ID; Peace B

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ID; Peace B
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Studio album by
BoA
ReleasedAugust 25, 2000 (2000-08-25)
Recorded2000
StudioSM Studios, Seoul
Genre
Length45:19
Label SM
BoA chronology
ID; Peace B
(2000)		 Jumping into the World
(2001)
Singles from ID; Peace B
  1. "ID; Peace B"
    Released: August 25, 2000

ID; Peace B is the debut Korean-language studio album by South Korean singer BoA, released on August 25, 2000 by SM Entertainment. [1] It saw moderate levels of success in South Korea upon its release, peaking at number 16 on the Recording Industry Association of Korea's monthly album chart in October 2000. [2] The album sold 156,354 copies in 2000 and was the 59th best-selling album of the year. [3] The album was released on May 29, 2002 in Japan, where it reached number 30 on the Oricon Albums Chart. [4]

Contents

Production and lyrics

The song "Sara" is about a cat, "I'm Sorry" is about the tragedy of loving the lover of her older sister, and "ID; Peace B" is about the generation gap due to the use of the internet. [5]

Track listing

CD
No.TitleLyricsMusicArranger(s)Length
1."ID; Peace B" Yoo Youngjin Yoo YoungjinYoo Youngjin3:58
2."Come to Me" Kim Hyungsuk Kim HyungsukKim Hyungsuk3:35
3."Chenyeom (Heart-Off)" (체념 / Resignation)Kim Jong Sook Bang Sihyuk (Hit Man Bang) Bang Sihyuk (Hit Man Bang)3:53
4."Sara" (사라)Park JeongianKang WonsokKang Wonsok3:53
5."Bimil Ilgi (I'm Sorry)" (비밀일기 / Secret Diary)Shin YounahLee HyunjeongKwak Youngjun4:52
6."Andwae, nan andwae (No Way)" (안돼, 난 안돼 / No, I Can't)Yoo YoojinBang Sihyuk (Hit Man Bang)Bang Sihyuk (Hit Man Bang)3:36
7."Chama (Every Breath You Take)" (차마)Kim NaeheeHong Suk • Noh YoungjooHong Suk5:01
8."Whatever"Seo YoongkeunSeo YoongkeunSeo Yoongkeun3:36
9."I'm Your Lady Tonight"Yang JaesunKim HyungsukKim Hyungsuk3:09
10."Eorin Yeonin" (어린 연인 / Young Lovers)Kim JangsookKim HyungsukKim Hyungsuk4:25
11."Ibyeol Junbi" (이별준비 / Letting You Go)Park JinyoungKim HyungsukKim Hyungsuk4:02
12."Meon Hutnal-uri (Someday Somewhere)" (먼 훗날 우리 / In the Distant Future)Kim Yeojin (Jennifer)Lee HyunjungKwak Youngjun3:59
Total length:45:19

Charts

Release history

RegionDateLabelRef.
South KoreaAugust 25, 2000 SM Entertainment [1]
JapanMay 29, 2002 Avex Trax [6]

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References

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  2. 1 2 "2000.10월 - 가요 음반 판매량" (in Korean). Recording Industry Association of Korea. Archived from the original on June 16, 2007. Retrieved August 5, 2022.
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