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# [[EXILE Come|EXILE COME]] | # [[EXILE Come|EXILE COME]] | ||
# [[New Jack Swing]] | # [[New Jack Swing]] | ||
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# [[Sunadokei (EXILE)|Sunadokei]] (砂時計; ''Hourglass'') | # [[Sunadokei (EXILE)|Sunadokei]] (砂時計; ''Hourglass'') | ||
# [[O'ver]] | # [[O'ver]] | ||
# [[Be Mine]] feat. | # [[Be Mine (EXILE)|Be Mine]] feat. 99% Radio Allstars | ||
# [[Unlimited (EXILE)|Unlimited]] | # [[Unlimited (EXILE)|Unlimited]] | ||
# [[Eternal...]] | # [[Eternal...]] | ||
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# [[Road Runner|ROAD-RUNNER]] | # [[Road Runner|ROAD-RUNNER]] | ||
# [[M&A]] | # [[M&A]] | ||
; First Press Edition DVD Tracklist | |||
* Video Clip | |||
# [[Eternal...]] | |||
# [[Kizuna (EXILE)|ki・zu・na]] | |||
# [[O'ver]] | |||
# [[Choo Choo Train (EXILE)|Choo Choo TRAIN]] | |||
# INTERVIEW | |||
* EXILE LIVE TOUR 2003 "Styles of Beyond" 2003.6.20 at Khibuya Koukaidou (渋谷公会堂) | |||
# [[Sandcastles|opening~Sandcastles]] | |||
# [[Song for You|song for you]] | |||
# [[Together (EXILE)|Together]] | |||
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''EXILE ENTERTAINMENT'' is the third album released by [[EXILE]]. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 58 weeks, selling 1,176,090 copies. | ''EXILE ENTERTAINMENT'' is the third album released by [[EXILE]]. First press includes a DVD. The song "[[Be Mine (EXILE)|Be Mine]] feat. 99% Radio Allstars" was originally included on [[rhythm zone]] compilation album ''[[99 Percent Radio Show|99% Radio Show]]'', released three months earlier, and it features [[ATSUSHI]], [[Kiyokiba Shunsuke|SHUN]], [[Koda Kumi]], [[LISA]] and [[IGOR]]. The titled of the song "[[M&A]]" makes reference to [[Max Matsuura]] ([[avex trax]] CEO) and [[Hatada Aki]], and the song was composed for their wedding. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 58 weeks, selling 1,176,090 copies, becoming their first million seller album. As it sold 1,165,731 copies in 2004, it become the #4 (#3 Japanese) album of the year. | ||
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[[Category:2003 Albums]] | [[Category:2003 Albums]] | ||
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[[Category:2004 Oricon Top 100 Albums]] | |||
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Revision as of 13:55, 26 October 2012
- Artist
- EXILE
- Album
- EXILE ENTERTAINMENT
- Released
- 2003.12.03
- Catalog Number
- RZCD-45114
- Price
- ¥3,900
- CD Tracklist
- EXILE COME
- New Jack Swing
- Together
- Believe
- Time
- ki・zu・na
- BLUE ~Iezu ni Iru~ (云えずにいる)
- LET ME LUV U DOWN feat. ZEEBRA & MACCHO (OZROSAURUS)
- Sunadokei (砂時計; Hourglass)
- O'ver
- Be Mine feat. 99% Radio Allstars
- Unlimited
- Eternal...
- Choo Choo TRAIN
- ROAD-RUNNER
- M&A
- First Press Edition DVD Tracklist
- Video Clip
- Eternal...
- ki・zu・na
- O'ver
- Choo Choo TRAIN
- INTERVIEW
- EXILE LIVE TOUR 2003 "Styles of Beyond" 2003.6.20 at Khibuya Koukaidou (渋谷公会堂)
- Information
EXILE ENTERTAINMENT is the third album released by EXILE. First press includes a DVD. The song "Be Mine feat. 99% Radio Allstars" was originally included on rhythm zone compilation album 99% Radio Show, released three months earlier, and it features ATSUSHI, SHUN, Koda Kumi, LISA and IGOR. The titled of the song "M&A" makes reference to Max Matsuura (avex trax CEO) and Hatada Aki, and the song was composed for their wedding. The album reached #1 on the Oricon charts and charted for 58 weeks, selling 1,176,090 copies, becoming their first million seller album. As it sold 1,165,731 copies in 2004, it become the #4 (#3 Japanese) album of the year.
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