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ZOO was a popular Japanese pop music band from the early 1990s. They had one major hit with the song Choo Choo TRAIN. After disbanding in 1996, a former member, Hiroyuki Igarashi, started a band called J-Soul Brothers, which was later renamed to EXILE, which in turn re-made the song Choo Choo Train and quickly became its biggest hit. In 1993 British dance music duo Band of Gypsies and singer Miriam Stockley released an album of cover versions of ZOO songs called Song of ZOO Meets House Style.
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Members
- CAP (Toshihiro Sakai)
- HIRO (Hiroyuki Igarashi): Founder of EXILE.
- HISAMI (Kumi Takemura)
- LUKE (Kenji Saitou)
- MAMI (Mami Murao)
- MARK (Junhisa Okayama)
- NAOYA (Naoya Setani)
- SAE (Saeko Ebisawa)
- SATSUKI (Gogatsu Goki)
- TACO (Senteru Nojima)
- YU-KI (Yuuki Kitamura): Now the lead singer of TRF.
Discography
Singles
- Careless Dance (5 May 1990)
- GIVEN (5 February 1991)
- NATIVE (3 July 1991)
- Choo Choo TRAIN (7 November 1991)
- Gorgeous (23 April 1992)
- YA-YA-YA (21 October 1992)
- SHY-SHY-SHINE (18 June 1993)
- Ding Dong Express (October 21, 1993)
- On Time (21 April 1994)
- Angelic Dream (7 November 1994)
- Adam (1 March 1995)
Albums
- NATIVE (21 July 1991)
- Present Pleasure (15 December 1991)
- Gorgeous (13 May 1992
- JUNGLE (16 December 1992)
- ZOO FOR SALE (21 May 1993)
- Can I Dance? (19 November 1993)
- PALAST 7 December 1994)
- ZOO LAST DANCE 16 December 1995)
- ZOO THE FINAL ~LAST DANCE LINE~ (21 March 1996)
LUV DELUXE Albums
LUV DELUXE was a side-band formed in 1995 by CAP, SAE and HIRO. They split up in June 1997.
- どうなってんだ！ (Dou natten da! - What it has become!) (22 July 1996)
- トパーズの涙 (Topazu no Namida - Tears of Topaz) (10 October 1996)
- LUV DELUXE (22 January 1997)
Video Works
- ZOO ~Careless Dance~ (21 July 1990)
- ZOO II ~GIVEN~ (21 March 1991)
- ZOO+ZOO II (Laserdisc) (21 March 1991)
- ZOO III ~NATIVE~ (21 August 1991)
- ZOO IV ~Choo Choo TRAIN~ (December 15 1991)
- ZOO Night 1991 LIVE (21 March 1992) From their December 25, 1991 concert.
- ZOO V ~Gorgeous~ (17 July 1992)
- ZOO VI ~YA-YA-YA~ (21 January 1993)
- ZOO JAPAN TOUR '92 ~YA-YA-YA~ IN BUDOKAN (21 April 1993)
- ZOO VII ~Ding Dong Express~ (1 December 1993)
- ZOO JAPAN TOUR 1993 ~CAN I DANCE~ IN BUDOKAN (18 March 1994)
- ZOO THE BEST (21 July 1994)
- ZOO VIII ~Angelic Dream~ (16 December 1994)
- ZOO LAST DANCE (16 December 1995)
- ZOO THE FINAL ~LAST DANCE LIVE~ (21 March 1996)
Compilations
- Dance Paradise Hyper Euro ZOO (22 November 2000)
- ZOO REMIX 2000 (20 December 2000)
- PURE BEST (27 September 2001)
- ZOO GOLDEN BEST: Special Works (19 March 2003)
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