Mari Hamada Complete Single Collection

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Mari Hamada Complete Single Collection
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Box set by
Mari Hamada
ReleasedJanuary 8, 2014 (2014-01-08)
Recorded1985–2014
Genre
Language
  • Japanese
  • English
Label Victor
Producer Mari Hamada
Mari Hamada chronology
Inclination III
(2013)		Mari Hamada Complete Single Collection
(2014)		 Golden Best: Mari Hamada
(2015)

Mari Hamada Complete Single Collection is a box set by Japanese singer/songwriter Mari Hamada, released on January 8, 2014, by Victor Entertainment to commemorate the 30th anniversary of her music career. The boxed set consists of four discs in Super High Material CD (SHM-CD) format and two DVDs, plus a booklet containing photos and an interview with Hamada. [1] [2]

Contents

Mari Hamada Complete Single Collection peaked at No. 19 on Oricon's albums chart. [3]

Track listing

All lyrics are written by Mari Hamada, except where indicated.

Disc 1
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Blue Revolution" 
  • Hiroaki Matsuzawa
  • Yōgo Kōno
5:01
2."Heartless Woman" 
  • Hamada
  • Katsuya Satō
4:37
3."Crime of Love" Howard Killy5:28
4."Night Steals" Killy4:43
5."Love and Free" Keiji Katayama4:13
6."Promise in the History" Katayama4:55
7."Magic -Adventurous Heart-" Kaoru Ohori4:11
8."Right to Go" Matsuzawa4:37
9."999 ~One More Reason~"
  • Pat DeRemer
  • Damon Danielson
  • Hamada
  • DeRemer
  • Danielson
3:27
10."Fire and Ice" Hiroyuki Ohtsuki3:57
11."Forever" Ohtsuki4:03
12."Self-Love (Live Version)" Takanobu Masuda7:17
13."Call My Luck" Ohtsuki4:04
14."Sailing On" Masuda3:43
Disc 2
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Heart and Soul"Ohtsuki4:53
2."My Tears"Masuda6:23
3."Return to Myself ~Shinai, Shinai, Natsu." ((Return to Myself ~しない、しない、ナツ。, "Return to Myself ~Not, Not, Summer."))Ohtsuki4:31
4."Restless Kind"Ohtsuki4:03
5."Open Your Heart"Ohtsuki5:24
6."Endless Wave"Ohtsuki4:20
7."Heaven Knows"Ohtsuki4:22
8."Take It Easy on Yourself"Ohtsuki4:29
9."Nostalgia"Masuzaki4:19
10."Empty Room"
  • Noboru Kurosawa
  • Toru Yokoyama
4:53
11."Paradox"Masuzaki5:16
12."Missing"Ohtsuki3:08
13."Tele-Control"Ohtsuki4:40
14."Rainy Blue"
  • Hamada
  • Ohtsuki
4:54
Disc 3
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Cry for the Moon"Ohtsuki5:20
2."Ant-Heroine"Ichiro Hada4:52
3."Company"Kazuhiro Hara4:50
4."Private Heaven"
5:20
5."Hey Mr. Broken Heart"
  • Hamada
  • Yōichi Fujii
5:53
6."Indian Summer"
  • Hamada
  • Fujii
6:06
7."Antique"
  • Hamada
  • Masuzaki
5:22
8."Long Long Way from Home"
  • Ohtsuki
  • Hamada
5:37
9."Until the Dawn"Ohtsuki4:55
10."Summer Days"
  • Hamada
  • Fujii
6:18
11."Millenia"Katsura Kifū5:14
12."Blanc"
  • Ohtsuki
  • Hamada
4:12
Disc 4
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Frozen Flower" Ohtsuki4:44
2."Flame" Ohtsuki4:42
3."Prayer" 
  • Fujii
  • Hamada
6:17
4."Ash and Blue" Ohtsuki3:51
5."Necessary Condition" Ohtsuki4:46
6."Stardust" Hamada5:31
7."Fly High" Ohtsuki4:04
8."Moonlight Shadow" Hamada4:51
9."Sing Away" Ohtsuki4:13
10."Eagle" 
  • Ohtsuki
  • Hamada
6:12
11."Wish" 
  • Ohtsuki
  • Hamada
6:54
12."Bye-Bye My Little Summer" (Bonus Track) Makihiko Araki5:06
13."Someone Like You" (Bonus Track - English)
  • G. Nelson
  • M. Nelson
  • Tanner
4:09
14."Til Tomorrow" (Bonus Track - English)
  • Hamada
  • Jody Gray
Ohtsuki5:19
DVD 1
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Blue Revolution" (Video Clip) 
  • Matsuzawa
  • Kōno
 
2."Crime of Love" (Video Clip) Killy 
3."Love and Free" (Video Clip) Katayama 
4."Magic -Adventurous Heart-" (Video Clip) Ohori 
5."999 ~One More Reason~" (Live - One Night Magic Vol. 2)
  • DeRemer
  • Danielson
  • Hamada
  • DeRemer
  • Danielson
 
6."Forever" (Image Video) Ohtsuki 
7."Call My Luck" (Video Clip) Ohtsuki 
8."Heart and Soul" (Video Clip) Ohtsuki 
9."Return to Myself ~Shinai, Shinai, Natsu." (Video Clip) Ohtsuki 
10."Open Your Heart" (Video Clip) Ohtsuki 
11."Heaven Knows" (Video Clip) Ohtsuki 
12."Nostalgia" (Live - Beyond Tomorrow) Masuzaki 
DVD 2
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Paradox" (Video Clip)Masuzaki 
2."Tele-Control" (Live - Beyond Tomorrow)Ohtsuki 
3."Cry for the Moon" (Video Clip)Ohtsuki 
4."Company" (Live - 20th Anniversary Special Concert)Hara 
5."Hey Mr. Broken Heart" (Video Clip)
  • Hamada
  • Fujii
 
6."Antique" (Video Clip)
  • Hamada
  • Masuzaki
 
7."Until the Dawn" (Video Clip)Ohtsuki 
8."Millenia" (Video Clip)Kifū 
9."Frozen Flower" (Video Clip)Ohtsuki 
10."Ash and Blue" (Video Clip)Ohtsuki 
11."Fly High" (25th Anniversary Tour "On the Wing" in Tokyo)Ohtsuki 
12."Eagle" (25th Anniversary Tour "On the Wing" in Tokyo)
  • Ohtsuki
  • Hamada
 
13."Wish" (25th Anniversary Tour "On the Wing" in Tokyo)
  • Ohtsuki
  • Hamada
 

Charts

Chart (2014)Peak
position
Japanese Albums (Oricon) [3] 19
Japanese Top Albums Sales (Billboard) [4] 13

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References

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  2. ↑ "MARI HAMADA 30TH ANNIVERSARY 浜田麻里 ~ COMPLETE SINGLE COLLECTION ~/浜田麻里". Billboard Japan . Retrieved 2020-04-21.
  3. 1 2 "浜田麻里 30th ANNIVERSARY MARI HAMADA ～COMPLETE SINGLE COLLECTION～(初回生産限定)/浜田麻里". Oricon . Retrieved 2020-04-21.
  4. ↑ "Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales". Billboard Japan. 2014-01-15. Retrieved 2021-05-07.
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