Music Station - Revision history

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	'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. [[B'z]] have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well. From 1992 to 2016, the theme song to the program was Tak Matsumoto's "[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~\|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]". In 2016, with the release of his studio album ''[[enigma]]'', the release's bonus track "[[enigma\|#1090 ~Million Dreams~]]" became the theme. The ending theme has been the melodic reversion of the ~~same~~ song, titled "[[Hana\|#1090 [Sen Mu Ichiya]]]", since 2002.		'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. [[B'z]] have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well. From 1992 to 2016, the theme song to the program was Tak Matsumoto's "[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~\|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]". In 2016, with the release of his studio album ''[[enigma]]'', the release's bonus track "[[enigma\|#1090 ~Million Dreams~]]" became the theme. The ending theme has been the melodic reversion of the original song, newly titled "[[Hana\|#1090 [Sen Mu Ichiya]]]", since 2002.

	In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.		In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.

	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

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	'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. [[B'z]] have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well. ~~Since~~ 1992, the theme song to the program ~~has been~~ Tak Matsumoto's "[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~\|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]", with the ending theme ~~being~~ the melodic reversion of the same song, "[[Hana\|#1090 [Sen Mu Ichiya]]]" ~~beginning in~~ 2002.		'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. [[B'z]] have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well. From 1992 to 2016, the theme song to the program was Tak Matsumoto's "[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~\|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]". In 2016, with the release of his studio album ''[[enigma]]'', the release's bonus track "[[enigma\|#1090 ~Million Dreams~]]" became the theme. The ending theme has been the melodic reversion of the same song, titled "[[Hana\|#1090 [Sen Mu Ichiya]]]", since 2002.

	In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.		In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.

	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

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	'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. [[B'z]] have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well.		'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. [[B'z]] have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well. Since 1992, the theme song to the program has been Tak Matsumoto's "[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~\|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]", with the ending theme being the melodic reversion of the same song, "[[Hana\|#1090 [Sen Mu Ichiya]]]" beginning in 2002.

	In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.		In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.

	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

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	'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well.		'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. [[B'z]] have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well.

	In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.		In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.

	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

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	'''''Music Station''''' is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.		'''''Music Station''''' (ミュージックステーション) is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well.

			In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.

	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

	~~B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well.~~

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	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

	B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date.		B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date with additional appearances as solo artists as well.

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	'''''Music Station''''' is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.		'''''Music Station''''' is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.

	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four hour special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

	B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date.		B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date.

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	'''Music Station''' is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.		'''''Music Station''''' is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.

	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

	B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date.		B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date.

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	Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.		Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

	B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program~~, including solo appearances~~.		B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program to date.

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'''Music Station''' is a weekly music program that airs on TV Asahi that debuted in 1989. In addition to playing host to many of Japan's top music acts over its long tenure, the program also routinely serves as a platform for international music acts of all sorts on their stops in Japan, including Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift, Linkin Park, Oasis, One Direction, Bruno Mars, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and many more.

Beginning in 1992, the program also began holding an annual "SUPER LIVE" near the end of each year in the form of a three-to-four special. The events generally host roughly thirty to forty acts on a given night. The program also occasionally hosts seasonal programs of varying lengths but generally between two-to-three hours.

B'z have made the program their television home, with over 50 performances and appearances on the program, including solo appearances.