MUCC was first formed in an area called Ibaraki, Mito about 100 miles from Tokyo in 1997. With the formation Tattoo vocalist, guitarist Miya, Hiro base, and Satochi drummer, MUCC staged the first stage in Mito maichika May 4, 1997.
The name chosen by Miya MUCC came from a children's program Ponkichies, where there are two similar figures of Sesame's Street, which is Muku and Gachapin. MUCC also written as 69 which in kanji can be read as "muku".
It is also used on their official website, the 55-69.com, the Go! Go! Muku! (55 = gogo, 69 = muku). And because the same months 6 of 9 (9 June) set as MUCC MUCC anniversary day alias.
After his first live in May 1997 was, at the end of that same year, MUCC released a demotape titled "NO!" and then following the "Aika" and "Tsubasa wo Kudasai" which launched limited in 100 copies. MUCC also contributed the song "Kranke" in the compilation CD "Hot Indies BEST SELECTION Vol.1".
At that MUCC has been produced by indies MisshitsuNeurose-label records on the invitation of Ao, as well as vocalist ben leader cali ≠ gari.
ONE MAN MUCC held their first, also in Mito Lighthouse on February 14, 1999. Coinciding with these live, the bassist Hiro resigned from the band, and they take off demotape "Shuuka".
But soon Miya invite old school friends, Yukke to join. Yukke also officially became a bassist on February 22, 1999. Tatsurou then sang the song "Hana" as a welcome for the new bassist. Eventually they released their first album entitled "Antique" on Christmas 1999 in a limited
MUCC popularity continues to climb into the year 2000. Interview those who first published in the magazine edition of Fool's Mate 221. Then, the vocalist Tattoo reported had died and was reborn with the name Tatsurou. At the same time, they also changed the way writing MUCC into katakana version, namely "Mukku".
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