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-	'''Takui Nakajima''' was born in Fukuoka 19 October [[1978]]. He began his career in [[1994]] with the song [[Maggie May]]. At this time [[Takui]] portrayed a [[visual kei]] theme.	+	'''Takui Nakajima''' was born in [[Fukuoka]] 19 October [[1978]]. He began his career in [[1994]] with the song [[Maggie May]]. At this time Takui portrayed a visual kei theme.
-	He is now a rising star in the [[Japanese]] rock scene. There's a classic rock bent to [[Takui's]] songs, and he has covered some Elvis Presley numbers. Takui was mentored by hide, the guitarist of X Japan.	+	He is now a rising star in the [[Japanese]] rock scene. There's a classic rock bent to Takui's songs, and he has covered some [[Elvis Presley]] numbers. Takui was mentored by [[hide]], the guitarist of [[X Japan]].
-	By his third single Pierce, Takui began to dress more casually and perform more acoustic songs. Many of his songs revolve around the theme of freedom.	+	By his third single [[Pierce]], Takui began to dress more casually and perform more acoustic songs. Many of his songs revolve around the theme of freedom.
-	Before the release of [[Chunky God Pop]], Takui didn't have set musicians for his band. [[Zilch]] (hide's English band project) acted as Takui's backup band and Gregory Darling did string arrangements for both [[Mother Sky]] and [[Saraba Matenro no Fairy Tale]], as well as playing piano on Mother Sky. [[Matt Sorum]], the drummer for [[Guns]] 'n Roses ([[1990]]-[[1994]]) and The Cult, drummed for Takui on Nuclear Sonic Punk.	+	Before the release of [[Chunky God Pop]], Takui didn't have set musicians for his band. [[Zilch]] (hide's English band project) acted as Takui's backup band and [[Gregory Darling]] did string arrangements for both [[Mother Sky]] and [[Saraba Matenro no Fairy Tale]], as well as playing piano on Mother Sky. [[Matt Sorum]], the drummer for [[Guns 'n Roses]] ([[1990]]-[[1994]]) and [[The Cult]], drummed for Takui on [[Nuclear Sonic Punk]].


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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

-	*[http://www.takui.com/top/index.html Official ~~website~~], (Japanese)	+	*[http://www.takui.com/top/index.html Official Website] (Japanese)

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'''Takui Nakajima''' was born in Fukuoka 19 October [[1978]]. He began his career in [[1994]] with the song [[Maggie May]]. At this time [[Takui]] portrayed a [[visual kei]] theme.
He is now a rising star in the [[Japanese]] rock scene. There's a classic rock bent to [[Takui's]] songs, and he has covered some Elvis Presley numbers. Takui was mentored by hide, the guitarist of X Japan.
By his third single Pierce, Takui began to dress more casually and perform more acoustic songs. Many of his songs revolve around the theme of freedom.
Before the release of [[Chunky God Pop]], Takui didn't have set musicians for his band. [[Zilch]] (hide's English band project) acted as Takui's backup band and Gregory Darling did string arrangements for both [[Mother Sky]] and [[Saraba Matenro no Fairy Tale]], as well as playing piano on Mother Sky. [[Matt Sorum]], the drummer for [[Guns]] 'n Roses ([[1990]]-[[1994]]) and The Cult, drummed for Takui on Nuclear Sonic Punk.

== Support Band Members ==

* '''Guitar''': Noyama Akio
* '''Guitar''': Kato Riu
* '''Bass''': Okamoto Keisuke
* '''Drums''': Kondo Ayato

== Discography ==

'''Singles'''

* Ima Kimi ni Aitai to Omou Koto
* Message
* Hello My Friends/ Taiyo ga Shizumu Mae Ni
* Hitorini Narukotoga Kowakatta
* Re-Set
* Fork in the Road
* Calling You
* Free for free
* Gambu roulette
* Triangle

'''Albums'''

* Kasa wo Sasanai Kimi no Tame ni
* Vivarock
* Nuclear Sonic Punk

'''Mini-Albums'''

* Swanky God Pop
* Chunky God Pop

== External Links ==

*[http://www.takui.com/top/index.html Official website], (Japanese)

[[Category:Japanese Artists]]

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JapanesePlease at 11:28, 3 August 2008

JapanesePlease: New page: '''Takui Nakajima''' was born in Fukuoka 19 October 1978. He began his career in 1994 with the song Maggie May. At this time Takui portrayed a visual kei theme. He is ...