2. H Jungle With T Wow War Tonight
3. Masaharu Fukuyama Hello
4. Mr. Children Tomorrow Never Knows
5. Mr. Children Seesaw Game
6. My Little Lover Hello Again
7. Keisuke Kuwata and Mr. Children Kiseki no Chikyu
8. Mayo Okamoto Tomorrow
9. Spitz Robinson
10. B'z Love Phantom
Dreams Come True had the big one with "Love Love Love", which was the biggest hit of the band's career, but it was quite the year for Mr. Children in the middle of the pack (after scoring the No. 1 single of 1994), especially teaming up with the leader of Southern All Stars for one tune. B'z may have been in the cleanup position but Inaba and Matsumoto had quite a few more hits in the Top 50, and to be honest, "Love Phantom" is my favourite song of this group.
Aside from Mayo Okamoto and Masaharu Fukuyama, it was a Band Boom of sorts for 1995 with a pretty guitar-heavy lineup. Buskers were probably quite a proud lot that year. I was personally no fan of "Wow War Tonight" with Tetsuya Komuro and Masatoshi Hamada (one-half of the popular comedic duo, Downtown), but their collaboration was quite the popular one during those post-year-end party karaoke sessions.
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