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Cry Baby/Sunshine After the Snow
Chieko Kawabe
Cry Baby/Sunshine After the Snow
Genre: International Music
 
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All Artists: Chieko Kawabe
Title: Cry Baby/Sunshine After the Snow
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Vap
Original Release Date: 1/1/2005
Re-Release Date: 1/4/2005
Album Type: Import
Genre: International Music
Style: Far East & Asia
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 4988021821896

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Chieco rocks!
11/16/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Chieco Kawabe is one of my all-time favorite J-pop singers...it's hard to say whether this single is her best or not, because I love every song of hers! I don't own this single, but I've heard Shining!, and it's great! Sunshine after the Snow isn't a track on this CD, though.



1. Shining!

2. Cry Baby

3. Quiet Riot

4. Shining! (instrumental)

5. Cry Baby (instrumental)



As you can see, Sunshine after the Snow is not a song. But anyway...I haven't heard Cry Baby or Quiet Riot, but I hear from other reviews that they're really good, like all of Chieco's songs should be."
Rockin it Japanese Style
Kate Reinhart | Central Ohio, USA | 07/10/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have to preface that I have the Shining!/Cry Baby Single, so I don't know what Sunshine After the Snow sounds like. (...)

Cry Baby however was used as the end theme for the anime Otogizoushi, and reminds me of Oasis' "All Around the World" from their hit album "Be Here Now". This song is also re-worked on her full album Brilliance (not currently carried here at Amazon, but is available at yesasia.com and other related sites, and is highly recomended as a staple J-pop album) as "Little Wing".



Kawabe-sama is also noted for her single "Be Your Girl" available on C-net for download, which is another great melancholy rock song, and her cover of Hillary Duff's "I Can't Wait". For her pop-ier songs, see Shining! and Pink! Pink! Pink!, the latter being pop and rap fusion reminesent of 80's bubblegum pop, but mellowed enough that it doesn't make you nauseated. Her music comes highly recommended for any lover of J-pop and J-rock."