History Music / LunaSea

* ''Believe'' (1993)
* ''In My Dream (With Shiver)'' (1993)
* ''Rosier'' (1994)
* ''True Blue'' (1994)
* ''Mother'' (1995)
* ''Desire'' (1995)
* ''End of Sorrow'' (1996)
* ''In Silence'' (1996)
* ''Storm'' (1998)
* ''Shine'' (1998)
* ''I for You'' (1998)
* ''Gravity'' (2000)
* ''Tonight'' (2000)
* ''Love Song'' (2000)
* ''The One -Crash to Create-'' (2012)
* ''Thoughts'' (2013)
* ''Limit'' (2016)
* ''Sora no Uta ~Higher and Higher~/Hisōbi'' (2019)

* BSide: There are even two albums of B-Side Singles: ''Singles'', Disc II (1997) and ''Another Side of Singles'' (2002), and their fan club is called after one: ''Slave'', B-Side of ''In My Dream (With Shiver)''
* EpicRocking: ''Into the Sun'' (7:09), ''Love Song'', ''Search For Reason'' and ''Moon'' (7:10), ''Another'' (7:36), ''Ray'' (7:33), ''Selves'' (8:01), ''Genesis Of Mind'' (8:12), ''Virgin Mary'' (9:15), ''Forever & Ever'' (10:18) and ''The One -Crash to Create-'' (22:56, their longest song of their entire career).

* PerformanceVideo: "Dejavu," "Rosier," "In Silence," "Desire," "End of Sorrow," "Storm," "Shine," and "Tonight."

* SelfTitledAlbum: Two of them. ''Luna Sea,'' their first, and ''Lunacy,'' their last. The band's original name was "Lunacy," before they got signed.

* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: In their career, the band experimented with rock, metal, punk and pop.

Luna Sea is one of the bands that made {{Visual Kei}} popular in Japan. Originally called Lunacy, the band was founded in 1986 by schoolmates Inoran (guitar) and J (bass). In 1989, Ryuichi joined as vocalist, bringing {{Music/Sugizo}} as a lead guitarist and occasional violinist, and Shinya joined as their drummer. They have stayed in this lineup ever since.

In 2000, they announcend an indefinite hiatus, as each of the members pursued their own solo careers, several of them finding great success. In August of 2010, this hiatus was ended, and the band announced that they were both going on tour again and writing new songs.

* AllDrummersAreAnimals: Ever seen Shinya with long, unkempt hair and mustache, "talking" to the audience after a strenous and sweat-inducing drum solo? Thought so.

* GreatBallsOfFire: Take a Shinya solo, any Shinya solo.

* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: During their career, the band experienced with multiple genres: rock, metal, punk and pop.
* NewSoundAlbum: With ''Style'' and ''Shine'', the band moved away from its aggressive style, opting for a more mainstream sound.

* {{ForeignLanguageTitle}}/{{GratuitousEnglish}}: Arguably, since all their titles are in English (except one: Kono Sekai No Hatede), yet there is very few English in the actual songs.

* CarefulWithThatAxe/MetalScream: Prominent in their early albums, as Ryuichi would start a song clean, and slowly get grittier until shouting at the chorus, for an intense build of suspense.

* ForeignLanguageTitle/GratuitousEnglish: Arguably, since all their titles are in English (except one: Kono Sekai No Hatede), yet there is very few English in the actual songs.

* EightiesHair - in their early Visual Kei days, downplayed by Ryuichi and Inoran in their 20th anniversary concert ''lunacy''.
* AllDrummersAreAnimals - Ever seen Shinya with long, unkempt hair and mustache, "talking" to the audience after a strenous and sweat-inducing drum solo? Thought so.

* BSide - There are even two albums of B-Side Singles: ''Singles'', Disc II (1997) and ''Another Side of Singles'' (2002), and their fan club is called after one: ''Slave'', B-Side of ''In My Dream (With Shiver)''
* EpicRocking - ''Rain'', ''Genesis Of Mind'', ''Till The Day I Die'' and ''The One -Crash to Create-''.
* {{Fanservice}} - Inoran, Ryuichi and Sugizo, mostly.
* ForeignLanguageTitle - Arguably, since all their titles are in English (except one: Kono Sekai No Hatede), yet there is very few English in the actual songs.
* GreatBallsOfFire - Take a Shinya solo, any Shinya solo.

* MetalScream: Prominent in their early albums, as Ryuichi would start a song clean, and slowly get grittier until shouting at the chorus, for an intense build of suspense.

* PuttingOnTheReich: Sugizo in photographs and TV performance. Ironically, he dislikes glorifying ImperialJapan and UsefulNotes/NaziGermany.

* GreatestHitsAlbum - ''Period ~The Best Selection~ ''
* HellBentForLeather - Everyone at various points, with Shinya as the notable exception. He prefers the fur to the hide.
* LongRunnerLineUp - They lasted from 1989 to 2000, then reunited in 2010.
* MetalScream - Prominent in their early albums, as Ryuuichi would start a song clean, and slowly get grittier until shouting at the chorus, for an intense build of suspense.
* PerformanceVideo - ''Dejavu'', ''Rosier'', ''In Silence'', ''Desire'', ''End of Sorrow'', ''Storm'', ''Shine'', ''Tonight''.
* PuttingOnTheReich - Sugizo in photographs and tv performance. Ironically, he dislikes glorifying ImperialJapan and UsefulNotes/NaziGermany.
* PuttingTheBandBackTogether - Literally, in 2007 for a christmas concert, in 2008 for the [[Music/HidetoMatsumoto hide]] memorial summit and for real in 2010 after ten years of inactivity.
* SelfTitledAlbum - Two of them. ''Luna Sea'', their first, and ''Lunacy'', their last. The band's original name was Lunacy, before they got signed.
* VocalTagTeam - minus vocal plus violin for ''Providence'' (it's pretty much Ryuichi's and Sugizo's song).

* Potbelly, support for various artists including {{Gackt}}, {{Miyavi}}, Music/MunetakaHiguchi's memorial shows, Music/XJapan, and Toshi (Shinya)]

* PuttingOnTheReich - Sugizo in photographs and tv performance. Ironically, he dislikes glorifying ImperialJapan and NaziGermany.

* ''The One -Crash to Create-'' (2012)

* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: ''Sweetest Coma Again'' was the theme song for the Japanese release of the JamesBond film Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough

* AnimeHair - Shinya 1996 (silver-y), Sugizo around 1998 (pink and black, as tribute to [[Music/HidetoMatsumoto hide]]), downplayed by Shinya in ''lunacy''.