Cibo Matto - Revision history

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Band Members

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	==Band Members==		==Band Members==
-	[[Yuka Honda]]	+	* [[Yuka Honda]]
-	[[Miho Hatori]]	+	* [[Miho Hatori]]
-	[[Sean Lennon]] (1997-2001)	+	* [[Sean Lennon]] (1997-2001)
-	[[Timo Ellis]] (1997-2001)	+	* [[Timo Ellis]] (1997-2001)

	==Album Discography==		==Album Discography==

Jfan at 01:25, 18 December 2006

Jfan — Mon, 18 Dec 2006 01:25:06 GMT

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'''Cibo Matto''' can only be described as Japanese-American pop. Founded by [[Yuka Honda]] and [[Miho Hatori]] in 1994, this New York-based duo was probably more successful in the states than they were in Japan. Their first album, [[Viva! La Woman]], contained tracks such as [[Apple]], [[Birthday Cake]], and [[Sugar Water]]. These titles' connection to food is on purpose, of course; the name of the band is an Italian phrase meaning "Crazy Food". In 1997, they were joined by [[Timo Ellis]] and [[Sean Lennon]] (son of [[John Lennon]] and [[Yoko Ono]]). Their albums and videos achieved moderate success, with their videos being played on MTV and singles being played on college radio stations and at clubs. The group disbanded in 2001 though each member has continued on in their musical careers. [[Miho Hatori]], for example, went on to become the voice of [[Gorillaz]]'s [[Noodle]].

==Band Members==
[[Yuka Honda]]
[[Miho Hatori]]
[[Sean Lennon]] (1997-2001)
[[Timo Ellis]] (1997-2001)

==Album Discography==
* [[Viva! La Woman]] (1996)
* [[Stereo Type A (1999)

==External Links==
* [http://www.wbr.com/cibomatto/ Official Website]