J-Pop; The tool of Evil?
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Stalkid64
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This all stems from my screwing around with Shoutcast streams via XBox Media Center, finding "Japan-A-Radio" and for some reason finding it absurdly funny and somewhere between annoying and catchy. I spent hours tracking down one song ("Good Bye Natsuo" by Aya Matsuura)... who it also turns out is on the attractive side. Say what you like about it but J-pop does turn up some good things. 
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Stalkid64
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I get it. They aren't typical "teen" comics. Not your typical superhero things. They're actually written for adults... heck no parent in their right mind would ever let the kids near a copy of the original Akira manga.
Anyway, let me just enter a SHAMELESS PLUG [t.m.] for the video to that Aya Matsuura song. I would just provide the torrent to it but some of us enjoyed retraining in the fine art of "Google-Fu" recently and would encourage others to do so.
Anyway, let me just enter a SHAMELESS PLUG [t.m.] for the video to that Aya Matsuura song. I would just provide the torrent to it but some of us enjoyed retraining in the fine art of "Google-Fu" recently and would encourage others to do so.
blizz
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Ok, much like Monster's Inc and The Incredibles offer something for both children and adults, anime does the same, for example for the younger generation there is Pokemon, Naruto, DBZ, for adults for example, there is Texhnolyze, Serial Experiments Lain and Jin-Roh. There is of course stuff for teens as well, such as Trigun and Berserk.
Also I feel now that is appropriate to point out that Jaz bought the Monster Inc. game for PS2 for himself. Not for his missus or a younger relative. But for himself. For himself I tell you!!
Also I feel now that is appropriate to point out that Jaz bought the Monster Inc. game for PS2 for himself. Not for his missus or a younger relative. But for himself. For himself I tell you!!