Takanori Nishikawa - Revision history

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	With the single [[HIGH PRESSURE]], Nishikawa broke through the top ten. T.M.R.'s third album [[triple joker]] became his first number one album. More successful releases followed until in [[1999]], Nishikawa announced that T.M.Revolution had finished and along with Daisuke Asakura, he formed T.M.R.evolution turbo type D (TMR-e). TMR-e released the singles [[Kageroh]] and [[Gekkoh]] in addition to one album, [[Suite Season]] in February [[2000]]. A few months later, Nishikawa reverted to T.M. Revolution.		With the single [[HIGH PRESSURE]], Nishikawa broke through the top ten. T.M.R.'s third album [[triple joker]] became his first number one album. More successful releases followed until in [[1999]], Nishikawa announced that T.M.Revolution had finished and along with Daisuke Asakura, he formed T.M.R.evolution turbo type D (TMR-e). TMR-e released the singles [[Kageroh]] and [[Gekkoh]] in addition to one album, [[Suite Season]] in February [[2000]]. A few months later, Nishikawa reverted to T.M. Revolution.

-	BLACK OR WHITE? version 3 was released at that time and used as a theme on [[Nippon]] ~~Television~~. Further releases followed although Nishikawa’s output diminished over the next two years.	+	BLACK OR WHITE? version 3 was released at that time and used as a theme on [[Nippon Television]]. Further releases followed although Nishikawa’s output diminished over the next two years.

-	T.M.R.'s sixth studio album, ~~coordinate~~ was released in [[2003]] and reached number nine in the charts. That year, Nishikawa made his North American live debut at [[Otakon]], a large anime convention. He also performed at Pacific Media Expo in [[2004]].	+	T.M.R.'s sixth studio album, [[Coordinate]] was released in [[2003]] and reached number nine in the charts. That year, Nishikawa made his North American live debut at [[Otakon]], a large anime convention. He also performed at Pacific Media Expo in [[2004]].

-	The [[2005]] album, ~~vertical infinity~~ heralded a change in sound as half the album was arranged by Daisuke Asakura while Nishikawa arranged or co-arranged the rest. That same year, Nishikawa began hosting the music show [[POP JAM]] with the comedy [[UN JASH]].	+	The [[2005]] album, [[Vertical Infinity]] heralded a change in sound as half the album was arranged by Daisuke Asakura while Nishikawa arranged or co-arranged the rest. That same year, Nishikawa began hosting the music show [[POP JAM]] with the comedy [[UN JASH]].

-	Nishikawa also hosted a radio show called Takanori Nishikawa's All Night Nippon for eight years until September 2005. Nishikawa started abingdon boys school in 2005, named after the all boys school in England which the members of the band Radiohead attended, with members of T.M.R.'s backup band. They released [[LOVE FOR NANA ~Only 1 Tribute~]] and recorded a cover of Dress for a [[BUCK-TICK]] tribute album. Their official debut was with [[INNOCENT SORROW]], the first opening theme of the [[D.Gray-man]] anime. He has also become involved in the fashion industry with [[DEFROCK]], his own clothing line, run by his company [[DIESEL]] ~~Corporation~~, which is responsible for artist management and promotion..	+	Nishikawa also hosted a radio show called Takanori Nishikawa's [[All Night Nippon]] for eight years until September 2005. Nishikawa started abingdon boys school in 2005, named after the all boys school in England which the members of the band Radiohead attended, with members of T.M.R.'s backup band. They released [[LOVE FOR NANA ~Only 1 Tribute~]] and recorded a cover of [[Dress for a BUCK-TICK]] tribute album. Their official debut was with [[INNOCENT SORROW]], the first opening theme of the [[D.Gray-man]] anime. He has also become involved in the fashion industry with [[DEFROCK]], his own clothing line, run by his company [[DIESEL Corporation]], which is responsible for artist management and promotion.

-	In [[2007]], Nishikawa made his ~~econd~~ appearance on stage in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, in 1999 also stared in a [[Japanese]] production of [[Little Shop of Horrors]].	+	In [[2007]], Nishikawa made his second appearance on stage in [[How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying]], in 1999 also stared in a [[Japanese]] production of [[Little Shop of Horrors]].

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-	'''Takanori Nishikawa''' (born 19 September [[1970]] in [[Yasu]], [[Shiga Prefecture]]) is a [[Japanese]] singer and actor who performs as T.M. Revolution (Takanori Makes Revolution). More recently, he has become known for his other acts such as abingdon boys school. He is the first artist to be signed to [[Tofu]] ~~Records~~ in the United States.	+	'''Takanori Nishikawa''' (born 19 September [[1970]] in [[Yasu]], [[Shiga Prefecture]]) is a [[Japanese]] singer and actor who performs as [[T.M. Revolution]] (Takanori Makes Revolution). More recently, he has become known for his other acts such as abingdon boys school. He is the first artist to be signed to [[Tofu Records]] in the United States.
-	Under the name of [[Haine]], [[Nishikawa]] joined [[visual kei]] band [[Luis-Mary]] in [[1990]] as the vocalist. The band broke up in [[1993]]. In [[1995]], Nishikawa signed to the FunHouse label and released the single [[BLACK OR WHITE?]] Shortly afterward, the T.M. Revolution project was launched with[[ Akio Inoue]] as composer and [[Daisuke Asakura]] as lyricist, and debuted with the single Dokusai -monopolize- in May [[1996]]. That same year, [[HEART OF SWORD~~]] [[~~~Yoake Mae~]] was used as the third ending song for the anime series [[Rurouni Kenshin]]. Nishikawa also contributed five songs to the Mobile Suit Gundam SEED franchise and has guest starred as a minor character in each of the anime series that featured his songs.	+	Under the name of [[Haine]], [[Nishikawa]] joined visual kei band [[Luis-Mary]] in [[1990]] as the vocalist. The band broke up in [[1993]]. In [[1995]], Nishikawa signed to the [[FunHouse]] label and released the single [[BLACK OR WHITE?]] Shortly afterward, the T.M. Revolution project was launched with [[Akio Inoue]] as composer and [[Daisuke Asakura]] as lyricist, and debuted with the single [[Dokusai -monopolize-]] in May [[1996]]. That same year, [[HEART OF SWORD ~Yoake Mae~]] was used as the third ending song for the anime series [[Rurouni Kenshin]]. Nishikawa also contributed five songs to the [[Mobile Suit Gundam SEED]] franchise and has guest starred as a minor character in each of the anime series that featured his songs.
-	With the single [[HIGH PRESSURE]], Nishikawa broke through the top ten. T.M.R.'s third album triple joker became his first number one album. More successful releases followed until in [[1999]], Nishikawa announced that T.M.Revolution had finished and along with Daisuke Asakura, he formed T.M.R.evolution turbo type D (TMR-e). TMR-e released the singles [[Kageroh]] and [[Gekkoh]] in addition to one album, Suite Season in February [[2000]]. A few months later, Nishikawa reverted to T.M. Revolution.	+	With the single [[HIGH PRESSURE]], Nishikawa broke through the top ten. T.M.R.'s third album [[triple joker]] became his first number one album. More successful releases followed until in [[1999]], Nishikawa announced that T.M.Revolution had finished and along with Daisuke Asakura, he formed T.M.R.evolution turbo type D (TMR-e). TMR-e released the singles [[Kageroh]] and [[Gekkoh]] in addition to one album, [[Suite Season]] in February [[2000]]. A few months later, Nishikawa reverted to T.M. Revolution.

	BLACK OR WHITE? version 3 was released at that time and used as a theme on [[Nippon]] Television. Further releases followed although Nishikawa’s output diminished over the next two years.		BLACK OR WHITE? version 3 was released at that time and used as a theme on [[Nippon]] Television. Further releases followed although Nishikawa’s output diminished over the next two years.

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'''Takanori Nishikawa''' (born 19 September [[1970]] in [[Yasu]], [[Shiga Prefecture]]) is a [[Japanese]] singer and actor who performs as T.M. Revolution (Takanori Makes Revolution). More recently, he has become known for his other acts such as abingdon boys school. He is the first artist to be signed to [[Tofu]] Records in the United States.
Under the name of [[Haine]], [[Nishikawa]] joined [[visual kei]] band [[Luis-Mary]] in [[1990]] as the vocalist. The band broke up in [[1993]]. In [[1995]], Nishikawa signed to the FunHouse label and released the single [[BLACK OR WHITE?]] Shortly afterward, the T.M. Revolution project was launched with[[ Akio Inoue]] as composer and [[Daisuke Asakura]] as lyricist, and debuted with the single Dokusai -monopolize- in May [[1996]]. That same year, [[HEART OF SWORD]] [[~Yoake Mae~]] was used as the third ending song for the anime series [[Rurouni Kenshin]]. Nishikawa also contributed five songs to the Mobile Suit Gundam SEED franchise and has guest starred as a minor character in each of the anime series that featured his songs.
With the single [[HIGH PRESSURE]], Nishikawa broke through the top ten. T.M.R.'s third album triple joker became his first number one album. More successful releases followed until in [[1999]], Nishikawa announced that T.M.Revolution had finished and along with Daisuke Asakura, he formed T.M.R.evolution turbo type D (TMR-e). TMR-e released the singles [[Kageroh]] and [[Gekkoh]] in addition to one album, Suite Season in February [[2000]]. A few months later, Nishikawa reverted to T.M. Revolution.

BLACK OR WHITE? version 3 was released at that time and used as a theme on [[Nippon]] Television. Further releases followed although Nishikawa’s output diminished over the next two years.

T.M.R.'s sixth studio album, coordinate was released in [[2003]] and reached number nine in the charts. That year, Nishikawa made his North American live debut at [[Otakon]], a large anime convention. He also performed at Pacific Media Expo in [[2004]].

The [[2005]] album, vertical infinity heralded a change in sound as half the album was arranged by Daisuke Asakura while Nishikawa arranged or co-arranged the rest. That same year, Nishikawa began hosting the music show [[POP JAM]] with the comedy [[UN JASH]].

Nishikawa also hosted a radio show called Takanori Nishikawa's All Night Nippon for eight years until September 2005. Nishikawa started abingdon boys school in 2005, named after the all boys school in England which the members of the band Radiohead attended, with members of T.M.R.'s backup band. They released [[LOVE FOR NANA ~Only 1 Tribute~]] and recorded a cover of Dress for a [[BUCK-TICK]] tribute album. Their official debut was with [[INNOCENT SORROW]], the first opening theme of the [[D.Gray-man]] anime. He has also become involved in the fashion industry with [[DEFROCK]], his own clothing line, run by his company [[DIESEL]] Corporation, which is responsible for artist management and promotion..

In [[2007]], Nishikawa made his econd appearance on stage in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, in 1999 also stared in a [[Japanese]] production of [[Little Shop of Horrors]].

== Discography ==

'''Singles'''

* Dokusai -monopolize- (1996)
* Venus (1996)
* Heart of Sword ~Yoake Mae~ (Before the Dawn) (1996)
* LEVEL 4 (1997)
* HIGH PRESSURE (1997)
* WHITE BREATH (1997)
* Aoi Hekireki (Blue Thunder) (1998)
* HOT LIMIT (1998)
* THUNDERBIRD (1998)
* Burnin' Xmas (1998)
* WILD RUSH (1999)
* KAGEROH (1999)
* GEKKOH (1999)
* winter dusk (1999)
* BLACK OR WHITE? version 3 (2000)
* HEAT CAPACITY (2000)
* Madan ~Der Freischutz~ (Magic Bullets ~The Free Protection~) (2000)
* BOARDING (2001)
* Out Of Orbit ~Triple ZERO~ (2002)
* INVOKE (2002)
* Albireo (Beta Cygni) (2004)
* Web of Night (2004)
* ignited (2004)
* vestige (2005)

'''Albums'''

* MAKES REVOLUTION (1996)
* Ishin Level 3 (1997)
* triple joker (1998)
* the force (1999)
* Suite Season (2000)
* DISCORdanza Try My Remix~Single Collections (2000)
* progress (2000)
* BEST (2002)
* coordinate (2003)
* SEVENTH HEAVEN (2004)
* vertical infinity (2005)
* UNDER:COVER (2006)
* 1000000000000 (2006)

== External Links ==

*[http://www.takanori-nishikawa.com/ Fansite]

[[Category:Japanese Artists]]