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Difference between revisions of "Haru ~Spring~"

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The song has become a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] staple and has been cover by various bands and artists over the years.  
 
The song has become a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] staple and has been cover by various bands and artists over the years.  
  
*"[[Haru ~Spring~ (Hearts Grow)|Haru ~spring~]]", the first digital single [[Hearts Grow]].
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*"[[Haru ~Spring~ (Hearts Grow)|Haru ~spring~]]", the first digital single by [[Hearts Grow]].
 
*"[[Haru ~Spring~ (Aoi Eir)|Haru ~spring~]]", a B-side on [[Aoi Eir]]'s twelfth single "[[Accentier]]".
 
*"[[Haru ~Spring~ (Aoi Eir)|Haru ~spring~]]", a B-side on [[Aoi Eir]]'s twelfth single "[[Accentier]]".
*"[[Haru ~Spring~ (Mi)|Haru ~spring~]]", a digital release and was later found on their best-of album ''[[I Love Music ~Mi Best Collection~|I Love Music♪ ~Mi Best Collection~]]''.
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*"[[Haru ~Spring~ (Mi)|Haru ~spring~]]", a digital released by [[Mi (band)|Mi]] and was later found on their best-of album ''[[I Love Music ~Mi Best Collection~|I Love Music♪ ~Mi Best Collection~]]''.
 
*"[[Haru ~Spring~ (Sabão)|Haru ~spring~]]", This version is a self cover by [[Sabão]], made up of [[Hysteric Blue]]'s [[Takeda Mayumi|Tama]] and [[Kusunose Takuya|Takuya]].
 
*"[[Haru ~Spring~ (Sabão)|Haru ~spring~]]", This version is a self cover by [[Sabão]], made up of [[Hysteric Blue]]'s [[Takeda Mayumi|Tama]] and [[Kusunose Takuya|Takuya]].
  

Revision as of 17:28, 2 November 2016

Single Cover
Artist
Hysteric Blue
Single
Haru ~spring~ (春~spring~)
Released
1999.01.21
Catalog Number
SRDL-4595
Price
¥1,020
Tracklist
  1. Haru ~spring~ (春~spring~)
  2. Merry-Go-Round
  3. Haru ~spring~ (Original Karaoke) (春~spring~)


Information

"Haru ~spring~" is the second single released by the band Hysteric Blue. The title track was one of the biggest hits of the season, and was also featured as the 3rd track on their debut album baby Blue. The single reached #5 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for 19 weeks, selling 667,090 copies. It also reached #27 on the yearly Oricon chart for 1999.

Cover versions

The song has become a Japanese pop-rock staple and has been cover by various bands and artists over the years.

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