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| + | : [[Hamasaki Ayumi]] | ||
| + | ; Single | ||
| + | : WHATEVER | ||
| + | ; Released | ||
| + | : 1999.02.10 | ||
| + | ; Catalog Number | ||
| + | : AVDD-20291 | ||
| + | ; Price | ||
| + | : ¥1,020 | ||
| + | ; Tracklist | ||
| + | # WHATEVER Version M | ||
| + | # WHATEVER Version J | ||
| + | # WHATEVER Version M (Instrumental) | ||
| + | # WHATEVER Version J (Instrumental) | ||
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| + | ; Artist | ||
| + | : [[Hamasaki Ayumi]] | ||
| + | ; Single | ||
| + | : WHATEVER | ||
| + | ; Released | ||
| + | : 2001.02.28 | ||
| + | ; Catalog Number | ||
| + | : AVCD-30216 | ||
| + | ; Price | ||
| + | : ¥1,050 | ||
| + | ; Tracklist | ||
| + | # WHATEVER "version M" | ||
| + | # WHATEVER "version J" | ||
| + | # WHATEVER "Ferry 'System F' Corsten vocal extended mix" | ||
| + | # [[Appears|appears "JP's SoundFactory Mix"]] | ||
| + | # [[Immature|immature "D-Z DUAL LUCIFER MIX"]] | ||
| + | # WHATEVER "version M -Instrumental-" | ||
| + | # WHATEVER "version J -Instrumental-" | ||
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| + | ; Information | ||
| + | WHATEVER is Hamasaki Ayumi's sixth single. WHATEVER "Version J" was used in Valentine's Day commercials for 7-Eleven, and WHATEVER "Version M" was the ending theme for the TV show [[ASAYAN]]. This single reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for nine weeks and sold a total of 189,610 copies. | ||
This was Hamasaki's first single to have a techno/dance approach, quite a change from the rock-pop style of "A Song for XX" and its singles. | This was Hamasaki's first single to have a techno/dance approach, quite a change from the rock-pop style of "A Song for XX" and its singles. | ||
| − | Version M, the "dance" version, is actually a remix produced by Izumi 'D.M.X' Miyazaki. Version J, the "original" mix of the song, has an arrangement by Keisuke Kikuchi, who also arranged "And then" on the [[LOVEppears]] album | + | Version M, the "dance" version, is actually a remix produced by Izumi 'D.M.X' Miyazaki. Version J, the "original" mix of the song, has an arrangement by Keisuke Kikuchi, who also arranged "And then" on the [[Loveppears|LOVEppears]] album. |
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| − | + | : '''Version M''' | |
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| − | + | * [1999.02.10] [[Hit MMM]] | |
| + | * [1999.02.19] [[Music Station]] | ||
| + | * [1999.02.20] [[CDTV]] | ||
| + | * [1999.02.22] [[Hey! Hey! Hey!]] | ||
| + | * [1999.03.10] [[Pocket Music]] | ||
| + | * [2000.10.02] [[SMAPxSMAP]] (with [[SMAP]]) | ||
| − | + | : '''Version J''' | |
| − | + | * [1999.03.13] [[Pop Jam]] | |
| + | * [1999.03.25] [[Super Dream Live]] | ||
| + | * [1999.03.29] [[Hey! Hey! Hey!]] | ||
| + | * [1999.05.08] Secret Live Concert | ||
| + | * [2000.xx.xx] CONCERT TOUR 2000 vol.01 | ||
| + | * [2000.xx.xx] CONCERT TOUR 2000 vol.02 | ||
| + | * [2002.xx.xx] STADIUM TOUR 2002 | ||
| + | * [2004.xx.xx] LIVE 2004-2005 | ||
| − | === | + | ==Song Information== |
| − | + | ; Lyrics | |
| − | + | : [[Hamasaki Ayumi]] | |
| − | + | ; Music | |
| − | + | : [[Kazuhito Kikuchi]] | |
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==Music Video== | ==Music Video== | ||
| − | [[Image:ayuwhateverpv.jpg|right|thumb]] | + | [[Image:ayuwhateverpv.jpg|right|thumb|250px|PV Shot]] |
| − | + | The [[PV|music video]] for WHATEVER was directed by [[Takeishi Wataru]]. Hamasaki is singing in a metallic room full of waterfalls while elsewhere, an angel is digging through the remnants of a burned building for any forms of life. The angel is ultimately caught in barbed wire while reaching for a flower, and the video ends with Hamasaki, as an angel, in a cage wrapped in barbed wire. | |
| − | The PV for | ||
Assistant Producer: Kiyoshi Utsumi (prime direction)<br /> | Assistant Producer: Kiyoshi Utsumi (prime direction)<br /> | ||
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Stylist: Koji Matsumoto<br /> | Stylist: Koji Matsumoto<br /> | ||
Hair & Make Up: Chu, Tamotsu (Too-RUSTIC)<br /> | Hair & Make Up: Chu, Tamotsu (Too-RUSTIC)<br /> | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | * [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/46162/1/ Oricon Profile] | + | *[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/46162/1/ Oricon Profile] |
| − | * [http://www.cherryblossom-garden.com/2/hamasakiayumi2.html#whatever Cherry Blossom Garden - Lyrics] | + | *[http://www.cherryblossom-garden.com/2/hamasakiayumi2.html#whatever Cherry Blossom Garden - Lyrics] |
{{Hamasaki Ayumi}} | {{Hamasaki Ayumi}} | ||
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[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]] | [[Category:J-Pop (releases)]] | ||
| + | [[Category:1999 Singles]] | ||
| + | [[Category:2001 Singles]] | ||
| + | [[Category:1999 Songs]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Hamasaki Ayumi Songs]] | ||
| + | [[Category:CM Theme Song]] | ||
| + | [[Category:TV Theme Song]] | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 26 July 2009
- Artist
- Hamasaki Ayumi
- Single
- WHATEVER
- Released
- 1999.02.10
- Catalog Number
- AVDD-20291
- Price
- ¥1,020
- Tracklist
- WHATEVER Version M
- WHATEVER Version J
- WHATEVER Version M (Instrumental)
- WHATEVER Version J (Instrumental)
- Artist
- Hamasaki Ayumi
- Single
- WHATEVER
- Released
- 2001.02.28
- Catalog Number
- AVCD-30216
- Price
- ¥1,050
- Tracklist
- WHATEVER "version M"
- WHATEVER "version J"
- WHATEVER "Ferry 'System F' Corsten vocal extended mix"
- appears "JP's SoundFactory Mix"
- immature "D-Z DUAL LUCIFER MIX"
- WHATEVER "version M -Instrumental-"
- WHATEVER "version J -Instrumental-"
- Information
WHATEVER is Hamasaki Ayumi's sixth single. WHATEVER "Version J" was used in Valentine's Day commercials for 7-Eleven, and WHATEVER "Version M" was the ending theme for the TV show ASAYAN. This single reached #5 on the Oricon charts, charted for nine weeks and sold a total of 189,610 copies.
This was Hamasaki's first single to have a techno/dance approach, quite a change from the rock-pop style of "A Song for XX" and its singles.
Version M, the "dance" version, is actually a remix produced by Izumi 'D.M.X' Miyazaki. Version J, the "original" mix of the song, has an arrangement by Keisuke Kikuchi, who also arranged "And then" on the LOVEppears album.
The single was re-released in 2001 on a 12cm format with extra remix songs. This time around the single reached #28 and charted for three weeks.
- Live Performances
- Version M
- [1999.02.10] Hit MMM
- [1999.02.19] Music Station
- [1999.02.20] CDTV
- [1999.02.22] Hey! Hey! Hey!
- [1999.03.10] Pocket Music
- [2000.10.02] SMAPxSMAP (with SMAP)
- Version J
- [1999.03.13] Pop Jam
- [1999.03.25] Super Dream Live
- [1999.03.29] Hey! Hey! Hey!
- [1999.05.08] Secret Live Concert
- [2000.xx.xx] CONCERT TOUR 2000 vol.01
- [2000.xx.xx] CONCERT TOUR 2000 vol.02
- [2002.xx.xx] STADIUM TOUR 2002
- [2004.xx.xx] LIVE 2004-2005
Song Information
- Lyrics
- Hamasaki Ayumi
- Music
- Kazuhito Kikuchi
Music Video
The music video for WHATEVER was directed by Takeishi Wataru. Hamasaki is singing in a metallic room full of waterfalls while elsewhere, an angel is digging through the remnants of a burned building for any forms of life. The angel is ultimately caught in barbed wire while reaching for a flower, and the video ends with Hamasaki, as an angel, in a cage wrapped in barbed wire.
Assistant Producer: Kiyoshi Utsumi (prime direction)
Director: Wataru Takeishi
Production Manager: Yoshiko Ishibashi (Dee DRIVE)
Assistant Director: Tetsuji Nakamichi (Dee DRIVE)
Director Of Photography: Tetsuya Kamoto (JPN)
Light: Masuto Noguchi
Stylist: Koji Matsumoto
Hair & Make Up: Chu, Tamotsu (Too-RUSTIC)
External Links
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