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| + | * '''[[Angela Aki]]''''s seventh album ''[[Blue (Angela Aki)|BLUE]]''. | ||
* '''[[Eri]]''''s third album ''[[Blue (Eri album)|Blue]]''. | * '''[[Eri]]''''s third album ''[[Blue (Eri album)|Blue]]''. | ||
* '''[[Gary Cao]]''''s debut album ''[[Blue (Gary Cao)|Blue]]''. | * '''[[Gary Cao]]''''s debut album ''[[Blue (Gary Cao)|Blue]]''. | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 16 July 2012
In generasia, Blue could be a reference to:
Albums
- Angela Aki's seventh album BLUE.
- Eri's third album Blue.
- Gary Cao's debut album Blue.
- hal's fourth album Blue.
- Sokabe Keiichi's seventh album blue.
Singles
- Hirosawa Tadashi's fourth single "Blue".
Songs
- ARASHI's "Blue", track #5 on their third album How's it going?.
- BIGBANG's "BLUE", track #2 on their Korean/Japanese mini album ALIVE.
- Do As Infinity's "Blue", track #3 on their sixth album NEED YOUR LOVE.
- Hajime Chitose's "BLUE", B-side of her second single "Kimi wo Omou".
- K's "Blue", track #10 on his second Japanese album Music in My Life.
- Kanon's "Blue", track #3 on her third album Sanctuary.
- May'n's "BLUE", track #3 on her debut mini-album May'n☆Street.
- Matsuda Seiko's "Blue", track #1 on her 15th album Citron.
- Mr.Children's "BLUE", track #3 on their second album Kind of Love.
- Nakagawa Katsuhiko's "BLUE", track #5 on his third album Penthouse no Natsu.
- SAWA's "Blue", track #2 on her debut mini-album COLORS.
- Suara's "BLUE", track #6 on her second album Taiyou to Tsuki.
- sweet velvet's "Blue", track #3 on their first album I JUST FEEL SO "sweet".
- TIA's "blue", track #9 on her debut album humming.
- Utada Hikaru's "BLUE", track #3 on her fourth album ULTRA BLUE.
- Yamane Mai's "BLUE", track #1 on COWBOY BEBOP O.S.T.3 BLUE album.
Other
- D'ERLANGER's first demo tape "Blue".
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