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# [[Who's That Girl|Who's That Girl (markee Remix)]] | # [[Who's That Girl|Who's That Girl (markee Remix)]] | ||
# [[Don't Rush|Don't Rush (Tiny Voice Production Remix)]] | # [[Don't Rush|Don't Rush (Tiny Voice Production Remix)]] | ||
# [[Shake ( | # [[Shake (GTS)|Shake (Dribble Water Remix)]] | ||
# [[I Miss You (DOUBLE)|I Miss you (Lenny Fontana Vocal Mix)]] / [[GTS]] feat. '''DOUBLE''' | # [[I Miss You (DOUBLE)|I Miss you (Lenny Fontana Vocal Mix)]] / [[GTS]] feat. '''DOUBLE''' | ||
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[[Category:2002 Albums]] | [[Category:2002 Albums]] | ||
[[Category:Remix Album]] | [[Category:Remix Album]] | ||
[[Category:Double Albums]] | |||
Revision as of 04:59, 6 December 2009
- Artist
- DOUBLE
- Album
- Re:VISION
- Released
- 2002.11.20
- Catalog Number
- FLCF-3930
- Price
- ¥2,480
- CD1 Tracklist
- Don't Rush (TURBO'S SIGMA Mix)
- Party People (T.V.P. Club Mix)
- Who's That Girl (ORIENTA-RHYTHM "urabanite" Mix)
- Strange Things (room134 mix)
- You Got To (Wall 5 Remix)
- Should Have Tried (Nu Break Remix)
- Driving All Night (Masaki Tokunaga Remix)
- ABC (R. Yamaki's Garage Mix)
- Strange Things (Share The Things)
- Kissing You (Ginza Mix)
- Let's Get Together (Grrove That Soul Mix)
- CD2 Tracklist
- Make Me Happy (HARD CONTROL MIX)
- Shake (Hott 22 Club Remix)
- Driving All Night (TURBO'S SIGMA Mix)
- Make Me Happy (JIVE TALK '99 MIX)
- Shake (Dub's Classic Club Mix)
- Who's That Girl (markee Remix)
- Don't Rush (Tiny Voice Production Remix)
- Shake (Dribble Water Remix)
- I Miss you (Lenny Fontana Vocal Mix) / GTS feat. DOUBLE
- Information
Re:VISION is the third remix album released by DOUBLE. It was released a month after the release of her last album, VISION.
The album reached #40 on the Oricon charts and charted for nine weeks.
