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Morio Agata / あがた森魚 - Submarine / サブマリン

Published August 27, 2012

Views 81.1K  |  Likes 1.61K  |  Comments 36
Views#6,019,587Global
Views#955,162Unknown country

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Free Loving AnarchistsFree Loving Anarchists
382 subs•8 videos•Mar 2010

This video has 81.1K views and 1.61K likes, ranking #6,019,587 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

81,146

Likes

1,616

Comments

36

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Total (all-time): $57 – $162

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

"Submarine / サブマリン" from the Lp Norimono Zukan / 乗物図鑑 on the short lived but amazing VANITY RECORDS label (1980) Morio Agata is a folk-rock singer, known for his "Red Elegy" which became a huge hit in 1972. Joined by various musicians -- including Phew, Yukio Fujimoto, Jun Kitada (Inu), Taiqui (Ultrabide/pre-Hijokaida…

Published
August 27, 2012
Made for kids
No

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