Picasso (band)

Picasso
Picasso
Origin	Japan
Years active	1984 - 1995; 2000 - Present
Labels	VAP; (1984 - 1986) ; Kitty Records; (1986 - 1995) ; METORONOM Records; (2000 - Present)
Website	Project Picasso
Members	Tetsuya Tsujihata (Vocals, Guitar); Junji Azuma (Bass); Hideharu Mori (Keyboard);

Picasso (ピカソ Pikaso) is a Japanese rock band which made its debut in 1984 with Honki! Tricky Lady. In 1986, their experimental sound gained them wide popularity among anime fans with their hits Cinema and Fantasy, both theme songs for the anime television series Maison Ikkoku. After not releasing anything since 1995, the band signed with Metronom Records in 2000 in order to produce and handle new talent.

Band members

Tetsuya Tsujihata (辻畑鉄也 Tsujihata Tetsuya). Leader, vocals, guitar. Born on February 29, 1956 in Ube City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. A graduate of Keio University.
Junji Azuma (東純二 Azuma Junji). Bass guitar. Born on December 1, 1956 in Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan. A graduate of Tokai University.
Hideharu Mori (森英治 Mori Hideharu). Keyboards. Born on February 26, 1958 in Osaka Prefecture, Japan. His older brother is the lyricist Yukinojō Mori.

Discography

Listed chronologically.

Singles

Titles listed as: title (date, other information).

Honki! Tricky Lady (September 21, 1984)
Tide (January 21, 1985, music for a Flouveil product commercial)
Cinema (August 21, 1985, ending theme for Maison Ikkoku)
Fantasy (November 1, 1986, ending theme for Maison Ikkoku)
Sayonara no Sobyō (May 25, 1987, ending theme for Maison Ikkoku)
Begin the Night (September 25, 1987, ending theme for Maison Ikkoku)
On the Road (March 21, 1988, music for an Esso commercial)
Taiyō dake ga Shitteita (May 25, 1989)
Shout (January 25, 1990, theme for the Fuji TV drama Aitsu ga Trouble)
Cinema '90 (April 25, 1990)
Tsukiyo ni Dance (July 25, 1990)
Boku no Hitomi no March (July 17, 1992, music for an Epson commercial)
A Piece of Love (theme song for the Ranma ½ movie Nihao, My Concubine)
My Back Page (September 1, 1993, insert song for the NTV show Arashi no Naka no Ai no you ni)
Ashita no Kaze (August 25, 1994, music for a Tokyo Nissin Educational Institution commercial)
Breakfast Newspaper (February 25, 1995, maxi-single)
Parade: Breakfast Newspaper 2 (June 25, 1995, maxi-single)

Albums

Picasso (August 21, 1985)
Diamond no Tsuki (August 21, 1986)
Cinema (December 21, 1986, "best" album)
Photograph (May 25, 1987)
Marmalade Kids (July 25, 1989)
12-iro no Hammer (August 25, 1989)
Seize (November 15, 1990, "best" album)
Vertigo (August 11, 1993, soundtrack for NTV show Arashi no Naka no Ai no you ni)
Early Best '84-'86 (October 1, 1993, "best" album)
Champion no Nostalgie (September 24, 1994)
Shopping List (September 25, 1995, "best" album)
Shopping List 2 (June 26, 1996, "best" album)
Warau Rakuda (June 20, 2000, "live" album)
Warau Rakuda (June 20, 2000, "best" album)
Garam Masala (August 9, 2000)
Hammer Makers (December 1, 2000)
Present for Lovers (May 10, 2001)
Spice (October 4, 2002)

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References

External links

Project Picasso (in Japanese)

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