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After "Oragayo", the band released the album "Seishun-Oh" in
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On August 6, 2024, the band released a teaser for the music video of their new song in 26 years, "Ikigai". The song was released on August 25, the 40th anniversary of Bakufu-Slump's debut. The cover art was drawn by
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As the band's activities began to show their limits, they moved to
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for the first time. After performing at the Kudan Kaikan in the previous year, singer
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such as dowsing the audience with fire extinguishers, throwing watermelons, throwing tatami mats and wooden boards then performing on them, holding shoes or lit fireworks in their mouths, igniting fuel-soaked cotton balls on their heads, among others. They were considered a
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new compilation album was announced to be released on
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in 1988, and its second performance at the
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move on his own and it is unlikely for him to return to the stage, but the Egawa Hojin Fundraising Liaison Committee has announced that he has begun rehabilitation. He appears to have come out of a coma.
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following year. In anticipation, Nakano believed there was no way they could fill the Budokan to capacity. From this idea, a romantic song was composed as an excuse for empty seats, about a
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band originally active between 1981 and 1999. One of the most popular rock bands in Japan during the 1980s and '90s, it is known for its best-selling single "Runner", released in 1988.
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in 1981, formed Bakufu-Slump together with Sunplaza Nakano and Papala Kawai, then members of Super Slump, a rock band which won the Excellent Group Award in the same contest.
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girl who didn't attend the concert being the reason of it. The song, "Okina Tamanegi no Shita de" ("Under the Big Onion", in reference to the
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https://www.sonymusic.co.jp/artist/BakufuSlump/info/561057
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952:"爆風スランプの名曲「大きな玉ねぎの下で」制作秘話…サンプラザ中野くん「実はその曲は…」（Tokyo FM＋）"
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Hirohiko Fukuda (Emperor Fukuda): keyboards (2004–2005)
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978:"爆風スランプトリビュートアルバム WeLoveBakufuSlump"
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1004:"爆風スランプ元メンバー・江川ほーじん、交通事故に遭い現在も意識不明"
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