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"Hachimitsu" is the ninth studio album by Japanese rock band Spitz, released in 1995. The record served as a major commercial breakthrough for the group, significantly expanding their mainstream audience across Japan. It contains several of the band's most enduring pop-rock tracks, including "Robinson," which had previously been released as a single to widespread success. The album is a primary reference point for fans of 1990s Japanese alternative rock and melodic pop.
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Hachimitsu ranks #10 of 114 in the J Pop Album ranking, behind Fantôme, ahead of Jealousy.
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Which band released the album "Hachimitsu" in 1995?
"Hachimitsu" is the ninth studio album by the Japanese rock band Spitz, released in 1995. The record served as a massive commercial breakthrough for the group.
What does the title "Hachimitsu" mean?
The Japanese word "Hachimitsu" translates directly to "Honey" in English. The album's sweet, melodic pop-rock sound perfectly matches its title.
Did "Hachimitsu" include any of Spitz's biggest hit singles?
Yes, the album contains several of the band's most enduring pop-rock tracks, including the mega-hit "Robinson" and "Aoi Kuruma." These singles were instrumental in significantly expanding their mainstream audience across Japan.
What record label released "Hachimitsu" by Spitz?
The album was released under the Polystar record label in Japan. Their breakthrough success on this label allowed Spitz to become a dominant force in 1990s J-pop.
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