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Old 22nd October 2015, 04:01 PM
Uemarasan Uemarasan is offline
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Those are good albums, but I wouldn't say that tommyfebruary6 or Suite Chic are iconic albums. I take the word "iconic" to mean that we need more rigorous standards: highly influential, will be remembered in the future, and had strong commercial appeal. AKB48 will be there as will Morning Musume.

Namie: Sweet 19 Blues, possibly Concentration 20, Best Fiction.
Utada: First Love, Distance, Deep River.
Ayu: LOVEppears, A Best, possibly I Am.
Ringo Shiina: possibly Muzai Moratorium, Shoso Strip.
Misia: Mother Father Brother Sister, possibly Love is the Message. (influenced: Thelma Aoyama, Yuki Koyanagi, AI, Miliyah Kato, etc)
Chitose Hajime: Hainumikaze. (crest of shima-uta wave: The Boom, Rikki, Rimi Natsukawa, Kosuke Atari,
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