Namie Amuro discography

Namie Amuro discography

Releases
↙Studio albums	9
↙Live albums	9
↙Compilation albums	4
↙Singles	36
↙Video albums	3
↙Music videos	57

The discography of Namie Amuro, contains 9 studio albums, 5 compilation albums, thirty-six singles, 3 video albums, 10 Live DVDs and 57 music videos. Amuro has also collaborated with Verbal of M-Flo and Ryōsuke Imai for her Suite Chic project.

Namie Amuro made her musical debut as the lead vocalist of Super Monkey's in 1992 under the label Toshiba EMI. In 1995 she released her first single as a solo artist, "Taiyou no Season", under the same label. That same year, she released her first studio album Dance Tracks Vol.1, which topped the Oricon weekly chart and charted for forty-four weeks and has sold over 2,000,000 copies.^[1] Only nine days after its release, Amuro released "Body Feels Exit", her first single under her new label Avex Trax.^[2]

In 1996 Amuro released her first album under Avex Trax titled Sweet 19 Blues, which reached #1 on the Oricon Album Chart with an amazing 1,921,850 copies sold opening week, selling over 4 millions units in Japan during its original chart run[34].

Her 1997 single "Can You Celebrate?" sold 2,750,220 making it Japan's best selling single by a solo female artist and was the best selling single of that year, the single followed by the highly successful album Concentration 20. Her first greatest hits album 181920 was released prior to her hiatus in 1998.

After a leave of absence, Namie returned to the music scene with the 2000 album "Genius 2000", but from then on she faced decreasing sales. Upon joining Suite Chic, Namie Amuro began transitioning from just a pop artist to also a R&B artist. This is evident with her 2003 album Style.

In 2005 she released her seventh solo album, Queen of Hip-Pop, topped the Oricon chart, and doubled the sale of her previous albums. It also topped the charts in Taiwan, this album is often regarded as her comeback in the music industry.

Her seventh studio album, Play (2007) debuted at the top of the charts outselling her previous album. It and was followed by "60s 70s 80s" (2008), Which got the #1 spot on the Oricon weekly and the monthly chart. On July 30, 2008, Amuro released her first greatest hits album, Best Fiction, since transitioning to R&B music. It spent six consecutive weeks at the number-one position on the Oricon weekly charts,^[3] Selling over 1,840,088 copies and was elected as "the best album of the year" at the 50th Japan Record Awards.^[4]

Studio albums

Year	Information	Japan Weekly Chart [5]	Taiwan Albums Chart	Sales (Japan) / Shipments	Certification
1995	Dance Tracks Vol.1 Release: October 16, 1995 Label: Toshiba-EMI	1	—	2,000,000 (RIAJ)	2× Million (JP)[6]
1996	Sweet 19 Blues Release: July 22, 1996 Label: Avex Trax	1	—	3,700,000[7] (RIAJ) 4,000,000 (Avex)[7]	3× Million (JP)[8]
1997	Concentration 20 Release: July 24, 1997 Label: Avex Trax	1	—	2,350,000[9] (RIAJ)	2× Million (JP)[10]
2000	Genius 2000 Release: January 26, 2000 Label: Avex Trax	1	—	802,740 (RIAJ) 1,000,000 (Avex)	3× Platinum
	Break the Rules Release: December 20, 2000 Label: Avex Trax	2	—	334,520 (RIAJ)	Platinum
2003	Style Release: December 10, 2003 Label: Avex Trax	4	1	250,000 (RIAJ)	Platinum[11]
2005	Queen of Hip-Pop Release: July 13, 2005 Label: Avex Trax	2	1	500,000 (RIAJ)	2× Platinum
2007	Play Release: June 27, 2007 Label: Avex Trax	1	1	541,000 (RIAJ)	2× Platinum
2009	Past < Future Release: December 16, 2009 Label: Avex Trax	1	1	600,000 (RIAJ)	2× Platinum

Compilations

Year	Information	Weekly Albums Chart [5]	Sales (Japan) / Shipments	Certification
1996	Original Tracks Vol.1 Release Date: September 30, 1996 Released As Namie Amuro with Super Monkey's Label: Avex Trax	3	419,000 (RIAJ)
1998	181920 Release Date: January 28, 1998 Label: Avex Trax Singles: "Dreaming I was Dreaming"	1	2,000,000 (RIAJ)	2× Million (JP)[12]
2002	Love Enhanced Single Collection Release Date: March 13, 2002 Label: Avex Trax Singles: "Say the Word", "Lovin' It", "I Will"	3	315,000 (RIAJ)	Platinum (JP)
2008	Best Fiction Release Date: July 30, 2008 Label: Avex Trax Singles: "60s 70s 80s"	1	1,850,000 (RIAJ)	Million (JP)[13]
2011	Checkmate! Release: April 27, 2011 Label: Avex Trax Collaboration Album	1	500,000[14] (RIAJ)	2× Platinum

Suite Chic albums

See also: Suite Chic#Discography

Year	Information	Peak position	Sales (Japan)
2003	When Pop Hits the Fan Released: February 26, 2003	4	200,000
	When Pop Hits the Lab Release Date: March 26, 2003	65

Album appearances

Release	Artist	Album	Original Title
09/18/2003	Zeebra	Tokyo's Finest	"After Party" feat. 安室奈美恵
09/25/2003	Heartsdales	Sugar Shine	"Wet 'N Wild" feat. Suite Chic
03/29/2005	Jhett aka Yakko for Aquarius	Jhett	"Do or Die" feat. 安室奈美恵
02/15/2006	Zeebra	The New Beginning	"Do What U Gotta Do" feat. AI, 安室奈美恵, & Mummy-D
03/28/2007	M-flo	Cosmicolor	Luvotomy / m-flo loves 安室奈美恵
05/28/2008	Double	The Best Collaboration	Black Diamond / Double & 安室奈美恵
04/29/2009	Ravex	Trax	ROCK U feat. 安室奈美恵
12/01/2010	Ai	The Last A.I.	FAKE feat. 安室奈美恵
03/16/2011	Verbal	Visionair	BLACK OUT feat. Lil Wayne & Namie Amuro

• Not listed are re-releases or special/limited editions. Information for such releases are available in the respective albums page.

Singles

Year	Title	Oricon singles sales chart peak positions and sales						Album
		Daily [citation needed]	Weekly [15]	Monthly [citation needed]	Yearly [citation needed]	Debut [16]	Overall [16]
1995	"Taiyō no Season"[n 1]	—	5	10	56	69,750	611,000	Dance Tracks Vol. 1
	"Stop the Music"[n 1]	—	4	8	65	174,020	528,000
	"Body Feels Exit"	1	3	1	70	221,420	882,000	Sweet 19 Blues
	"Chase the Chance"	1	1	2	10	225,090	1,362,000
1996	"Don't Wanna Cry"	1	1	2	9	323,910	1,372,000
	"You're My Sunshine"	1	1	3	13	434,230	1,099,000
	"Sweet 19 Blues" (Re-cut single)	1	2	5	64	101,830	453,000
	"A Walk in the Park"	1	1	3	13	233,460	1,067,000	Concentration 20
1997	"Can You Celebrate?"	1	1	1	1	828,480	2,296,000
	"How to Be a Girl"	1	1	1	23	328,560	772,000
	"Dreaming I Was Dreaming"	1	1	4	42	204,530	559,000	181920
	"Can You Celebrate?" (Maxi Single)	1	1	3	54	280,060	452,000	Non-album single
1998	"I Have Never Seen"	1	1	2	29	333,210	657,000	Genius 2000
1999	"Respect the Power of Love"	1	2	3	40	200,610	492,000
	"Toi et Moi"	3	3	8	81	121,970	272,000	Non-album single
	"Something 'bout the Kiss"[n 2]	3	3	7	87	179,670	369,000	Genius 2000
2000	"Love 2000"[n 3]	3	4	11	108	165,940	228,000
	"Never End"	1	2	6	32	268,920	640,000	Break the Rules
	"Please Smile Again"	2	2	12	116	94,520	217,000
2001	"Think of Me / No More Tears"	5	7	16	162	55,920	113,000
	"Say the Word"	3	3	13	109	64,070	184,000	Love Enhanced Single Collection
2002	"I Will"	4	7	10	149	37,680	95,000
	"Wishing on the Same Star"	2	2	15	150	37,990	97,000	Style
2003	"Shine More"	4	8	29	220	27,938	52,000[17]
	"Put 'Em Up"	7	7	28	275	21,725	41,000
	"So Crazy / Come"	3	8	30	264	18,868	49,000
2004	"Alarm"	6	11	23	196	21,049	50,000	Queen of Hip-Pop
	"All for You"	4	6	14	83	28,003	113,000
	"Girl Talk / The Speed Star"[n 4]	1	2	14	97	41,717	106,000
2005	"Want Me, Want Me"	2	2	7	100	48,106	103,000
	"White Light / Violet Sauce"	5	7	18	228	31,325	73,000[18]	Play
2006	"Can't Sleep, Can't Eat, I'm Sick / Ningyo"	2	2	15	125	43,548	80,000[19]
2007	"Baby Don't Cry"	3	3	5	48	52,168	144,000
	"Funky Town"	2	3	14	146	34,292	54,000[20]
2008	"60s 70s 80s"	1	1	5	19	114,719	293,000	Best Fiction
2009	"Wild / Dr."	1	1	11	45	75,456	119,000	Past < Future
2010	"Break It / Get Myself Back"	2	3	12	80	58,557	85,000[21]
2011	"Naked / Fight Together / Tempest"	2	2	11	—	60,254	101,000
	"Sit! Stay! Wait! Down! / Love Story / Higher"	—	—	—	—

Other charted songs

Year	Title	Charts		Album
		Billboard Japan Hot 100	RIAJ Digital Track Chart
2007	"Hide and Seek"	—	7*	Play
	"Pink Key"	—	41*
2008	"Do Me More"	14	10*	Best Fiction
	"Sexy Girl"	—	14*
2009	"Copy That"	—	44	Past < Future
	"Fast Car"	5	24
	"Love Game"	—	75
	"The Meaning of Us"	—	22
	"My Love"	42	47

*charted on monthly ringtone Reco-kyō Chart.

Single appearances

Release	Artist	Title	Oricon singles sales chart peak positions and sales
			Daily	Weekly	Monthly	Yearly	Debut	Overall
06/01/1995	Sister Rabbits	"Issun Momo Kintarō"	—	100	—	—	3,250	3,250
01/01/1997	TK presents Konetto	"You Are the One"	1	1	1	7	310,630	1,225,000
12/27/2001	Namie Amuro & Verbal	"Lovin' it"	—	8	11	—	56,070	72,000
12/18/2002	Suite Chic	"Good Life" feat. Firstklas / Just Say So feat. Verbal"	—	35	—	—	4,844	26,000
02/05/2003	Suite Chic	"Uh Uh,,,,,, feat. AI / Baby Be Mine"	—	22	44	—	11,312	30,000
21/03/2010	Ai	"Fake feat. Namie Amuro"	5	8	—	—	10,848	16,000

Concert DVDs

Information
Amuro Namie First Anniversary Live in Marine Stadium Originally released: December 4, 1996 (VHS)[n 5] Run time: 111 minutes Special guest(s): m.c.AT, MAX, Sam, Sheila E., Tetsuya Komuro Comments: Recorded live in Chiba Marine Stadium, Chiba Prefecture, Japan in 1996.
Namie Amuro Concentration 20 Live in Tokyo Dome Originally released: December 3, 1997[n 5] Run time: 111 minutes Comments: Recorded live in Tokyo Dome during her "Mistio Presents Namie Amuro Summer Stage '97 Cocentration 20" tour. The concert contains an interview with the artist.
Namie Amuro Tour "Genius 2000" Originally released: August 18, 2000[n 5] Run time: 110 minutes Comments: Recorded live in Osaka Jo Hall, Osaka, Japan in 2000. Although she performed the song "Asking Why" during the tour, it was cut from the recording.
Namie Amuro Tour 2001 "Break the Rules" Originally released: November 19, 2003[n 5] Run time: 106 minutes Sales: Comments: Recorded live in Yoyogi Stadium, Tokyo (Japan) in 2001. The release of the DVD was delayed two years. A fanclub exclusive release of the concert was released uncut but a general release of the concert edited out performances of "Try Me ～私を信じて～", "太陽のSeason", and "HimAWArI"
Namie Amuro So Crazy Tour Featuring Best Singles 2003-2004 Released: September 23, 2004 Run time: 126 minutes Sales: 67,000 Comments: Recorded live in Tokyo International Forum Hall A, Tokyo (Japan) in 2004.
Space of Hip-Pop: Namie Amuro Tour 2005 Released: March 15, 2006 Run time: 108 minutes Sales: 100,000+ Comments: Recorded live in Tokyo International Forum Hall A, Tokyo (Japan) in 2005.
Namie Amuro Best Tour "Live Style 2006" Released: February 21, 2007 Run time: 112 minutes Sales: 100,000+ Comments: Recorded live in Yoyogi National Gymnasium. Contains interview with Namie and her staff in Okinawa.
Namie Amuro "Play" Tour 2007-2008 Originally released: February 27, 2008 Run time: 115 minutes Sales: 128,000 Comments: Recorded live in Tokyo International Forum Hall A, Tokyo (Japan) in 2007. All songs from the album Play are performed with the exception of Pink Key being an encore performance along with Can You Celebrate and Say the word
Namie Amuro Best Fiction tour 2008-2009 Originally released: September 9, 2009 Run time: N/A Sales: 286,000 Comments: The show at Yokohama Arena on March 7, 2009 was filmed and photographed for media outlets in print and television. Snippets of performances for "NEW LOOK," "Dr.," "WILD," and "Top Secret" were aired on several major entertainment news programs on March 8, 2009. Filming for a DVD release of the tour took place on June 20 and June 21, 2009 at Taipei Arena in Taipei, Taiwan. DVD/Blu-ray Disc release has confirmed to be released 09.09.2009.
Namie Amuro PAST<FUTURE tour 2010 Originally released: December 15, 2010 Run time: 117 minutes Sales: 184,000+ Comments: She performed all songs from the album Past Future with two new songs Break It/Get Myself Back and "ROCK STEADY," "Sexy Girl," "FUNKY TOWN," "CAN'T SLEEP, CAN'T EAT, I'M SICK," "WANT ME, WANT ME," "Baby Don't Cry," "Do Me More," "WHAT A FEELING" from the album Best Fiction and collaboration songs like "BLACK DIAMOND" and "ROCK U."
Namie Amuro LIVE STYLE 2011 Originally released: December 21, 2011 Run time: Sales:

Video albums

Information
181920 films Released: July 1, 1998 Run time: 42 minutes Track list: "Body Feels Exit", "Chase the Chance", "Don't Wanna Cry", "You're My Sunshine", "A Walk in the Park", "Can You Celebrate?", "How to Be a Girl", "Dreaming I Was Dreaming" Comments: First video compilation released tying into her first greatest hits compilation, "181920" (1998). Unlike the album, it does not contain the videos for "Try Me ～私を信じて～", "太陽のSEASON", "Stop the Music", and "Sweet 19 Blues" although they were produced and aired during the release of their respective singles.
Filmography Released: March 7, 2001 Run time: 43 minutes Track list: "I Have Never Seen", "Respect the Power of Love", "Something 'bout the Kiss", "Love 2000", "Never End", "Please Smile Again", "Think of Me", "Think of Me (Non-edit)" Comments: Second video compilation compiling the videos for singles released from December 1998 to January 2001.
Filmography 2001-2005 Released: December 7, 2005 Run time: 56 minutes Comments: A compilation of music videos pertaining to solo Namie Amuro singles released from August 2001 to November 2005. Sales: 130,000+ RIAJ Certificate: Gold[22]

Other

Release	Artist	Title	Comment
09/01/1995	Various Artist	Dj Groove	A DJ'ing video with a cameo from Namie Amuro.
09/14/1996	Namie Amuro	Namie Amuro World	A rare video released by Lawson convenience stores.
03/13/2002	Namie Amuro	181920 films + filmography	A special DVD containing both her original music video compilations only available on VHS prior.
03/26/2003	Suite Chic	When Pop Hits the Pix	A DVD containing the two music videos "GOOD LIFE" and "Uh Uh,,,,,," filmed for the Suite Chic project.
01/19/2005	Zeebra	The Live Animal '03 ~Tokyo's Finest~	A tour recording from Zeebra. Namie Amuro makes an appearance to perform their song "After Party" from his album, Tokyo's Finest.

Yearly Sales

Year	Sales
1995	2,527,680
1996	9,266,900
1997	6,237,360
1998	2,702,380
1999	1,790,660
2000	1,888,130
2001	631,030
2002	578,443
2003	609,158
2004	438,565
2005	630,813
2006	161,839
2007	829,344
2008	1,868,541
2009	797,980
2010	659,744
2011	640,987 (as of june)
Total Sales in Japan	Around 32,259,554

Promotional videos

1. "Body Feels Exit"
2. "Chase the Chance"
3. "Don't Wanna Cry"
4. "You're My Sunshine"
5. "A Walk in the Park"
6. "Can You Celebrate?"
7. "How to Be a Girl"
8. "Dreaming I Was Dreaming"
9. "I Have Never Seen"
10. "Respect the Power of Love"
11. "Somethin' Bout the Kiss"
12. "Love 2000"
13. "Never End"
14. "Please Smile Again"
15. "Think of Me"
16. "Say the Word"
17. "I Will"
18. "Wishing on the Same Star"
19. "Did U"
20. "Shine More"
21. "Put 'Em Up"
22. "So Crazy"
23. "Alarm"
24. "All For You"
25. "Girl Talk"
26. "The Speed Star"
27. "Want Me, Want Me"
28. "WoWa"
29. "White Light"
30. "Can't Sleep, Can't Eat, I'm Sick"
31. "Ningyo"
32. "Baby Don't Cry"
33. "Funky Town"
34. "Hide and Seek"
35. "Hello"
36. "New Look"
37. "Rock Steady"
38. "What a Feeling"
39. "Do Me More"
40. "Sexy Girl"
41. "Wild"
42. "Dr."
43. "The Meaning of Us"
44. "Fast Car"
45. "Love Game"
46. "Defend Love"
47. "Break It"
48. "Get Myself Back
49. "Naked"
50. "Tempest"
51. "Love Story"

With Suite Chic

1. "Good Life" (feat. Firstklas)
2. "Uh Uh..." (feat. Ai)

With other artists

1. "Lovin' It" (feat. Verbal)
2. "Do What U Gotta Do" (feat. Zeebra)
3. "Luvotomy" (M-Flo & Namie Amuro)
4. "Black Diamond" (Double & Namie Amuro)
5. "Fake" (Ai & Namie Amuro)
6. "Black Out" (Verbal feat. Lil Wayne & Namie Amuro)
7. "Wonder Woman" (feat. Ai & Anna Tsuchyia)
8. "Make It Happen" (feat. Afterschool)
9. "#1" (feat. Kawabata(Chemistry))
10. "Unusual" (feat. Yamashita Tomohisa)

Alternative versions

1. "Think of Me" (Non-Edit Version)
2. "No" (Live Version)
3. "Violet Sauce" (Live Version)
4. "Hide and Seek" (Live Version)
5. "Rock Steady" (Live Version)
6. "Fast Car" (Live Version)

Footnotes

1. ^ ^{a b} Both singles were released before her solo debut but because she is solely accredited to those singles they have been included here as part of her solo discography.
2. ^ "Something 'bout the Kiss" was released in two single formats. Because of this both versions of the single have different rankings and sales figures as at the time Oricon did not combine sales of multi-format singles as they do now. The figures listed above pertain to the maxi single (12cm) version which ranked higher than any other version released.
3. ^ Although officially released on 01/01/2000, singles released during New Years period generally go on sale before street date due to holiday closing of businesses. The sales amount and ranking indicated for the first week of the single are combined from two weeks of sales as Oricon does not rank single during the New Years week.
4. ^ "Girl Talk / The Speed Star" is a double a-side single, however only "Girl Talk" appears on a studio album.
5. ^ ^{a b c d} These four concerts were all also re-released on March 24, 2005 as limited, low-price DVDs.

Sources

• All Japanese sales and rankings are based solely on the Oricon music ranking system and are listed online through their website Oricon.co.jp. Oricon's archived sales database is available only to paid subscribers.
• Monthly and yearly Oricon chart rankings as well as first week sales numbers were acquired from several Japanese language sites listing Oricon chart rankings and sales including http://homepage1.nifty.com/shislabo/ and http://www.geocities.jp/object_ori/.
• All record certifications are awarded by RIAJ and such information regarding certification can be found on their website Riaj.com.

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