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    Daidai (ตอนที่ 133-143)

    ขับร้องโดย Chatmonchy


    Chatmonchy
    Origin Tokushima, Japan
    Genre(s) Rock, J-Pop
    Years active 2000–present
    Label(s) Ki/oon Records (2005-present)
    Website chatmonchy.com
    Members
    Eriko Hashimoto - Guitar, Vocals
    Akiko Fukuoka - Bass, Chorus
    Kumiko Takahashi - Drums, Chorus




    Chatmonchy (チャットモンチー chattomonchī?)     is a three-piece rock band from Tokushima Prefecture on the island of Shikoku, Japan. Since 2005, they have been signed to Sony Music Japan's Ki/oon Records record label.

    The band's name has no particular meaning.
    History

    • In 2000, Hashimoto forms chatmonchy in the city of Tokushima, Tokushima Prefecture. At the time of its formation, chatmonchy consisted of a total of six members—two vocalists, two guitarists, a bassist, and a drummer.
    • In 2002, due to exams, every member but Hashimoto leaves the band. Fukuoka, then in the same grade as Hashimoto at Hashimoto's high school, joins as the band's bassist.
    • In 2003, a male drummer joins the band. He soon leaves. Hashimoto and Fukuoka play acoustic together and perform as a duo.
    • In 2004, Fukuoka meets Takahashi through a club at her university, and Takahashi joins as the group's drummer. The band independently produces an album, entitled chatmonchy ni naritai (チャットモンチーになりたい?) (out of distribution). The band members sell it themselves, chiefly by hand in the Tokushima area, achieving as many as 1500 sales.
    • On 23 November 2005, with Supercar's Junji Ishiwatari as producer, chatmonchy releases chatmonchy has come, its first album under the Ki/oon Records label. The album sells over 20,000 copies.
    • On 1 March 2006, the band releases the single Koi no Kemuri (恋の煙?).
    • On 5 July, the band releases the album Mimi Nari (耳鳴り?). It debuts at number 10 on the Oricon album charts.
    • On 15 November, the band releases the single Shangrila (シャングリラ?). It debuts at number 6 on the Oricon single charts.
    • On 18 April 2007, the band releases the single Joshi Tachi ni Asu wa Nai (女子たちに明日はない?).
    • On 20 June, the band releases the single Tobi Uo no Butterfly / Sekai ga Owaru Yoru ni (とび魚のバタフライ/世界が終わる夜に?). It debuts at number 9 on the Oricon single charts.
    • On September 5, the band releases the single Daidai (橙?). It debuts at number 12 on the Oricon single charts.
    • On 24 October, the band releases the album Seimeiryoku (生命力?). It debuts at number 2 on the Oricon album charts.
    • On 28 November, the band releases their first DVD, Chatmonchy Restaurant Appetizer (チャットモンチー　レストラン　前菜?).
    • On 27 February 2008, the band releases the single Hira Hira Hiraku Himitsu no Tobira (ヒラヒラヒラク秘密ノ扉?) and the live DVD Chatmonchy Restaurant Soup (チャットモンチー　レストラン　スープ;?). The single debuts at number 11 on the Oricon single charts.
    • On 25 June, the band releases the single Kaze Fukeba Koi (風吹けば恋?). It debuts at number 8 on the Oricon single charts.
    • On 5 November, the band releases the single Somaru Yo (染まるよ?). It debuts at number 10 on the Oricon single charts.
    • On 4 February 2009, the band releases the single Last Love Letter. It debuts at number 7 on the Oricon single charts.
    • On 4 March, the band releases the album Kokuhaku (告白?), and the BD Chatmonchy Restaurant Main Dish (チャットモンチー　レストラン　メインディッシュ?) The album debuts at number 2 on the Oricon album charts

     




    Singles

    • Koi no Kemuri (恋の煙?) (1 March 2006)
    1. Koi no Kemuri (恋の煙; Smoke of Love?)
    2. Yuge (湯気; Steam?)
    3. KimaranaiTURN (決まらないTurn; Undecided Turn?)
    • Renai Spirits (恋愛スピリッツ?) (7 June 2006)　
    1. Renai Spirits (恋愛スピリッツ; Love Spirits?)
    2. Te no Naka no Nokori Bi (手の中の残り日; The Rest of the Day in My Hands?)
    3. Y-shi no Yuugata (Y氏の夕方; Mr. Y's Evening?)
    • Shangri-la (シャングリラ?) (15 November 2006)
    1. Shangurira (シャングリラ; Shangri-la?)
    2. Chiisana Kira Kira (小さなキラキラ; A Small Sparkle?)
    3. Mei Mei Hitsuji (迷迷ひつじ; Lost Sheep?)
    • Joshi Tachi ni Asu wa Nai (女子たちに明日はない?) (18 April 2007)
    1. Joshi Tachi ni Asu wa Nai (女子たちに明日はない; Girls Have No Tomorrow?)
    2. Basu Romansu (バスロマンス; Bus Romance?)
    3. ShunKaShuu (春夏秋; Spring, Summer, Autumn?)
    • Tobi Uo no Butterfly / Sekai ga Owaru Yoru ni (とび魚のバタフライ/世界が終わる夜に?) (20 June 2007)
    1. Tobi Uo no Batafurai (とび魚のバタフライ; Flying Fish Butterfly?)
    2. Sekai ga Owaru Yoru ni (世界が終わる夜に; The Night the World Ends?)
      • Theme song of the movie Funuke-Domo, Kanashimi no Ai wo Misero (腑抜けども、悲しみの愛を見せろ?)
    3. Kaze (風; Wind?)
    • Daidai (橙?) (5 September 2007)
    1. Daidai (橙; Bitter Orange?)
    2. Kosumo Taun (コスモタウン; Cosmo Town?)
    3. Riaru (リアル; Real?)
    • Hira Hira Hiraku Himitsu no Tobira (ヒラヒラヒラク秘密ノ扉?) (27 February 2008)
    1. Hira Hira Hiraku Himitsu no Tobira (ヒラヒラヒラク秘密ノ扉; Open the Secret Door?)
    2. Dopperugengau (ドッペルゲンガー; Doppelganger?)
    3. Ikuji Ari (意気地アリ; Self Respect?)
    • Kaze Fukeba Koi (風吹けば恋?) (25 June 2008)
    1. Kaze Fukeba Koi (風吹けば恋; Love Blows in the Wind?)
    2. Suishin Ryoku (推進力; Driving Force?)
    3. three sheep
    • Somaru Yo (染まるよ?) (5 November 2008)
    1. Somaru Yo (染まるよ; Stain?)
    2. Ai Suteta (愛捨てた; Threw Away Love?)
    3. RPG
    • Last Love Letter (4 February 2009)
    1. Last Love Letter
    2. Katamichi Kippu (片道切符; One-Way Ticket?)
    3. Good Luck My Sister!!

     Albums

    • chatmonchy ni Naritai (チャットモンチーになりたい; We Wanna Be chatmonchy?) (2004)
    1. three sheeps
    2. DEMO, Koi wa Saakasu. (Demo、恋はサーカス｡; But, Love Is a Circus.?)
    3. Hotaru Hotaru (惚たる蛍; Charmed Firefly?)
    4. Saita (さいた; It Bloomed?)
    5. Saraba Seishun (サラバ青春; Farewell Youth?)
    • chatmonchy has come (23 November 2005)
    1. Hana no Yume (ハナノユメ; A Flower's Dream?)
    2. DEMO, Koi wa Saakasu. (Demo、恋はサーカス｡; But, Love Is a Circus.?)
    3. Tsumasaki (ツマサキ; Tiptoe?)
    4. Hotaru Hotaru (惚たる蛍; Charmed Firefly?)
    5. Yuuhi Aishuu Fuusha (夕日哀愁風車; Evening's Sorrowful Windmill?)
    6. Saraba Seishun (サラバ青春; Farewell Youth?)
    • Mimi Nari (耳鳴り; Ringing Ear?) (5 July 2006)
    1. Toukyou Hachimitsu Orchestra (東京ハチミツオーケストラ; Tokyo Honey Orchestra?)
    2. Sayonara Good bye (さよならGood bye?)
    3. Wiikuendo no Maboroshi (ウィークエンドのまぼろし; Weekend Illusion?)
    4. Hana no Yume (Album Mix) (ハナノユメ; A Flower's Dream (Album Mix)?)
    5. Donaru, Denwa, Doshaburi (どなる、でんわ、どしゃぶり; Angry Shout, Telephone, Downpour?)
    6. Ittousei ni Nare Nakatta Kimi e (一等星になれなかった君へ; To You, Who Wasn't Able To Become A First-Magnitude Star?)
    7. Otogi no Kuni no Kimi (おとぎの国の君; You of the Never-Never Land?)
    8. Koi no Kemuri (Album Mix) (恋の煙; Smoke of Love (Album Mix)?)
    9. Renai Supirittsu (恋愛スピリッツ; Love Spirits?)
    10. Owari Naki BGM (終わりなきBGM; Endless BGM?)
    11. Purazuma (プラズマ; Plasma?)
    12. Messeeji (メッセージ; Message?)
    13. Hitori Dake (ひとりだけ; Solitude?)
    • Seimeiryoku (生命力; Vitality?) (24 October 2007)
    1. Oya Shirazu (親知らず; Wisdom Tooth?)
    2. Make Up! Make Up!
    3. Shangurira (シャングリラ; Shangri-la?)
    4. Sekai ga Owaru Yoru ni (世界が終わる夜に; The Night the World Ends?)
    5. Te no Naru Hou e (手のなるほうへ; Catch Me If You Can?)
    6. Tobi Uo no Batafurai (とび魚のバタフライ; Flying Fish Butterfly?)
    7. Daidai (橙; Bitter Orange?)
    8. Sunao (素直; Sunao?)
    9. Mayonaka Yuuenchi (真夜中遊園地; Midnight Amusement Park?)
    10. Joshi Tachi ni Asu wa Nai (女子たちに明日はない; Girls Have No Tomorrow?)
    11. Basu Romansu (バスロマンス; Bus Romance?)
    12. Mobairu Waarudo (モバイルワールド; Mobile World?)
    13. Mikazuki (ミカヅキ; Crescent Moon?)
    • Kokuhaku (告白; Confession?) (4 March 2009, Release Date)
    1. 8cm no Pin Hiiru (8cmのピンヒール; 8cm High Heels?)
    2. Hira Hira Hiraku Himitsu no Tobira (ヒラヒラヒラク秘密ノ扉; Open the Secret Door?)
    3. Umi Kara Deta Sakana ( 海から出た魚; Fish out of Water?)
    4. Somaru Yo (染まるよ; It Stains?)
    5. Cat Walk
    6. Yodan (余談; Digression?)
    7. Haibisukasu wa Fuyu ni Saku (ハイビスカスは冬に咲く; The Hibiscus Blooms in Winter?)
    8. Aimai na Kanjou (あいまいな感情; Ambiguous Feelings?)
    9. Nagai Medemite (長い目で見て; In the Long Term?)
    10. Love Is Soup
    11. Kaze Fukeba Koi (風吹けば恋; Love Blows in the Wind?)
    12. Last Love Letter
    13. Yasashi sa (やさしさ; Gentle?)

    DVDs

    • Chatmonchy Restaurant Zensai (チャットモンチー　レストラン　前菜; Chatmonchy Restaurant Appetizer?) (28 November 2007)
    1. Hana no Yume (ハナノユメ; A Flower's Dream?) / Dir.福井英晃
    2. Koi no Kemuri (恋の煙; Smoke of Love?) / Dir.福井英晃
    3. Renai Supirittsu (恋愛スピリッツ; Love Spirits?) /Dir.福井英晃
    4. Shangurira (シャングリラ; Shangri-la?) / Dir.福井英晃
    5. Joshitachi ni Asu wa Nai (女子たちに明日はない; There Is No Tomorrow for the Girls?) / Dir.竹内鉄郎
    6. Tobiuo no Batafurai (とび魚のバタフライ; The Butterfly of Flying Fish?) / Dir.竹内鉄郎
    7. Sekai ga Owaru Yoru ni (世界が終わる夜に; The Night the World Ends?) / Dir.宇野心平
    8. Daidai (橙; Bitter Orange?) / Dir.番場秀一
    9. Behind-the-scenes footage
    • Chatmonchy Restaurant Soup (チャットモンチー　レストラン　スープ; Chatmonchy Restaurant Soup?) (27 February 2008)
    Live show recorded on July 7, 2007 at Hibiya Field Music Hall during the Star Festival.
    1. Joshitachi ni Asu wa Nai (女子たちに明日はない; Girls Have No Tomorrow?)
    2. Hana no Yume (ハナノユメ; A Flower's Dream?)
    3. Te no Naka no Nokoribi (手の中の残り日; The Rest of the Day in My Hands?)
    4. Sayonara Good bye (さよならGood bye?)
    5. Weekend no Maboroshi (ウィークエンドのまぼろし; Weekend Illusion?)
    6. Tsumasaki (ツマサキ?)
    7. Basu Romansu (バスロマンス; Bus Romance?)
    8. Purazuma (プラズマ; Plasma?)
    9. Owari Naki BGM (終わりなきBGM; Endless BGM?)
    10. Renai Supirittsu (恋愛スピリッツ; Love Spirits?)
    11. Donaru, Denwa, Doshaburi (どなる、でんわ、どしゃぶり; Angry Shout, Telephone, Downpour?)
    12. Tobiuo no Batafurai (とび魚のバタフライ; Flying Fish Butterfly?)
    13. Ittousei ni Narenakatta Kimi e (一等星になれなかった君へ; To You, Who Wasn't Able to Become a First-Magnitude Star?)
    14. Hotaru Hotaru (惚たる蛍; Charmed Firefly?)
    15. Sekai ga Owaru Yoru ni (世界が終わる夜に; The Night the World Ends?)
    16. Koi no Kemuri (恋の煙; Smoke of Love?)
    17. Yuge (湯気; Steam?)
    18. Shangurira (シャングリラ; Shangri-la?)
    Encore:
    1. Kaze (風; Wind?)
    2. Toukyou Hachimitsu Orchestra (東京ハチミツオーケストラ; Tokyo Honey Orchestra?)
    • Chatmonchy Restaurant Main Dish (チャットモンチー　レストラン　メインディッシュ; Chatmonchy Restaurant Main Dish?) (5 November 2008)
    Two disk live DVD including a show recorded on April 1, 2008 at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo. The second disk includes footage from shows during the band's Seimeiryoku MINAGIRI Tour (生命力みなぎりTOUR; Vitality Minagiri Tour?). A Blu-ray Disc version of the release was announced on 24 December 2008 for release on 4 March 2009.[1]

     References

    1. ^ "The long-awaited 3rd album & Live Blu-ray to be released on March 4, 2009!" (in Japanese). Sony Music Entertainment Japan. Archived from the original on 2008-12-24. http://www.webcitation.org/5dIljKwWt. 

     External links

    		 This article contains Japanese text. Without proper rendering support, you may see question marks, boxes, or other symbols instead of kanji and kana.

    Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chatmonchy"
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