| Cascade | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Japan |
| Genre(s) | Rock Visual kei |
| Years active | 1993-2002 |
| Label(s) | Universal |
| Website | Official website |
| Former members | |
| Tama Masashi Makko Hiroshi |
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Cascade was a Japanese Visual Kei band, though they had a very casual style. The band formed in 1993 and disbanded in August 2002.[1] Samurai Man was their first full album.[2] Their sound was not typical of other visual kei bands, and was strongly influenced by New Wave.[1][3]
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Members
Last line-up
- Tama (Vocal) was born on Jan 13 in Kyoto.
- Masashi (Guitar) was born on Nov 30 in Kagosima.
- Makko (Bass) was born on Jun 24 in Yamanashi.
- Hiroshi (Drums) was born Sep 18 in Okayama.
Past Members
- Kagemary (Syn)
- Miyuki (Bass)
- Q-Shi (Drums)
Discography
Singles
- "Narikiri Bonnie and Clyde" なりきりボニー&クライド(1996/9/21)
- "Oh Yeah Baby" (1997/3/21)
- "Yellow Yellow Fire" (1997/6/21)
- "Super Car" スーパーカー (1997/11/21)
- "S.O.S Romantic" S.O.S ロマンティック(1998/4/22)
- "Flowers of Romance" (1998/8/12)
- "Cuckoo" (1998/11/11)
- "Memories" メモリーズ (1999/1/27)
- "Azayakana Kiseki" アザヤカナキセキ (1999/2/24)
- "Dance Capriccio" (1999/10/27)
- "Congracche" コングラッチェ (2000/1/26) Ending Theme of Japanese Anime Kindaichi Case Files
- "Tokyo Darling" TOKYOダーリン (2000/5/17)
- "Sexy, Sexy," (2000/11/16) Ending Theme of Japanese Anime Ghost Stories
- "Strawberry Moon" (2001/4/25)
Albums
- Apollo Exercise (Indies Album)
- Viva! (1995/11/22)
- Beautiful Human Life (1996/3/23)
- Samurai Man サムライマン (1996/10/23)
- Yellow Magical Typhoon (1997/7/24)
- 80*60=98 (1998/6/17)
- Kodomo Z コドモZ (1999/3/25)
- Piaza ピアザ (2000/2/23)
- Adrenalin No.5 (2000/6/14)
- Butterfly Limited Express (2001/6/13)
- Viva Nice Best (2002/9/19)
VHS
- Macaroni マカロニ (1996/6/21)
- Teritori-Machinegun (1997/4/23)
- Kageki na Bouryoku カゲキな暴力 CASCADE SHOW AT BUDOKAN (1998/3/21)
- Komanchi コマンチ (1999/6/23) Also has a DVD version
- Risutora Shite Kudasai yo リストラして下さいよ。(2000/11/8)
DVD
- Viva Nice DVD (2002/11/21)
- Last Tour 2002 Omise dekinai noga Zannen Desuga ラストツアー2002 お見せできないのが残念ですが Live at Osaka (2002/11/21)
References
- ^ a b Oricon Artist Profile Retrieved Aug 28, 2007
- ^ Murata, Keiko Cascade Cross Talking J-Rock Magazine, #18 (November 1996)
- ^ CD Journal Band Profile Retrieved Aug 28, 2007
