Around

Around
Around
Album par AAA
Sortie 19 septembre 2007 Drapeau du Japon
Durée 50:05
Genre Jpop
Format CD, CD+DVD
Label Avex Trax
Classement 8e à l'Oricon
Singles
1. Get Chu! / SHE no Jijitsu (2007)
2. Kuchibiru Kara Romantica / That's Right (2007)
3. Natsumono (2007)
4. Red Soul (2007)
Albums de AAA
All (2007)
DepArture (2009)

Around est le 3ealbum du groupe AAA, sorti sous le label Avex Trax le 19 septembre 2007 au Japon. Il atteint la 8e place du classement de l'Oricon. Il se vend à 20 254 exemplaires la première semaine et reste classé pendant 5 semaines, pour un total de 28 242 exemplaires vendus. Il sort en format CD et CD+DVD.

Liste des titres

CD
No Titre Paroles Musique Durée
1. Get CHU! (Get チュー!) Gorô Matsui Takumi Ishida 3:52
2. SUNSHINE Delicatessen Hyoutan (Delicatessen) 3:55
3. SHE no Jijitsu (SHEの事実) Mao Inoue すみだしんや 3:24
4. Deai no Chikara II (出逢いのチカラII) Kenn Kato Takumi Ishida 4:26
5. Kuchibiru Kara Romantica (唇からロマンチカ) Inoue Mao BULGE 3:54
6. Red Soul Mori Hiromi Miki Watanabe 3:50
7. Paradise Paradise Watanabe Natsumi Hiroaki Hara 4:24
8. Hanabi (花火) Kyo Kawahara Konishi Takao 4:46
9. No End Summer Mizue Kazuhiro Hara 3:55
10. Body Talker Jam Ôno Hiroaki 4:38
11. That's Right Gorô Matsui Takumi Ishida 3:45
12. Saigo no Kotoba (最後のコトバ) Kenn Kato Miki Watanabe 5:21
DVD
No Titre Durée
1. Kagi no Aru Basho (Original Short Film) (鍵のある場所 (オリジナル・ショートフィルム))

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