Sanatçının Albümleri
1992 JUDY AND MARY - BE AMBITIOUS + It's A Gaudy It's A Gross -
2001 · mini albüm
PEACE -strings version-
2001 · single
Brand New Wave Upper Ground
2000 · single
WARP
2000 · albüm
motto
2000 · single
ひとつだけ
2000 · single
ラッキープール
2000 · single
44982 vs 1650
1999 · albüm
POP LIFE
1998 · albüm
イロトリドリ ノ セカイ
1998 · single
ミュージック ファイター
1998 · single
手紙をかくよ
1998 · single
散歩道
1998 · single
LOVER SOUL
1997 · single
くじら12号
1997 · single
ラブリーベイベー
1997 · single
そばかす
1996 · single
クラシック
1996 · single
MIRACLE DIVING
1995 · albüm
Over Drive
1995 · single
ドキドキ
1995 · single
小さな頃から/自転車
1995 · single
Hello!Orange Sunshine/RADIO
1994 · single
J・A・M
1994 · albüm
Orange Sunshine
1994 · albüm
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Judy and Mary are a pop-punk band that scored continual success in the Japanese mainstream music scene throughout the second half of the 1990s. Formed in 1992 by singer Yuki, a squeaky voiced, young girl, and bass player and main writer Yoshihito Onda, the two went through several other band personnel until settling on Takuya (guitars) and Kota Igarashi (drums). With their outlandish costumes, which owed more to the giant hair-bands of Visual Kei, and Yuki's often bizarre onstage antics, the band grew from cult group to mainstream favorites: they were, like it or not, a cute version of punk, injected with the plastic stance of pop art. The kids loved it. Their debut album, J.A.M., was quite punk, but as the years went on, the pop sensibilities and growing songwriting confidence kicked in, and the band was trying on all sorts of styles: ballads, rock, pop, ska, all of it upbeat and featuring Yuki's strange lyrics. By the end of the '90s, the band had run its course, and Yuki was beginning to appear in other projects, including the group Nina, Mean Machine, and a duet with the singer Chara. In 2001, the band released their sixth and final album, Warp, and played one last show in Tokyo Dome. Several best-of compilations have been released. ~ Ted Mills, Rovi