Rumble Roses - Music

Music

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  • Rumble Roses Project feat. Teresa James - "Yankee Rose" (Dixie Clemets)
  • The Killer Barbies - "Have Some Fun" (Candy Cane)
  • Aisha - "FATE" performed (Aisha)
  • Aisha - "NO MORE" performed (Showbiz/Sista A)
  • Sota Fujimori feat. yoshiko - "Look At The Sky" (Reiko Hinomoto)
  • Akira Yamaoka - "Pluck The Roses!" (Evil Rose)
  • Akira Yamaoka - "I'm Too Virtuous" (Miss Spencer)
  • Sota Fujimori - "Whip Me Hard!" (Mistress Spencer)
  • Sota Fujimori - "The Cutter" (Dr. Cutter/Dr. Anesthesia)
  • Sota Fujimori - THE MECH;MOTHER (Lady X/Lady X Substance)
  • Becky - "B.E.C.K.Y." (Becky)
  • Yuka Kawahara - "Junction Rainy Blue" (Rowdy Reiko)
  • Yuka Watanabe - "The Spirit Hawk" (Aigle)
  • Chuji Nagoka - "The Imperial Carnival" (Killer Khan)
  • Michiru Yamane - "Immortal Revenger" (Judgement/Yasha)
  • Michiru Yamane - "The Thorn of Justice" (Noble Rose)
  • dj TAKA - "The Shadow Appears" (Bloody Shadow/Benikage)
  • Ayice - "Summer Memories" (Makoto Aihara)
  • Des-ROW - "The Bitter Road" (The Black Belt Demon/The BBD)
  • Mutsuhiko Izumi - "Dice Away" (Sgt. Clemets)
  • dj nagureo - "Keep on Liftin'" (Anesthesia)

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