zazen boys造句

• They released " Zazen Boys " and went on successful tour.
• Zazen Boys recorded a maxi single " Himitsu Girl's Top Secret ", in July 2005.
• Five months after their debut, " Zazen Boys II " was released to even more critical acclaim.
• On September 17, 2008, the band released their fourth studio album, " Zazen Boys 4 ".
• For the rest of 2006, the band toured constantly, releasing another online live album, " Zazen Boys Live at Okinawa 2006 ".
• In early 2007, Hidekazu left Zazen Boys to pursue other projects, and was replaced by former Nine Days Wonder and 12939db bassist IchirM
  Yoshida.
• Over the course of seven years their sound evolved greatly, serving as a basis for Mukai's post-Number Girl project, Zazen Boys.
• Using Shutoku's experimental mindset, influenced by Buddhist chants, hip-hop, funk, punk, and improvisational jazz, Zazen Boys achieved unexpected success.
• Mukai continued performing as both a solo artist with his " Mukai Shutoku Acoustic & Electric " shows and formed a new band, Zazen Boys alongside drummer Ahito Inazawa.
• Additionally, Zazen Boys have contributed songs to several movie soundtracks . was mostly original Zazen Boys tracks, and an alternate version of was featured on the soundtrack to.
• Additionally, Zazen Boys have contributed songs to several movie soundtracks . was mostly original Zazen Boys tracks, and an alternate version of was featured on the soundtrack to.
• In 2005, Inazawa left Zazen Boys to form post-punk revival band Vola and the Oriental Machine and later joined BEYONDS . In 2010, Mukai formed another band called KIMONOS.
• Unusual rhythms, effects-laden guitar lines, and a vocal style which alternated between punk-inspired grit and spoken word, would eventually be incorporated into Mukai's subsequent band, Zazen Boys.
• "' Vola and the Oriental Machine "'( also known as "'Vola "') is a four-member Japanese rock band formed by ex-Number Girl and Zazen Boys drummer Ahito Inazawa in 2005.
• In early 2006 the band released " Zazen Boys III " . " Zazen Boys III " featured the improvisational and experimental elements prominent in live performances, and was met with more mixed reactions from fans and critics than their prior releases.
• In early 2006 the band released " Zazen Boys III " . " Zazen Boys III " featured the improvisational and experimental elements prominent in live performances, and was met with more mixed reactions from fans and critics than their prior releases.
• Since her debut, Sheena has occasionally collaborated with other musicians, most notably Soil & " Pimp " Sessions, with whom she recorded " My Foolish Heart " and " Koroshiya Kiki Ippatsu . " Other collaborators include Takashi Taniguchi, her brother Junpei Sheena, Zazen Boys, Mo'some Tonebender, Maboroshi, Rekishi, Towa Tei and Tomita Lab.
• The songs " Becoming " and " Rock & Hammer " were originally on Takashi Taniguchi's 1998 album " Becoming " . " Crazy Days Crazy Feeling " and " You Make Me Feel So Bad " were two of three songs Sheena sung in the chorus on Zazen Boys'album " Zazen Boys II " ( 2004 ), along with which does not feature on " Ukina " . " Rockin'Luuula " was a song from Mo'some Tonebender's album " Rockin'Luuula " ( 2005 ), in which Sheena sung chorus and played the piano.
• The songs " Becoming " and " Rock & Hammer " were originally on Takashi Taniguchi's 1998 album " Becoming " . " Crazy Days Crazy Feeling " and " You Make Me Feel So Bad " were two of three songs Sheena sung in the chorus on Zazen Boys'album " Zazen Boys II " ( 2004 ), along with which does not feature on " Ukina " . " Rockin'Luuula " was a song from Mo'some Tonebender's album " Rockin'Luuula " ( 2005 ), in which Sheena sung chorus and played the piano.