Ammonite (album)

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Ammonite
Plastic Tree Ammonite.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedApril 6, 2011
Genre Alternative Rock
Length57:33
Label Japan Records
Plastic Tree chronology
ALL TIME THE BEST
(2010)
Ammonite
(2011)
Ink
(2012)

Ammonite is the eleventh album by the Japanese rock group Plastic Tree. [1]

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Thirteenth Friday"6:45
2."Moonlight----. (ammonite version)"4:45
3."退屈マシン Taikutsu Machine"3:27
4."Mirai Iro (ammonite version)"4:09
5."雪月花 Setsugetsuka"4:02
6."アイラヴュー・ソー I love you so"3:25
7."アリア Aria"4:56
8."デュエット Duet"5:06
9."Bambi (ammonite version)"5:19
10."さびしんぼう Sabishinbou"5:02
11."~ 作品「ammonite」~ ~Sakuhin ammonite~"1:45
12."ブルーバック Blue Book"5:38
13."Spooky"3:07

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References

  1. "アンモナイト(初回限定盤) | Plastic Tree". ORICON NEWS. Retrieved 2024-09-07.