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| − | "Romancer / Metamorphosis Last Page" with its second and third presses are the first singles released by Ayabie. It was first sold at Ayabie's debut live, the one-man "Ayabie Party?!" at Takadanobaba AREA on May 8th, 2004. This was a limited release having only 1,000 copies and sold out at subsequent lives. So two months later a second pressing was made and released. That started selling during the first stop on Ayabie and [[Alice Nine]]'s coupling tour "A2 ~Natsu Coupling Circuit~" at Urawa Narciss on June 7th, 2004. That pressing came in special packaging, came with a member's photocard, a new song, and was a limited release also having 1,000 copies. It eventually sold out too, so the third and last pressing of the single was made and released on December 11th, 2004. The third pressing also came in special packaging, comes with two new songs (the first two are remastered), and is a limited release having only 2,000 copies. | + | "Romancer / Metamorphosis Last Page" with its second and third presses are the first singles released by Ayabie. It was first sold at Ayabie's debut live, the one-man "Ayabie Party?!" at Takadanobaba AREA on May 8th, 2004. This was a limited release having only 1,000 copies and sold out at subsequent lives. So two months later a second pressing was made and released. That started selling during the first stop on Ayabie and [[Alice Nine]]'s coupling tour "A2 ~Natsu Coupling Circuit~" at Urawa Narciss on June 7th, 2004. That pressing came in special packaging, came with a member's photocard, a new song, and was a limited release also having 1,000 copies. It eventually sold out too, so the third and last pressing of the single was made and released on December 11th, 2004. The third pressing also came in special packaging, comes with two new songs (the first two are remastered), and is a limited release having only 2,000 copies. That pressing reached #143 on the [[Oricon]] chart, where it charted for two weeks. |
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Revision as of 04:23, 25 August 2009
- Artist
- Ayabie
- Single
- Romancer / Metamorphosis Last Page (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁)
- Released
- 2004.05.08
- Catalog Number
- AYAB-001
- Price
- ¥800
- Tracklist
- Romancer (ロマンサー)
- Metamorphosis Last Page (変態最終頁)
- Artist
- Ayabie
- Single
- Romancer / Metamorphosis Last Page / Kagen Sakura (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁 / 下弦櫻)
- Released
- 2004.07.07
- Catalog Number
- AYAB-003
- Price
- ¥1,000
- Tracklist
- Romancer (ロマンサー)
- Metamorphosis Last Page (変態最終頁)
- Kagen Sakura (下弦櫻; Waning Cherry Blossoms)
- Artist
- Ayabie
- Single
- Romancer / Metamorphosis Last Page / Digital Lolita Demonstration / + (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁 / デジタルロリータデモンストレーション / +)
- Released
- 2004.12.11
- Catalog Number
- AYAB-004
- Price
- ¥1,500
- Tracklist
- Information
"Romancer / Metamorphosis Last Page" with its second and third presses are the first singles released by Ayabie. It was first sold at Ayabie's debut live, the one-man "Ayabie Party?!" at Takadanobaba AREA on May 8th, 2004. This was a limited release having only 1,000 copies and sold out at subsequent lives. So two months later a second pressing was made and released. That started selling during the first stop on Ayabie and Alice Nine's coupling tour "A2 ~Natsu Coupling Circuit~" at Urawa Narciss on June 7th, 2004. That pressing came in special packaging, came with a member's photocard, a new song, and was a limited release also having 1,000 copies. It eventually sold out too, so the third and last pressing of the single was made and released on December 11th, 2004. The third pressing also came in special packaging, comes with two new songs (the first two are remastered), and is a limited release having only 2,000 copies. That pressing reached #143 on the Oricon chart, where it charted for two weeks.
