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''Rutile'' is [[Manabe Yoshiaki]]'s fourth solo album (first under his new name). All of the songs are instrumentals, but differ from his last albums as this one is full of guitar solos. The name of the album is named after [[Wikipedia:Rutile|Rutile]], a crystallized needlelike looking mineral made of titanium dioxide. | ''Rutile'' is [[Manabe Yoshiaki]]'s fourth solo album (first under his new name). All of the songs are instrumentals, but differ from his last albums as this one is full of guitar solos. The name of the album is named after [[Wikipedia:Rutile|Rutile]], a crystallized needlelike looking mineral made of titanium dioxide. The album reached #99 on Oricon charts and charted for one week. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:41, 15 December 2012
- Artist
- Manabe Yoshiaki
- Album
- Rutile
- Released
- 2012.11.14
- Catalog Number
- LNCM-1010
- Price
- ¥3,000
- Tracklist
- race to You
- Rutile
- Daybreaker
- News for You
- The Child of Wheat
- All Creation (Let's Go Leone!)
- Gemini
- Sweet Little Deal
- Beautiful Struggle (Originally Version)
- Where Do You Go
- Beautiful Struggle (Originally Version Karaoke)
- Information
Rutile is Manabe Yoshiaki's fourth solo album (first under his new name). All of the songs are instrumentals, but differ from his last albums as this one is full of guitar solos. The name of the album is named after Rutile, a crystallized needlelike looking mineral made of titanium dioxide. The album reached #99 on Oricon charts and charted for one week.
