Favorite Blue was a

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band active from 1996 until 2000. Takashi Kimura became a record producer and composer of the

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. Maya Matsuzaki left

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and formed mamy drop.

Main members

*Takashi Kimura – guitar, keyboard, composer, arranger * Maya Matsuzaki – vocals, lyrics

Discography

Singles

* 'Ai yorimo Hageshiku, Dare yorimo Itoshiku' (12 June 1996) * 'Active, my dream' (25 September 1996) * 'SHAKE ME UP!' (27 November 1996) * 'Movin'oN' (30 April 1997) * 'Change by me' (30 July 1997) * 'true gate' (21 August 1997) * 'Sayonara yori Eien no Naka de' (3 December 1997) * 'Missing Place' (21 January 1998) * 'close my love' (15 July 1998) * 'Let me go!' (5 November 1998) * 'truth of love' (2 December 1998) * 'PRIDE -close to you-' (31 March 1999) * 'solitude' (8 May 1999) * 'next days' (22 September 1999) * 'sometime, somewhere' (26 January 2000)

Albums

* ''DREAM & MEMORIES'' (5 February 1997) * ''Missing place'' (18 February 1998) * ''FB in the remix'' (12 August 1998) * ''solitude'' (16 June 1999) * ''FB BEST -eternal trax-'' (2 February 2000)

DVD

* ''FB BEST -eternal pictures-'' (2 February 2000)

Video

* ''FB visual trax'' (26 August 1998) * ''FB vvisual trax II'' (2 February 2000)

External links

Favorite Blue
The official website {{Authority control Japanese pop music groups