MONGOL800 (also known to fans as Monpachi) is an Okinawan ska/punk band tha… Read Full Bio ↴MONGOL800 (also known to fans as Monpachi) is an Okinawan ska/punk band that has enjoyed moderate success at home and abroad.
Years active:2000 - Present
Genres:Punk, Ska
Labels:Tissue Freak Records/Highwave
Members:
-Uezu Kiyosaku - bass guitar, vocals
-Gima Takashi - guitar
-Takazato Satoshi - drums
MONGOL800 (モンゴル800) is a Japanese rock band that has found popular success over the past years. The melodic punk rock band from Okinawa broke into the mainstream with their 2001 release MESSAGE. Ever since then, their works have been highly anticipated. So is the case now, shortly after the release of their 4th full-length album, Daniel.
The trio consists of vocalist Kiyosaku Unzu, guitarist Takashi Gima, and Satoshi Takazato on drums. Thier notable LP, MESSAGE was actually originally an indies released. It stunned all when it sold an unprecedented 2,600,000 copies. In 2004, MONGOL800 released MOMO (Peach). The album was very successful and reached #3 on the Oricon charts. Following up their success they played a show in Los Angeles in March of 2005.
MONGOL800′s brand of melodic punk rock mixed with pop has put them on the map. Their lyrics often read like poetry and the vocal harmonies that they pull off are amazing. Dominant bass lines and unique song progression are also notable.
Daniel was released August 8th, 2006. Though it created buzz after-the-fact, the release was a rather abrupt. MONGOL800 found the spotlight in the early 2000′s and doesn’t show any sign of wanting to give that up.
Ever since I heard MONGOL800′s MESSAGE LP, I’ve been hooked. It is on eof my overall favorite albums. I recently got to listen to Daniel. I’m just as impressed as I was with MESSAGE. In their latest installment, MONGOL800 does drift a bit away from the heavily-pop/punk likings of MESSAGE. It’s surely a good thing. They explore a different musical route while remembering all of the elements that make them famous.
One of the touches that made MESSAGE so memorable were the beautiful vocal harmonies. To my slight dissapointment those were seemingly absent in Daniel. While it’s there, harmony is not emphasized nearly as much in the new release. Despite that fact, Daniel is stellar.
Years active:2000 - Present
Genres:Punk, Ska
Labels:Tissue Freak Records/Highwave
Members:
-Uezu Kiyosaku - bass guitar, vocals
-Gima Takashi - guitar
-Takazato Satoshi - drums
MONGOL800 (モンゴル800) is a Japanese rock band that has found popular success over the past years. The melodic punk rock band from Okinawa broke into the mainstream with their 2001 release MESSAGE. Ever since then, their works have been highly anticipated. So is the case now, shortly after the release of their 4th full-length album, Daniel.
The trio consists of vocalist Kiyosaku Unzu, guitarist Takashi Gima, and Satoshi Takazato on drums. Thier notable LP, MESSAGE was actually originally an indies released. It stunned all when it sold an unprecedented 2,600,000 copies. In 2004, MONGOL800 released MOMO (Peach). The album was very successful and reached #3 on the Oricon charts. Following up their success they played a show in Los Angeles in March of 2005.
MONGOL800′s brand of melodic punk rock mixed with pop has put them on the map. Their lyrics often read like poetry and the vocal harmonies that they pull off are amazing. Dominant bass lines and unique song progression are also notable.
Daniel was released August 8th, 2006. Though it created buzz after-the-fact, the release was a rather abrupt. MONGOL800 found the spotlight in the early 2000′s and doesn’t show any sign of wanting to give that up.
Ever since I heard MONGOL800′s MESSAGE LP, I’ve been hooked. It is on eof my overall favorite albums. I recently got to listen to Daniel. I’m just as impressed as I was with MESSAGE. In their latest installment, MONGOL800 does drift a bit away from the heavily-pop/punk likings of MESSAGE. It’s surely a good thing. They explore a different musical route while remembering all of the elements that make them famous.
One of the touches that made MESSAGE so memorable were the beautiful vocal harmonies. To my slight dissapointment those were seemingly absent in Daniel. While it’s there, harmony is not emphasized nearly as much in the new release. Despite that fact, Daniel is stellar.
いつの日か
モンゴル800 Lyrics
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Hiroaki Takeuchi 遠い日の無邪気な想い出 どこかに置き去りにしたようで 陰りのない笑顔をもう一度 取り戻したいと願った 戸惑ってる見知ら…
Say A Little Prayer きっと何時の日か 飛べるはずさ 今よりもずっと 遠いとこへ だけどあと少し 勇気を 髪を 切ってみた それはなんとなく …
矢沢永吉 黄昏てく 街よ 悔いはないか? 今 地平線に 残された 美しき空のはかなさ 誰かの背中みたいに見えるぜ いつの日か …
米倉千尋 遠い日の無邪気な想い出 どこかに置き去りにしたようで 陰りのない笑顔をもう一度 取り戻したいと願った 戸惑ってる見知ら…
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Mihai Popa
動画についてのテキストも、動画に載っている写真なども感動させ、好きな曲だと思います。 僕は日本に行ったことがない外国人ですけど、この国はとても尊敬していますので、いつか訪れられたらいいなと思います。 アップロードありがとうございます。
大将さん
Mihai Popa 日本はいい国ですよ！ぜひ来てくださいね
kinokomania ちゃんねる
ロシアとウクライナの争い事が悲しくて仕方ない。今、まさに世界中の人に聴いてほしい曲
ポンティン谷
この歌のように強い意志をもつことが今後求められる理性だと思います。モンゴル800ありがとう
プレミアチェルシー
このままじゃ 星はみえなくなるよ 輝く光のうた歌わない このままじゃ 海も涙を知るよ 愛された喜びも遠い過去 目先の豊かさに目を眩ませて 誇りと共にこの島を売る 大切なことを忘れ続けた 悔いても悔い足りぬ 悲しみの傷 深く心刻め 僕らの血潮 指をくわえて 見つめるだけが脳じゃない 何かが変わる まだまだ足りないイメージ 夢描くまえに あきらめてないか 深く心刻む 暗闇の記憶 息を殺して夢見た ニライカナイ 深い眠りにつく 二度と泣かぬ我が子胸に 揺るがぬ意志を 時代には泣かない この空はこの海は 決してお前なんかの物じゃない 海山空嘆く声 決してお前等に届きはしない いつの日かいつの日か 再び灯される琉球の灯 僕は歌うその日まで 夢で終わらない終わらせはしない
飛鳥
本当の平和が1日でも早く訪れる
事を待っています
ねこさんパグぅ〜
3:29のところですごい泣きそうになりました(泣)こういう写真を見ると日本でもアメリカでも世界中の人が同じ人と感じさせます。
kinokomania ちゃんねる
私もです。子を持つ親ならこの写真の悲しみが痛いほど分かります。
mico micoru
だれが悪い。と責めていても、戦争や悲しいことはなくならないのだと思います。なので、もう、こんな悲しい出来事が起こらないように。と皆で、手を取りあって、頑張るしかないのだと思います。
みなみ
兵隊には罪はないよね
恨みがあるから殺すわけじゃないし。
でも戦争ってものを始めてしまって沢山の尊い命を失った事は永遠に日本の失敗として語り継がれてほしいな、そしてもう戦争の起こらない世界になってほしい。
日本だけが被害者じゃないからみんなみんな辛かったんだろうね