Show-Ya - 私は嵐 {Watashi wa Arashi} [MV] (Reaction)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- My First Reaction to Show-Ya, the Queens of Japanese Metal, with their Song "Watashi Wa Arashi" the Offical MV. When you like this Song, please support this amazing Band. Thank you for watching
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Yes, the legendary all-female Japanese metal band.
Keiko is the Queen to Heavy Metal
Love SHOW YA. The Queens of Japanese metal/rock. Sun Go their guitarist is like a mother to Nemophila's SAKI. They also have had Nemophila's Murata tam play drums at many of their NAON @ YAON concerts.
Fantastic music, 🎹🎸song and voice 🎶🌠🎶 Reaction and evaluation 💯 Thanks 🌿
ARIGATO for the good good choice!! SHOW-YA is "the GREAT PIONEER" of japanese female bands. They played at 1981 and still playing now.
KEIKO(vo), CAPTAIN(keyboard), SUN-GO(guitar), SATOMI(bass), and MITTAN(drums) are the member.
SHOW-YA is influenced by DEEP PURPLE, LED ZEPPELIN and the other bands of rock golden ages. Please watch the next songs.
"AU REVOIR" and "ROCK TRAIN"(live in Tokyo 1989 "ROLLIN' WORLD") : These songs are so catchy and so powerful.
SUN-GO's guitar riff is amazing. Their live performance is better than MV.
Happy New Year, Makoto. Really enjoyed that, she brought tears to my eyes when she dropped into the splits ! 🤘🤘
Happy New Year Brandy. Anyone who does the splits brings tears to my eyes. Apart from Akane cos she only does bananas :)
@@GaryHolloway-810 Haha, same to you Mr Maidiac !!
“I Am a Stormy Woman”_WATASHI WA ARASHI_（1987）SHOW-YA
Lyrics: Yoshihiko Ando,
Music: Keiko Terada
(English translation of rough lyrics meaning)
As if I was swept away by the wind
That blew like an endless stream
I chased the lightning that shone so brightly
The stormy sky we both saw that day
Nothing has changed.
Now it's a dead age where dreams can't be born
That's just a man's line
What changed your mind that you were so strong?
I hope you'll never betray yourself
I'm a strong woman like a storm
I'll blow away the false peace
I'm burning like a flame
Once more I'll set our world ablaze
Blowin'you
Women wear glass masks
We can hide our true faces from the world
And yet, somewhere inside,
A man always has a rusty dream that he can't get rid of
For the sake of love,
even if it hurts
I fear nothing now
I want to go back to that night
in the middle of a distant storm
The lightning that ran through us both
I am the woman of miracles
I open this night that has been closed up
And let it go
I give birth to the future
We can feel each other forever
You can get!
The lightning that calls tomorrow
Woo Woo
Now it's ripping through the sky
I'm a strong woman like a storm
I'll blow away the false peace
I'm burning like a flame
I want to burn once more
The fire of our life
Blowin'you
/SHOW-YA is a Japanese hard rock heavy metal band with five female members.
The band is a pioneer of Japanese girl metal bands composed entirely of women in the 1980s.
The predecessor of the band was the band "Medusa" with vocalist Keiko Terada and keyboardist Miki Nakamura, which later changed its name to "SHOW-YA".
In 1982, the band won the grand prize in the ladies' division of a band contest sponsored by YAMAHA.
In 1985, they made their major label debut with Toshiba EMI Japan.
Two songs from their seventh album "Outerlimits" released in 1987, their 8th single "Marginal Lovers" and 9th single
"I Am a Stormy Woman" became consecutive hits, and the album sold over 600,000 copies,
making them the most popular girls metal band in Japan at that time.
The band went through member changes, breakups, and reunions, and is one of those rare bands where the original members
are still active with a career spanning over 35 years.
/Show-ya are...
Keiko Terada - vocals,
Miki Nakamura - keyboards, chorus,
Miki mittan Tsunoda - drums, chorus,
Satomi Senba - bass, chorus,
Miki sun-go (third) Igarashi - Guitar, Chorus,