Isei Noro, Tsatsuo Sakurai. Los mejores, los amo, No encuentro como agradecer su talento
@hildaislas2396Күн бұрын
los mejpres, los amo
@hildaislas2396Күн бұрын
Muy bien portados en Japón. En México habrían movido puertas y estadios. Casiopeos, vengan a CDMX, necesitamos que la CD se rompa por algo importante,
@bibtan212 күн бұрын
レナウン、イエイエのCMを思い起こさせますね!
@Setton10003 күн бұрын
Megasus
@user-ky6jb6yw8c4 күн бұрын
3:00 I got sunshine on a cloudy day !
@percyhandoko997 күн бұрын
Maestra❤
@japanesebestsongs8 күн бұрын
Just for your reference, In the 80s, Casiopea announced they sampled it from EW&F song.
@hildaislas239618 күн бұрын
Los amoooo
@user-yf1zb3xr3v19 күн бұрын
いいな〜皆が皆、音を心の底から楽しんでいるのが本当によくわかる。 羨ましすぎる😂
@meowcula21 күн бұрын
every performance of this song is epic and amazing in its own unique way
@glenbenton485521 күн бұрын
In Honor of the great Japanese people and my highest regard and respect to them, Im going to get in my manual Honda Accord appreciate the legacy of Mr. Soichiro that still lives on at the palm of my hands. Japan is so beautiful and so are its people. Everything they do they do with such pride and integrity its hard not to admire!🎉 God bless Japan!!!
This makes me think inevitably of MarioKart and Pilotwings, both for the SNES, both by Soyo Oka. I'm pretty sure she was a fan.
@danmccarthy4700Ай бұрын
I read in the comments of another video this most likely inspired "Silence", one of my favorite F-Zero soundtrack tunes so I had to hear it for myself and OH MY GOD my mind is blown watching this.
@nightdreamer1Ай бұрын
2:55 at this moment seems like Issei Noro just stunned for a second by such a magnificent bass solo!
@AlexAfferMetallicaАй бұрын
Casiopea: Hey Earth Wind and Fire, can we copy your song “in the stone”? EW&F: Sure just change it up a bit so no one notices!
@user-op6ls6pd7kАй бұрын
なんて優しい世界…😂
@Tokyo都民Ай бұрын
昔のテレビは本当に見応えがあるな。今よりパンチが強くて濃厚だわ。
@user-hr2hl5vp1p2 ай бұрын
一社提供の威力を如何なく発揮している、素晴らしい動画。1968年のクオリティーとしては凄いなぁ。
@santyrush2 ай бұрын
スペインからのご挨拶
@nyamnyam14162 ай бұрын
I believe it was the spring of 1983 as I remember Minoru Mukaiya talking about the Photograph album having just been released. My band mates and I went to see them playing at the Yamaha Centre then located in Nakanoshima, Sapporo, Japan. As we were hanging around the centre, looking at keyboards and other instruments on display, the members of Casiopea found us and began talking to us in a very friendly way - just before the concert. They were in their 20s and we were 14 years old. I remember bugger-all of what we talked about. But we had our jackets autographed by the Casiopea members. Of course, being ordinary school boys, we did not speak English back then. And little did we know then that this band would later become so well-known in many parts of the world! Here I am living in an English-speaking country, reading all these comments, many of which coming from countries other than Japan, makes me so happy! It’s been 40 years since I saw them. But I can still listen to and ‘see’ them on KZbin. Not only that, I can even leave comments that I know someone somewhere in the world might get to read. Thanks, internet. Thanks, KZbin. And thanks, Casiopea.
@CosmicheskayaEnergiya2 ай бұрын
Cab cover ?..
@kristianbarrenechea2 ай бұрын
Tremenda canción. Siempre me hace llorar hasta las lágrimas de emoción y felicidad. Asayake ❤❤
@sata83722 ай бұрын
In the Stone?
@xersxo54602 ай бұрын
The way Mukaiya-san stands up while playing a chromatic run to BEGIN his solo is just so cool
@user-wj6wc4xg2d2 ай бұрын
最後のエンゼルが振り向くピポピポのかなり前でしたね。by酒向正也
@WhynotBMG00032 ай бұрын
0:49
@user-hb7lu3cu6e2 ай бұрын
このコンビ凄すぎのひと言です
@justoneboy042 ай бұрын
矢で連弾するの効率悪いやろw
@romainamphyon2 ай бұрын
Masato Honda was on steroid for this one for sure 🦾