New Kenshuusei unit Tsubaki Factory - 1st indies single "Seishun Manmannaka!" 9/6

[Denki]

Although this is kinda random, but H!P not urging Tanimoto to relocate pretty much sums up the progress of the group.

She'll have to when they have their major debut, which I wouldn't mind if it was this Spring.

[Amped]

indies single tracklist

Seishun man-manaka! (First Take)
Seishun man-manaka! (Instrumental)
http://www.helloproject.com/release/detail/UFCW-1105/

[otaku_blue]

^

yeah so expect like Nen ni Wa Nen Indies version a really weaker version of the song, than have the girls rock it better when its upped to a debut single.

some people were thinking they were gonna go back to indies + PV but I doubt it now.

[BerryzCelebration]

I think that it's become clear that every first indies single will be re-released as one of the songs on their first major single. It happened with Juice=Juice (and it is seen that they were going to do it even with Aina there, as some fans caught some bad editing in the MVs that showed her limbs/hair), Kobushi Factory and I guess now it's going to happen with Tsubaki.

[otaku_blue]

[BerryzCelebration]

http://www.mediafire.com/?xrj2twfn5d99ucg

I'm crying tears of joy. They all sound fucking amazing. And the last chorus. Oh my god Tsubaki Factory is amazing.

[CaptainBerryzGiraffe]

OH NO
I just finally got to listen to that background vocal that i'm so curious as to what it's spelling.
"Seishun Mannnaka. S-e-i-s-y-u-n"


But wow, they sound pretty good in that. (The instrumental scares me)
Can't wait for more, they're improving tremendously fast.
This is why I love H!P. :3

(editted because "sy" is not wrong, just not as common in the Hepburn system.)

[Celedam]

It's not wrong. It's just a different romanization system.

[CaptainBerryzGiraffe]

Right, but it's not the commonly accepted romanization system. Just like "Zyu" is not the common while "ju" is.

[Celedam]

Commonly accepted by whom? The Japanese government has officially adopted Kunrei-shiki and teaches it in schools, and in that system, seisyun is correct.

You might be more familiar with Hepburn, but that doesn't make it "right".