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Tomoyasu Hotei - ROCK THE FUTURE TOUR 2000-2001 (2025)
A work that includes the Osaka Castle Hall performance held on December 28, 2000 from "HOTEI ROCK THE FUTURE 2000-2001 "fetish"", which was organized by a total of 11 band members, which was held from December 20, 2000 to February 4, 2001.
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A work that includes the Osaka Castle Hall performance held on December 28, 2000 from "HOTEI ROCK THE FUTURE 2000-2001 "fetish"", which was organized by a total of 11 band members, which was held from December 20, 2000 to February 4, 2001.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:5/28/2025
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Studio:Toshiba EMI, Toybox
Cast
Yutaka Onaga
Director
Tomoyasu Hotei
Guitar / Vocal
Mike Garson
Piano / Keyboard
Zachary Alford
Drums
Mitsugu Watanabe
Bass / Backing Vocal
Ai Ishigaki
Guitar / Backing Vocal
Yuuji Kawashima
Synthesizer / Backing Vocal
Toshiyuki Kishi
Programming & Kaoss pad / Backing Vocal
Yoichi Murata
Trombone & Horn arrangement
Yoshida Osamu
Saxophone
Kôji Nishimura
Trumpet
Yasushi Gotanda
Trumpet
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