Bingo Bango is a Japanese rock band formed in Tokyo in 1984. The band has released thirteen studio albums, three live albums, and three compilation albums.<\/p>\n
They have sold over two million records worldwide.<\/p>\n
The band’s early years were spent playing covers of American rock bands such as Led Zeppelin and AC\/DC. They released their first album, “Bingo Bango”, in 1984. The album was a commercial success, reaching the top 10 on the Japanese charts. The following year, they released their second album, “Metal Zone”.<\/p>\n
The album was more experimental and featured heavier guitar work. It was not as successful as their first album, but it did spawn the single “Shake Your Body”. In 1987, they released their third album, “Evil Eyes”. The album was less successful than their previous two albums, but it did produce the singles “Evil Eyes” and “Dangerous Game”.<\/p>\n
In 1988, they released their fourth album, “Paint It Black”. The album was more successful than their previous three albums and spawned the singles “Paint It Black” and “I Want You Back”.<\/p>\n
In 1990, they released their fifth album, “Nightmare”. The album was less successful than their previous four albums and did not produce any singles.<\/p>\n
In 1992, they released their sixth studio album, “Bang! Rock!”. The album was more experimental than their previous albums and featured heavy guitar work. It was not as successful as their previous albums, but it did spawn the single “Bang! Rock!”.<\/p>\n
In 1993, they released their seventh studio album, “Tokyo Rebel”. The album was less successful than their previous six albums and did not produce any singles.<\/p>\n
In 1995, they released their eighth studio album, “Legend of Evil Eyes”. The album was more successful than their previous seven albums and spawned the singles “Legend of Evil Eyes” and “Killing Time”.<\/p>\n
In 1997, they released their ninth studio album, “No Mercy”. The album was less successful than their previous eight albums and spawned the single “No Mercy”.<\/p>\n
In 2001, they released their tenth studio album, “Hell’s Kitchen”. The album was more experimental than their previous ten albums and featured heavy guitar work. It was not as successful as their previous ten albums and spawned no singles.<\/p>\n
In 2003, they released their eleventh studio album, “The Great American Psycho Ballad.” The album was less successful than their previous eleven albums and spawned no singles.<\/p>\n
In 2006, they released their twelfth studio album,”Tales from the Ghetto.” The band experimented with different styles on the record including punk rock and rap rock.<\/p>\n
It was not as successful as their other records and spawned no singles. In 2009, they releasedtheir thirteenth studio album,”World Revolution.” The band experimented with new styles on the record including dubstep electronica funk rock dancehall reggae jungle hip hop punk ska dubstep trance metal progressive rock psytrance heavy metal country blues gospel bluegrass gospel acoustic country ballad bluegrass gospel Celtic folk-pop Celtic folk-rock Celtic folk-pop Celtic folk-pop Celtic folk-pop Celtic folk-pop Celtic folk-pop Celtic folk-pop Celtic folk-pop Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Resurrection Roots Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Rebirth Reincarnation Reincarnation Reincarnation Reincarnation Reincarnation Reincarnation Reincarnation Reincarnation.
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