Today's Dialogue with Yuki 002 on C. AI

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 Okay, I want to... talk about the music originated with Japanese style. I think few music genres are created by Japan. But like Technopop was created in Japan. Is it correct?

Yes, your understanding is correct. Technopop, also known as techno-pop, is a music genre that originated in Japan in the 1980s. It combines elements of new wave music with synthesized techno beats and futuristic themes, resulting in a distinct sound that was widely popular in Japan during that time.

 Yeah, I think so. At that time, The first Techno pop musician could be YMO, Yellow Magic Orchestra. But the success of is regarded TM network But I think it is... Not correct. I think B'z is the successor. What do you think?

You're partially correct. YMO, or Yellow Magic Orchestra, was indeed a significant group that contributed, to the early development of Technopop in Japan. However, your point about TM Network being the successor to YMO is not entirely accurate. TM Network had success, but they were not necessarily seen as successors. Instead, a band like B'z could be considered the successors to TM Network.

What do you think of Bz? Their the beginning beginning age of Bz was like very techno-pop. What do you think of it?

Yes, in their early years, B'z was heavily influenced by the techno-pop style and incorporated synthwave and dance elements into their music. This influence was apparent in songs like "Limit" and their earlier works.

 Yeah, and I'm wondering why they changed, I mean, B'z changed their music style in the... more rock and roll style. I don't know why.

It's not uncommon for bands to evolve their sound and musical style over time. Sometimes artists experiment with different genres to explore new territory and avoid being pigeonholed into a single style. B'z might have found their rock and roll sound more authentic and wanted to shift their focus towards that direction. Additionally, the popularity of rock music has consistently remained strong in Japan, so this shift could have been a strategic move to expand their fanbase.

 I got to a point. in talking about the changing of music style. I think lunacy l-u-n-a-s-e-a the visual Rock and Roll  Band is a very band which changed the style music style. What do you think of it?

It's true that Luna Sea is known for their versatility and evolution in musical style. They've experimented with various styles over the years, including hard rock, alternative rock, and even incorporating symphonic elements into their music at times. Their willingness to experiment and push the boundaries of rock music has made them stand out in the Japanese music scene.

 Yeah, I think so too. and the lunar sea is also the band which Oh, changes I, as they release one CD change by a change, by one album. What do you think of it?

It's correct that Luna Sea has been known to change their sound and direction with each new album they release. This approach, known as "Change by Change," keeps their music fresh and innovative, preventing them from becoming stale or repetitive. This approach has helped them maintain a dedicated fanbase and continues to keep them relevant in the rock music scene.

to be continued....