Difference between revisions of "Automatic / Time Will Tell"
m |
|||
| Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
: [[Utada Hikaru]] | : [[Utada Hikaru]] | ||
; Single | ; Single | ||
| − | : Automatic / time will tell (8cm | + | : Automatic / time will tell <small>(8cm Single)</small> |
; Released | ; Released | ||
: 1998.12.09 | : 1998.12.09 | ||
| Line 23: | Line 23: | ||
: [[Utada Hikaru]] | : [[Utada Hikaru]] | ||
; Single | ; Single | ||
| − | : Automatic / time will tell ( | + | : Automatic / time will tell <small>(12cm Single)</small> |
; Release | ; Release | ||
: 1998.12.09 | : 1998.12.09 | ||
| Line 40: | Line 40: | ||
: [[Utada Hikaru]] | : [[Utada Hikaru]] | ||
; Single | ; Single | ||
| − | : Automatic / time will tell ( | + | : Automatic / time will tell <small>(Vinyl)</small> |
; Release | ; Release | ||
: 1999.02.17 | : 1999.02.17 | ||
| Line 56: | Line 56: | ||
; Information | ; Information | ||
| − | "Automatic / time will tell" is [[Utada Hikaru]]'s first official single in the Japanese market, though there have been prior releases under the name [[U3]] as part of a family unit and [[Cubic U]]. "[[Automatic]]" was used as the ending theme song to the [[Fuji TV]] show | + | "Automatic / time will tell" is [[Utada Hikaru]]'s first official single in the Japanese market, though there have been prior releases under the name [[U3]] as part of a family unit and [[Cubic U]]. "[[Automatic]]" was used as the ending theme song to the [[Fuji TV]] show "[[Warau Inu no Seikatsu -YARANEVA!!-]]", whereas "[[Time Will Tell|time will tell]]" was used as the ending theme song to the Fuji TV show ''[[Gokigenyou]]''. The single was released in two versions: an 8cm single as well as a standard 12cm single. Originally, different versions of the same product were given different placings on [[Oricon]] charts. The 12cm single reached #2 on [[Oricon]] charts while the 8cm version reached #4. The 12cm version sold 1,290,700 units and was the #5 single of 1999, while the 8cm version sold 772,080 copies and was the #22 single of the year. Both versions charted for 23 weeks. However, combining the sales the single gained 2,062,780 sales and ranked as the #2 single for the year of 1999. It reached #20 on World Charts for single airplay, and reached #4 for sales. |
| − | |||
| − | Originally, different versions of the same product were given different placings on [[Oricon]] charts. The 12cm single reached #2 on Oricon charts while the 8cm version reached #4. The 12cm version sold 1,290,700 units and was the #5 single of 1999, while the 8cm version sold 772,080 copies and was the #22 single of the year. Both versions charted for 23 weeks. However, combining the sales the single gained 2,062,780 sales and ranked as the #2 single for the year of 1999. It reached #20 on World Charts for single airplay, and reached #4 for sales. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 02:12, 22 May 2011
- Artist
- Utada Hikaru
- Single
- Automatic / time will tell (8cm Single)
- Released
- 1998.12.09
- Catalog Number
- TODT-5242
- Price
- ¥1,020
- Tracklist
- Artist
- Utada Hikaru
- Single
- Automatic / time will tell (12cm Single)
- Release
- 1998.12.09
- Catalog Number
- TOCT-4127
- Price
- ¥1,020
- Tracklist
- Artist
- Utada Hikaru
- Single
- Automatic / time will tell (Vinyl)
- Release
- 1999.02.17
- Catalog Number
- TOJT-4140
- Price
- ¥1,260
- Tracklist
SIDE A
SIDE B
- Information
"Automatic / time will tell" is Utada Hikaru's first official single in the Japanese market, though there have been prior releases under the name U3 as part of a family unit and Cubic U. "Automatic" was used as the ending theme song to the Fuji TV show "Warau Inu no Seikatsu -YARANEVA!!-", whereas "time will tell" was used as the ending theme song to the Fuji TV show Gokigenyou. The single was released in two versions: an 8cm single as well as a standard 12cm single. Originally, different versions of the same product were given different placings on Oricon charts. The 12cm single reached #2 on Oricon charts while the 8cm version reached #4. The 12cm version sold 1,290,700 units and was the #5 single of 1999, while the 8cm version sold 772,080 copies and was the #22 single of the year. Both versions charted for 23 weeks. However, combining the sales the single gained 2,062,780 sales and ranked as the #2 single for the year of 1999. It reached #20 on World Charts for single airplay, and reached #4 for sales.
External Links
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
