Yoshiki (X Japan) | The Magnificent Others with Billy Corgan

    Billy Corgan welcomes legendary musician, composer, and X Japan co-founder Yoshiki for a conversation about creativity, rebellion, and building something that refuses to follow the rules. Yoshiki reflects on helping create the Visual Kei movement, pushing rock music to its limits with X Japan, and the personal losses that shaped him from losing his father at a young age to the heartbreaking deaths of his bandmates, survivor’s guilt, and a struggle with depression that nearly consumed him. Along the way, he shares stories of working with legendary Beatles producer George Martin, composing a piano concerto for the Emperor of Japan, and turning a loan from his mother into the record label that helped change the course of Japanese rock.

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    1. Wow awesome! Huge X Japan fan, I saw Yoshiki when he was doing the premiere of the documentary about the band. X Japan first 2 albums are masterpiece of heavy metal ! Art of life has always been my favorite song ever. Hopefully he will talk a bit about Hide and Taiji

    2. 20:48 man, I need to go to Japan to see all my concerts from now on. Lol
      I can't stand people that think their own annoying voice is more important than the artist we paid good money to see…

    3. Now this was a nice surprise turn in interviews! These cats been around awhile even though most here in the west never heard about. Yoshiki still so wau and heels to the ground ❤🤍

    4. Love this. I was in love with Japanese rock in the 90's. So much good music, and appreciation in the best way for the music and being real and raw. But I also loved Ayumi Hamasaki lol. I just love good music.