T-Bolan is a Japanese rock band which debuted in 1991. Its members are vocal Arashi Moritomo, drummer Kazuyoshi Aoki, guitarist Takeshi Gomi, and bassist Hirofumi Ueno. The name of this band was inspired by T. Rex and its vocalist Marc Bolan.[2]
The band was formed in 1990. Their 1991 song "Hanashitaku wa Nai" (lit. "I do not want to release you") became a hit song in the cable broadcast.[3] After this success, the band released several hit songs and albums. Their 1993 song "Osaekirenai Kono Kimochi" (lit. "Inextinguishable This Heart") was used for the ending theme of Ichigo Hakusho (in which then-unknown Namie Amuro played a role). The single reached number 1 on the Japanese Oricon weekly charts, becoming their first number-one single. However, Moritomo suffered throat problems so his doctor advised that he should give up singing. Despite this, he was forced to perform a live concert on March 26, 1995. It became their last concert for the decade.[4] After a long hiatus, the band officially disbanded in December 1999.[5] In 2009, after nearly decade of treatment, Moritomo finally regained his voice, then started a solo career not under the band's same label, but by Avex.[6][7] After hearing fans wishing for the group to reform however, Moritomo and the rest of T-Bolan agreed to reunite in late 2012 and are set to go on a nationwide tour of 16 cities beginning in October 2012.[8] However the first attempt of reunion did not go well and the band went on hiatus for reasons of "each individual member walking their own paths".[9][10] In 2017 the band has announced full resume of their music activities.[11][12] They are active as of 2023.[13]
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^"T-BOLAN、今夏に"再々々結成" ベース上野の熱意契機に完全復活へ" (in Japanese). Oricon News. 31 May 2017.
^"【レポート】T-BOLAN、カウントダウンLIVEで宣言「2017年、再始動します」" (in Japanese). Barks. 1 January 2017.
^"T-BOLAN、初のシングルベストツアーが埼玉で開幕" (in Japanese). Barks. 24 August 2023.
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^ abc"T-Bolan Album rankings (Oricon)". Oricon (in Japanese).
External linksedit
Official Website (in Japanese)
April 10, 2024
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T Bolan is a Japanese rock band which debuted in 1991 Its members are vocal Arashi Moritomo drummer Kazuyoshi Aoki guitarist Takeshi Gomi and bassist Hirofumi Ueno The name of this band was inspired by T Rex and its vocalist Marc Bolan 2 T BolanAlso known asT BolanOriginJapanGenresPop rockhard rockYears active1990 1999 2012 2014 2017 LabelsRock It Records 1991 1992 Zain Records 1992 1999 2012 2014 2017 MembersArashi Moritomo Kazuyoshi Aoki Takeshi Gomi Hirofumi UenoWebsitehttps t bolan bzone co jpT BolanYouTube informationChannelT BOLANYears active2019 Subscribers24 8k 1 Total views62 081 266 million times 1 Last updated January 15 2024 Contents 1 Biography 2 Members 3 Discography 3 1 Singles 3 2 Studio albums 3 3 Compilation albums 3 4 Best albums 4 References 5 External linksBiography editThe band was formed in 1990 Their 1991 song Hanashitaku wa Nai lit I do not want to release you became a hit song in the cable broadcast 3 After this success the band released several hit songs and albums Their 1993 song Osaekirenai Kono Kimochi lit Inextinguishable This Heart was used for the ending theme of Ichigo Hakusho in which then unknown Namie Amuro played a role The single reached number 1 on the Japanese Oricon weekly charts becoming their first number one single However Moritomo suffered throat problems so his doctor advised that he should give up singing Despite this he was forced to perform a live concert on March 26 1995 It became their last concert for the decade 4 After a long hiatus the band officially disbanded in December 1999 5 In 2009 after nearly decade of treatment Moritomo finally regained his voice then started a solo career not under the band s same label but by Avex 6 7 After hearing fans wishing for the group to reform however Moritomo and the rest of T Bolan agreed to reunite in late 2012 and are set to go on a nationwide tour of 16 cities beginning in October 2012 8 However the first attempt of reunion did not go well and the band went on hiatus for reasons of each individual member walking their own paths 9 10 In 2017 the band has announced full resume of their music activities 11 12 They are active as of 2023 13 Members editArashi Morimoto 森友嵐士 vocalist lyricist composer arranger Takashi Gomi 五味孝氏 guitarist composer arranger Hirofumi Ueno 上野博文 bassist arranger Kazuyoshi Aoki 青木和義 drummer leader arrangerDiscography editSingles edit Release Day Romaji title Japanese title Peak 14 1st 10 July 1991 Kanashimi ga Itai yo 悲しみが痛いよ 462nd 18 December 1991 Hanashitakuwanai 離したくはない 153rd 26 February 1992 Just Illusion 224th 27 May 1992 Sayonara kara Hajimeyou サヨナラから始めよう 135th 22 September 1992 Jirettai Ai じれったい愛 26th 18 November 1992 Bye for Now 27th 10 February 1993 Osaekirenai Kono Kimochi おさえきれない この気持ち 18th 10 March 1993 Surechigai no Junjou すれ違いの純情 29th 16 June 1993 Setsunasa wo Keseyashinai Kizu darake wo Dakishimete 刹那さを消せやしない 傷だらけを抱きしめて 110th 10 November 1993 Wagamama ni Dakiaetanara わがままに抱き合えたなら 311th 11 May 1994 Love 312th 5 September 1994 Maria 313th 28 August 1995 Shake It 414th 20 November 1995 Ai no Tame ni Ai no Naka de 愛のために 愛の中で 215th 25 March 1996 Be Myself Heart of Gold 1996 1016th 26 November 1998 Jirettai Ai 98 じれったい愛 98 26Studio albums edit Release Day Title Peak 15 1st 21 November 1991 T Bolan 192nd 22 April 1992 Baby Blue 43rd 11 November 1992 So Bad 34th 26 May 1993 Heart of Stone 15th 8 December 1993 Looz 26th 13 March 2022 Ai no Bakudan Cherish Einstein kara no Dengen 愛の爆弾 CHERISH アインシュタインからの伝言 37Compilation albums edit Release Day Romaji Title Japanese Title Peak 15 1st 22 September 1992 Natsu no Owari ni Acoustic Version 夏の終わりに Acoustic Version 22nd 6 August 1994 Natsu no Owari ni II Lookin for the Eighth Color of the Rainbow 夏の終わりにII Lookin for the eighth color of the rainbow 4Best albums edit Release Day Title Peak 15 1st 8 August 1996 Singles 12nd 12 December 1996 Ballads 63rd 8 December 1999 T BOLAN FINAL BEST GREATEST SONGS amp MORE 664th 25 July 2002 complete of T BOLAN at the BEING studio 885th 12 December 2007 BEST OF BEST 1000 T BOLAN 426th 27 May 2008 T BOLAN BEST HITS X7th 24 March 2010 LEGENDS 328th 16 August 2023 T BOLAN COMPLETE SINGLES SATISFY 26References edit a b About T BOLAN YouTube 亀田大毅が歌ったT Bolanのルーツ T Rexの無料映像を配信 in Japanese Barks 2006 06 08 Retrieved 2008 12 15 T Bolanが表現した うた そして 4ピースバンドとしての在り方 in Japanese Barks 2008 01 09 Retrieved 2008 12 15 元T BOLANの森友嵐士 声を失ってからの苦渋の14年と取り戻した 青春 in Japanese jprime jp 25 September 2016 誰もが森友嵐士 T BOLAN があれだけ多くの人に愛された理由はどこにあるのだろう in Japanese reminder top 27 July 2023 元T BOLAN 森友嵐士が15年ぶり完全復活ライブ 8月の全国ツアーも発表 in Japanese Oricon News 18 November 2009 元T BOLAN森友嵐士 新曲 絆 で10年ぶりシーン復帰 in Japanese Natalie 27 March 2010 T BOLAN 13年ぶりに再結成 震災受けオリジナルメンバーが再会 in Japanese cinematoday 15 June 2012 T BOLANが活動休止 メンバーはそれぞれの道へ in Japanese Natalie 9 March 2014 T BOLAN 活動休止を電撃発表 ファン2400人からは悲鳴 in Japanese Oricon News 31 May 2014 T BOLAN 今夏に 再々々結成 ベース上野の熱意契機に完全復活へ in Japanese Oricon News 31 May 2017 レポート T BOLAN カウントダウンLIVEで宣言 2017年 再始動します in Japanese Barks 1 January 2017 T BOLAN 初のシングルベストツアーが埼玉で開幕 in Japanese Barks 24 August 2023 T Bolan Single rankings Oricon Oricon in Japanese a b c T Bolan Album rankings Oricon Oricon in Japanese External links editOfficial Website in Japanese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title T Bolan amp oldid 1195967248, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
