, pop-rock with punk tendencies.  Their main selling point is the addition of cello, occasional boy/girl lyrics, and some electronic elements.  You & Me is a competent debut album.  Songs such as “Faster Mistake,” “S.T.A.R.S,” “Save Me,” “Hand In Hand,” and “Sweet” highlight what the band is capable of. The cello gives the band a distinctive layer that’s the real drawing point for this band to me.  I hope to see great things for this band in the future.  (1/2*)

http://www.myspace.com/ruttu

Spangle call Lilli line- Purple

This is Spangle call Lilli line’s second album of 2008 (third band to do it this month!).  Just months after the release of ISOLATION, the songs here don’t sound that different, “rio” even sounds like “room in octave” part 2.  Regardless, there’s some amazing tunes here, the instrumental “nm” and the single “cast a spell on her” come to mind.  This band has the amazing ability to depress you then cheer you up in the next song.   The vocals are soft and inspirational at the same time.  SCLL is one of my best finds this year. (*)

http://www.myspace.com/spanglecalllilliline

StartOfTheDay- Melody Runner

I tend to think of StartOfTheDay as the type of band Paramore would be if Hayley went mental.  Their singer, Atsuko , who is also female, has some of the worst Engrish vocals I’ve heard.  But amidst the frantic synthesizers, it somehow works.  The formula works well on songs like “Space Eats the Earth” and “Melody Runner,” but horribly on the ballads “Truth Is So Frail,” and “My Book.”  My favorite tracks on this album are actually the ones where the male members step up for vocals, the screaming on “A New Story” is so very intense.  But the real winner on this album is “Add.”  Atsuko steps back and lets one of the guys (?) take full vocals.  It’s very soothing, especially with Atsuko’s humming in the background.  (1/2 *)

http://www.myspace.com/startoftheday

PICK OF THE MONTH

capsule- More! More! More!

Yo I’m the hottest guy around.  It’s been 11 months since FLASH BACK, the longest wait between capsule albums ever, and I’m excited.  Capsule lays on the electro quick on this album.  After the intro, we get a slightly different version of the iTunes single and title track “More, More, More, a thoroughly catchy song.  There’s not a bad song on this album.  “Jumper,” aside from having one of the coolest videos ever, is the first 7 minute dance song I’ve ever been addicted to.  I even love the rap infused “The Time Is Now.”  Other highlights: “e.d.i.t.” and “Phantom.”  This isn’t the shibuya-kei capsule that debuted in 2000, but a very competent techno group that should be rivaling Daft Punk and Justice on the world album charts.

http://www.myspace.com/capsulemyspace

WHAT TO LOOK FOR NEXT MONTH?

Just ignore this.

NEW WORLD (November 22nd 2006)
1. NEW WORLD
2. Chain (Album Mix)
3. Rain
4. ヒカリサスホウ (Hikari Sasuhou)
5. DRIVE
6. Make Some Noise

Before you start writing that comment saying that Back-On is not Viual Kei please…don’t bother, I think that I may of mentioned in the about page that every now and then there will be a non Visual Kei review, hoping not to have too many of these. Back-On is a monumental band for me, it was them who got me into the Japanese music scene. I have a really big fascination with them, they would have the second most songs on my iPod next to Hillsong United. Anyways I was meant to do a review on Alice Nine but the CD’s are not in and I promised myself that I would post a review today!!! So i decided to use my get-out-of-a-sticky-situation-back-up-plan and that is a non Visual Kei review.

Back-On first of all is a five man band, their Name “Back-On” means Sound Explosion and that would best describe their music an explosion of sound. The Band mixes rapping and singing to give a fluent flowing of vocals. Teeda and Kenji03 are the masterminds behind this blend of vocals with Kenji03 also leading in guitar and music writing. Shu the other guitarist uses his quiet time (believe me, Shu is a man of few words) to learn great riffs and leads. NEW WORLD uses a fast paced beat that is hard to keep up with. Intro’d by clapping and keys it belts right into a fast paced guitar, drum and bassline. Teeda’s rapping which leads the verse moves very quick and before we know it Kenji03 is leading us in a flowing chorus.

Chain is probably their most famous song, the opening theme song to the Anime “Air Gear” (one I quite enjoy), the song that begins with a nice slow guitar line then caps off with a full band rock out. Chain made Back-On popular not only in Japan but the USA as well. Chain sings a theme of flying and becoming free thus the Metaphor “It’s Time to break the Chain” which is followed by “Don’t be afraid…”. the bridge is capped off with a bass solo that shows us all what Gori (bass) is made of, most of the time he would finger the bass string but instead he chose to pick it in Chain. Rain, is the third track on the album, and the longest with a lovely and enchanting instrumental to it. Kenji03’s voice is a little different in it but still enchanting and I just love it (strange cause I am a guy), similarily is their next song ヒカリサスホウ (Hikari Sasuhou) which is an uplifting song, like most of Back-On’s music it is a sound explosion and when I am down its either Hikari Sasuhou or Chain which every appears first on my iPod (its in shuffle). I recommend newbies to Back-On go straight to Hikari Sasuhou because it will make you melt and fall in love, as Teeda sings “Are You ready for this? Say Yeah!”

Last two songs that appear on the Album are Drive and Make Some Noise, this concerns me why a slower sadder song like Drive (later remixed on another album) is followed by a faster, upbeat song like Make Some Noise?? Then I got it, be sad then Back-On will make you happier!!! Drive is a sadder song, but it still lifts you up when listen to it. I really like but not as much as the others, but if your not in that mood to listen to fast songs then Drive is your top choice. Finally is Make Some Noise, the one song that mixes, rock, electronic and a fast paced (I mean fast) rap. Plus some funny lines in the song but nonetheless it follows that Back-On tradition of uplifting Sound Explosion.

Ah, I like this review, its a mini album so I am halfway there til my first full Album review which I am slowly getting nervous about (Hurry Up Alice Nine!!!) but Back-On need a score, can’t leave them hanging. What the Heck!!!

5 Out of 5

Sorry but it deserved it, geez I need to find some bad songs…I feel too generous…haha So as hinted before, an Alice Nine review is not too far away, when it gets here, which will be a full Album review, I am nervous but at the same time happy cause it is a sign that VK Revolution is growing, no requests yet or guest reviews but don’t be afraid to ask, even if it is not Visual Kei, I am kind and considerate enough to post them on here.

Thats it, Thanks all for reading : )

‘nother insane title…actually its another lyrical based title, from Cassis (by GazettE) which just so happens to be on my iPod right now…i love the lyrics, but now the song just finished…oh dang…funny how my iPod has 175 songs…from about 10 bands…I think…lets see:

1. Alice Nine
2. Antic Cafe
3. Back-On
4. BAReeeeeeeeeeN
5. Bloc Party
6. EndeverafteR
7. Fall Out Boy
8. GazettE
9. Hillsong United
10. Lostprophets
11. Metro Station
12. One Ok Rock
13. Paramore
14. Versailles
15. Your Favorite Enemies

ok so i have 15 bands, I was only 5 off…funny though cause 7 of them are Japanese, 1 is Christian, 1 is British, 5 are American, 1 is Canadian…where is the Australia Music??? I know on itunes I have Short Stack, wolfmother and other bands…geez thats insane…

I wonder what would i say would be my fave??? its gotta be a close call between three bands…Antic Cafe, Back-On and Hillsong United…but Back-On takes home the trophy for number 1 band on my iPod…Hillsong United has the songs we play at Arena and Epicentre which are maginificent to listen to…Antic Cafe are really cool to listen to with their Harajuku tastes…and Back-On which has the best sounds from an Adachi background…it is Back-On that inspired me to play Bass, head to youtube and listen to Chain by Back-On or NEW WORLD by Back-On or their most recent work Flyaway by Back-On…

I better go cause the shift key on this keyboard is about to die…both of them…

Later
Crispy

ps…watch and listen to Gaku-Ten by Back-On (on youtube) cause it shows the way school is MEANT to be…

pss…how did this turn into a post on crispy’s ipod <– Jess

I’m definitely a creature of habit.  Having a routine from day to day really helps me to prepare myself, mentally, for staying on my diet from day to day.  Going to school everyday, I knew I could have a small lunch (lean cuisine), go to class, have a granola bar, go to the gym after class, and then have something a bit more substantial for dinner (Chipotle).  Easy.

Well, then came finals.  No class, just sitting on my butt all day and night studying.  I didn’t have time to take two hours off to go to the gym.  I felt low on energy because my brain was working overtime, so I “allowed” myself to overeat.  Not by much, but the extra 500ish calories a day makes all the difference between losing weight and maintaining/even gaining a little bit of weight.

Now that I’m post-finals, I’d like for my dieting to come easy again — but the lack of structure in my day and the variance from day to day makes it hard for me to get it into my head that I need to be eating sensibly.  For example, two days ago, I bought these:

I know, yum, right?  I then proceeded to eat like, ten of them.  

Yeah, these are my favorite.  I was up at 1am and had a chocolate craving.  Normally I would be strong and tell myself “no,” but coming out of two weeks of unstructured eating… my will power muscles have atrophied a little bit.  Today, though, as I smelled the delicious scent of butter and sugar as I was taking this photo, I did not eat a cookie.  I closed the box and threw the cookies away.  The score today is Michelle 1, Cookies 0.

I’m back on track.  I had a lean cuisine for lunch (salmon and rice, pretty good, and only 220 cals).  And as soon as my iPod charges past 10%, I’m about to head out to the gym and get some good cardio in.  It feels good to be back in control.

My biggest misconception about dieting, before I started two years ago, was that a diet was a temporary thing.  The truth is, if I want to stay thin and healthy, I’ll always have to be aware of the amount of calories I’m putting into my body, and I’ll always want to make sure I incorporate some gym time into my schedule.  It’s hard — a lot harder than weekly trips to all-you-can-eat sushi and bean and cheese burritos enchilado style — but when weighing the pros and cons, I really do prefer my new way of living.  Before, it was always gorge-gorge-gorge, and my stomach would hurt, and I’d get sleepy after lunch, and I’d feel self-conscious about my weight.  Now, although a little part of me is always sad when I order a burrito bol and not a full-fledged burrito from Chipotle, the rest of me is very happy.  I feel healthy, my meals energize me instead of put me to sleep, I love working out, and MOST importantly to me: for the first time ever, I feel good about the way I look.  Really good.  I don’t get depressed anymore when I go shopping for clothes, and I don’t have to try a million shirts on till I find the one that hides the chub.  It’s amazing how losing a few pounds has changed my outlook on life and on myself.

Back-On is a five man Japanese rock/nu metal band from Tokyo, Japan. They are recognized for creating anime opening themes such as the Air Gear opening theme, “Chain”; Murder Princess opening theme “”Hikari Sasuhou (fk Metal ver.)” and Eyeshield 21’s “BLAZE LINE”.

Singles
Chain-07-06-2006

1.Chain
2.Believer
3.Kodou

BLAZE LINE/A day dreaming…-06-06-2007

1.BLAZE LINE
2.a day dreaming…
3.EYES

Butterfly-19-09-2007

1.Butterfly
2.Spark
3.DRIVE(Remix)

Flower-19-09-2007

1.flower
2.ZERO
3.Colors

Sands of time

1.Sands of time
2.message for kidz
3.fifty 50

flyaway-28-01-2009

1.flyaway
2.where is the future?
3.Re:Start

Mini album
ADACHI TRIBE27-10-2004
1. Intro feat .DJ TAKAKI
2. OVER
3. Dreamer
4. FORWARD
5. Sono mama de
6. Ultimate Adachi

Hero-13-07-2005
1. FLYDOM (Shinkyoku) (FLYDOM（新曲）)
2. NUTS TRIBE
3. Ultimate Adachi
4. OVER (Leave It Alone Mix)
5. SOUL SHOUT(STUDIO LIVE)

BABY ROCK-19-10-2005

1. GAKU-TEN
2. BLOW
3. FLYDOM
4. FORWARD
5. ~feel~
6. NUTS TRIBE
7. LUCKY?
8. so many tears

NEW WORLD-22-11-2006

1. NEW WORLD
2. Chain (ALBUM MIX)
3. RAIN
4. Hikarisasuhou (ヒカリサスホウ)
5. DRIVE
6. MAKE SOME NOISE

Album
Yes-12-11-2008
1. Hate Naki Michi he (果てなき道へ [LA mix])
2. flower [LA mix]
3. NEW WORLD
4. Sands of time
5. Butterfly
6. BLAZE LINE
7. DRIVE
8. a day dreaming…
9. Sono mama de (そのままで [NEW ver.] )
10. Hikari Sasuhou (ヒカリサスホウ [NEW WORLD ver.] )
11. Chain [LA mix]
12. FLYDOM
13. color [LA mix] -bonus track-
14. Ashiato (足跡 [LA mix] -bonus track-)

Hmm after downloading some Greeeen album on Jpopsuki, I found a collab album of GreeeeN and Back-on -> BreeeeN (i think….) LMAO. Anyway, so before listening to the both tracks I just download a few albums or Back-on. Well I guess it was a good thing. Though most of their songs weren’t that appealing right a way, but Sands of time is one of the songs that I really like of them. Flower is another one, but the sounds and everything just sounds good in Sands of time. Thought I am not saying all of the rest are bad XD They aren’t bad to be honest. It’s different from what I used to listen I guess. I usually like the beat a lot :3 But yea, I like Back-on XDD

BACK-ON newest album . ! YES!!!

Track List :
1.果てなき道へ [LA mix]
2. flower [LA mix]
3. NEW WORLD
4. Sands of time
5. Butterfly
6. BLAZE LINE
7. DRIVE
8. a day dreaming…
9.そのままで [NEW ver.]
10. ヒカリサスホウ [NEW WORLD ver.]
11. Chain [LA mix]
12. FLYDOM
-bonus track-
13. BAReeeeeeeeeeN / color [LA mix]
14. BAReeeeeeeeeeN / 足跡 [LA mix]

Download this album here :

- Link#1

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Recently, ORICON featurd BACK-ON in their special program called “Ranking Paradise”.  BACK-ON’s latest single “flyaway” had a peak position of #4 on the Oricon Daily Charts, and I guess, Oricon took notice, and put them on this program, lol!  ^^

Watch the video here:  —->  http://tv.oricon.co.jp/ranpara/bn_068.html

Video Details

-  There was a Q&A between the hosts and BACK-ON, and there were certainly plenty of laughs, and every single member of BACK-ON made a contribution.

-  Icchan was asked to describe what GReeeeN were like, to which he replied ‘GReeeeN are like kind older brothers’.
 
-  The band were also asked what GReeeeN actually looked like – a very normal question given that they’re still ‘anonymous’ – and in the end, Teeda was asked to draw a picture of their face!

Source: BACK-ON Fansite

This weeks Oricon top 20 are:

1. KinKi Kids – Yakusoku (171,412)
2. GReeeeN – Ayumi (71,846)
3. Junko Akimoto – Ai no mamade… (30,278)
4. Yoshii Kazuya – Birumania (23,443)
5. Kaela Kimura – Doko (18,656)
6. Gackt - GHOST (16,969)
7. Miliya Kato – 20 – CRY – (14,875)
8. Mucc – Sora to Ito (13,919)
9. Yui Horie – silky heart (13,700)
10. Watarirouka Hashiritai – Hatsukoi Dash / Aoi Mirai (12,888)
11. Kaori Mochida – Ame no Waltz (11,619)
12. BACK-ON – flyaway (11,314)
13. Megumi Nakajima – Tenshi Ni Naritai (9,551)
14. Tohoshinki – Bolero / Kiss the Baby Sky / Wasurenaide (9,026)
15. Nana Mizuki – Shin Ai (7,984)
16. Rie Kugimiya, Yui Horie & Eri Kitamura – Orange (7,666)
17. Miss Monday – The Light feat. Kj from Dragon Ash, Naotarou Moriyama, PES from RIP SLYME (7,281)
18. Jero – Eisa (7,223)
19. Satoda Mai with Gouda Kyoudai – Bye Bye (6,384)
20. Lil’B – Kimi ga Suki De (5,612)

Nama: Icchan
Posisi: Drum
Birth: 2 Oktober 1985
Golongan Darah: B

*gambar dan profile di ambil dari www.back-on.com

Nama: Gori
Posisi: Bass
Birth: 13 Juni 1984
Golongan Darah: B

*gambar dan profile di ambil dari www.back-on.com

Nama: Shu
Posisi: Guitar
Birth: 24 Oktober 1984
Golongan Darah: B

*gambar dan profile di ambil dari www.back-on.com

Nama: Kenji03 (Kenji Three)
Posisi: Vokal, MC, Guitar
Birth: 25 September 1984
Golongan Darah: O

*gambar dan profile di ambil dari www.back-on.com

Nama: Teeda
Posisi: MC
Birth: 28 Desember 1984
Golongan Darah: A

*gambar dan profile di ambil dari www.back-on.com