| Color | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Japan |
| Years active | 1988-1993 |
| Label(s) | Free-Will, Nippon Crown |
| Former members | |
| Dynamite Tommy Tatsuya Cindy Marry Toshi |
|
Color was a Japanese band formed by Dynamite Tommy, the founder of the label Free-Will.[1][2] They are considered to be important to the formation of visual kei.[2] After releasing several albums on Nippon Crown, including Ask the Angels,[3] Extremism, and Color Live! Shock Treatment & Rebirth,[4] the band returned to their indies roots for their remaining albums.[5]
Contents |
Members
- Dynamite Tommy (Vocals)
- Tatsuya (Guitar)
- Cindy (Guitar)
- Marry (Bass)
- Toshi (Drums)
Discography
Singles
- "Molt Grain" (Mar 23, 1987)
- "Sandbag Baby I" (Nov 23, 1988)
- "Sandbag Baby Ⅱ" (Nov 26, 1988)
- "Broken Tavern" (Jun 6, 1989)
- "Back Tonight 5th Moon" (Feb 21, 1990)
- "Some Become Stranger" (Aug 21, 1990)
- "The Exhibition" (1991)
Albums
- Gekitotsu - 激突 (1988)
- Fools! Get Lucky!! (1989)
- Ask the Angels (Dec 5, 1989)
- Extremism Best of Color (Mar 16 1991 Best of Album)
- Color Live! Shock Treatment and Rebirth (Aug 21, 1991 Live album)
- Cherry's World (July 15, 1992)
- Remind (1992)
- Galaxy (Oct 1994)
References
- ^ Free-Will and Groove Productions Press Release Retrieved Sep 12 2007
- ^ a b Dejima Kouji (出嶌 孝次) Bounce Di(s)ctionary Number 13 - Visual Kei Retrieved Sep 12 2007
- ^ Amazon.com information on Ask the Angels Retrieved Sep 12 2007
- ^ Amazon.com Information on Color Live! Shock Treatment & Rebirth Retrieved Sep 12 2007
- ^ Amazon.co.jp information on Extremism Retrieved Sep 12 2007
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