List of songs recorded by Buck-Tick

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This is a comprehensive list of songs recorded by Japanese rock band Buck-Tick . Since the band formed in 1983, it has released twenty-three studio albums. [1]

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TitleYearAlbum / SingleLyricsNotes
"...In Heaven..."1988 Seventh Heaven Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"13byou"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Hisashi Imai
"21st Cherry Boy" 2001 Kyokutou I Love You Imai/Sakurai
"Ai no Harem" (愛のハレム)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Ai no Uta"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Hisashi Imai
"Aikawarazu no "Are"
no Katamari ga Nosabaru Hedo no Soko no Fukidamari"
1995 Six/Nine Hisashi Imai
"Aku no Hana" 1990 Aku no Hana Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Alice in Wonder Underground" 2007 Tenshi no Revolver Hisashi Imai
"Alive"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Angelfish"1991 Kurutta Taiyou Hisashi Imai
"Angelic Conversation"1989 Taboo Hisashi Imai Re-recorded as the B-side of "M・A・D" in 1991
"Ao no Sekai"1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai
"Ash-ra"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai
"Asylum Garden"1999"Bran-New Lover" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Automatic Blue"1988 Romanesque Hisashi Imai
"Baby, I Want You"2000 One Life, One Death Atsushi Sakurai
"Barairo no Hibi"2001"21st Cherry Boy" Hisashi Imai Single B-side
"Baudelaire de Nemurenai"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Hisashi Imai
"Beast"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Black Cherry"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Sakurai/Hoshino
"Boogie Woogie"2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Bolero"2010 Razzle Dazzle Hisashi Imai
"Brain, Whisper, Head, Hate Is Noise"1991 Kurutta Taiyou Hisashi Imai
"Bran-New Lover" 1999Non-album single Atsushi Sakurai
"Brilliant"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Buster"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Hisashi Imai
"Cabaret"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Cain"2000 One Life, One Death Atsushi Sakurai
"Campanella Hanataba o Kimi ni" (Campanella 花束を君に)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Candy" 1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai
"Capsule Tears -Plastic Syndrome III-"1988 Seventh Heaven Hisashi Imai
"Castle in the Air"1988 Seventh Heaven Hisashi Imai
"Check Up"2000 One Life, One Death Hisashi Imai
"Chikashitsu no Melody"1991 Kurutta Taiyou Hisashi Imai
"Chocolate"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai
"Chouchou"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"Climax Together"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Hisashi Imai
"Clown Loves Señorita"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Hisashi Imai
"Continue"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Continuous"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Hisashi Imai
"Cosmos"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai
"Coyote"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Cream Soda"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Cyborg Dolly: Sora-mimi: Phantom"2000 One Life, One Death Hisashi Imai
"Dada Disco -GJTHBKHTD-"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Hisashi Imai
"Death Wish"2000 One Life, One Death Atsushi Sakurai
"Deep Slow"1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai
"Desperate Girl"1988 Seventh Heaven Atsushi Sakurai
"Detarame Yarou"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Devil N'Angel"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Hisashi Imai
"Diabolo -Lucifer-"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Die" 1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai
"Dizzy Moon"1990 Aku no Hana Toll Yagami
"Django -Genwaku no Django-"2010 Razzle Dazzle Hisashi Imai
"Do the I Love You"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Hisashi Imai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Dokudanjou Beauty" 2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Doll"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Doukeshi A"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Down"1999"Bran-New Lover" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Dream or Truth"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Hisashi Imai
"Dress" 1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai Remixed and used as the opening theme of Trinity Blood
"Elise no Tame ni -Rock For Elise-" 2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"Embryo"1989 Taboo Atsushi Sakurai
"Empty Girl"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Hisashi Imai
"Enter Clown"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Hisashi Imai
"Feast of Demoralization"1989 Taboo Toll Yagami
"Flame"2000 One Life, One Death Atsushi Sakurai
"Fly High"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Foolish"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai
"For Dangerous Kids"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Fragile Article"1988 Seventh Heaven Hisashi Imai
"Future for Future"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Hisashi Imai
"Galaxy"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Gekka Reijin"2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Gensou no Hana" 2003Non-album single Atsushi Sakurai
"Genzai"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Atsushi Sakurai
"Gessekai" 1998Non-album single Atsushi Sakurai
"Gesshoku"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Ghost"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Girl"2003"Zangai" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Glamorous" 2000 One Life, One Death Atsushi Sakurai
"Goblin"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Go-Go B-T Train" 2021Non-album single Atsushi Sakurai
"Hamushi no You ni"2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Hearts"1988 Romanesque Hisashi Imai
"Heaven" 2008 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Henshin (Reborn)"1991 Kurutta Taiyou Hisashi Imai
"Heroin" 1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"Hizumi" (ヒズミ)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Hosoi Sen"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Hurry Up Mode"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Hyper Love"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Hisashi Imai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Iconoclasm"1989 Taboo Hisashi Imai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Idol"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai
"Ijin no Yoru"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Ilussion"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Atsushi Sakurai
"In"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai
"Inter Raptor"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"Itoshi no Rock Star"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"J"1989 Taboo Hisashi Imai
"Jonathan Jet-Coaster"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Jupiter" 1991 Kurutta Taiyou Hisashi Imai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Just One More Kiss" 1988 Taboo Hisashi Imai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992 and again as the B-side of "Go-Go B-T Train" in 2021
"Kagerou" 2006Non-album single Atsushi Sakurai
"Kagiri Naku Nezumi"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Kalavinka"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"Kamikaze"1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Hisashi Imai
"Katte ni Shiyagare"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Keijijou Ryuusei" 2014 Arui wa Anarchy Atsushi Sakurai
"Kick (Daichi wo Keru Otoko)"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Kimi e"1995"Uta" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Kimi ga Shin...Dara"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"Kimi no Vanilla"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Kinji Rareta Asobi -Adult Children-"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"Kirameki no Naka de..."1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai
"Kiss Me Good-Bye"1990 Aku no Hana Atsushi Sakurai
"Kodou" 1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Koi"2021"Go-Go B-T Train" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Kourin"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Kuchizuke" 2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Kyokutou Yori Ai wo Komete" 2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Kyōki no Dead Heat"2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"La Vie en Rose"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Lady Skeleton"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"Les Enfants Terribles"2009 Memento Mori Hisashi Imai
"Lily"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Hisashi Imai
"Limbo"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Atsushi Sakurai
"Lion"1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai
"Living on the Net"1996 Cosmos Hisashi Imai
"Lizard Skin no Shoujo"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Hisashi Imai
"Long Distance Call"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Loop"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Loop Mark II" 1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Love Letter"1995 Six/Nine Hisashi Imai
"Love Me"1990 Aku no Hana Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Love Parade" 2014Non-album single Atsushi Sakurai
"Lullaby II"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Hisashi Imai
"Lullaby III"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"M・A・D" 1991 Kurutta Taiyou Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Maboroshi no Miyako"1990 Aku no Hana Atsushi Sakurai
"Machine"1991 Kurutta Taiyou Hisashi Imai
"Madman Blues -Minashigo no Yuuutsu-"1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai
"Makka na Yoru -Bloody-"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Maria"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai
"Masque"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Atsushi Sakurai
"Megami"2000 One Life, One Death Atsushi Sakurai
"Melancholia"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Atsushi Sakurai
"Memento Mori"2009 Memento Mori Hisashi Imai
"Memories..."1988 Seventh Heaven Hisashi Imai
"Message"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Mienai Mono wo Miyo to Suru Gokai Subete Gokai da" 1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Mis-Cast"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Atsushi Sakurai
"Miss Take: Boku wa Miss Take" 2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"Misshitsu"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Misty Blue"1990 Aku no Hana Atsushi Sakurai
"Misty Zone"1988 Romanesque Hisashi Imai
"Miu" 1999Non-album single Atsushi Sakurai
"Mona Lisa"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Hisashi Imai
"Monster"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Atsushi Sakurai
"Montage"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Moon Light"1987 Hurry Up Mode Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Motel 13"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Mr. Darkness & Mrs. Moonlight"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Muchi no Namida"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"Mudai"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Atsushi Sakurai
"Mugen Loop -Izora-" (無限 Loop -Izora-)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Mugen"2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Muma - The Nightmare"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"My Baby Japanese"1998"Gessekai" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side; re-recorded as the B-side of "Miss Take: Boku wa Miss Take" in 2012
"My Eyes & Your Eyes"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Hisashi Imai Re-recorded as the B-side of "Rendezvous" in 2007
"My Fuckin' Valentine"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Hisashi Imai
"My Funny Valentine"1991 Kurutta Taiyou Atsushi Sakurai
"Nakayubi"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Hisashi Imai
"Na mo Naki Watashi" (名も無きわたし)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Narcissus"1991"Speed" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"National Media Boys"1990 Aku no Hana Hisashi Imai
"Ningyo -Mermaid-"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"No-No-Boy"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Nocturne -Rain Song-"2003"Gensou no Hana" Hisashi Imai Single B-side
"Noraneko Blue" (野良猫ブル-)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Not Found"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Hisashi Imai
"Once Upon a Time"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Hisashi Imai
"One Night Ballet"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Only You -We Are Not Alone-"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Hisashi Imai
"Oriental Love Story"1988 Seventh Heaven Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Oukoku Kingdom Come -Moon Rise-"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Paradise"1999"Miu" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Passion"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Phantom Voltaire"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Atsushi Sakurai
"Physical Neurose"1988 Seventh Heaven Hisashi Imai
"Pixy"2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Plastic Syndrome Type II"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Pleasure Land"1990 Aku no Hana Hidehiko Hoshino
"Prologue"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Quantum I"2023 Izora Instrumental
"Quantum II"2023 Izora Instrumental
"Rain"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Rakuen (Inori Negai)"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Rasenchu"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"Razzle Dazzle"2010 Razzle Dazzle Hisashi Imai
"Razzle Dazzle Fragile"2010 Razzle Dazzle Hisashi Imai
"Rendezvous" 2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Revolver"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Rhapsody"2000 One Life, One Death Hisashi Imai
"Rokugatsu no Okinawa"1993"Dress" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Romance -Incubo-" 2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Romanesque"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai Re-recorded for the Romanesque EP in 1988
"Sabbat"1990 Aku no Hana Atsushi Sakurai
"Sakura"1991 Kurutta Taiyou Hisashi Imai
"Sakuran Baby"2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Sane"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded as the B-side of "Elise no Tame ni -Rock For Elise-" in 2012
"Sapphire"2000 One Life, One Death Atsushi Sakurai
"Sasayaki" 1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"Satan"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Atsushi Sakurai
"Sayonara Shelter -destroy and regenerate- Mix" (さよならシェルタ -destroy and regenerate- Mix)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Scarecrow"2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Schiz.o Gensou"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"Secret Reaction"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Sekai wa Yami de Michite Iru"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Hisashi Imai
"Seraphim"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Hisashi Imai
"Serenade -Itoshi no Umbrella-Sweety"2009 Memento Mori Atsushi Sakurai
"Seventh Heaven"1988 Seventh Heaven Hisashi Imai
"Sex for You"1989 Taboo Atsushi Sakurai
"Sexual XXXXX!"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Atsushi Sakurai
"Sexy Stream Liner"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Hisashi Imai
"Shanikusai -Carnival-"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Shippuu no Blade Runner"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Hisashi Imai
"Sid Vicious on the Beach"2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Hisashi Imai
"Silent Night"1989 Taboo Atsushi Sakurai
"Sissy Boy"1987 Sexual XXXXX! Hisashi Imai
"Solaris"2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Somewhere Nowhere"1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai
"Snow White"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Speed" 1991 Kurutta Taiyou Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Spider"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Stay Gold"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Steppers -Parade-" 2014Non-album single Sakura/Imai
"Survival Dance"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Atsushi Sakurai
"Suzumebachi"2009 Memento Mori Hisashi Imai
"Taboo"1989 Taboo Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992
"Taiyou to Ikaros" (太陽とイカロス)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Taiyou ni Korosareta"1991 Kurutta Taiyou Atsushi Sakurai
"Tango Swanka"2010 Razzle Dazzle Sakurai/Imai
"Tenshi wa Dare da"2009 Memento Mori Hisashi Imai
"Thanatos"1997 Sexy Stream Liner Atsushi Sakurai
"The Falling Down"2003 Izora Hisashi Imai
"The World Is Yours"1990 Aku no Hana Atsushi Sakurai
"Tight Rope"1996 Cosmos Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded as the B-side of "Alice in Wonder Underground" in 2007
"To-Search" 1986Non-album single Hisashi Imai Re-recorded as the B-side of "Just One More Kiss" in 1988
"Tokyo"1989 Taboo Atsushi Sakurai
"Trans"2000"Glamorous" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Trigger"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Uchuu Circus"2014 Arui wa Anarchy Atsushi Sakurai
"Umbrella"2009 Memento Mori Hisashi Imai
"Under the Moon Light"1990"Aku no Hana" Yutaka Higuchi Single B-side
"Uta" 1995 Six/Nine Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded as the B-side of "Go-Go B-T Train" in 2021
Utsusemi2006"Kagerou" Atsushi Sakurai Single B-side
"Vacuum Dream"1987 Hurry Up Mode Hisashi Imai
"Valkyrie No Kikō" (ワルキューレの騎行)2023 Izora Atsushi Sakurai
"Victims of Love"1988 Seventh Heaven Atsushi Sakurai Re-recorded for the Koroshi no Shirabe: This Is Not Greatest Hits album in 1992 and again as the B-side for "Keijijou Ryuusei" in 2014
"Voo Doo"2010"Dokudanjou Beauty" Hisashi Imai Single B-side
"Warp Day"2002 Kyokutou I Love You Atsushi Sakurai
"Who's Clown?"2005 Juusankai wa Gekkou Atsushi Sakurai
"Yasou"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"Yōgetsu -Yōgetsu no Utage"2010 Razzle Dazzle Atsushi Sakurai
"Yume Miru Uchuu -Cosmix-"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"Yumeji"2012 Yume Miru Uchuu Atsushi Sakurai
"Yuuwaku"1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai
"Zangai" 2003 Mona Lisa Overdrive Hisashi Imai
"Zekkai"2007 Tenshi no Revolver Atsushi Sakurai
"Zero"1993 Darker Than Darkness -Style 93- Atsushi Sakurai

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<i>Parade II: Respective Tracks of Buck-Tick</i> 2012 compilation album by various artists

Parade II: Respective Tracks of Buck-Tick is the second tribute album to Japanese rock band Buck-Tick, released on July 4, 2012. The album reached number 14 on Billboard Japan Top Albums and number 16 on the Oricon chart.

<i>Arui wa Anarchy</i> 2014 studio album by Buck-Tick

Arui wa Anarchy is the nineteenth studio album by Japanese rock band Buck-Tick. It was released on June 4, 2014. It finished 4th on the Oricon weekly chart, and also Billboard Japan, with 18,376 copies sold. The album was created with a concept of surrealism and features many references to Dada, Avant-garde, the Cabaret Voltaire and others. According to Hisashi Imai, the title of the album is actually a subtitle only, the main title is a long blank space, indicating that "it is something that cannot be seen, heard, read, or written. Impossible to pronounce. A thing that is not metaphysical."

<i>Abracadabra</i> (Buck-Tick album) 2020 studio album by Buck-Tick

Abracadabra is the 22nd studio album by the Japanese rock band Buck-Tick, released on September 21, 2020 by the label Lingua Sounda, subdivision of Victor Entertainment and November 20, 2020 internationally by JPU Records. It was released in two editions in Japan: regular and limited in three formats: CD + Blu-ray, cassette and vinyl. Internationally it was released on CD and cassette with bonus tracks.

References

  1. "DISCOGRAPHY". buck-tick.com. Retrieved 19 April 2015.