Dreams Come True

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• Dreams Come True is also an album by Judee Sill.

Dreams Come True is a Japanese band, though they sing in English too.

The band's head, Masato Nakamura, composed the music of the first two Sonic the Hedgehog games for the Sega Mega Drive. The band's lead singer is Miwa Yoshida. Miwa is also famous for her bubbly character and solo singing career in Japan. Takahiro Nishikawa was the keyboard player of the band until he left on March 24, 2002.

Dreams Come True's music is a fusion of sounds ranging from Jazz to Rock to Pop to R&B to Techno and even Funk.

Their biggest hit single of the career was "LOVE LOVE LOVE," which was used as the theme song of a popular TBS drama and sold more than 2 million copies in 1995.

A set of Dreams Come True songs was compiled and used in the game Dancing Stage feat. Dreams Come True.

Dreams Come True took part in the Live 8 concert in Chiba Japan on July 2, 2005. They are also featured in the Live 8 DVD release, but only as part of the "Extras" on Disc 4.

Contents 1 See also 2 Discography 2.1 Albums 2.2 Singles 3 External links

See also

• List of best-selling music artists

Discography

Albums

• Love Goes On (November 22, 1989)
• Dreams Come True (March 21, 1989)
• Wonder 3 (November 1, 1990)
• Million Kisses (November 15, 1991)
• The Swinging Star (November 14, 1992)
• Magic (December 4, 1993)
• Delicious (March 25, 1995)
• Love Unlimited (April 1, 1996)
• Sing or Die (November 15, 1997)
• The Monster (April 21, 1998)
• Sing or Die~Worldwide Version~ (July 16, 1998)
• The Soul:Dreams Come True Greatest Hits (February 14, 2000)
• The Monster -universal mix- (May 9, 2001)
• Monkey Girl Odyssey (December 5, 2001)
• Sing or Die 2002: monkey girl odyssey tour special edition (March 29), 2002)
• Dreamage - Love Ballad Collection (December 17), (2003)
• Love Rocks (February, 2006)

Singles

• Anata ni Aitakute (March 21), 1989)
• Approach (June 1), 1989)
• Ureshi Hazukashi Asagaeri (September 1), 1989)
• LAT. 43°N ~forty-three degrees north latitude~ (November 22), 1989)
• Egao no Yukue (February 20), 1980)
• Ring! Ring! Ring! (June 21), 1980)
• Sayonara o Matteru (September 21), 1980)
• Yuki no Christmas (November 21), 1990)
• Eyes to me (April 25), 1991)
• Wasurenaide (October 25), 1991)
• Haretara ii ne (October 21), 1992)
• Kessen wa Kin'youbi (September 28), 1992)
• go for it! (September 9), 1993)
• Wherever You Are (April 28), 1994)
• Suki (November 4), 1994)
• Sankyu (February 22), 1995)
• Love Love Love (July 24), 1995)
• Romance (October 30), 1995)
• Sou da yo (November 25), 1996)
• Peace! (October 22), 1997)
• Ahaha (January 28), 1998)
• Winter Song (November 26), 1998)
• Asa ga matta kuru (January 20), 1999)
• Snow Dance (December 24), 1999)
• 24/7 - Twenty Four/Seven (November 22), 2000)
• Suki dake ja dame nan da (January 31), 2001)
• Go On, Baby! -universal mix- (June 6), 2001)
• Itsu no ma ni (July 18), 2001)
• It's All About Love (September 19), (2002)
• Yasashii kiss o shite (February 18), 2004)
• Nando demo (February 16), 2004)
• Mascara matsuge / Hajimari no la (April 21), 2004)
• Olá! Vitória! (June 16), 2004)
• Love Letter (November 3), 2004)
• Jet!!!/Sunshine(Kikukiku Set) (November 30), 2005)
• Jet!!!/Sunshine(Kikumiru Set) (November 30), 2005)

External links

• DCTgarden.com - Offical Webpage of Dreams Come True
• DCTJoy.Com - The Joy that is Dreams Come True
• Nippop Profile | Dreams Come True
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