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| - | Fishmans was an influential Japanese [[dub]] / [[rock]] band formed in 1987. Singer Shinji Sato tragically died in a car accident in 1999 and the band ended. In 2005, Fishmans began performing again with guest singers including [[UA]], [[Ikuko Harada]] from [[Clammbon]], [[Yuzuru Kashiwabara]] from [[Polaris]], and [[Chung-Ho Sai]] from [[bonobos]]. | + | '''Fishmans''' was an influential Japanese [[dub]] / [[rock]] band formed in 1987. Singer Shinji Sato tragically died in a car accident in 1999 and the band ended. In 2005, Fishmans began performing again with guest singers including [[UA]], [[Ikuko Harada]] from [[Clammbon]], [[Yuzuru Kashiwabara]] from [[Polaris]], and [[Chung-Ho Sai]] from [[bonobos]]. |
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* [http://www.ribb-on.com/fishmans/ Fishmans Website] (Japanese) | * [http://www.ribb-on.com/fishmans/ Fishmans Website] (Japanese) | ||
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Fishmans was an influential Japanese dub / rock band formed in 1987. Singer Shinji Sato tragically died in a car accident in 1999 and the band ended. In 2005, Fishmans began performing again with guest singers including UA, Ikuko Harada from Clammbon, Yuzuru Kashiwabara from Polaris, and Chung-Ho Sai from bonobos.
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Band Members
- Shinji Sato (vocals)
- Kinichi Motegi (drums)
- Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
Support Members
- Hakase (keyboards)
- Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
Albums
External Links
- Fishmans Website (Japanese)