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| − | # [[Nal Geuman Ijeoyo|Wasurete Hoshii]] (忘れてほしい; | + | # [[Nal Geuman Ijeoyo|Wasurete Hoshii]] (忘れてほしい; ''I Want to Forget'') |
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''Loveless'' is [[Gummy]]'s Japanese debut mini-album, which features Japanese versions of her Korean discography. The mini-album has the same title as her first Korean mini-album, ''[[Loveless (Gummy Korean mini-album)|LOVELESS]]'', which was released one year and a half earlier, however, only the two lead tracks from ''LOVELESS'' were included on the Japanese release: "[[Sarangeun Eoptta]]" <small>(사랑은 없다)</small> (retitled to "LOVE IS A LIE"), and "[[Namjaraseo]]" <small>(남자라서)</small> (retitled to "Aishite ne"). The song "[[Love Recipe]]", was previously released as a Korean duet with [[Bobby Kim]]. The song "Wasurete Hoshii" is a Japanese version of "[[Nal Geuman Ijeoyo]]" <small>(날 그만 잊어요)</small>, originally included on her second album ''[[It's Different]]''. The song "Kirei na Anata" is a Japanese version of "[[Geudaeraseo]]" <small>(그대라서)</small>, from the Korean drama ''[[Will It Snow for Christmas OST]]''. The title track "Gomen ne", is also a Japanese version of "Mianhaeyo" <small>(미안해요)</small> from her fourth album ''[[Comfort]]'', which features, in both versions, [[BIGBANG]] rapper [[T.O.P]]. | ''Loveless'' is [[Gummy]]'s Japanese debut mini-album, which features Japanese versions of her Korean discography. The mini-album has the same title as her first Korean mini-album, ''[[Loveless (Gummy Korean mini-album)|LOVELESS]]'', which was released one year and a half earlier, however, only the two lead tracks from ''LOVELESS'' were included on the Japanese release: "[[Sarangeun Eoptta]]" <small>(사랑은 없다)</small> (retitled to "LOVE IS A LIE"), and "[[Namjaraseo]]" <small>(남자라서)</small> (retitled to "Aishite ne"). The song "[[Love Recipe]]", was previously released as a Korean duet with [[Bobby Kim]]. The song "Wasurete Hoshii" is a Japanese version of "[[Nal Geuman Ijeoyo]]" <small>(날 그만 잊어요)</small>, originally included on her second album ''[[It's Different]]''. The song "Kirei na Anata" is a Japanese version of "[[Geudaeraseo]]" <small>(그대라서)</small>, from the Korean drama ''[[Will It Snow for Christmas OST]]''. The title track "Gomen ne", is also a Japanese version of "Mianhaeyo" <small>(미안해요)</small> from her fourth album ''[[Comfort]]'', which features, in both versions, [[BIGBANG]] rapper [[T.O.P]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:28, 23 March 2013
- Artist
- Gummy
- Mini-Album
- Loveless
- Released
- 2011.11.09
- Catalog Number
- AVCY-58005/B (CD+DVD)
- AVCY-58006 (CD Only)
- Price
- ¥2,730 (CD+DVD)
- ¥1,890 (CD Only)
- CD Tracklist
- Aishite ne (愛してね; Love Me)
- Love Recipe
- Gomen ne (feat. T.O.P (BIGBANG)) (ゴメンネ; I'm Sorry)
- LOVE IS A LIE
- Wasurete Hoshii (忘れてほしい; I Want to Forget)
- Kirei na Anata (きれいなあなた; Beautiful You)
- DVD Tracklist
- Gomen ne (feat. T.O.P (BIGBANG)) Video Clip (ゴメンネ)
- Gomen ne (feat. T.O.P (BIGBANG)) Short Movie (ゴメンネ)
- Information
Loveless is Gummy's Japanese debut mini-album, which features Japanese versions of her Korean discography. The mini-album has the same title as her first Korean mini-album, LOVELESS, which was released one year and a half earlier, however, only the two lead tracks from LOVELESS were included on the Japanese release: "Sarangeun Eoptta" (사랑은 없다) (retitled to "LOVE IS A LIE"), and "Namjaraseo" (남자라서) (retitled to "Aishite ne"). The song "Love Recipe", was previously released as a Korean duet with Bobby Kim. The song "Wasurete Hoshii" is a Japanese version of "Nal Geuman Ijeoyo" (날 그만 잊어요), originally included on her second album It's Different. The song "Kirei na Anata" is a Japanese version of "Geudaeraseo" (그대라서), from the Korean drama Will It Snow for Christmas OST. The title track "Gomen ne", is also a Japanese version of "Mianhaeyo" (미안해요) from her fourth album Comfort, which features, in both versions, BIGBANG rapper T.O.P.
The mini-album reached #59 on Oricon charts, and charted for 2 weeks.
