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| − | ''LOVE&PEACE'' is the second mini-album released by [[Tawata Emi]] under the label [[Techesko]]. | + | ''LOVE&PEACE'' is the second mini-album released by [[Tawata Emi]] under the label [[Techesko]]. This album was released exactly 3 months after her debut mini-album [[Infinity (Tawata Emi)|∞Infinity∞]]. The leading song ''FLOWERS'' was the theme song for the television network series ''Gacchiri Monday (がっちりマンデー!!)'' and was produced by DJ [[MONDO GROSSO|Shinichi Osawa]. The mini-album also includes a collaboration song with DJ KAWASAKI named ''INTO YOU'' which became quite popular on iTunes, even recieving a special award. Despite the good promotion, the album reached the #204 spot on the Oricon and charted for 2 weeks. |
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Revision as of 23:08, 5 September 2011
- Artist
- Tawata Emi
- Mini-Album
- LOVE&PEACE
- Released
- 2008.07.23
- CD Tracklist
- FLOWERS
- INTO YOU
- eternity
- MISERY
- Shiosai (潮騒)
- Information
LOVE&PEACE is the second mini-album released by Tawata Emi under the label Techesko. This album was released exactly 3 months after her debut mini-album ∞Infinity∞. The leading song FLOWERS was the theme song for the television network series Gacchiri Monday (がっちりマンデー!!) and was produced by DJ [[MONDO GROSSO|Shinichi Osawa]. The mini-album also includes a collaboration song with DJ KAWASAKI named INTO YOU which became quite popular on iTunes, even recieving a special award. Despite the good promotion, the album reached the #204 spot on the Oricon and charted for 2 weeks.
