Microphone Pager

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Microphone Pager was a Japanese Rap group, formed in 1992, that originally consisted of Muro, Twigy, P.H. Fron, Masao, and DJ Go. The name of the group originates from the concept of "spreading a messsage like a pager that utilizes a microphone".

Following the release of their first couple of singles in 1993-1994, P.H. Fron left the group in June of 94, followed by the departure of Masao and DJ Go from the collective in December. Upon the release of the group's first and only album, Don't Turn Off Your Light, in 1995, Muro and Twigy were the only remaining members. The group folded after the release of a best-of compilation, Microphone Pager, in 1997.

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[edit] Members

  • Muro(MC)
  • Twigy(MC)
  • P.H. Fron(MC)
  • Masao(MC)
  • Go(DJ)

[edit] Discography

[edit] Singles

  • 1993 - "改正開始"(Kaisei Kaishi "Begin the Revolution"）
  • 1994 - "Rapperz Are Danger"
  • 1994 - "Don't Turn Off Your Light"
  • 1997 - "鬼哭啾啾"(Kikoku Shuu Shuu "Spine-Chilling", Reissue)
  • 1997 - "Don't Forget To My Men"(Reissue）
  • 1997 - "Street Life"(Reissue）
  • 1997 - "病む街"(Yamu Machi "Ill Town", Reissue）

[edit] Albums

[edit] Appearances

  • 1993 - "一方通行" (Ippou Tsuukou "One-Way Street", from the compilation "Custom Car Sound Trax Vol.2"）
  • 1993 - 改正開始 (from the omnibus album Real Time Compact Vol.1）
  • 1993 -"改正開始" (Phillies Mix, from the omnibus album Planet Rap: A Sample of the World）
  • 1993 - "言い分" (Iibun "Spoken Opinion", from the omnibus album Kurouto Hadashi）
  • 1994 - "Microphone Pager" (from the omnibus album Real Time Compact Vol.2）
  • 2004 "Mirrorball 2004" (from GORE-TEX's album, RELOAD）
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