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The brilliance and urban mood of the golden age of idol pop.
The song's appeal lies in its light-hearted melody and dramatic development.
This single, released by Shonentai in 1986, combines the glamour of '80s idol pop with a mature atmosphere. "Diamond Eyes" leaves an impression with its clear melody, while "Rainy Express" develops into a melancholic ballad. Boasting a high level of perfection in both dance and vocals, this work symbolizes the group's golden age.
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