キミドリ / オ・ワ・ラ・ナ・イ

COOL!!!

[@user-hx5wd6dp6u]

16歳の今この曲にハマりました。私もいつか懐かしいと感じたいです。

[@user-ug4ft7ow4w]

自分も16です。

[@user-jl8kb8sx6s]

今、2020年。私は44歳。キミドリ初めて聞いたの19歳。凄くない？

[@tonus8527]

wow すごい、44歳!! 私はフランス人で22歳です . 3年以 にこのグループを知っています! :)

[@user-lw5cv3lk7v]

あ、スゴい！私も44才の日本人です。 ベースライン？が好きデス。 ありがとうございます。

[@Nananeko_143]

なんかこの曲には90年代の閉塞感とか、何ともいえない不安が詰まってる気がする。

[@tictic8062]

今の会社に入った時に聴きまくった曲です。 この曲を聴くとあの頃の思い出がフィードバックします。 懐かしい。

[@9advertisement628]

この曲はクラブで知りました。 ボーカル担当の大野方栄さんの出演ジャンルの広さに驚かされます！ Blue marbleというアーティストの1stアルバムでも大野さんが歌ってますので是非聴いてみてください^ ^

[@user-nf5qx1vy2o]

色褪せない

[@KOYASUFUMI]

「オワラナイ」のボーカルを担当していた大野方栄さんの最近出た「聚楽」というアルバムがめちゃくちゃいいですよ。アマゾンから試聴できます。

[@megumicradle3691]

ほんとに毎日そうこの曲がリリースされたときからオ・ワ・ラ・ナイっ！

[@user-vh3us7eq1r]

名曲ですよね 寝れる

[@un-ko8164]

終わらないとoh what a nightを掛けてんねんで

[@user-xt4mn1nw2h]

裏原全盛期の時代。原宿で毎日聴いてた音。

[@ajtmpw]

それはなんちゅうおしゃれな時代なんだ

[@aivajapones]

昔この歌のＣＤ持ってたんですがなくしちゃってすげー懐かしいです。ＵＰありがとうございました。

[@mateitou]

unos de mis albumes fav de hiphop japonés

[@naotomihara7010]

鎮座さんのFNCYもオマージュでジャケデザイン一緒なんだけど、たしかにフロウの仕方が似ている。影響を感じる。

[@darumuhouki3375]

この懐かしい感じ

[@rememberthemilk1]

泣ける

[@user-ue2gt7zp1r]

16歳の時に店頭に並んでて買いましたね、君が踊れば都会も踊る

[@makotouchida1755]

キミドリ、自己嫌悪とか白い闇の中とか有名だけど、これいちばんいいｗ

[@Supercatzs]

Great music. This is beautiful.

[@user-gb1hb8cx8i]

クッソ懐かしすぎて草

[@miiickassa]

this stuffs great.... 93' into infinity. ....kza brought me here.

[@mogumogubotsucrebolivia2522]

Impresionante en verdad... me costo un poco encontrarlo jaja 😇

[@Kaixa_0913]

モヤモヤした時カラオケで歌う

[@takaspring]

いい！

[@snoopdeaf926]

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[@FateUnderground]

@GhoulTemple Thanks for the info

[@supermilkchan010]

where can i buy or download this through an american site? i must know!!

[@linco29]

this shit is fucking dope!!!!!!!!!!

[@Noka-__-v]

i want do d/l this album!! anyone know where I can?

[@lupe8470]

俺等がユリゲラー！

[@FateUnderground]

Where are these guys from? And when was it released? I found for this by accident while loop digging on youtube lol.

[@fruub]

A little bit of a late reply but they're from Japan, released 1993

[@knuckleqween]

saikoooooo!!!

[@hendrixphish420]

google

[@toketokepass]

illness

[@Louiebirch]

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[@wannomad]

こりゃ、今ちゃんが言うとおり、日本語ラップじゃねーな。

[@cannibalgoddess]

ひびくなぁ

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