Popeye – Issue 931: Band Music

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Popeye – Issue 931: Band Music

Even though I can make music and deliver it alone
I feel that more interesting bands are increasing around the world.
Then we honestly think "it's the best!"
Speaking of what kind of band it is
Against a opponent who is 10,000 km away,
He co -starred in his 20s and 60s, and actually did other jobs.
Borders, generations, ready -made concepts, and enjoy music freely.
Such 138 pairs gather!

■ Popeye Band forum
I've always liked it, and I'm just worried.
For the sound played in "Seino!", The existence itself,
A band column collection that introduces 138 pairs that are attractive.

■ A 62 -year history of bands in the world that we like.
I rushed to the Beatles debut in 1962
Until the announcement of the Oasis reunion in 2024.

■ My favorite band Best 3
Eleven music lovers that "Popeye" trusts appears.
What are the three bands you choose with your own theme?

■ What is a band?
Kinichi Mogi, Hanaregumi, Shintaro Sakamoto, Atsushi Yanaka,
Keiichi Suzuki, Ken Yokoyama. A senior who knows both sour and sweet.

Language: Japanese