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March 28, 1990 @Shinjuku Loft

***March 28, 1990 @Shinjuku Loft*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Loft. Performed alongside bands Blue Jersey and 16Tons. This is the first concert Hakase would participate in, though he would only join 2-3 songs into the concert.

## Setlist

1. "誰かを接そう"
2. "Special Night"
3. "Future"
4. "News"
5. "Walkin'"
6. "ひこうき"
7. "Go Go Clubですれ違い"
8. "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
March 22, 1995 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1

***March 22, 1995 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Fukuoka Drum Be-1. It was part of the Oh! Mountain tour.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is known for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

Other performers unknown.
January 11, 1998 @Space Shower TV

***January 11, 1998 @Space Shower TV*** was a Fishmans concert performed in-studio at a Space Shower TV recording venue. Dubbed a "live dub mix", it was recorded on video and released in full in 2007 as In Space Shower TV Episode.3. In 2018, fans mixed the performance and released it as its own standalone bootleg album, Live 98.01.11 @SSTV Sound & Vision.

## Setlist

1. "Walking in the Rhythm"
2. "それはただの気分さ"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Honzi (keyboards, violin)
* Ichizo Nishikawa (mixing)
December 31, 1990 @La.mama

***December 31, 1990 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. Event titled "Good Bye 90's A Happy New Year 91's With New Year's Buckwheat". Played with Hobos Jungle, Graffiti, Tyrannosaurus, The Barrett and others.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
March 17, 1995 @Shimokitazawa Club Que

***March 17, 1995 @Shimokitazawa Club Que*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shimokitazawa Club Que. It was part of the Oh! Mountain tour. Concert was performed on the same day as the band's first live album, Oh! Mountain.

## Setlist

1. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "忘れちゃうひととき"
4. "Running Man"
5. "静かな朝"
6. "うまく歩けないよ"
7. "Blue Summer"
8. "気分"
9. "Go Go Round This World!"
10. "Just Thing"
11. "オアシスへようこそ"
12. "夜の想い"
13. "感謝(驚)"
14. "いかれたBaby"
15. Encore: "My Life"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

Other performers unknown.
Akiko Ueta

***Akiko Lima Ueta*** (Japanese: **リマ植田亜希子)**; born **植田亜希子**; also known as **Butchy**) is the head of Japanese dub/rock group Fishmans' management team, working with Ribbon Co. Ltd. She is the head of production at Neri for public statements via Fishmans and the publication of now-defunct fan magazine Pool, as well as managing many of the technical aspects of the band's production. Beginning in 1995, Ueta still serves today as the major outlet through which Fishmans publishes announcements and social media posts (exception of the band members' individual online accounts).
May 18, 1994 @TBS Hall

***May 18, 1994 @TBS Hall*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue TBS Hall. Event titled "TBS Akasaka Live", apparently this was the 157th event of this kind to have been performed. Played against band Ice in a "battle of the bands".

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
In Space Shower TV Episode.1

***In Space Shower TV Episode.1*** is the final of three DVD releases from Space Shower TV and Universal, cataloging multiple videos of Japanese band Fishmans. It mostly comprises of a full concert video from February 24, 1992 @Shibuya Club Quattro, as well as a small interview, a making-of video for Season and behind-the-scenes footage of the photoshoot for Long Season.

## Track listing

*Note: the "未CD化" tag next to tracks 2-4 and 12 translates to "Not on CD", meaning no officially released studio recording is available of those particular songs.*

1. "あの娘が眠ってる" (4:49)
2. "いつまでも" (未CD化) (2:11)
3. "つきすぎたモンキー" (未CD化) (5:37)
4. "それはたぶん" (未CD化) (3:44)
5. "ひこうき" (6:29)
6. "パラダイス" (4:10)
7. "土曜日の夜" (4:10)
8. "むらさきの空から" (5:17)
9. "頼りない天使" (4:53)
10. "Walkin'" (7:15)
11. "いなごが飛んでる" (3:47)
12. "ウインナーソーセージ" (未CD化) (4:24)
13. "チャンス" (7:35)
14. "100ﾐﾘちょっとの" (5:32)
15. "Future" (7:50)
16. "ワイキキビーチ・スタジオでのトーク" (7:25)
17. "レコーディング風景と『LONG SEASON』のジャケット撮影時のオフショット映像をミュージック・ビデオ風にまとめたプレミアム映像" (6:57)

## Issues

* 2007 - **UPBH-1212** (DVD, Space Shower TV/Universal, Japan)
August 27, 1998 @Okayama Pepperland

***August 27, 1998 @Okayama Pepperland*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Okayama Pepperland. It was part of the 8月の現状 tour. When Fishmans played here, reportedly the venue had been newly refurbished.

## Setlist

* Opening Recording: "Breakadawn" (De La Soul)

1. "A Piece of Future"
2. "Weather Report"
3. "Go Go Round This World!"
4. "Baby Blue"
5. "静かな朝"
6. "土曜日の夜"
7. "ひこうき"
8. "それはただの気分さ"
9. "気分"
10. "Walking in the Rhythm"
11. "ゆらめき in the Air"
12. "ナイトクルージング"
13. "Season"
14. "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)

Other performers unconfirmed.
Крест Ордена Короны

**Крест Ордена Короны**(нем. Kreuz des Ordens der Krone) - награда Королевства Сырнсбьорния, признание доблести и стойкости в бою или успехов в развитии государства. Введён 21 октября 2018 года, имеет три степени.

### Страна

 Восточный АвалонКоролевство Сырнсбьорния

### Основание награждения

Отвага и доблесть на поле боя и успехи в развитии государства

## Королевский Указ

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> Крестом Ордена Короны 2-й степени наградить Акито Луция Данделиона, Фурри Фокси делла Летува-Корлеоне
> Крестом Ордена Короны 1-й степени наградить Константина Фока, Никколо Макиавелли
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December 12, 1997 @Shinjuku Liquid Room

***December 12, 1997 @Shinjuku Liquid Room*** was a concert Fishmans performed at the end of the Walking in the 奥田イズム tour at venue Shinjuku Liquid Room. The concert was recorded in full on video, directed by Kensuke Kawamura, later occasionally broadcasted in part on Space Shower TV as the concert film Live Shower Fishmans. It was first broadcast on February 22, 1998 and later archived by fans as bootleg 1997.12.12 Live in Liquid Room. It was also broadcast on March 6, 2020, this broadcast being recorded again as bootleg "97.12.12 @Shinjuku Liquid Room ~ Broadcast 20.3.6 @SSTV". The concert video not only contains footage from the performance itself, but also includes multiple scenes filmed by Fishmans in a studio which interrupt the concert footage, but not the audio.

Notably, the 1997.12.12 footage excludes a number of songs from the concert. いい言葉ちょうだい, 忘れちゃうひととき, 気分, Go Go Round This World!, and Daydream were all performed at the concert, but cut from the final film.

Season from this performance was later remixed, appearing on live album 8月の現状. Weather Report from this performance was later printed on Fishmans' single いかれたBaby / 感謝(驚) / Weather Report. To date, these are the only instances where a performance from this concert was distributed on CD. A longer stretch, all songs from なんてったの to Season, was also printed on video album In Space Shower TV Episode.3.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Crime"
2. "いい言葉ちょうだい"
3. "なんてったの"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "土曜日の夜"
6. "ずっと前"
7. "バックビートにのっかって"
8. "忘れちゃうひととき"
9. "気分"
10. "Go Go Round This World!"
11. "Sunny Blue"
12. "Walking in the Rhythm"
13. "Weather Report"
14. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
15. "夜の想い"
16. "いかれたBaby"
17. "Season"
18. "Daydream"
19. "チャンス"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, sampler)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Ichizo Nishikawa (mixing)
December 14, 2007 @Nagoya Cafe Domina

***December 14, 2007 @Nagoya Cafe Domina*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Cafe Domina in Nagoya. The only evidence that this concert happened at all is a listing on Setlist.fm, and the performance is not mentioned on Fishmans' website despite comparable performances being mentioned.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)

Other performers unconfirmed.
Golden Best Fishmans: Polydor Years

***Golden Best Fishmans: Polydor Years*** is a compilation album organized and released by Universal Music on December 5, 2012. It exclusively consists of material from Fishmans' Polydor era, hence the name, as well as various select recordings from their final concert on December 28, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz, also including one from March 2, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room.

## Track listing

1. "ナイトクルージング" (6:02)
2. "Baby Blue" (6:09)
3. "ずっと前" (5:01)
4. "すばらしくてNice Choice" (6:47)
5. "Season" (5:44)
6. "Magic Love" (4:59)
7. "Weather Report" (8:42)
8. "Walking in the Rhythm" (Prototype Mix) (4:49)
9. "いかれたBaby" (5:38) - Recorded on December 28, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz.
10. "感謝(驚)" (7:15) - Recorded on March 2, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room.
11. "頼りない天使" (4:53) - Recorded on December 28, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz.
12. "ひこうき" (9:11) - Ditto.
13. "In The Flight" (6:49) - Ditto.

## Issues

* 2012 - **UPCY-9317** (CD, Universal, Japan)

## Trivia

* This is the only compilation album released by Fishmans which failed to include any new, unreleased material.
June 22, 1996 @Fukuoka Gaya

***June 22, 1996 @Fukuoka Gaya*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Fukuoka Gaya. It was broadcast live by FM Fukuoka, and attendance for the concert was reportedly free.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Crime"
2. "Fish Is Watching You"
3. "いい言葉ちょうだい"
4. "土曜日の夜"
5. "幸せ者"
6. "Slow Days"
7. "うまく歩けないよ"
8. "Baby Blue"
9. "気分"
10. "Go Go Round This World!"
11. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
12. "Sunny Blue"
13. "Just Thing"
14. "オアシスへようこそ"
15. "夜の想い"
16. Encore 1: "感謝(驚)"
17. Encore 2: "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
February 24, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro

***February 24, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. It was part of the 若いながらも歴史あり tour. This concert has an identical setlist and location to the next day's concert, February 25, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. This concert features MariMari as support vocalist. According to the band, this concert's performance of Sunny Blue was received particularly well by the audience.

## Setlist

* Opening Recording: "Throw Mi Corn" (Larry Marshall)

1. "土曜日の夜"
2. "Running Man"
3. "静かな朝"
4. "ずっと前"
5. "Slow Days"
6. "Baby Blue"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "Go Go Round This World!"
9. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
10. "Sunny Blue"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "感謝(驚)"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
* MariMari (vocals)
July 20, 1993 @Kyoto Special

***July 20, 1993 @Kyoto Special*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Kyoto Special. Played with Electric Glass Balloon. Fishmans' third album Neo Yankees' Holiday would release the following day.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
Kazufumi Kodama

Kodama in 2005, as he appears in The Long Season Revue.

### Member of

Mute Beat • Fishmans • Dub Master X • Gota Yashiki • Hirofumi Asamoto • Kodama And The Dub Station Band

### Roles

Trumpet

**Kazufumi Kodama** (born **こだま和文**; January 29, 1955) is a Japanese trumpet player and producer for some of Japan's earliest and most influential dub groups. His claim to fame is the work he's done with group Mute Beat in the late 80s, many articles citing this group as the very first dub group to exist in Japan. Even if this isn't true, he certainly pushed the genre to its most popular in the country. In 1991, Kodama assisted in the creation of Fishmans' first album Chappie, Don't Cry as an executive producer from label Virgin Japan. Despite having minimal to no involvement with the band beyond the creation of this first album, Kodama still regularly interacts with members of Fishmans to this day, sometimes appearing for live performances (such as his contributions on The Long Season Revue in 2005).

## Trivia

* Kodama had a close friendship with band leader Shinji Sato, and following his death, Kodama stated that he believes Sato may well have committed suicide instead of simply dying from heart failure as was the official cause of death. This claim is mostly unfounded, mainly being based around lyrics of songs he wrote and happenstance.
January 12, 1990 @La.mama

***January 12, 1990 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. Performed alongside band Frederick.

## Setlist

1. "He's Running"
2. "誰かを接そう"
3. "Future"
4. "News"
5. "Walkin'"
6. "いなごが飛んでる"
7. "Go Go Clubですれ違い"
8. "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
August 7, 1994 @Osaka Seaside Greenery

***August 7, 1994 @Osaka Seaside Greenery*** was a Fishmans concert performed at a beach in Osaka. Exact location unknown. Event titled "9th Sea Celebration". Concert performed alongside Cornelius, OWL and B#.

## Setlist

1. "Future"
2. "100ミリちょっとの"
3. "頼りない天使"

Unfortunately this is not the complete concert, but no other songs are available from this setlist.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

Other performers unconfirmed.
91.08.21 心斎橋Club Quattro

## Alternate Covers

***91.08.21 心斎橋Club Quattro*** (romanized: ***91.08.21 Shinsaibashi Club Quattro***, formerly ***Live 91.08.21 @心斎橋CLUB QUATTRO***) is a bootleg live album by Fishmans, recorded on August 21, 1991 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. The concert was recorded on tape and sat for a while before being digitized, so there are occasional skips and exceptionally low quality moments on the recording.

Cover artwork created by community member Juan Choo and adopted as official on December 26, 2023. Released with 2024 fanmade remaster of bootleg. Alternative artwork created by community member Oliver was rejected in a community vote. Former artwork is no longer used.

## Track listing

1. "Little Flapper" (3:54)
2. "He's Running" (5:21)
3. "いつまでも" (2:09)
4. "Good Morning" (4:22)
5. "もう言わないで" (4:30)
6. "Blue Summer" (6:41)
7. "くつ下" (9:48)
8. "ごきげんはいかがですか" (3:29)
9. "ウインナーソーセージ" (3:24)
10. "ピアノ" (11:12)
11. "ひこうき" (5:11)
12. "チャンス" (6:20)
13. "Go Go Clubですれ違い" (6:50)
14. "ひっくりかえってた2人" (6:17)
15. "今日はちょっと" (1:16)
16. "Walkin'" (5:55)

## Gallery

Original cover used for bootleg when it was referred to as "Live 91.08.21 @心斎橋CLUB QUATTRO".Alternative artwork submitted to community art contest, by Oliver.
## Personnel

### Band members

* Shinji Sato (vocals, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

All other personnel unknown.

## Issues

* 2019 (digital, unauthorized) - This is the original unedited tape audio. Titled "Live 91.08.21 @心斎橋CLUB QUATTRO".
* 2024 (digital, unauthorized) - This is the "repaired" fanmade re-release. Renamed to "91.08.21 心斎橋Club Quattro".
December 25, 1991 @Ichikawa Club Gio

***December 25, 1991 @Ichikawa Club Gio*** was a concert Fishmans performed at the Ichikawa Club Gio venue. This event was titled "Can Reach Santa Claus," and they played alongside groups such as Japanese alt-rock band The Pillows, Grand Nuts, and Rip Van Wink. The concert was only released as a bootleg under Live 1991.12.15, which erroneously splits X'mas Song in two parts.

 Setlist

1. "あの娘が眠ってる"
2. "いつまでも"
3. "Special Night"
4. "ウインナーソーセージ"
5. "X'mas Song"
6. "Walkin'"
7. "チャンス"
8. "100ミリちょっとの"

 Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
December 19, 1994 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1

***December 19, 1994 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Fukuoka Drum Be-1. It was recorded in full, and performances from the concert later appeared on live album Oh! Mountain.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Crime"
2. "忘れちゃうひととき"
3. "Running Man"
4. "疲れない人"
5. "Thank You"
6. "土曜日の夜"
7. "エヴリデイ・エヴリナイト"
8. "Woofer Girl"
9. "気分"
10. "あの娘が眠ってる"
11. "Melody"
12. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
13. "オアシスへようこそ"
14. "帰り道"
15. "感謝(驚)"
16. "夜の想い"
17. Encore 1: "100ミリちょっとの"
18. Encore 2: "Go Go Round This World!"
19. Encore 3: "いかれたBaby"
20. Encore 4: "チャンス"
21. Encore 5: "ひこうき"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

Other performers unknown.
Haruo Kubota

Unknown date.

**Haruo Kubota** (born **窪田晴男**; September 18, 1959) is a Japanese guitarist and producer born in Suginami, Tokyo, Japan. Kubota is most famous for his work in television/video game soundtracks, but notably appeared in 1992 to produce Japanese dub/rock group Fishmans' second album, King Master George. He is also known to participate in several rock groups, such as Pearl Brothers, being responsible for the soundtrack for anime *Welcome to the NHK!*.

Kubota's early life is mostly obscure, however his first musical work was in 1981 with the soundtrack to anime *Akuma to Himegimi*. He spent the eighties producing various anime soundtracks, floating from project to project, occasionally appearing on albums by Ryuichi Sakamoto as guitarist. In 1992, Kubota produced his first musical album, Fishmans' King Master George. The band hadn't found a solid producer for their sound yet, previously working with Kazufumi Kodama on their last album, so they took the producer on. Apparently the process involved in recording with Kubota was particularly annoying. As said in Fishmans' biography page:

> Apparently recording with Kubota was frustrating and sporadic at times, making the growing pains of finding new footing significantly more difficult. In modern accounts, the band specifically cites one recording session as being particularly ridiculous, that being one late night while Kubota was drunk off sake. He'd seen it fit to call the band in randomly to the studio, and not much was accomplished. Such antics would result in a record that was inconsistent in sound, constantly jumping from one genre to the next as the band searched for new direction.
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Following his work with Fishmans, Kubota mostly stuck to arrangement works and production for soundtracks. He's appeared on soundtrack albums for *Pokémon*, *Super Mario Bros.*, *Lupin The IIIrd* and *Welcome To The NHK!*.

## Solo albums

* 元録花見踊 / 夕やけ小やけ (Collaboration with Kiyoshi Yamaya, 1984, Columbia)
* エンゲージ (1985, Columbia)
* 湘南爆走族 -残された走り屋たち- = Shonan Bakusozoku (1986, Columbia)
* Flying New Asian (1991, Art Force)
* Midnight Preacher (1999, Sony)
March 31, 1992 @Nagoya Heartland

***March 31, 1992 @Nagoya Heartland*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Nagoya Heartland. It was the final concert they performed before beginning recording their second album, King Master George.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
December 3, 1995 @Nagoya Club Quattro

***December 3, 1995 @Nagoya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Nagoya Club Quattro. It was part of the ナ亻スᆞチヨ亻スᆞツアー tour. This concert was recorded on VHS.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Slime"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "Thank You"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "ずっと前"
6. "Baby Blue"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "あの娘が眠ってる"
9. "Just Thing"
10. "オアシスへようこそ"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "感謝(驚)"
13. "いかれたBaby"
14. Encore: "Go Go Round This World!"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)

Other performers unconfirmed.
2022.1.7 俺たちの決起集会

***2022.1.7 俺たちの決起集会*** (romaji: *2022.1.7 Oretachi no Kekki Shoukai*, English: *January 7, 2022: Our Rally*) is a bootleg album containing the complete musical portion of a stream by Fishmans on January 7, 2022 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe. Prior to the musical performance contained on this bootleg, Fishmans (prominently Kin-Ichi Motegi) gave an hour-long talk on recent Fishmans news and upcoming events, as well as an extended QnA session with questions submitted by fans. The performance is marketed as an "acoustic" performance, wherein Motegi performs on a drum machine instead of his usual drumset.

## Track listing

1. "Long Season" (Rally Mix) (6:02)
2. "Go Go Round This World!" (6:07)
3. "なんてったの" (7:07)
4. "頼りない天使" (7:23)
5. "ひこうき" (7:06)
6. "ナイトクルージング" (9:10)
7. "いかれたBaby" (7:59)

## Personnel

### Band members

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drum machine, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-sun (keyboards)

### Other musicians

* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
91.12.25 市川Club Gio

## Alternate Covers

***91.12.25 市川Club Gio*** (romanized: ***91.12.25 Ichikawa Club Gio***, formerly ***Live 1991.12.25***) is a bootleg recording of a Fishmans concert performed on December 25, 1991 @Ichikawa Club Gio, Christmas at Ichikawa Club Gio. Event at concert was titled "Can Reach Santa Claus," Fishmans performing alongside The Pillows, Grand Nuts, and Rip Van Wink. It features some material from their earliest studio album, *Chappie, Don't Cry*, but also features studio material that was unreleased at the time, such as "Walkin'," which wouldn't be released in a studio capacity until the single Walkin' was released over a year later in February 1993, the song ultimately appearing on their third album Neo Yankees' Holiday. Also present is 100ミリちょっとの, a song that wouldn't be released until early 1992 as single 100ミリちょっとの, eventually landing on their second album King Master George.

Cover artwork created by community member Juan Choo and adopted as official on December 26, 2023. Released with 2024 fanmade remaster of bootleg. Former artwork is no longer used.

 Track listing

Note: Track 5 "X'MAS SONG" is split on bootleg into two parts.

1. "あの娘が眠ってる" (3:55)
2. "いつまでも" (3:15)
3. "Special Night" (5:45)
4. "ウインナーソーセージ" (4:08)
5. "X'MAS SONG" (2:00)
6. "Walkin'" (5:16)
7. "チャンス" (6:45)
8. "100ミリちょっとの" (4:35)

## Personnel

### Band members

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

## Issues

* 2019 (digital, unauthorized) - This is the original unedited tape audio. Titled "Live 1991.12.25".
* 2024 (digital, unauthorized) - This is the "repaired" fanmade re-release. Renamed to "91.12.25 市川Club Gio".
Mariko Yamamoto

**Mariko Yamamoto** (born **マリコ**) is a Japanese visual artist from Tokyo, Japan. She is married to fellow visual artist Moog Yamamoto, both of which forming the art duo Phonic. She and her husband are responsible for a great majority of Fishmans' artwork and design. Mariko is also known to have worked on various Buffalo Daughter and MariMari releases. Beyond this, information on Mariko is very sparse, and since 2005 she hasn't released any significant artistic projects.
February 24, 1992 @Shibuya Club Quattro

***February 24, 1992 @Shibuya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at Shibuya Club Quattro. It was recorded in full and released on DVD in 2007 as In Space Shower TV Episode.1. To date, it's the earliest full Fishmans concert to be officially released.

## Setlist

1. "あの娘が眠ってる"
2. "いつまでも"
3. "つきすぎたモンキー"
4. "それはたぶん"
5. "ひこうき"
6. "パラダイス"
7. "土曜日の夜"
8. "むらさきの空から"
9. "頼りない天使"
10. "Walkin'"
11. "スローなブギにしてくれ"
12. "いなごが飛んでる"
13. "ウインナーソーセージ"
14. "チャンス"
15. "100ﾐﾘちょっとの"
16. "Future"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, cornet, acoustic guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar, vocals)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
MariMari Rhythmkiller Machinegun

Promo shot from 1999-2001.

**MariMari Rhythmkiller Machinegun** is a band founded by Japanese vocalist MariMari in 1995. After releasing their first EP Since Yesterday in the same year, a Strawberry Switchblade cover, the band would lie dormant until their reformation in 1999. Their first album released in 2000, titled Us, which marked the band's true beginning. Since 2001, however, the band has released no material and again lies dormant.

An archive of MMRKMG's website is located here.

## Members

### Official Members

* MariMari (vocalist, writer)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)

### Primary support members

* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Keiji Hatano (bass)
* Yuichi Oki (keyboard)

## Releases

### Albums

* Us (2000, Polydor)
* Head Light, Suit Case - さすらいの秘密 (2001, Polydor)

### EPs

* Since Yesterday (1995, Cardinal)
* High Summer Line (2001, Polydor)

### Singles

* TTAGGG / Since Yesterday (2000, Polydor)
* 1.2.3.4 Red Bird (2000, Polydor)
* Think About You / Serious Eye (2001, Polydor)

### Video Albums

* More 4 on line. More? (2001, Universal)
August 27, 1988 @Kichijoji Mandara

***August 27, 1988 @Kichijoji Mandara*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Kichijoji Mandara. The band performed alongside group Black Market. Reportedly, attendance at this concert was unusually low.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
2nd March 1996 at Shinjuku Liquid Room

***2nd March 1996 at Shinjuku Liquid Room*** (also known by the title of the DVD release of the same performance, 若いながらも歴史あり 96.3.2 @新宿Liquid Room) is the fifth live album released by Fishmans, on May 26, 2021. The album chronicles the majority of Fishmans' concert performed on March 2, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room, including an identical tracklist to the 2005 DVD release of the same concert. The concert was originally released on DVD in 2005, but this album release was mixed differently by ZAK to provide greater clarity of sound.

Similar to 98.12.28 男達の別れ and Long Season '96~7 - 96.12.26 Akasaka Blitz, this album was released on 2 discs, comprising of a mostly complete recording of a concert. This also makes it the third officially released Fishmans album (excluding releases such as video albums) containing a complete concert experience.

## Track listing

### Disc 1

1. "Oh Slime" (11:16)
2. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday" (6:25)
3. "Thank You" (2:49)
4. "土曜日の夜" (5:02)
5. "ずっと前" (5:10)
6. "Slow Days" (7:24)
7. "Baby Blue" (7:48)
8. "忘れちゃうひととき" (6:12)
9. "Go Go Round This World!" (4:26)

### Disc 2

1. "すばらしくてNice Choice" (7:38)
2. "Sunny Blue" (5:24)
3. "気分" (6:34)
4. "チャンス" (7:22)
5. "いかれたBaby" (5:43)
6. "オアシスへようこそ" (7:47)
7. "感謝(驚)" (7:53)
8. "ナイトクルージング" (7:54)
9. "新しい人" (7:22)

## Personnel

### Band members

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)

### Other musicians

* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)

## Issues

* 2021 - **UPCY-7714/5** (CD, Universal, Japan) - Part of reissue series 30th Anniv. Fishmans.
* 2021 - **UPJY-9179/81** (12" Vinyl, Universal, Japan) - Part of reissue series 30th Anniv. Fishmans.

## Trivia

* Album cover photo can be seen in the 2005 DVD release of this concert early on, during the performance of Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday.
Gavin Rossdale

**Gavin McGregor Rossdale** (born October 30, 1965) is a Scottish-English/Jewish-English singer-songwriter, actor & musician.

### Trivia

* Gavin's Scottish-English on Barbara's side & Jewish-English on Douglas' side.
* Gavin was 11 when Barbara & Douglas got divorced.
* Gavin was 22 when he & Pearl began dating and when he & Pearl split.
* Gavin was 23 when Pearl gave birth to Daisy.
* Gavin was 30 when he & Gwen began dating.
* Gavin was 36 when he & Gwen got engaged and when he married Gwen.
* Gavin was 40 when Gwen gave birth to Kingston.
* Gavin was 42 when Gwen gave birth to Zuma.
* Gavin was 48 when Gwen gave birth to Apollo.
* Gavin was 49 when he & Gwen split.
* Gavin was 50 when he & Gwen got divorced.
8月の現状 (tour)

*Note: this is the page for the tour. For the album, see 8月の現状.*

**8月の現状** (romanized: *The Current Situation in August*) was the eighth nationwide tour performed by Fishmans to promote the release of their second live album, 8月の現状, for which the tour was named after. The tour took place between August and October of 1998, totaling in at a monstrous 17 performances, making it the largest tour Fishmans would ever perform. The tour was later described in detail in the band's fanzine, Pool Volume 20.

## Gallery

First of four consecutive pages from Pool Volume 20 discussing the tour.Second of four Pool pages.Third of four Pool pages.Final of four Pool pages discussing the tour.
## Performed shows

*Italicized concerts are not confirmed to be official performances in the tour, but took place while the tour was active.*

* August 22, 1998 @Kumamoto Django
* *August 23, 1998 @Oita Drum Top's*
* August 25, 1998 @Matsuyama Salon Kitty
* August 26, 1998 @Hiroshima Namiki Junction
* August 27, 1998 @Okayama Pepperland
* August 29, 1998 @Kobe Chicken George
* *August 31, 1998 @Shinjuku Liquid Room*
* September 7, 1998 @Nagano Live House J
* September 8, 1998 @Kanazawa AZ Hall
* September 10, 1998 @Niigata Junk Box
* *September 21, 1998 @Sapporo Messe Hall*
* September 23, 1998 @Sendai Beeb Basement Theater
* October 1, 1998 @Nagoya Club Quattro
* October 2, 1998 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro
* October 4, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos
* October 10, 1998 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall

## Trivia

* Despite its name, the tour does not actually include any performances that were included on 8月の現状. This is because the tour was performed after *8月の現状*'s release.
August 29, 1991 @TVK

***August 29, 1991 @TVK*** was a Fishmans appearance on television program TVK. Event titled "Live Gaga". Unclear if any real 'concert' was performed, but the whole band made an appearance.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
April 1, 1990 @Club Citta Kawasaki

***April 1, 1990 @Club Citta Kawasaki*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "Hajime no Uta Vol. 5". Played alongside bands Kenzi and Grand Nut.

## Setlist

1. "Future"
2. "He's Running"
3. "News"
4. "Walkin'"
5. "Go Go Clubですれ違い"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
June 28, 1995 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro

***June 28, 1995 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Concert was recorded and broadcast by FM802, event was titled "Cool Night". The band performed alongside Plagues and Great3.

## Setlist

1. "100ミリちょっとの"
2. "My Life"
3. "いつまでも"
4. "Thank You"
5. "土曜日の夜"
6. "パラダイス"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
9. "あの娘が眠ってる"
10. "Go Go Round This World!"
11. "オアシスへようこそ"
12. "チャンス"
13. Encore 1: "感謝(驚)"
14. Encore 2: "頼りない天使"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
History of Fishmans

### NOTE: This page is for the 2022 concert tour "History of Fishmans". If you're looking for a historical retrospective on Fishmans, go here: Fishmans

***History of Fishmans*** was a 2 day Fishmans tour/event performed in early March 2022. It was streamed live in its entirety on ePlus Japan, including video. It was their first true live performance (with the presence of an in-person audience) since September 7, 2019 @Otodama 2019, and their first back-to-back appearances since the Long Season 2016 tour.

## Performed shows

* March 1, 2022 @Ebisu Liquid Room
* March 2, 2022 @Ebisu Liquid Room
December 13, 1991 @Inkstick Suzue Factory

***December 13, 1991 @Inkstick Suzue Factory*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Inkstick Suzue Factory. Event titled "December Children". Played with Jetzt and Dismate. First time 100ミリちょっとの was ever played live or shown publicly. Apparently Motegi also sang a cover of Tatsuro Yamashita's song "DOWNTOWN", a song by Sugar Babe.

## Setlist

1. "100ミリちょっとの"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "Downtown" (song written by Tatsuro Yamashita, vocals by Kin-Ichi Motegi)
4. "救われる気持ち"

Other songs from this concert unknown. Current setlist is only an approximation.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
February 25, 1990 @Shinjuku Loft

***February 25, 1990 @Shinjuku Loft*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Loft. Performed alongside band Banjo Cars, Bersha and others.

## Setlist

1. "誰かを接そう"
2. "Special Night"
3. "He's Running"
4. "いなごが飛んでる"
5. "パラダイス"
6. "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
I Dub Fish (song)

***I Dub Fish*** is a song by Japanese rock group Fishmans, written by Shinji Sato. It is one of only 2 Fishmans songs whose lyrics are entirely written in English, the other being Fish Is Watching You. It was first included as a B-side to their 1996 single Season, including a monologue narrated by assistant producer Minoru Yokoo (also known as Tak). The song was originally recorded as a joke, however over time it lived on as an underground staple of Fishmans' catalog. The 2016 EP I Dub Fish takes its name from the song, however the song itself does not appear on the EP.

## Appears on

* Season - Track 2. (7:08)
* Seasons (Life) - Track 2. (7:13)
* 宇宙 ベスト・オブ・フィッシュマンズ - Disc 2, track 7. (7:08)
* Live 2011/5.3 At Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall "A Piece Of Future" - Disc 1, track 1. (10:11)
* Night Cruising 2018 - Track 2. (7:07)

## Known performances

* October 14, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro
* June 7, 1997 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
* September 6, 1997 @Fukuoka Drum Logos
* May 3, 2011 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
* June 14, 2020 @Dommune Japan

## Lyrics

*Note: Lyrics are originally English.*
I dub fish...
Return to river. Return to sea
I am a fish, returning to the river
It's been a while, for this fish.
Old and sodded.
But I must carry on.
For I bear children, to lay in these calm waters
Amongst the fellow fish that hatch and pray
Some stay in the river and some go out to sea
To keep this cycle in motion, I must go on
Go on
Go on
Go on
July 31, 1997 @Osaka Castle Music Hall

***July 31, 1997 @Osaka Castle Music Hall*** was a Fishmans performance at venue Osaka Castle Music Hall. It was their only performance at the venue, and Fishmans was opening for Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra. This is similar to their previous concert, July 4, 1997 @Shibuya Club Quattro, where they opened for rock group Pavement with the same setlist. A brief clip of Long Season being performed alongside an interview with the band was broadcast on television by an unknown station, available here.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
December 27, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz

***December 27, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz*** was a concert Fishmans performed as the penultimate performance on the 男達の別れ tour at Akasaka Blitz. It was followed the next day by December 28, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz, performed at the same venue with the same setlist.

This concert was recorded by a fan, and distributed as bootleg 98.12.27 男達の別れ.

## Setlist

1. "Oh Slime"
2. "ナイトクルージング"
3. "なんてったの"
4. "Thank You"
5. "幸せ者"
6. "頼りない天使"
7. "ひこうき"
8. "In The Flight"
9. "Walking in the Rhythm"
10. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
11. "Melody"
12. "ゆらめき in the Air"
13. "いかれたBaby"
14. "Long Season"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (keyboards, sampler, violin, accordion)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
February 7, 1996 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1

***February 7, 1996 @Fukuoka Drum Be-1*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Fukuoka Drum Be-1. It was part of the 若いながらも歴史あり tour.

## Setlist

* Opening Recording: "Many Rivers to Cross" (Jimmy Cliff)

1. "Oh! Slime"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "Running Man"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "ずっと前"
6. "Slow Days"
7. "Baby Blue"
8. "忘れちゃうひととき"
9. "Go Go Round This World!"
10. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "チャンス"
13. "いかれたBaby"
14. Encore 1: "気分"
15. Encore 2: "Just Thing"
16. Encore 3: "感謝(驚)"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
Deep & Bites

**Deep & Bites [ディープ＆バイツ]** was a Japanese rock group founded in Tokyo by Norio Yamakawa and Hiroto Komoto in 1990 and disbanded in 1992, regularly performing in the Japanese underground music scene throughout this time. They released two albums in 1990 as well as their single Aiaigasa, and released their final album in 1992. They consisted of:

* Norio Yamakawa (guitar, vocals)
* Yoshiyuki Konno (percussion, chorus)
* Hiroto Komoto (vocals, 1990)
* Masao Yamakawa (bass, chorus, 1990)
* Tomotaka Ohtake (drums, 1990)
* Kohichiro Ohno (guitar, 1990)
* Emerson Kitamura (keyboards, 1992)
* Masuhiro Goto (drums, chorus, 1992)
* Futoshi Matsuzaki (bass, 1992)
* Masafumi Yamakawa (unknown)
* Tomihiko Oiwa (unknown)

The lead member and writer of the band's music is Norio Yamakawa, founding the band alongside Hiroto Komoto (of Blue Hearts fame). They performed what they called "stupid rock" using examples such as The Potato Chips and The Great Richies, and were known for their humorous live performances. By the time their first album released they had become a 5-piece outfit, but had lost Komoto early on. By the release of Aiaigasa they had lost guitarist Kohichiro Ohno to become a four-piece band. At some point between this and their final album, they'd cycled three of their members, retaining only Norio Yamakawa and Yoshiyuki Konno for the remainder of their output. After Deep & Bites disbanded, Norio Yamakawa would go on to form "Yamakawa Norio & Ice Cream Man" in the late nineties.

## Albums

* Skip Steady (1990, MMG/Garland)
* Get Giggle (1990, MMG/Garland)
* 男心を唄います。 (1992, Rice Records)

## Singles

* うたをうたおう (1990, MMG/Garland)
* Aiaigasa (1990, MMG/Garland)

## Sources

* https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/word/person/DEEP%2526BITES/
* https://music.metason.net/artistinfo?name=Deep%20%26%20Bites
* http://tsuiseki.sakuraweb.com/musician/te/bm-te0020.html
* https://artist.cdjournal.com/a/deep--bites/119767
* https://tsutaya.tsite.jp/artist/PPS000005GT4
December 25, 1988 @Kichijoji Mandara

***December 25, 1988 @Kichijoji Mandara*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Kichjijoji Mandara. The band performed alongside group Black Market. Reportedly, Kensuke Ojima had a fever during the concert's performance.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
Go Go Round This World! (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム)

***Go Go Round This World! (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム)*** (romanized: *Go Go Round This World! (1996 Live at Shinjuku Liquid Room)* is a single digitally released by Fishmans on May 26, 2021, recorded on March 2, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. It was released alongside いかれたBaby (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム) and Baby Blue (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム), all also released alongside the physical release of 2nd March 1996 at Shinjuku Liquid Room, all of which are directly pulled from that album. Notably, while these singles were digitally released on the day *2nd March 1996* was physically released, the album wouldn't see digital release alongside these singles until months later.

## Track listing

1. "Go Go Round This World!" (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム) (4:03)

## Personnel

### Band members

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)

### Other musicians

* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)

## Issues

* 2021 - **Absent** (Digital, Universal, Worldwide)
December 15, 1994 @Kobe Chicken George

***December 15, 1994 @Kobe Chicken George*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Kobe Chicken George. It was recorded in full, and performances from the concert later appeared on live album Oh! Mountain.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Crime"
2. "忘れちゃうひととき"
3. "Running Man"
4. "Thank You"
5. "土曜日の夜"
6. "Woofer Girl"
7. "気分"
8. "Melody"
9. "オアシスへようこそ"
10. "夜の想い"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

Other performers unknown.
March 30, 1995 @Nagoya Club Quattro

***March 30, 1995 @Nagoya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Nagoya Club Quattro. It was part of the Oh! Mountain tour.

## Setlist

1. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "疲れない人"
4. "Running Man"
5. "静かな朝"
6. "うまく歩けないよ"
7. "Blue Summer"
8. "気分"
9. "Go Go Round This World!"
10. "Just Thing"
11. "オアシスへようこそ"
12. "夜の想い"
13. "感謝(驚)"
14. "ひこうき"
15. "チャンス"
16. Encore: "My Life"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

Other performers unknown.
August 20, 2005 @Rising Sun Rock Festival

***August 20, 2005 @Rising Sun Rock Festival*** was a Fishmans concert performed at event Rising Sun Rock Festival. It was the first full-concert Fishmans performance since 1999. The stage the band performed at was named "Hokkaido Ishikari Bay New Port Tarukawa Pier Yoko Outdoor Special Stage".

## Setlist

1. "Weather Report" (vocals by Ikuko Harada)
2. "ナイトクルージング" (vocals by Hanaregumi)
3. "頼りない天使" (vocals by UA)
4. "Melody" (vocals by Kiyoshiro Imawano)
5. "いかれたBaby" (vocals by all + Bikke)

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Hanaregumi (vocals)
* UA (vocals)
* Kiyoshiro Imawano (vocals)
* Bikke (vocals)
June 7, 1997 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall

***June 7, 1997 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall*** was a concert Fishmans performed at Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. It was performed alongside bands Protect and Super Butter Dog, with Bikke as support vocalist (of Tokyo No.1 Soul Set fame). This concert's performance of ナイトクルージング was later remixed on Fishmans' live album 8月の現状, and the original recording appears on their video album 記憶の増大, along with a video of this concert's すばらしくてNice Choice performance.

## Setlist

1. "I Dub Fish"
2. "Go Go Round This World!"
3. "Magic Love"
4. "頼りない天使"
5. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
6. "ナイトクルージング"
7. "Long Season"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards)
* Bikke (vocals)
21世紀の現状

* Official Cover
* Full Image

***21世紀の現状*** (Romanized: *Ni-ju Ichi Seiki no Genjo*, English: *The Current Situation of the 21st Century*) is an unofficial live compilation bootleg documenting performances made by Fishmans that were streamed over the Internet between 2020 and 2022. It contains performances from February 19, 2019 @Zepp Tokyo, June 14, 2020 @Dommune Japan, April 21, 2021 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe, January 7, 2022 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe, March 1, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room and March 2, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. On top of collecting the performances, this bootleg features noise-reduced tracks compared to the originals, and edits them down for brevity.

The bootleg's name is inspired by Fishmans' second live album, 8月の現状. Its tagline on the YouTube upload is "we never get better or worse as we get older, but more like ourselves". This is originally found on the cover to Fishmans' single Baby Blue.

## Track listing

1. "夜の想い" (8:11) - Recorded on June 14, 2020 @Dommune Japan.
2. "Go Go Round This World!" (4:02) - Recorded on March 1, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room.
3. "土曜日の夜" (7:26) - Recorded on February 19, 2019 @Zepp Tokyo.
4. "オアシスへようこそ" (8:45) - Recorded on March 1, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room.
5. "ひこうき" (6:54) - Recorded on January 7, 2022 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe.
6. "Season" (5:24) - Recorded on April 21, 2021 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe.
7. "ナイトクルージング" (6:25) - Recorded on June 14, 2020 @Dommune Japan.
8. "なんてったの" (7:29) - Recorded on April 21, 2021 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe.
9. "In The Flight" (9:23) - Recorded on March 2, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room.
10. "Walking in the Rhythm" (12:34) - Recorded on March 2, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room.
11. "ゆらめき in the Air" (16:45) - Recorded on February 19, 2019 @Zepp Tokyo.
12. "新しい人" (11:48) - Recorded on March 2, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room.

## Personnel

### Band members

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
* Shinji Sato (vocals [track 11])

### Other musicians

* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)

### Other personnel

* ZAK (engineer)
* Ichizo Nishikawa (engineer)
23.09.09~10 Wind Parade '23

### Recorded

September 9, 2023 @Chichibu Muse Park, September 10, 2023 | TV Broadcast on December 17, 2023

### Length

1:58:40

***23.09.09~10 Wind Parade '23*** is a bootleg album containing the audio of a two-hour-long compilation film released documenting the events of Wind Parade 2023. The festival took place across September 9 and 10 2023, yet Fishmans' appearance was on September 9, 2023 @Chichibu Muse Park. The compilation video contained no complete performance from any act at the festival, but contained segments from each one.

## Track listing

Original tracklist is not split into days. The following split is for accuracy's sake.

### Performed on September 9, 2023

1. "Open" (2:20) - Stock DJ interlude
2. "Poly Life Multi Soul" (8:38) - by cero.
3. "Angelus Novus アンゲルス・ノーヴス" (5:39) - by cero.
4. "音タイム" (6:06) - by Hanaregumi.
5. "光と影" (6:17) - by Hanaregumi.
6. "誅犬" (5:24) - by Gezan.
7. "DNA" (6:08) - by Gezan.
8. "Season" (7:36) - by Fishmans.
9. "いかれたBaby" (5:59) - by Fishmans.
10. "Weather Report" (12:28) - by Fishmans.

### Performed on September 10, 2023

1. "Interlude" (2:11) - Stock DJ interlude
2. "Weekend" (5:16) - by Zazen Boys.
3. "Crazy Days Crazy Feeling" (4:21) - by Zazen Boys.
4. "やさしい生活" (10:52) - by Kaneko Ayano.
5. "Wonderful Life" (9:23) - by Tavito Nanao.
6. "Rollin' Rollin'" (5:19) - by Tavito Nanao.
7. "風船讃歌" (6:31) - by Sunny Day Service.
8. "サマー・ソルジャー" (8:12) - by Sunny Day Service.

## Personnel

### Fishmans' musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Hanaregumi (vocals)
* MahiTo The People (vocals)
* Shohei Takagi (vocals)
* ZAK (mastering)
May 12, 1989 @Harajuku Crocodile

***May 12, 1989 @Harajuku Crocodile*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Harajuku Crocodile. The band performed alongside groups Mustang A.K.A. and Black Market.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)