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| '''globe''' is a ] band. Its members are ] (arrangements), ] (vocals), ] (vocals) and ] (piano). Yoshiki started collaborating with the band in ] due to his long time friendship with Komuro. Thier most recognizable work is Genesis of Next, the ending theme to Cyborg 009. | '''globe''' is a ] band. Its members are ] (arrangements), ] (vocals), ] (vocals) and ] (piano). Yoshiki started collaborating with the band in ] due to his long time friendship with Komuro. Thier most recognizable work is Genesis of Next, the ending theme to ]. | ||
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The correct title of this article is globe. It appears incorrectly here due to technical restrictions.globe is a Japanese pop band. Its members are Tetsuya Komuro (arrangements), Marc Panther (vocals), Keiko (vocals) and Yoshiki (piano). Yoshiki started collaborating with the band in 2002 due to his long time friendship with Komuro. Thier most recognizable work is Genesis of Next, the ending theme to Cyborg 009.
Discography
Albums
- globe
- FACES PLACES
- Love again
- Relation
- FIRST REPRODUCTS
- CRUISE RECORDS 1995-2000
- EURO global
- outernet
- global trance
- Lights
- Lights2
- global trance2
- 8YEARS Many Classic Moments
- Ballads & Memories
- PIANO globe～globe piano collection～
- LEVEL4
- global trance best
- 8YEARS Many Classic Moments+DVD
- globe decade -single history 1995-2004-
- globe decade -complete box 1995-2004-
External Links
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