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Cornelius

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  • Born: Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
  • Years Active: 1990s, 2000s
  • Group Members: spielgusher

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All Music Guide:

Japanese pop-noise savant Cornelius was born Keigo Oyamada in 1969; a self-taught guitarist inspired early on by Kiss and Black Sabbath, his musical alias was later chosen as an homage to the Planet of the Apes film series. A product of the same Shibuya-kei bubblegum scene that also gave rise to Pizzicato Five, Cornelius debuted in 1993 with the EP Holydays in the Sun, the first release from his own Trattoria label. He became a national teen idol in the wake of the release of 1994's full-length The First Question Award and a year later he issued the album 69/96, followed in 1996 by the remix LP 96/69. Released in 1997, Fantasma was his creative and commercial breakthrough, a kaleidoscopic, genre-hopping joy ride through contemporary musical history that became Cornelius' first American release when it was reissued by Matador a year later. Another pair of remix collections, CM and FM, followed in 1999. 2002's Point took Cornelius's sound in a more streamlined yet abstract direction that was echoed by 2006's Sensuous. The album was released in the U.S. in spring 2007. Sensurround, which featured Sensuous' videos and B-sides, arrived in fall 2008.

Wikipedia:

Cornelius is a Roman family name and a masculine given name. It could be derived from Latin cornu "horn". People, places and things named Cornelius include:

People [edit]

Surname [edit]
Alvin Robert Cornelius, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan from 1960 to 1968Andreas Cornelius, Danish footballerCornelia (gens) (fem. Cornelia), the nomen of the patrician gens Cornelia, one of the important families of Ancient RomeCarter Cornelius, musician who was a member of Cornelius Brothers & Sister RoseDon Cornelius (1936–2012), the creator and first host of Soul TrainElias Cornelius (1794–1832), American missionaryPeter Cornelius, German composerPeter Cornelius (photographer), German photographerPeter von Cornelius, German painterThomas R. Cornelius, namesake of Cornelius, Oregon
Given name [edit]
Corneille (singer), stage name of Cornelius Nyungura, German-born Québécois rhythm and blues singerCornelius (musician), pseudonym of Japanese recording artist and producer Keigo OyamadaCornelius Agrippa, 15th century magician and cabalistCornelius Boza Edwards, junior lightweight boxing championCornelius Burges, English ministerCornelius Cardew, English composerCornelius the Centurion, considered by Christians to be the first Gentile convertedCornelius Castoriadis, Greek-French astronomer, philosopherCornelius Chase aka Chevy Chase, actor and comedianCornelius Cole, Governor of CaliforniaCornelius P. Comegys, American farmer and politicianCornelius Fuscus, prefect of the Praetorian GuardCornelius Hardy, Australian convictCornelius Henry, Canadian cricketerCornelius Holland (regicide), regicide of Charles I of EnglandCornelius Holland (politician), United States Representative from MaineCornelius Jakhelln, Norwegian musicianCornelius Johnson, African-American high jump athleteCornelius Lanczos, Hungarian mathematician and physicistCornelius Lysaght, horse racing correspondentCornelius McGillicuddy IV (Connie Mack IV), congressman from FloridaCornelius McGillicuddy III (Connie Mack III), senator from FloridaCornelius McGillicuddy, Sr., better known as Connie Mack, baseball player, Philadelphia Athletics owner and manager, and member of the Baseball Hall of FameCornelius Nepos, Gaulician historianCornelius Pot, Dutch football coach; currently assistant coach at FC Zenit Saint PetersburgCornelius Ryan (1920-1974), author of The Longest Day and A Bridge Too FarCornelio Saavedra, first President of Argentina 1810Cornelius Calvin Sale, birth name of Robert Byrd, senator and congressman from West VirginiaCornelius "Cory" Tunt, Tory C onsultant, senior member of Conservative Party in Britain, communications & policy adherence.Cornelius Van Til, a Christian philosopher, Reformed theologian, and presuppositional apologistCornelius Vander Starr, aka Cornelius van der Starr, founder of AIG, the insurance behemothCornelius Vanderbilt, American industrialistCornelius Wiebe, Canadian physician and politicianPope Cornelius, Pope from AD 251 to 253St. Cornelius (disambiguation)
Fictional characters [edit]
Cornelius (Planet of the Apes), from the Planet of the Apes movie seriesCornelius, an old elephant counsellor, from the Babar the Elephant children's books and animated TV seriesCornelius Coot, in the Scrooge McDuck universeCornelius Fillmore, in the animated series Fillmore!Cornelius Fudge, from the Harry Potter seriesCornelius "Cory" Matthews, the main character of Boy Meets WorldCornelius Stirk, in the DC UniverseAbraham Cornelius, a scientist in X-Men comicsDoctor Cornelius, in C.S. Lewis's novel Prince CaspianJerry Cornelius, created by Michael MoorcockYukon Cornelius, in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (TV special)Prince Cornelius, faery prince from the movie ThumbelinaLewis "Cornelius" Robinson, the adult character of Lewis in Meet the RobinsonsCornelia Hale, the guardian of Earth in the television series w.i.t.c.h.Gibby Cornelius Gibson, one of the main characters of nickelodeon's iCarly.Cornelius Hackl from the Musical Hello, Dolly!.

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In the United States:

Cornelius, IndianaCornelius, North CarolinaCornelius, Oregon

Other uses [edit]

Cornelius kegsCornelius Low House, a Georgian manor in New Jersey
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