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''SINGLES+1'' is the first best album released by [[DEEN]]. It includes all the singles released since now and another song, [[Giniro no Yume ~All Over the World~|Giniro no Yume ~all over the world~]], which was used for the 1996 Olympics; this is the origin of the album's name. It reached #1 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for eighteen weeks. | ''SINGLES+1'' is the first best album released by [[DEEN]]. It includes all the singles released since now and another song, "[[Giniro no Yume ~All Over the World~|Giniro no Yume ~all over the world~]]", which was used for the 1996 Olympics; this is the origin of the album's name. It reached #1 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for eighteen weeks. | ||
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Revision as of 15:30, 16 April 2011
- Artist
- DEEN
- Album
- SINGLES+1
- Released
- 1998.03.18
- Catalog Number
- JBCJ-1018
- Price
- ¥3,059
- Tracklist
- Kono Mama Kimi Dake wo Ubaisaritai (このまま君だけを奪い去りたい)
- Tsubasa wo Hirogete (翼を広げて)
- Memories
- Eien wo Azuketekure (永遠をあずけてくれ)
- Hitomi Sorasanaide (瞳そらさないで)
- Teenage dream
- Mirai no Tame ni (未来のために)
- LOVE FOREVER
- Hitori Janai (ひとりじゃない)
- SUNSHINE ON SUMMER TIME
- Sugao de Waratteitai (素顔で笑っていたい)
- Kimi ga Inai Natsu (君がいない夏)
- Yume de Aru You ni (夢であるように)
- Tooi Sora de (遠い空で)
- Giniro no Yume ~all over the world~ (銀色の夢～All over the world～)
- Information
SINGLES+1 is the first best album released by DEEN. It includes all the singles released since now and another song, "Giniro no Yume ~all over the world~", which was used for the 1996 Olympics; this is the origin of the album's name. It reached #1 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for eighteen weeks.
