Buck-Tick

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Buck-Tick
Buck-Tick

Buck-Tick is a popular Japanese rock, new wave & Gothic Rock group formed by Hisashi Imai in the early 1980s. Buck-Tick has performed with bands such as Marilyn Manson, KMFDM, Luna Sea and Soft Ballet. Buck-Tick's side-projects, Schaft and Schwein, consisted of Hisashi Imai, Atsushi Sakurai, Fujii Maki from Soft Ballet, Raymond Watts (aka "PIG"), and Sascha Konietzko from KMFDM.

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Although they use different surnames, Toll and Yutaka are brothers.

  • [1986.10.21] TO-SEARCH
  • [1988.10.26] JUST ONE MORE KISS
  • [1990.01.24] Aku no Hana (悪の華; Evil Flower)
  • [1991.01.21] Speed (スピード)
  • [1991.06.05] M・A・D
  • [1991.10.30] JUPITER
  • [1993.05.21] DRESS (ドレス)
  • [1993.10.21] die
  • [1995.03.24] Uta (唄; Song)
  • [1995.04.21] Kodou (鼓動; Heartbeat)
  • [1995.09.21] Mienai Mono o Miyo to Suru Gokai Subete Gokai da (見えない物を見ようとする誤解 全て誤解だ; Misunderstanding of Seeing Everything Invisible, Everything is Misunderstanding)
  • [1996.05.22] CANDY (キャンディ)
  • [1997.11.12] HEROIN (ヒロイン)
  • [1998.03.11] Sasayaki (囁き; Whisper)
  • [1998.05.13] Gessekai (月世界; Moonlight)
  • [1999.07.14] BRAN-NEW LOVER
  • [1999.10.20] MIU (ミウ)
  • [2000.09.06] GLAMOROUS
  • [2001.11.21] 21st Cherry Boy
  • [2002.02.20] Kyokutou Yori Ai wo Komete (極東より愛を込めて; From the Far East with Love)
  • [2003.01.18] Zangai (残骸; Wreck)
  • [2003.12.03] Gensou no Hana (幻想の花)
  • [2005.03.02] ROMANCE
  • [2006.08.02] KAGEROU (蜉蝣)

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