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"Body Feels EXIT" is the debut solo single recorded by [[Amuro Namie]] This is her first release since leaving [[EMI Music Japan|Toshiba-EMI]] and her group [[SUPER MONKEYS]] (their final two singles were billed solely as Amuro Namie) and joining [[avex trax]]. It is also her first time working with producer [[Komuro Tetsuya]], who would go one to be her key collaborator until 2001. The track is a [[Wikipedia:Eurobeat|Eurobeat]] styled dance song that used as the Taito "X-55" [[CM|commerical]] song. It was later covered by various artists such as [[Wikipedia:Eurobeat|Eurobeat]] artist [[Wikipedia:Elena Gobbi|Virginelle]] and [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer [[ANZA]].  
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"Body Feels EXIT" is the debut solo single recorded by [[Amuro Namie]] This is her first release since leaving her group the [[SYPER MONKEYS]] and their label [[EMI Music Japan|Toshiba-EMI]] and signing with [[avex trax]]; SUPER MONKEYS' final two singles were billed solely as Amuro Namie. It is Amuro's first time working with producer [[Komuro Tetsuya]], who would go one to be her key collaborator until 2001. Much like her last releases with the [[SUPER MONKEYS]] the song is a  [[Wikipedia:Eurobeat|Eurobeat]] styled dance song.  
  
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The single was released in both am 8cm CD and vinyl format. It reached #3 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and countinied to rank for a total of 19 weeks. This single sold 510,880 copies, becoming the #70 single of 1995. It also sold 370,760 copies in 1996, becoming the #83 single of that year. In all it sold a total of 881,640 copies. The single was certified platinum by the [[RIAJ]] for over 400,000 copies sold.<small><ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20140610111754/http://www.riaj.or.jp/issue/record/1995/199508.pdf RIAJ Gold Releases 1996]</ref></small>
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The single was released in both an 8cm CD and vinyl record format. The song was used as the Taito "X-55" [[CM|commerical]] song. It was later covered by various artists such as [[Wikipedia:Eurobeat|Eurobeat]] artist [[Wikipedia:Elena Gobbi|Virginelle]] and [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer [[ANZA]]. The only other version of the song by Amuro is the "Latin House Mix" found on her debut solo record ''[[Sweet 19 Blues|SWEET 19 BLUES]]''. The "Original Mix" was later placed on the ''[[181920]]'' best-of album.
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The single was certified platinum by the [[RIAJ]] for over 400,000 copies sold.<small><ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20140610111754/http://www.riaj.or.jp/issue/record/1995/199508.pdf RIAJ Gold Releases 1996]</ref></small>
  
 
==Song Information==
 
==Song Information==
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*[2009.09.09] ''[[Namie Amuro Best Fiction Tour 2008-2009|namie amuro BEST FICTION TOUR 2008-2009]]'' (#24)
 
*[2009.09.09] ''[[Namie Amuro Best Fiction Tour 2008-2009|namie amuro BEST FICTION TOUR 2008-2009]]'' (#24)
 
*[2013.02.27] ''[[Namie Amuro 5 Major Domes Tour 2012 ~20th Anniversary Best~|namie amuro 5 Major Domes Tour 2012 ~20th Anniversary Best~]]'' (#1)
 
*[2013.02.27] ''[[Namie Amuro 5 Major Domes Tour 2012 ~20th Anniversary Best~|namie amuro 5 Major Domes Tour 2012 ~20th Anniversary Best~]]'' (#1)
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==Oricon Chart Positions==
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The single reached #3 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and countinied to rank for a total of 19 weeks. This single sold 510,880 copies, becoming the #70 single of 1995. It also sold 370,760 copies in 1996, becoming the #83 single of that year. In all it sold a total of 881,640 copies.
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{| class="wikitable" width="500px"
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! align="center" | Date
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! align="left" | Position
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! align="left" | Weekly Sales
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! align="left" | Total Sales
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|-
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| align="left" | 1995.11.06
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| align="left" | 3
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| align="left" | 221,420
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| align="left" | 221,420
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|-
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| align="left" | 1995.11.13
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| align="left" | 4
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| align="left" | 133,960
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| align="left" | 355,380
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|-
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| align="left" | 1995.11.20
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| align="left" | 5
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| align="left" | 88,620
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| align="left" | 444,000
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|-
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| align="left" | 1995.11.27
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| align="left" | 7
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| align="left" | 66,880
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| align="left" | 510,880
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|-
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| align="left" | 1995.12.04
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| align="left" | 11
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| align="left" | 49,920
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| align="left" | 560,800
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|-
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| align="left" | 1995.12.11
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| align="left" | 11
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| align="left" | 35,600
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| align="left" | 569,400
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|-
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| align="left" | 1995.12.18
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| align="left" | 18
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| align="left" | 35,070
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| align="left" | 631,470
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|-
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| align="left" | 1995.12.25
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| align="left" | 20
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| align="left" | 27,920
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| align="left" | 659,390
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|-
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| align="left" | 1996.01.01
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| align="left" | 19
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| align="left" | 23,650
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| align="left" | 683,040
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|-
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| align="left" | 1996.01.15
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| align="left" | 9
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| align="left" | 60,920 <small>(2 week holiday sales)</small>
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| align="left" | 743,960
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|-
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| align="left" | 1996.01.22
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| align="left" | 10
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| align="left" | 33,130
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| align="left" | 777,090
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|-
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| align="left" | 1996.01.29
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| align="left" | 11
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| align="left" | 30,550
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| align="left" | 807,640
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|-
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| align="left" | 1996.02.05
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| align="left" | 19
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| align="left" | 23,070
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| align="left" | 830,710
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|}
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'''Total Reported Sales:''' 881,640 <small><ref>[http://www.jpopmusic.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=2959342&highlight=#2959342 Jpopmusic Forum: Oricon Resource]</ref></small>
  
 
==References==
 
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*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/45995/1/ Oricon Profile]
 
*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/45995/1/ Oricon Profile]
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*Lyrics: [http://www.uta-net.com/song/8743/ Kana] | [http://www.kiwi-musume.com/lyrics/amunami/sweet19blues/bodyfeelsexit.htm Romaji and English translation]
  
 
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Revision as of 04:51, 3 March 2016

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CD Cover
Vinyl Cover
Artist
Amuro Namie
Single
Body Feels EXIT
Released
1995.10.25
Catalog Number
AVDD-20107
Price
¥1,020
Tracklist
  1. Body Feels EXIT (ORIGINAL MIX)
  2. Body Feels EXIT (X-TENDED MIX)
  3. Body Feels EXIT (FKB MIX)
  4. Body Feels EXIT (ORIGINAL KARAOKE)


Vinyl
Body Feels EXIT
Released
1995
Catalog Number
AVJT-2301
Side A Tracklist
  1. Body Feels EXIT (ORIGINAL MIX)
  2. Body Feels EXIT (12inch)
Side B Tracklist
  1. Body Feels EXIT (X-TENDED MIX)
  2. Body Feels EXIT (Club Mix)
Side C Tracklist
  1. Body Feels EXIT (FKB MIX #1)
  2. Body Feels EXIT (FKB MIX #2)
Side D Tracklist
  1. Body Feels EXIT (FKB MIX #3)
  2. Body Feels EXIT (FKB MIX #4)


Information

"Body Feels EXIT" is the debut solo single recorded by Amuro Namie This is her first release since leaving her group the SYPER MONKEYS and their label Toshiba-EMI and signing with avex trax; SUPER MONKEYS' final two singles were billed solely as Amuro Namie. It is Amuro's first time working with producer Komuro Tetsuya, who would go one to be her key collaborator until 2001. Much like her last releases with the SUPER MONKEYS the song is a Eurobeat styled dance song.

The single was released in both an 8cm CD and vinyl record format. The song was used as the Taito "X-55" commerical song. It was later covered by various artists such as Eurobeat artist Virginelle and Japanese pop singer ANZA. The only other version of the song by Amuro is the "Latin House Mix" found on her debut solo record SWEET 19 BLUES. The "Original Mix" was later placed on the 181920 best-of album.

The single was certified platinum by the RIAJ for over 400,000 copies sold.[1]

Song Information

Lyrics
Komuro Tetsuya
Music
Komuro Tetsuya
Other Information
Arrangement: Komuro Tetsuya

Music video

A shot from the music video

The music video for "Body Feels EXIT" was directed by Muto Masashi. The choreography for the song was created by kaba of Komuro Tetsuya produced group dos. The video appears on the 181920 films music video collection as chapter #2.

Other Information
Producer: Yoshino Kimihko
D.O.P.: Kawabata Kenichi
Stylist: Nojjiri Haruko
Hair & Make-up: Nurishi Masako

Performances

Amuro promoting the single

Concerts

Oricon Chart Positions

The single reached #3 on the weekly Oricon chart, and countinied to rank for a total of 19 weeks. This single sold 510,880 copies, becoming the #70 single of 1995. It also sold 370,760 copies in 1996, becoming the #83 single of that year. In all it sold a total of 881,640 copies.

Top 20 Rankings
Date Position Weekly Sales Total Sales
1995.11.06 3 221,420 221,420
1995.11.13 4 133,960 355,380
1995.11.20 5 88,620 444,000
1995.11.27 7 66,880 510,880
1995.12.04 11 49,920 560,800
1995.12.11 11 35,600 569,400
1995.12.18 18 35,070 631,470
1995.12.25 20 27,920 659,390
1996.01.01 19 23,650 683,040
1996.01.15 9 60,920 (2 week holiday sales) 743,960
1996.01.22 10 33,130 777,090
1996.01.29 11 30,550 807,640
1996.02.05 19 23,070 830,710

Total Reported Sales: 881,640 [2]

References

  1. ↑ RIAJ Gold Releases 1996
  2. ↑ Jpopmusic Forum: Oricon Resource

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