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There are some really good Japanese covers of English songs, and also some fricking crazy ones. Case in point.
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I like Engrish songs to be honest. I think it's great that they want to try to sing in a foreign language, but then... I like to try (and fail horribly) at singing in Japanese.
As long as I suck at Japanese I have no issues with them sucking at English. As for the lyrics, they are pretty nonsensical (but.. the translated lyrics sound pretty weird too most of the time), and I kind of think you have to weed out the whole grammar/sense of word order in english and just try to grasp the general concepts. Euphoric Field is one of my favorite songs. I also really liked the English OP to Rental Magica in addition to the Japanese version (Faith I think the english one is called). I couldn't disagree more with some of those in this thread who I'd very nearly call haters... |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: PMB Headquarters
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Although Halko Momoi can sing fluent English, yet her song "Sunday early morning" is hardly understandable.
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i thought most english by the japanese artists was sung quite well, as well as for chinese, taiwanese and korean. sometimes their english is worded weird but thats because of translating directly from japanese. you could take the mick out of my japanese and chinese pronounciation, even though i've studied both for a while now, i bet my accent is as weird as everyone else's.
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Winter Sleep by Olivia Lupfkin (Reira Serizawa) from the anime NaNa is one of the greatest english songs I've heard, I've been trying out singing the english versions but I get off tune..
Utada Hikaru's english version of First Love is quite good too..
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Japanese Singer Rin Oikawa Often Sings In English
Japan's Rin Oikawa (及川リン, Oikawa Rin) often sings in English.
及川リンさん(Q;indivi) NEWS リアルタイム インタビュー Oikawa Rin-san (Q;indivi) NEWS Real Time Interview Q;indivi Starring Rin Oikawa / Celebration
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Allow me to add BOOM BOOM SATELLITE and their awesome single for the Gundam Unicorn series, BROKEN MIRROR (I'm not shouting! Their song titles and band name are in all caps
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Utada is favorite of mine as well, I own her exodus and 'This is the one' album. Exodus was a little better IMO. I don't know if X-Japan was mentioned but that are really good if you like rock ballads from the 90's |
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