Finally! A second album from YMCK is coming before the end of the year!
The album features 8 new songs, one featuring Japan's Famicom hero Takahashi Meijin.
There will be two editions, one of the CD only, and a limited edition containing an original YMCK dot's for only ¥500 more (dot's usually sells for about ¥900).
Be careful though, when buying the regular edition (not the limited edition) from specific stores, including Tower Records' online shop, you will get a bonus remix CD (details below) and stickers. These extras are not available with the dot's limited edition!
YMCK "Family Racing"
1. Family Racing
2. Panic Racer 005
3. Go! YMCK, Go!
4. Come On! Swing All Stars
5. Rock 'n' Roll Rendez-vous (feat. Takahashi Meijin)
6. sakana wa mabataki
7. Milky Blue ~fushigi no kuni no Riddle~
8. kira*kira
Limited edition with original YMCK dot's
Usagi-chang USG-011
Out 12/21, ¥2381 (excl. 10% tax)
Order: Amazon
Regular edition
Usagi-chang USG-012
Out 12/21, ¥1905 (excl. 10% tax)
Order: Amazon
YMCK "Family Racing Bonus CD"
1. Family Racing (Acoustic Version) (Performances by Yokemura (Piano) and Shima (Trumpet))
2. Panic Racer 005 (Excite Bicycle Mix - Revolution) (Remixed by Aprils)
3. Milky Blue ~fushigi no kuni no Riddle~ (Magnaroid Mix) (Remixed by Magnaroid)
4. John Coltrane wa kaiten mokuba no yume o miru ka (Electone Mix) (Remixed by Far East Recording)
5. kira*kira (aki's kira kira mix) (Remixed by Usagi-changs)
Usagi-chang USGB-006
Free when buying the album's regular edition at Tower Records (online included), Village Vanguard or Usagi-chang's mail order (Japan only), this bonus remix CD and also stickers will be included (while supplies last).
Posted on October 27, 2005 at 10:09
| Released on December 21, 2005
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Can "8 new songs" really be considered an album?
Posted by jariten on October 28, 2005 at 09:13
At least it used to be.
Anyway, Usagi-chang calls it a "mini-album", but YMCK's home page says "album". You can call it an EP if you like. :)
Posted by Patrick on October 28, 2005 at 09:30
Interesting little review online of this 'mini-album'/'album' on the Japan Times website.
Posted by Spencer on December 18, 2005 at 13:56