Uzumaki: Boom Boom Satellites Ranked

Uzumaki

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01.18.24	It Came From The Bowels of Bandcamp…	08.30.22	Death's Final Revenge
02.14.22	-Core List 18: I'm Tired, Boss...	02.05.22	2022 Death Metal Compendium
02.05.22	-Core List 17: This'll Be The Death Of	01.31.22	-Core List 16: Once More, With Feeling
01.20.22	A Coda (Postponed)	01.19.22	Core Homework #14: I Think I May Have A
01.17.22	Insert Witty Title Here. Core Explorati	01.15.22	The Number 12 Sounds Kinda Like This...
01.12.22	... They Pull You Back Into Their Core.	01.10.22	Eleventh We're Reaching Saturation...
01.02.22	2021 Mutant Ninja Turtles: Secret of th ♦	12.28.21	Just When You Thought You Were Safe...
11.15.21	3 Years On Here…	05.02.21	Son of Death: Back From the Dead and Hu
12.29.20	Uzu’s Tops of 2020 ♦	12.25.20	Uzu’s Honorable Mentions of 2020
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Boom Boom Satellites Ranked

I've wanted to do this list for a while, as BBS was one of the most influential bands for me, not only in my progression from pop/Top 40 to more alternative and heavier music, but they were also a gateway band for me to get into the Japanese music scene in general. BBS were one of the only bands I'd do anything to go see live, but unfortunately that will never happen. RIP Michiyuki Kawashima.

Boom Boom Satellites
Lay Your Hands On Me

Honorable mention, and therefore separate from this ranking list. I only added it here simply because this is the last complete, whole piece of work they ever did before Kawashima-san succumbed to his ailment.