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; Tracklist | ; Tracklist | ||
| − | # [[Waratte, Megumi no Moto e]] (笑って、恵みのもとへ; ''Laughing | + | # [[Waratte, Megumi no Moto e]] (笑って、恵みのもとへ; ''Laughing to the Origin of Grace'') |
# [[Beautiful Words]] | # [[Beautiful Words]] | ||
# [[Somebody's World]] | # [[Somebody's World]] | ||
# [[2cm]] | # [[2cm]] | ||
# [[I So Wanted]] | # [[I So Wanted]] | ||
| − | # [[Decay]] | + | # [[Decay (Rie fu)|decay]] |
# [[Prayers & Melodies]] | # [[Prayers & Melodies]] | ||
# [[Ame no Hi ga Sukitte Omotte Mitai]] (雨の日が好きって思ってみたい; ''I Want to Think I Like Rainy Days'') | # [[Ame no Hi ga Sukitte Omotte Mitai]] (雨の日が好きって思ってみたい; ''I Want to Think I Like Rainy Days'') | ||
| − | # [[Voice (Rie fu | + | # [[Voice (Rie fu)|Voice (Album Version)]] |
| − | # [[Tsuki no Ue|Tsuki no Ue (Jamming Version)]] (ツキノウエ | + | # [[Tsuki no Ue|Tsuki no Ue (Jamming Version)]] (ツキノウエ; ''Over the Moon'') |
| − | # [[Shine]] | + | # [[Shine (Rie fu)|Shine]] |
| − | # [[Life is Like a Boat]] | + | # [[Life Is Like a Boat|Life is Like a Boat]] |
# ~Interlude~ | # ~Interlude~ | ||
| − | # [[Decay|decay (English Version)]] | + | # [[Decay (Rie fu)|decay (English Version)]] |
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| − | ''Rie fu'' is [[Rie fu]]'s | + | ''Rie fu'' is the self-titled debut album released by [[Rie fu]]. Rie really took an active role in the album's writing and recording. She wrote the lyrics and music for the songs, as well as playing piano for the songs and working on some of the arrangements. The first press edition of the album came with a promotional sticker and a pink album sleeve<small><ref>[http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/QQCL-3 CD Japan: Product Page]</ref></small>. The album is written with a CD-extra feature, which contains a promo clip and TV spot for "[[Life Is Like a Boat|Life is Like a Boat]]". The album reached #12 on the [[Oricon]] weekly chart, and stayed on the charts for 12 weeks<small><ref>[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/579555/1/ Oricon Profile]</ref></small>, selling 60,483 copies. |
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| + | [[Category:January 2005]] | ||
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]] | [[Category:J-Pop (releases)]] | ||
[[Category:2005 Albums]] | [[Category:2005 Albums]] | ||
[[Category:Debut Album]] | [[Category:Debut Album]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:27, 5 April 2021
- Artist
- Rie fu
- Album
- Rie fu
- Released
- 2005.01.19
- Catalog Number
- QQCL-3
- Price
- ¥3,059
- Tracklist
- Waratte, Megumi no Moto e (笑って、恵みのもとへ; Laughing to the Origin of Grace)
- Beautiful Words
- Somebody's World
- 2cm
- I So Wanted
- decay
- Prayers & Melodies
- Ame no Hi ga Sukitte Omotte Mitai (雨の日が好きって思ってみたい; I Want to Think I Like Rainy Days)
- Voice (Album Version)
- Tsuki no Ue (Jamming Version) (ツキノウエ; Over the Moon)
- Shine
- Life is Like a Boat
- ~Interlude~
- decay (English Version)
- Information
Rie fu is the self-titled debut album released by Rie fu. Rie really took an active role in the album's writing and recording. She wrote the lyrics and music for the songs, as well as playing piano for the songs and working on some of the arrangements. The first press edition of the album came with a promotional sticker and a pink album sleeve[1]. The album is written with a CD-extra feature, which contains a promo clip and TV spot for "Life is Like a Boat". The album reached #12 on the Oricon weekly chart, and stayed on the charts for 12 weeks[2], selling 60,483 copies.
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