Best ~Bounce & Lovers~

Best ~Bounce & Lovers~

Infobox Album |
Name = BEST ~Bounce&Lovers~
Type = Compilation Album
Artist = Kumi Koda


Released = March 14, 2007
Recorded = 1999-2007
Genre = J-Pop
Length =
Label = Rhythm Zone
RZCD-45563 (Japan
Producer = Koda Kumi
Reviews =
Last album = "Black Cherry"
(2006)
This album = "Best ~Bounce & Lovers~"
(2007)
Next album = "Kingdom"
(2008)

"Best ~Bounce&Lovers~" is the third best-of album by Japanese pop star, Kumi Koda. The tracklisting for the CD will only contain Koda's ballads, and feature a track penned by Hideaki Tokunaga,http://rhythmzone.net/koda/information/newrelease070126.html] while the DVD will feature certain music videos reedited to show just the dancing scenes. It is released to coincide with Koda's sixth anniversary since her debut.

BEST ~Bounce&Lovers~ charted at #2 on both the Oricon daily and weekly charts with first week sales of 161,458 copies. [ja icon [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/699120/1/ 倖田來未-リリース-ORICON STYLE ミュージック ] ] . BEST ~Bounce&Lovers~ has since sold 295,624.

Track listing

CD

#明日へ・・・ ("Ashita e", Towards tomorrow...) (previously unreleased)
#大切な君へ ("Taisetsu na kimi e", To my precious you) (from "Butterfly (Kumi Koda song)")
#1000の言葉 ~Alternate Orchestra Version~ ("Sen no Kotoba", 1000 Words) (from "Grow Into One")
#Your Song (from "affection)
#Pearl Moon (from "Grow Into One")
#Rain (from " feel my mind")
#華 (Flower) (from "feel my mind")
#hands (from "secret")
#最後の雨 ~Time Heals Version~ ("Saigo no ame", Last Rain) (from "Gentle Words")
#Promise (from "Best ~First Things~")
#You ~Piano Version~ (from "Best ~second session~")
#Come Back (from "affection)
#奇跡 ("Kiseki", Miracle) (from "secret")
#Walk (from "affection)

DVD1
#Get Up & Move!!
#Crazy 4 U
#Juicy
#So Into You~Short Version~
#Selfish
#Candy Feat. Mr.Blistah
#Hot Stuff Feat. Km-Markit
#Live DVD Trailer From Live Dvd｢Koda Kumi Live Tour 2006-2007 ~Second Session~｣
#｢Love Goes Like･･･｣From Live Dvd｢Koda Kumi Live Tour 2006-2007 ~Second Session~｣
#Dance How To Video ~Get Up & Move!!~ [1st Block] Get Image [2nd Block] Practice Move [3rd Block] Last Confirmation

Charts

Oricon Sales Chart (Japan)

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