Yukio Aizawa

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Yukio Aizawa is a Japanese rock musician. As half of the duo Nobody with Toshio Kihara he released nineteen albums and fifteen singles between 1982 and 1996.[1]

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

  • Nobody (1982)
  • Pop Gear (1983)
  • Nobody Live (1984)
  • Night Walker (1984)
  • <Japanese name> (1985) (12" mini album)
  • From A Window (1985)
  • Restless Heart (1986)
  • Nobody Collections 1982-1985 (1986)
  • Nobody Live 2 (1986)
  • Got A Feeling (1988)
  • Half A Boy. Half A Man (1988)
  • Nobody's Best (1989)
  • On! (1989)
  • Nobody Nobody (1990)
  • Nobody Songs (1990)
  • Trax—Best Selections (1991)
  • Bad Rhyme (1992) (Double album)
  • Fuzz Fuzz Fuzz (1994)
  • Nobody 1982-1994 Gift (1996)

[edit] Singles

  • Road Show/Never say No (1982)
  • <Japanese name>/Mad Dreamer (1982)
  • Back to '64/For Only You (1983)
  • Marylin/Luv-Ya (1983)
  • Nobody Presents The Merseybeat Medley (1983)
  • I'm Nobody/Pure Girl I & II (1984)
  • <Japanese name>/Darlin' Darlin' (1984)
  • <Japanese name>/<Japanese name> (1985)
  • Everybody Shout/Pleasure Symdrome [sic] (1985)
  • Restless Heart/Deep In Love (1986)
  • Boy On The Run/Straight To Your Heart (1988)
  • I Wanna Dance/Julia (1989)
  • Such A Sham/A Way Out (1992)
  • Drive/Jelly Worm (1994)
  • Dream/You Got To Win (1996)

[edit] References

  1. ^ 'Nobody's Discography', Nobody web-site (2006). Retrieved September 25 2006.
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