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'''Kokoro no Pheromone''' (心のフェロモン; ''Pheromones of the Heart'') is [[Sheki-Dol]]'s debut indies single. It was released on November 1, 2000.
  
'''Kokoro no Pheromone''' (心のフェロモン; ''Pheromones of the Heart'') is [[Sheki-Dol]]'s debut indies single. It was released on November 1, 2000.
   
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The song was used as the ending theme to the tv show ''Sanma No Super Karakuri TV''.
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The song was used as the ending theme to the tv show "Sanma No Super Karakuri TV"'' ''and'' ''[[Idol wo Sagase!]]
   
 
==Tracklist==
  
==Tracklist==
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*[[Kitagami Ami]]
  
*[[Kitagami Ami]]
 
*[[Oki Ibuki]]
  
*[[Oki Ibuki]]
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==Single Information==
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Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement, Drums, A. Guitar: [[Tsunku]]
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#Kokoro no Pheromone
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#*Chorus: Tsunku
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#*Bass, Piano, Organ: [[Nagai Rui]]
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#*E. Guitar: [[Suzuki Shunsuke]], [[Yasunori]] from Seven House
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#Datte Datte
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#*Percussion: Tsunku
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#*Bass: [[Mikuzuki Chiharu]]
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#*E. Guitar: [[Takahashi Yuichi]]
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#*Chorus: [[Sheki-Dol]]
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==TV Performances==
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'''Kokoro no Pheromone'''
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* [2000.11.05] [[Hello! Morning]] Episode #31
   
 
==Concert Performances==
  
==Concert Performances==
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*[[Hello! Project 2000 Atsumare! Summer Party]]
  
*[[Hello! Project 2000 Atsumare! Summer Party]]
 
*[[Hello! Project 2001 Sugoizo! 21seiki]]
  
*[[Hello! Project 2001 Sugoizo! 21seiki]]
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==Single Information==
  
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Lyrics, composition, and arrangement for all songs are by [[Tsunku]].
  
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
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* Sheki-Dol sang the then unreleased song «Kokoro no Pheromone» at «Hello!Project 2000 Atsumare! Summer Party», four months before it would be released.
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* Sheki-Dol sang the then unreleased song "Kokoro no Pheromone" at "Hello!Project 2000 Atsumare! Summer Party", four months before it would be released.
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* Buying the single at a designated CD shop, you'd get an original poster (on a first-come, first-served basis). They were distributed at Shinseido, HMV, Yamano Instruments, and Sumiya chains.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20010228015938/http://www.greenparkmusic.co.jp/artist/Sheki-Dol/index.html]'''シェキドルCD購入特典配布リスト'''</ref>
   
 
==Comment by Tsunku==
  
==Comment by Tsunku==
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[[File:SHeki-Dol Kokoro no Pheromone Promo Poster.jpg|thumb|Magazine Ad]]
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'''Tsunku’s comments about the single:'''<sup><ref>[http://www.tsunku.net/producework.php#01]</ref></sup>
  
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[[File:Sheki-dol behind the scenes.jpg|thumb|Behind the scenes of the making of the PV]]
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'''Tsunku’s comments about the single:'''<ref>[http://www.tsunku.net/producework.php#01]</ref>
   
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«I’ve arranged in Rock’n’roll style. I’ve arranged the whole song, as well as played the acoustic guitar and the drums. First, the acoustic guitar part was recorded followed by the drums part. After that, we got together and determined the overall structure of the song. Rui Nagai played the bass and the piano. After that, Yasunori from SEVEN HOUSE and Shunsuke Suzuki played the other guitar parts. And I re-recorded my acoustic guitar part at the end. I think it was wonderful collaboration by the rock musicians!
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"I’ve arranged in Rock’n’roll style. I’ve arranged the whole song, as well as played the acoustic guitar and the drums. First, the acoustic guitar part was recorded followed by the drums part. After that, we got together and determined the overall structure of the song. Rui Nagai played the bass and the piano. After that, Yasunori from SEVEN HOUSE and Shunsuke Suzuki played the other guitar parts. And I re-recorded my acoustic guitar part at the end. I think it was wonderful collaboration by the rock musicians!
   
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Ibuki Ooki and Ami Kitagami recorded their voices while listening to the energetic drums track. I remember on their recording day, I told them it was just a practice. Since they were inexperienced and doing this for the first time, I wasn’t sure how the recording process was going to be. My original plan was to let them sing and record a few parts at a time, and not the whole thing at once. But I was surprised to listen to their voices not because they were skilled singers, but they were simply cool! I didn’t ask them how much time they put into for practice, but their singing style was something I had never heard before. What an awesome individuality the girls secretly possessed!
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Oki Ibuki and Kitagami Ami recorded their voices while listening to the energetic drums track. I remember on their recording day, I told them it was just a practice. Since they were inexperienced and doing this for the first time, I wasn’t sure how the recording process was going to be. My original plan was to let them sing and record a few parts at a time, and not the whole thing at once. But I was surprised to listen to their voices not because they were skilled singers, but they were simply cool! I didn’t ask them how much time they put into for practice, but their singing style was something I had never heard before. What an awesome individuality the girls secretly possessed!
   
 
I felt like if they became better singer in the future, they would los
 
I felt like if they became better singer in the future, they would los
 
the precious sound they naturally possessed. So I wanted to record the fresh, natural vocal track that was never overly practiced. I thought to myself, “If I ask them to sing just one more time, maybe they would sound better.” On the other hand, I had to fight my urge and trust m
 
the precious sound they naturally possessed. So I wanted to record the fresh, natural vocal track that was never overly practiced. I thought to myself, “If I ask them to sing just one more time, maybe they would sound better.” On the other hand, I had to fight my urge and trust m
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instinct when I felt that “this is a lovable enough sound. Let’s go with it. ”
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instinct when I felt that “this is a lovable enough sound. Let’s go with it. ”
   
 
So you can see that I was going through internal dilemma as a producer. In the end, I didn’t have to consume much
  
So you can see that I was going through internal dilemma as a producer. In the end, I didn’t have to consume much
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As for the lyrics, in recent years, women are starting to become noticed as the stronger sex than men. So in contrast, I wanted to express the gentler side of women by utilizing powerful words. My message in the lyrics is that women are actually hoping for the men to notice their inner feminine power, “kokoro no pheromone”.
  
As for the lyrics, in recent years, women are starting to become noticed as the stronger sex than men. So in contrast, I wanted to express the gentler side of women by utilizing powerful words. My message in the lyrics is that women are actually hoping for the men to notice their inner feminine power, “kokoro no pheromone”.
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==References==
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{{Reflist}}
   
 
==External Links==
  
==External Links==
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*Wikipedia: [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/心のフェロモン Japanese]
  
*Wikipedia: [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/心のフェロモン Japanese]
 
*Lyrics: [http://projecthello.com/pmisc/sheki_pheromone.html Kokoro no Pheromone], [http://projecthello.com/pmisc/sheki_datte.html Datte Datte]
  
*Lyrics: [http://projecthello.com/pmisc/sheki_pheromone.html Kokoro no Pheromone], [http://projecthello.com/pmisc/sheki_datte.html Datte Datte]
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[[Category:2000 Singles]]
  
[[Category:2000 Singles]]
 
[[Category:2 Members Line-Up]]
  
[[Category:2 Members Line-Up]]
 
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Revision as of 10:25, 8 December 2019

Kokoro no Pheromone (心のフェロモン; Pheromones of the Heart) is Sheki-Dol's debut indies single. It was released on November 1, 2000.

The song was used as the ending theme to the tv show "Sanma No Super Karakuri TV" and Idol wo Sagase!

Tracklist

Sheki-Dol_-_Kokoro_no_Pheromone_(MV)

Sheki-Dol - Kokoro no Pheromone (MV)

Kokoro no Pheromone (MV)

  1. Kokoro no Pheromone
  2. Datte Datte (だってだって; Because, Because)
  3. Kokoro no Pheromone (Instrumental)

Featured Members

Single Information

Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement, Drums, A. Guitar: Tsunku

  1. Kokoro no Pheromone
    • Chorus: Tsunku
    • Bass, Piano, Organ: Nagai Rui
    • E. Guitar: Suzuki Shunsuke, Yasunori from Seven House
  2. Datte Datte

TV Performances

Kokoro no Pheromone

Concert Performances

Kokoro no Pheromone

Trivia

  • Sheki-Dol sang the then unreleased song "Kokoro no Pheromone" at "Hello!Project 2000 Atsumare! Summer Party", four months before it would be released.
  • Buying the single at a designated CD shop, you'd get an original poster (on a first-come, first-served basis). They were distributed at Shinseido, HMV, Yamano Instruments, and Sumiya chains.[1]

Comment by Tsunku

SHeki-Dol Kokoro no Pheromone Promo Poster

Magazine Ad

Sheki-dol behind the scenes

Behind the scenes of the making of the PV

Tsunku’s comments about the single:[2]

"I’ve arranged in Rock’n’roll style. I’ve arranged the whole song, as well as played the acoustic guitar and the drums. First, the acoustic guitar part was recorded followed by the drums part. After that, we got together and determined the overall structure of the song. Rui Nagai played the bass and the piano. After that, Yasunori from SEVEN HOUSE and Shunsuke Suzuki played the other guitar parts. And I re-recorded my acoustic guitar part at the end. I think it was wonderful collaboration by the rock musicians!

Oki Ibuki and Kitagami Ami recorded their voices while listening to the energetic drums track. I remember on their recording day, I told them it was just a practice. Since they were inexperienced and doing this for the first time, I wasn’t sure how the recording process was going to be. My original plan was to let them sing and record a few parts at a time, and not the whole thing at once. But I was surprised to listen to their voices not because they were skilled singers, but they were simply cool! I didn’t ask them how much time they put into for practice, but their singing style was something I had never heard before. What an awesome individuality the girls secretly possessed!

I felt like if they became better singer in the future, they would los the precious sound they naturally possessed. So I wanted to record the fresh, natural vocal track that was never overly practiced. I thought to myself, “If I ask them to sing just one more time, maybe they would sound better.” On the other hand, I had to fight my urge and trust m instinct when I felt that “this is a lovable enough sound. Let’s go with it. ”

So you can see that I was going through internal dilemma as a producer. In the end, I didn’t have to consume much time in thinking, and I was able to make the final decision right away. What was helpful in making the final decision was listening to the recorded voice track over and over. Their voices began to sound like a genuine rock’n’roll. They were able to utilize all of the tracks layered by us, the experienced rock musicians, which I thought was pretty impressive! What an awesome collaboration of “Rock’n’roll”!

As for the lyrics, in recent years, women are starting to become noticed as the stronger sex than men. So in contrast, I wanted to express the gentler side of women by utilizing powerful words. My message in the lyrics is that women are actually hoping for the men to notice their inner feminine power, “kokoro no pheromone”.

References

  1. ↑ [1]シェキドルCD購入特典配布リスト
  2. ↑ [2]

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