I might as well do this. My first Tokyo Jihen experience came with Killer Tune. A friend showed to me when I told her I was getting into Shiina Ringo's music and after that I was like "FUCK SHIINA! VARIETY COME TO MEEEE!" The rest is history xD

I MIGHT AS WELL. I heard about Tokyo Jihen when they came out. I became a Shiina Ringo fan around the time she released Ringo no Uta and shortly after TJ was announced. After hearing the album, I bought it and it was one of the best album purchases I ever made. I've been a TJ fan since then and even though we had some ups and downs (WHY DID YOU LEAVE HZM AND OMG FUCK YOU VARIETY) I was pretty glad to be a TJ fan. And yeah, 60 chars remaining. But yeah, I'll miss TJ. They were a class act.

I actually heard about Tokyo Jihen from very unlikely source, I have read on a fighting game website that a character from the video game Guilty Gear(i-no) was based off. Shiina Ringo, I became interested and checked out the Band. It was amazing, and I instantly fell in love with Shiina Ringo and Tokyo Jihens style. Since then,I cant go a day without listening to a few of Tokyo Jihens/Shiina Ringos songs. I am still sad that I wont have the chance to see them live ):

Sticking SR/TJ thoughts in your ask! I've been listening to Ringo since I was 15, and I was soooo enamored with her despite only having like 5 songs by her. I just knew there was something so special about her. Especially since at the time I was hoping to find a "female j-rock artist" since most of the j-music I was exposed to was male j-rock bands (both visual kei and non) & female/male j-pop. Shiina Ringo & Tokyo Jihen were the breath of fresh air I was looking for+so much more. blah blah etc