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There are several bands by the name of Sugar. (1) Streaming here on Last.fm is the project of former Hüsker Dü member Bob Mould. (2) is a Korean girl-pop group with releases in Japan and Korea; (3) is a Japanese visual-kei group; (4) is Australian psy-trance producer / artist Felix Hamer, on the Green Ant label from Melbourne, Australia.
Sugar (1) was formed by Bob Mould after the breakup of Hüsker Dü, and conceived as having a similar sound, though with Mould as the sole leader. As such, the band was a trio with Mould on guitar and voice, David Barbe (formerly of Mercyland) on bass, and Malcolm Travis (formerly with zulus and Human Sexual Response) on drums. The band released three studio albums and a collection of live tracks and B-sides before breaking up in 1995.
SUGAR (2) (슈가) was a 4 member moderately successful girl pop group originating from South Korea. The group began in 2001 with their first album “Tell Me Why” that included their 2 singles “Sweet Love” and “Tell Me Why”. Afterwards a year later they released their sophomore album “Shine” which was more successful than their first. Like other fellow Korean acts SUGAR emerged into the Japanese market with their first two singles “GO THE DISTANCE” and “All My Loving” after their Sophomore Korean album. Then soon afterwards Jung Eum, a member of Sugar decided to leave the group after their mini album “Secret” was released.
Sugar (1) was formed by Bob Mould after the breakup of Hüsker Dü, and conceived as having a similar sound, though with Mould as the sole leader. As such, the band was a trio with Mould on guitar and voice, David Barbe (formerly of Mercyland) on bass, and Malcolm Travis (formerly with zulus and Human Sexual Response) on drums. The band released three studio albums and a collection of live tracks and B-sides before breaking up in 1995.
SUGAR (2) (슈가) was a 4 member moderately successful girl pop group originating from South Korea. The group began in 2001 with their first album “Tell Me Why” that included their 2 singles “Sweet Love” and “Tell Me Why”. Afterwards a year later they released their sophomore album “Shine” which was more successful than their first. Like other fellow Korean acts SUGAR emerged into the Japanese market with their first two singles “GO THE DISTANCE” and “All My Loving” after their Sophomore Korean album. Then soon afterwards Jung Eum, a member of Sugar decided to leave the group after their mini album “Secret” was released.
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Rapha_rsd92 wrote:
Sugar, Great band.
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YankeeShambles wrote:
What does being ugly have to do with making good music? You listen to music, not look at it. Besides, when what *might* be the highest charting Japanese Sugar track is # 25, you don't really have a leg to stand on. The American Sugar haters can chut up. ^_^
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kaitokid05 wrote:
oh wow, Bob Mould and crew or a visual kei outfit. how troubling. just vote for the Korean girls. they're cute.
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KILLINSTINCT wrote:
Vote for this picture (both Japan Sugar and US Sugar): http://www.last.fm/music/Sugar/+images/36662583
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KryzQuincy wrote:
슈가 <--for the korean girls and their songs they use for Kaleido star..
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Shimbo-dono wrote:
lol @ HizakiHime. Don't make the American Sugar fans hate the Japanese Sugar and fans.
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HizakiHime wrote:
yeah don't wanna have those ugly amercian guys on my last fm x__X why can't we just choose the picture that's shown up in our profile?
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BillSwansea wrote:
I'm glad people seem to be appreciating Mould's Sugar again. From what I gather they were loved by a lot of in the early 90s, and perhaps they were overplayed by these people and got boring? I hate when that happens.
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hornbuckle wrote:
How is it that Sugar hasn't hit a million plays yet? That just doesn't seem right, especially when they're sharing this page with a pop group. Sadly, it took me this long to finally get them added to my library, even though I used to listen to the shit out of them in the early '90s.
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doctorKozi wrote:
For japanese Sugar fans. There are two solutions: share this page with both the bands in peqace and harmony or use the tag Ｓｕｇａｒ. As you like it. I've the same problem with the italian singer Meg and the japanese one MEG, who share the same page (so annoying).
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docrivs wrote:
i really liked this band, and at the time, i knew nothing of husker du. i'd only heard the name, and bob mould's name. great, tight band from the 90s.
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purplelizzy wrote:
what, no Hoover Dam?
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Dafni87 wrote:
Sugar's Disbandment, Final Release and Tour!!! According a newsletter Sugar sent out to their fans, they will disband after their concert at Shibuya O-EAST on July 4th. Sugar cites musical differences between the members as the reason for the break-up. Additionally, they have announced their final release. letter will come out on May 20th, but will be sold in advance at their May 8th show at Takadanobaba AREA. Sugar's final tour, epilogue, will start on May 15th at Sapporo KRAPS HALL and end with the above mentioned show at Shibuya O-EAST on July 4th. Prior to the start of their tour, there will be a three-man event called Sugar LAST ONEMAN TOUR 【 epilogue 】 opening 3days event, which will see the band performing with lynch. and Sel'm on May 8th, Duel Jewel and MaitoreiA on May 9th and Moran and boogieman on May 10th.
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eddiemb wrote:
Love the American Sugar, and will check out the japanese named band asap too, they sound cool too. :-)
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KILLINSTINCT wrote:
Dafni87: Yes I agree.
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Dafni87 wrote:
It makes more sence if Last learn how to separate artists with the same name...
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degoose84 wrote:
Well it looks like Bob and the guys are the main picture again (for the time being). I'm just here saying that it makes more sence for they being in the main picture since all the most listened tracks here were all recorded by Bob, David and Malcolm.
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Yuuzilla wrote:
Please, would you guys mind tagging 슈가 as a valid artist. I want to see the girls in my library, and voting for a pic is just no use. Thanks.
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indietrash wrote:
vote for this pic: http://www.last.fm/music/Sugar/+images/16772201
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mikeinbed wrote:
get bob and the boys back in the picture already! gosh.
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fxdude773, boyklopek and tapsusleeper added Sugar to their libraries. 3 hours ago
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sparklism wrote about Sugar in The Obligatory "Seen Live" Document. 8 hours ago
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