Bi Kyo Ran
About Bi Kyo Ran
Bi Kyo Ran (美狂乱, Bikyouran) is a progressive rock band from Japan which began in 1973. They gained some attention recently when they performed the soundtrack to Cromartie High School (under the pseudonym of Bikyoran). They also performed the ending theme for the show (entitled "Trust Me"); however the opening theme was by Yoshida Takuro (吉田拓郎). Their sound is often compared with King Crimson (though they have never cited that band as an influence); this is possibly due to some similarity in song titles ("Vision Of The City"
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A Violent City
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Cynthia
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Prediction
A Violent Nightmare
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二重人格
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ひとりごと
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Journey's End
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psycho part II
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組曲「乱」
Vision Of The City
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Trust Me
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Square Moon
Higurashi
Stop Breaking Sense
Suite Ran
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Who Ma
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Go NorthWest Go
mechazawa Hi-Speed
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