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{{examples|Partial Discography}} |
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* ''Pizzicatomania!'' (1987), with main singer Mamiko Sasaki, better known by its [[One |
* ''Pizzicatomania!'' (1987), with main singer Mamiko Sasaki, better known by its [[One-Hit Wonder]] "The Audrey Hepburn Complex" |
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* ''Couples'' (1987) |
* ''Couples'' (1987) |
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* ''Bellissima!'' (1988) with singer Takao Tajima substituting Sasaki. |
* ''Bellissima!'' (1988) with singer Takao Tajima substituting Sasaki. |
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* [[Repurposed Pop Song]]: many of P5 songs have been reused endlessly, usually in ads and TV indents. Famously, an English version of "Baby Love Child" was used in ''[[Futurama]]''{{'}}s episode "Leela's Homeworld". |
* [[Repurposed Pop Song]]: many of P5 songs have been reused endlessly, usually in ads and TV indents. Famously, an English version of "Baby Love Child" was used in ''[[Futurama]]''{{'}}s episode "Leela's Homeworld". |
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* [[Throw It In]]: Maki and Yasuharu stumbling over their catchphrase at the start of "Happy Sad": "A new stereosonic found... bam!" |
* [[Throw It In]]: Maki and Yasuharu stumbling over their catchphrase at the start of "Happy Sad": "A new stereosonic found... bam!" |
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* [[Tokyo Is the Center of the Universe]]: Since they happen to be ''from'' Tokyo, [[Justified Trope|this trope is |
* [[Tokyo Is the Center of the Universe]]: Since they happen to be ''from'' Tokyo, [[Justified Trope|this trope is justified]]. Their last Album and EP were Tokyo-themed. |
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