Songs with titles that start with “ge”
How many songs can you instantly recall when asked for tracks whose titles start with “ge” (げ)?
In word games like shiritori, things suddenly get tricky when voiced consonants become the theme, don’t they?
この記事では、タイトルが「ge（げ）」で始まる楽曲を紹介します。
You might think you can’t come up with many, but once you look, you’ll find plenty you know and go, “Oh right, that one too!”
Why not use this for song-title shiritori and other word games?
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Songs with titles starting with “Ge” (21–30)
GET THE GLORYLAUGHIN’ NOSE
With their distinctive fashion and high-energy sound, LAUGHIN’ NOSE blasted a fresh hole in the music scene of the ’80s.
This track—said to have been born from a melody that came to the songwriter impulsively on a train platform—embodies their very origin.
Its simple, powerful message, “Seize the glory,” strikes directly at the listener’s soul.
Released in December 1983 as the title track of an EP on their own independent label, it paved the way to their later major-label debut album, LAUGHIN’ NOSE, and stands as a true emblem of the band.
The pure energy and passion radiating from this work offer boundless courage—perfect for moments when you want to break through the status quo or share a surge of optimism with friends as you head into the future.
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This song straightforwardly portrays the wish to remain true to oneself without being dyed by anyone else’s colors.
It’s not easy to stick to your own will without being swayed by others’ eyes and voices.
With a sound as radiant as daybreak, the track powerfully supports those who face forward while wrestling with such inner conflicts.
Released in May 2016, it opens the album “COLD DISC” and also served as the theme song for the film “U-31,” which depicts a soccer player’s comeback.
When you’re dealing with setbacks or on the verge of losing your sense of self, listening to it will give you a courage that feels like a light kindling in your heart.
escapismORANGE RANGE
This is a song that lets you enjoy a whimsical, pop-style escape, as if you’ve wandered into a fairy-tale world.
Its fantastical setting—featuring a tin pianist and various animals—beautifully overlaps with the sense of the extraordinary you feel on a picnic.
The track appears on PANIC FANCY, an album released in July 2008 by ORANGE RANGE, a rock band from Okinawa; the album reached No.
1 on the Oricon weekly chart.
Within its cute melody are occasional, startling twists—classic ORANGE RANGE and utterly charming.
Step away from your busy routine and listen as you feel a pleasant breeze; the everyday scenery around you might begin to sparkle as if enchanted.
How about making it the perfect companion for your next picnic?
Genkai Love SongUtaka Kano
Utaka Kanō, whose charm lies in her sunny personality—she lists “laughing a lot” as a hobby—and her cultural side as a third-dan in calligraphy, is beloved for her broad musical range that, while rooted in enka-kayōkyoku, also incorporates elements of J-pop.
After her 1992 debut, her voice became widely known with the 1997 song Sake wa Hororito, which was featured in a commercial for Kizakura Brewery.
Pierrot no Namida, released in 2000, remains one of her signature songs and was later produced in an acoustic version.
If you want to enjoy both the heart of traditional enka and contemporary music, step into the world of her songs.
Symphonie fantastique / Kanagawa Philharmonic OrchestraEiji Oue
Eiji Oue is a conductor who channels the passion he inherited from his mentors, Seiji Ozawa and Leonard Bernstein, into his baton, thrilling audiences around the world.
Ranging from classical to contemporary music, his repertoire is broad, and his performances paint vivid colors in listeners’ hearts like energetic works of art.
After winning a competition in Salzburg in 1981, he gained international attention, and his album “The Firebird” with the Minnesota Orchestra was nominated for a Grammy Award.
He is also known for becoming the first Japanese conductor to take the stage at the Bayreuth Festival in 2005, as well as for the charming anecdote of conducting in a traditional happi coat as a devoted Hanshin Tigers fan.
He is the perfect conductor for those who want to experience how a conductor can transform music, or who wish to feel the fiery energy of classical music.
Overture from the Incidental Music “Egmont,” Op. 84Kazufumi Yamashita
Kazufumi Yamashita is a world-renowned conductor who once served as an assistant to the legendary Herbert von Karajan.
He made his debut in 1988 conducting the NHK Symphony Orchestra and has since wielded the baton across a wide spectrum, from orchestral concerts to opera.
In addition to his brilliant achievement of winning the 1986 Nicolai Malko International Conducting Competition, one story that has become the stuff of legend among music fans is that in the same year he stepped in for the suddenly ill Karajan and conducted the Berlin Philharmonic wearing jeans.
The passionate, grand-scale music he draws from the ensemble moves listeners to their core.
He is the perfect conductor for those who want to experience world-class performances or immerse themselves in the dramatic world of opera.
Get High!! ~Adrenaline~Superfly
An adrenaline-charged rock anthem that blasts away everyday monotony! Bursting with positive energy that feels like a cry to break free from boring routines and push past your limits.
This track is featured on the landmark album “Force,” released in September 2012.
It also made waves as a tie-in song for Sunstar VO5, produced to celebrate Superfly’s 5th anniversary since debut.
A true detonator of a number that stirs a powerful urge to shatter the status quo! A powerhouse song you’ll want to play when you need to get hyped and go all in.