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* [http://www.kyoto-su.ac.jp/information/famous/blankeyj.html Band Info in English] | * [http://www.kyoto-su.ac.jp/information/famous/blankeyj.html Band Info in English] | ||
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Blankey Jet City topped the Japanese punk rock scene in the 90's. Since the band's creation in 1990 by vocalist and guitarist Kenichi Asai, they have released dozens of albums and singles even with each band member working on their own side-project bands. After its formation, the band soon earned itself a major record deal with Toshiba EMI thanks to a battle-of-the-bands-meets-American-Idol-style television program.
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Band Members
- Kenichi Asai (Vocals and Guitar)
- Terui Toshiyuki (Bass)
- Nakamura Tatsuya (Drums)
Album Discography
- Blankey Jet City 1997-2000 (2000)
- Blankey Jet City 1991-1995 (2000)
- LAST DANCE (2000)
- HARLEM JETS (2000)
- Romeo no Shinzou (1998)
- LOVE FLASH FEVER (1997)
- SKUNK (1995)
- The Six (1995)
- Shiawase no Kane Ga Narihibiki Boku wa Kanashii Furi o Suru (1994)
- METAL MOON (1993)
- C.B. Jim (1993)
- THE BLANKET JET CITY LIVE! (1992)
- Bang! (1992)
- Red Guitar And The Truth (1991)
Single Discography
- SATURDAY NIGHT (2000)
- SEA SIDE JET CITY (2000)
- Pepin (1999)
- SWEET DAYS (1998)
- Dandelion (1998)
- Chiisana Koi No Melody (1998)
- Akai Tambourine (1998)
- Hidarikiki no Baby (1997)
- Gasorin no Yurekata (1997)
- Kuchizuke (1995)
- Girl / Jiyuu (1995)
- Kaze ni Narumade (1994)
- Aoi Hana (1994}
- Fuyu no Sweater (1991)
- TEXAS (1991)
- Furuyo Shonen no Uta (1991)
External Links
- Blankey Jet City Official Website (Japanese)
- Polydor Page (Japanese)
- Band Info in English