Driftjunky13's featured songs

"Even when I'm lazy, my competitive spirit burns!"

Pineapple Pocky's featured songs

"Even though my playlist consists of a lot of DDR pumping music, I've always got a little of this to take my brain on a relaxing trip to sleep-world..."

Noko's featured songs

"When I'm feeling lazy, I'd take a break from any form of work and indulge myself with music, anime, or dramas. Thus, I chose my first song from one of my favorite anime series, BACCANO! This track really gets me into the right mood, and I can't help but think back to the enjoyable moments in the anime whenever I listen to this track and to the soundtrack in general.

My second song comes in real handy in consoling me when I have a lot of work to do but don't feel like doing it. Whenever I listen to this song, I take comfort in knowing that everything will work out in the end and that I'll eventually get my work done(even though I sometimes cut it close due to my laziness). Catching up on my Vocaloid songs is also something I tend to do when I'm feeling lazy to do anything else. This is why I decided to my third song from my list of favorites of Vocaloid songs. The music is mellow, different from the other two, but it is relaxing, which really fits in with my 'lazy' mood."

Deshi's featured songs

"My songs both have dreamy and whimsical sounds with almost nonsensical lyrics. It represents my ideal lazy day, sleeping in, day dreaming, doing little random fun things that I don't usually have time doing."

Jonas's featured songs

"With work getting a bit more intense or at times where I go travel to a lot of places to have a bit too much fun, there are times that I need for rest. I decided to select songs that keep my mind at ease and a way to relax my mind. The very slow feel of "Sakura no Shiori", the slightly fast yet soothing voice of "Hanamai Tsukuyomi Tan", and the slightly upbeat but slow "Déjà Vu" (despite being in a dance game like Pump It Up) lets me rest in the couch for a bit."

dear8lue's featured songs

"The thought of lazy days recall for me memories of rainy Sunday afternoons – the proverbial long dark tea time of the soul – curled up by the fire, with a good book and a mug of hot cocoa. Doing nothing much at all, except perhaps listening to the symphony of raindrops ceaselessly falling, while contemplating questions whose answers must remain all too elusive. Ideally, you would have another to share these quiet reveries, but alas, such moments are more often than not, solitary affairs.

Such melancholic recollections entail a suitably mellow soundtrack. And so I can think of nothing more apt then a mixed selection of Japanese and English numbers from the inimitable Sakamoto Maaya whose haunting voice in "Afternoon Repose" and impecably realised duet with Steve Conte in "The Garden of Everything" perfectly encapsulate the sombre mood of the moment. While a change of pace and an optimistic hope for something more, is offered through the upbeat English ode to simply doing 'nothing' with someone - "You & I" from The (literally) Brilliant Green."

Raymaru's featured songs

All songs

To recap: Here are all the songs from the GTGers below.

• "Pursuing My True Self" – Hirata Shijoko – Pop – Japan - 2008 – Raymaru
• "The Wonderful Star's Walk is Wonderful" – Misumi Yuri – Electronica – Japan – 2004 – Pineapple Pocky
• "Venus to Jesus" – Yakushimaru Etsuko – Pop – Japan – 2010 – Deshi
• "Glow" – Hatsune Miku – Vocaloid – Japan – 2010 – Noko
• "You & I" – The Brilliant Green – Pop/Rock – Japan – 1998 – dear8lue
• "Sakura no Shiori" – AKB48 – Pop – Japan – 2010 – Jonas
• "PONPONPON" – Kyary Pamyu Pamyu – Pop – Japan – 2011 – Deshi
• "Eyes On Me" – Angela Aki – Pop/Acoustic – Japan – 2006 – Raymaru
• "Afternoon Repose" – Sakamoto Maaya – Pop/Easy Listening – Japan – 2001 – dear8lue
• "Rojiura no Housoku" – Yoshimori Makoto – Blues – Japan – 2007 - Noko
• "Who's Theme" – MINMI – R&B – Japan – 2004 – Pineapple Pocky
• "Radical Dreamers ~Unstolen Jewel~" – Mitose Noriko – Acoustic/Easy Listening – Japan – 1999 – Raymaru
• "The Garden of Everything ~Taking You On An Electric Rocket~" – Sakamoto Maaya feat. Steve Conte – Pop/Techno – Japan – 2003 – dear8lue
• "Nan'toka Narusa" – NEWS – Pop – Japan – 2007 – Noko
• "Hanamai Tsukuyomi Tan" – Yukie Dong – Vocaloid – Japan – 2010 – Jonas
• "Déjà vu" – SOM2 – Pop – South Korea – 2008 – Jonas
• "Theme of Deadpool" – Fukusawa Hideyuki – Hard Rock – Japan – 2011 – DriftJunky13
• "Theme of Ken –SF IV Arrange-" – Fukusawa Hideyuki – Techno – Japan – 2008 – DriftJunky13
• "Re:make" – ONE OK ROCK – Rock – Japan – 2011 – Drift Junky13