1985 (The Blue Hearts song)

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“1985”
Single by The Blue Hearts
Released	December 24, 1985
Genre	Rock
Length	3m23s
Writer(s)	Hiroto Kōmoto
Producer	The Blue Hearts

"1985" (1985, Naintiin Eitifaivu^?) was a protest song written by the Japanese band The Blue Hearts. It was a free flexi-disc given away at a live performance on December 24, 1985, but was not released on a major label until it was included on Super Best, a compilation album released ten years later.^[1]

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v • d • e The Blue Hearts Hiroto Kōmoto • Masatoshi Mashima • Junnosuke Kawaguchi • Tetsuya Kajiwara Other personnel: Mikio Shirai Singles "1985" • "Hito ni Yasashiku" • "Linda Linda" • "Kiss Shite Hoshii" • "Blue Hearts Theme" • "Chernobyl" • "Train-Train" • "Love Letter" • "Aozora" • "Jōnetsu no Bara" • "Kubitsuri-dai Kara" • "Ano Ko ni Touch" • "Too Much Pain" • "Yume" • "Tabibito" • "1000 no Violin" • "Party" • "Yūgure" Studio albums The Blue Hearts • Young and Pretty • Train-Train • Bust Waste Hip • High Kicks • Stick Out • Dug Out • Pan Compilations Blast Off! • Meet the Blue Hearts • East West Side Story • Super Best • The Blue Hearts Box • Singles 1990-1993 Live albums Live All Sold Out • Yaon Live on '94 6.18/19 Video releases The Blue Hearts • The Blue Hearts Live! ~1987.7.4 Hibiya Yagai Ongakudō~ • Tour '88 Pretty Pineapple Special • Blue Hearts no Video - Video Clip 1987-1989 • Meet the Blue Hearts U.S.A. Tour 1990 • High Kick Tour Video Pamphlet • Zen-Nippon East Waste Tour '91 • Endless Dreams ~The Blue Hearts Meet the Mutoid~ • Blue Hearts no Video 2 - Video Clip 1990-1993 • The Blue Hearts no Dekoboko Chindōchū • Blue Hearts ga Kikoenai - History of the Blue Hearts • Blue Hearts no Video + Maboroshi no Video Fukkokuban • The Blue Hearts Live!