Otomegokoro Hey Hey Hey “Otomegokoro Hey Hey Hey” means “a girl’s mind hey hey hey.” This song is about a young woman’s mind. The song, written and composed by AIMI, talks about the thoughts of the youth and the confused state they are in as they figure out their world. A girl has a lot of experiences and falls in …
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Akashi The word “Akashi” means Proof. The song was originally written and performed by ZONE. A song about a confusion, loss of direction and loneliness. When one is clouded by doubts and one is tired of feeling all the painful feelings that make you tired of doing anything, even sceaming, but you don’t know how much more painful it could …
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Stereopony’s USA tour was announced today! They will be making 3 stops through California the weekend following their appearance at Sakura-con 2012. 4/10 (Tue): San Francisco – Slim’s www.slims-sf.com 4/11 (Wed): Hollywood-Los Angeles – Key Club www.keyclub.com 4/12 (Thr): Santa Ana – YOST Theater www.yosttheater.com VIP Ticket：$40 Regular Ticket：$25 Tickets on sale Saturday March 3rd through each venue’s website. In …
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Tatoeba Utaenakunattara “Tatoeba Utaenakunattara” means “If you could not sing.” A very thought provoking composition sung with a lot of feeling. A song about all the things that really matter in our life and their presence in this moment. We have a lot of dreams, and life happens in such a way that at times, these dreams spin things 360 …
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Please Don’t Cry “Nakanaide” means “please don’t cry.” It is a song sung to a loved one who is feeling very down. When a loved one is hurt and too far away to reach physically, picking up the phone and reaching out to help is the only way. Giving your happiness to that person in exchange for their sadness and …
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It has been announced that Stereopony’s new song “Stand by Me” has been chosen as the Eureka Seven Ao ending theme. Below is a translation of the announcement on the official Stereopony website: Stereopony’s song chosen as Anime “Eureka Seven Ao” Ending! (16th Feb 2012) It has been seven years since “Symphonic Poem Eureka Seven” broadcasted! Crossing over to this …
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It has been announced Tengoku Kara no Yell, the movie released last year about Hikaru Nakasone, the founder of Ajisai music, where Stereopony got their start as MIXBOX. Wikipedia writes: A Yell from Heaven (天国からのエール Tengoku kara no ēru?) is a 2011 Japanese drama film that was inspired by the true story of the late Hikaru Nakasone. Hikaru Nakasone is …
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Half Hanbunko means a half. It is a song about giving love a fighting chance. The first line of the song asks “do you still have the pieces of the love that we had?” The song has two parts. The first parts is about the world the lovers see when they are apart. The moon they can see and the …
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First Love “Seishun ni, Sono Namida ga Hitsuyou da!” means “The Youth, We Need the Tears!” A song about falling in love for the first time and finding out about this attraction for the first time. It is the season of love in February, the season of love and it’s a new start. The young ones want to start exploring …
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