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; Single | ; Single | ||
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; Released | ; Released | ||
: 1998.12.09 | : 1998.12.09 | ||
| + | : 1999.02.17 <small>(Vinyl)</small> | ||
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| − | : TODT-5242 | + | : TODT-5242 <small>(8cm CD)</small> |
| + | : TOCT-4127 <small>(12cm CD)</small> | ||
| + | : TOJT-4140 <small>(Vinyl)</small> | ||
; Price | ; Price | ||
| − | : ¥1,020 | + | : ¥1,020 <small>(CDs)</small> |
| + | : ¥1,260 <small>Vinyl</small> | ||
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; Tracklist | ; Tracklist | ||
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# [[Automatic]] | # [[Automatic]] | ||
# [[Time Will Tell|time will tell]] | # [[Time Will Tell|time will tell]] | ||
# [[Automatic|Automatic (Original Karaoke)]] | # [[Automatic|Automatic (Original Karaoke)]] | ||
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# [[Automatic]] | # [[Automatic]] | ||
# [[Time Will Tell|time will tell]] | # [[Time Will Tell|time will tell]] | ||
# [[Time Will Tell|time will tell -DUB MIX-]] | # [[Time Will Tell|time will tell -DUB MIX-]] | ||
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# [[Automatic]] | # [[Automatic]] | ||
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| + | * Vinyl "Side B" | ||
# [[Time Will Tell|time will tell]] | # [[Time Will Tell|time will tell]] | ||
# [[Time Will Tell|time will tell -DUB MIX-]] | # [[Time Will Tell|time will tell -DUB MIX-]] | ||
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| + | "Automatic / time will tell" is the debut Japanese single released by [[Utada Hikaru]]. It was released in three editions: first as a mini 8cm CD and a 12cm CD both featuring a different remix, and later in February 1999 it followed with a Vinyl single. The single was her break into the Japanese music market after previously recording music as unit with her parents: producer [[Utada Teruzane]] and enka singer [[Fuji Keiko]] as [[Cubic U]] (Also written as U3). The single was originally slated to feature "[[Time Will Tell]]" as a B-side. The song "[[Automatic]]" was used as the ending theme for the [[Fuji TV]] show ''[[Warau Inu no Seikatsu -YARANEVA!!-]]''. "[[Time Will Tell|time will tell]]" was used as the ending theme for the Fuji TV show ''[[Gokigenyou]]''; The "Dub Mix" is an English language remix. All of the tracks were written and co-produced by Utada. The songs were later included on the [[Untitled (Utada Hikaru Vinyl)|''Untitled'' EP]] along with her next single "[[Moving On Without You|Movin' on without you]]". | ||
| + | When the single was released it was common for different versions of the same release to be given different rankings on the [[Oricon]] chart. Both releases fared well, with the 12cm version at #2 and the 8cm CD at #4 on the weekly Oricon chart. The 12cm version sold went on the sell a total of 1,290,700 units making it #5 single of 1999, while the 8cm version sold 772,080 copies making it the #22 single of the year. Both versions stayed on the chart for over 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. | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
* Oricon Profile: [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/272333/1/ 8cm Version] | [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/267363/1/ 12cm Version] | * Oricon Profile: [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/272333/1/ 8cm Version] | [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/267363/1/ 12cm Version] | ||
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[[Category:1998 Singles]] | [[Category:1998 Singles]] | ||
[[Category:1999 Records]] | [[Category:1999 Records]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Debut Single]] | ||
[[Category:1999 Oricon Top 100 Singles]] | [[Category:1999 Oricon Top 100 Singles]] | ||
[[Category:1,000,000 Plus Single Sales]] | [[Category:1,000,000 Plus Single Sales]] | ||
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[[Category:World Charts]] | [[Category:World Charts]] | ||
Revision as of 01:18, 3 February 2019
- Artist
- Utada Hikaru
- Single
- Automatic / time will tell
- Released
- 1998.12.09
- 1999.02.17 (Vinyl)
- Catalog Number
- TODT-5242 (8cm CD)
- TOCT-4127 (12cm CD)
- TOJT-4140 (Vinyl)
- Price
- ¥1,020 (CDs)
- ¥1,260 Vinyl
- Tracklist
- 8cm CD
- 12cm CD
- Vinyl "Side A"
- Vinyl "Side B"
- Information
"Automatic / time will tell" is the debut Japanese single released by Utada Hikaru. It was released in three editions: first as a mini 8cm CD and a 12cm CD both featuring a different remix, and later in February 1999 it followed with a Vinyl single. The single was her break into the Japanese music market after previously recording music as unit with her parents: producer Utada Teruzane and enka singer Fuji Keiko as Cubic U (Also written as U3). The single was originally slated to feature "Time Will Tell" as a B-side. The song "Automatic" was used as the ending theme for the Fuji TV show Warau Inu no Seikatsu -YARANEVA!!-. "time will tell" was used as the ending theme for the Fuji TV show Gokigenyou; The "Dub Mix" is an English language remix. All of the tracks were written and co-produced by Utada. The songs were later included on the Untitled EP along with her next single "Movin' on without you".
When the single was released it was common for different versions of the same release to be given different rankings on the Oricon chart. Both releases fared well, with the 12cm version at #2 and the 8cm CD at #4 on the weekly Oricon chart. The 12cm version sold went on the sell a total of 1,290,700 units making it #5 single of 1999, while the 8cm version sold 772,080 copies making it the #22 single of the year. Both versions stayed on the chart for over 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
- Oricon Profile: 8cm Version | 12cm Version
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