Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Glay rocks! they still do~

one of my favourite guitar artist since back in high school days.. that must be like nearly 10 years back... shinloo, you still remember how we memorized their lyrics like stupid? haha.. those were the days..

think they are still good ^^
this is one of the best! (click to listen)
(p/s: you can off the background music at the top right corner before listening to this)



this one also nice..


a little bit about Glay:
Glay (グレイ, Glay?) is a rock/pop band from Hakodate, Hokkaidō, Japan formed by guitarist Takuro and vocalist Teru during high school in 1988. Glay primarily composes songs in the rock and pop genres, but they have also composed songs using elements of different styles such as reggae and gospel. They have sold over 37 million records as of 2008.

All members were born in Hakodate, Hokkaidō except Hisashi, who was born in Hirosaki, Aomori. When he was in elementary school, he moved to Hakodate.

* Takuro: real name Takuro Kubo : guitar (leader and primary songwriter)
* Teru: real name Teruhiko Kobashi : vocals
* Jiro: real name Yoshihito Wayama : bass
* Hisashi: real name Hisashi Tonomura : guitar

Albums
Album # Album name (Album year)
1st 灰とダイヤモンド/ Hai to Diamond (1994)
2nd Speed Pop (1995)
3rd Beat Out! (1996)
4th Beloved (1996)
5th Pure Soul (1998)
6th Heavy Gauge (1999)
7th One Love (2001)
8th Unity Roots & Family, Away (2002)
9th The Frustrated (2004)
10th Love is Beautiful (2007)

Interesting Fact:
Officially, the name "Glay" is a deliberate misspelling of the word "gray" and represents the style of music they wanted to play: a mixture between rock (black) and pop (white). However, it is thought by many English-speaking residents that the misspelling of the band's name may actually have been due to a genuine error, and the official reason was only decided in retrospect. In support of this, they point out that confusing the R and L is a very common mistake amongst Japanese speakers of English, because the Japanese language does not distinguish between the retroflex ("r") and lateral ("l") phonemes of the liquid morpheme. ^^

~cheers to Glay, who made me fell in lov with the cool electric guitar~

9 comments:

  1. I'd sooner go for Clay...Clay Aiken! Hahahahahaha!!!

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  2. Oh my, you're a fan of Glay as well. Not me, but a close pal am a fan :) A hardcore fan!!

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  3. >stp, erm... i was talking bout Glay, not Clay =(..
    but American Idol, Clay Aiken has good vocals too... i liked the song : invisible :)
    but Glay, they are really good with the electrical guitars.. and i can be totally bias with talented artist.. loved them!

    >brenda, Glay is cool =P i like the way they strum the guitar... my friend said it was dynamic pick attack? or something,... i'm not sure of guitar terms.. they were the first group which made me loved the electric guitar! (but i don't know how to play it though..)

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  4. this comment absolutely not related to the post..

    u are the medical student.. who is the WORST WORST WORST patient i have ever seen. -_-'

    get healthy faster!

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  5. sigh.... :( don't say me until like that lar... i'm consider better than other patients liao... at least i take my meds =P

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  6. hahaha.. u still dare to talk about ur 'MEDS'!!!!

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