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# [[Aozora (Shiina Ringo)|Aozora]] (あおぞら; ''Blue Sky'') | # [[Aozora (Shiina Ringo)|Aozora]] (あおぞら; ''Blue Sky'') | ||
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| + | "Honnou" is [[Shiina Ringo]]'s fourth single. This was released simultaneously as the re-release of Shiina's debut single, "[[Koufukuron]]". The single rose to #2 in [[Oricon]] charts and charted for #24 weeks. This single sold 997,050 units in Japan. The B-sides "[[Aozora]]" and "[[Rinne Headlight]]" were used as [[Suntory Cocktail Bar]] CM songs. "Rinne Highlight" is a cover of [[wikipedia:Susanna Hoffs|Susanna Hoffs]]' song "No Kind of Love". To date, this is Shiina's highest-selling single. | ||
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| − | + | "[[Gips]]" was originally meant to be released in place of "Honnou", however due to sickness Shiina was not able to record "[[Gips]]" in time for the single's release (thus the already recorded "Honnou" was chosen to be released instead). | |
| + | ==Song Information== | ||
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: Arrangement: [[Kameda Seiji]] | : Arrangement: [[Kameda Seiji]] | ||
: Bass: [[Kameda Seiji]] | : Bass: [[Kameda Seiji]] | ||
| − | : Drums: [[ | + | : Drums: [[Muraishi Masayuki]] |
| − | : Guitar: [[ | + | : Guitar: [[Nagoshi Yukio]] |
| − | : Piano: [[ | + | : Piano: [[Saito Yuta]] |
| − | : Synths: [[ | + | : Synths: [[Nakayama Nobuhiko]] |
| − | : Recording/Mixing: [[ | + | : Recording / Mixing: [[Inoue Uni]] at [[Kame-star Studio]], [[Studio Terra]] |
| − | == | + | ==Music Video== |
| + | The [[PV]] for "Honnou" was directed by [[Kimura Yutaka]]. It features Shiina Ringo cosplaying as a nurse in a white room. For most of the music video, she performs the song between blood drips, while behind her is the bassist for one of Shiina's [[Zecchoushuu]] bands [[Hatsuiku Status]], [[Torii Yasunobu]] (鳥井泰伸), cosplaying as a doctor. In many scenes, she is shown breaking a sheet of glass (sometimes punching it, while others kicking it with her high heels). | ||
| − | + | The music video won in the 1999 [[Space Shower]] awards for "Best Female Video". | |
| − | + | ==Disambiguation== | |
| − | + | There are three known versions of '''Honnou''' to be found in Shiina Ringo's discography. These include: | |
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| − | : Found on the Honnou single as #1, and #12 on her [[Shouso Strip]] album. This is the version set to the PV. | + | : Found on the '''Honnou''' single as #1, and #12 on her [[Shouso Strip]] album. This is the version set to the PV. |
; Honnou (Gekokujyo Xstasy Live) | ; Honnou (Gekokujyo Xstasy Live) | ||
: Found on the [[Gekokujyo Xstasy Live]] DVD as track #1. The song was used as the opening act and set the theme for the entire tour/DVD. | : Found on the [[Gekokujyo Xstasy Live]] DVD as track #1. The song was used as the opening act and set the theme for the entire tour/DVD. | ||
; Honnou (Just Can't Help It. Live) | ; Honnou (Just Can't Help It. Live) | ||
| − | : Found on the [[Just Can't Help It.]] DVD as track #14. This version is a self cover, as Shiina was part of Tokyo Jihen at the time. | + | : Found on the [[Just Can't Help It.]] DVD as track #14. This version is a self-cover, as Shiina was part of Tokyo Jihen at the time of this performance. |
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| − | + | '''Total Reported Sales:''' 997,050 | |
| + | ==External Links== | ||
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/266799/1/ Oricon Profile] | * [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/266799/1/ Oricon Profile] | ||
* [http://www.kiwi-musume.com/lyrics/shiinaringo/shousostrip/honnou.html Kiwi Musume - Lyrics & Translation] | * [http://www.kiwi-musume.com/lyrics/shiinaringo/shousostrip/honnou.html Kiwi Musume - Lyrics & Translation] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:33, 30 August 2019
- Artist
- Shiina Ringo
- Single
- Honnou (本能; Instinct)
- Released
- 1999.10.27
- Catalog Number
- TOCT-22010
- Price
- ¥1,234 (tax included)
- Tracklist
- Honnou (本能)
- Aozora (あおぞら; Blue Sky)
- Rinne Highlight (輪廻ハイライト; Transmigration Highlights)
- Information
"Honnou" is Shiina Ringo's fourth single. This was released simultaneously as the re-release of Shiina's debut single, "Koufukuron". The single rose to #2 in Oricon charts and charted for #24 weeks. This single sold 997,050 units in Japan. The B-sides "Aozora" and "Rinne Headlight" were used as Suntory Cocktail Bar CM songs. "Rinne Highlight" is a cover of Susanna Hoffs' song "No Kind of Love". To date, this is Shiina's highest-selling single.
Shiina dressing as a nurse in the music video and on the single cover was much talked about; she also dressed in this manner in television performances.
"Gips" was originally meant to be released in place of "Honnou", however due to sickness Shiina was not able to record "Gips" in time for the single's release (thus the already recorded "Honnou" was chosen to be released instead).
Contents
Song Information
- Lyrics
- Shiina Ringo
- Music
- Shiina Ringo
- Other Information
- Arrangement: Kameda Seiji
- Bass: Kameda Seiji
- Drums: Muraishi Masayuki
- Guitar: Nagoshi Yukio
- Piano: Saito Yuta
- Synths: Nakayama Nobuhiko
- Recording / Mixing: Inoue Uni at Kame-star Studio, Studio Terra
Music Video
The PV for "Honnou" was directed by Kimura Yutaka. It features Shiina Ringo cosplaying as a nurse in a white room. For most of the music video, she performs the song between blood drips, while behind her is the bassist for one of Shiina's Zecchoushuu bands Hatsuiku Status, Torii Yasunobu (鳥井泰伸), cosplaying as a doctor. In many scenes, she is shown breaking a sheet of glass (sometimes punching it, while others kicking it with her high heels).
The music video won in the 1999 Space Shower awards for "Best Female Video".
Disambiguation
There are three known versions of Honnou to be found in Shiina Ringo's discography. These include:
- Honnou
- Found on the Honnou single as #1, and #12 on her Shouso Strip album. This is the version set to the PV.
- Honnou (Gekokujyo Xstasy Live)
- Found on the Gekokujyo Xstasy Live DVD as track #1. The song was used as the opening act and set the theme for the entire tour/DVD.
- Honnou (Just Can't Help It. Live)
- Found on the Just Can't Help It. DVD as track #14. This version is a self-cover, as Shiina was part of Tokyo Jihen at the time of this performance.
Oricon Chart Positions
| Date | Week Rank | Week Sales | Total Sales |
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| 1999.11.08 | 2 | 237,910 | 237,910 |
| 1999.11.15 | 3 | 92,540 | 330,450 |
| 1999.11.22 | 4 | 97,690 | 428,140 |
| 1999.11.29 | 4 | 76,740 | 504,880 |
| 1999.12.06 | 8 | 81,380 | 586,260 |
| 1999.12.13 | 7 | 65,430 | 651,690 |
| 1999.12.20 | 9 | 59,150 | 710,840 |
| 1999.12.27 | 7 | 44,150 | 754,990 |
| 2000.01.03 | 14 | 33,630 | 788,620 |
| 2000.01.10+17 | 9 | 74,840 | 863,460 |
| 2000.01.24 | 11 | 20,510 | 883,970 |
| 2000.01.31 | 18 | 23,910 | 907,880 |
| 2000.02.07 | 24 | 24,380 | 932,260 |
| 2000.02.14 | 37 | 14,070 | 946,330 |
| 2000.02.21 | 30 | 14,380 | 960,710 |
| 2000.02.28 | 39 | 8,310 | 969,020 |
| 2000.03.06 | 57 | 6,420 | 975,440 |
| 2000.03.13 | 51 | 4,290 | 979,730 |
| 2000.03.20 | 59 | 3,850 | 983,580 |
| 2000.03.27 | 59 | 3,410 | 986,990 |
| 2000.04.03 | 72 | 2,750 | 989,740 |
| 2000.04.10 | 68 | 2,750 | 992,490 |
| 2000.04.17 | 77 | 2,550 | 995,040 |
| 2000.04.24 | 81 | 2,010 | 997,050 |
Total Reported Sales: 997,050
External Links
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