Me (Misono album)

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Me
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Studio album by
ReleasedJune 30, 2010
Recorded2008–2010
Genre J-pop, pop rock
Label avex trax
AVCD-38110 (Japan, CD)
AVCD-38109/B (Japan, CD+DVD)
AVC1-38112/B (Japan, FC CD+DVD)
Misono chronology
Cover Album 2
(2010)
Me
(2010)
symphony with misono Best
(2013)
Alternative covers
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CD+DVD
CD
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Tales..." (Me Ver.) ats- 4:37
2."Kyuukon ~Yaruki・Genki・Sono Ki no Nekko~"Koutaro Kubota3:56
3."「…Suki×××」"Ihashi Naruya • Susumu Nishikawa 4:18
4."Usotsuki Tane" (ウソツキ種)Koichiro Noguchi 
5."0-ji Mae no Tsunderella" Akira Murata • Susumu Nishikawa 
6."Joker"Sakura Yuugo • Susumu Nishikawa 
7."Tenbin ~Tsuyogari na Watashi×Yowagari na Kimi~"misono • Kotaro Kubota 
8."11 eleven ~ end=Start" Masato Kitano • Kotaro Kubota • Susumu Nishikawa 
9."Shuuten ~Kimi no Ude no Naka~"Miki Fujisue • Toru Watanabe 
10."Watashi Iro" Kohmi Hirose • Shinjiro Inoue 
11."?cm" (misono to Ninin Sankyaku! Partner Ver.)misono • Kotaro Kubota 
12."music letter" (Me Ver.)misono • Kento Ohgiya 
13."Kazoku no Hi" George Tokoro • Shinjiro Inoue 
14."「Mii」" (Me Ver.)misono • Fujita Akira 
15."Last Time ~Romeo Juliet~" (ラストタイム~ロミジュリ~)misono 
DVD
No.TitleLength
1."Watashi Iro" (Music Video) 
2."Finger 5 Medley" (Gakuensai Live Tour Ver.) 
3."Rock Project Medley" (第1回ファンクラブ準備室 / 1st Fan Club Preparation Room (Tentative) Live Event Ver.) 
4."「Me」" (1st Fan Club Preparation Room (Tentative) Live Event Ver.) 
5."Aburazemi♀ (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-" (1st Fan Club Preparation Room (Tentative) Live Event Ver.) 
Limited Edition DVD
No.TitleLength
1."Watashi Iro" (Music Video) 
2."end=Start" (4 misono's Version) 
3."misono to Ninin Sankyaku! Partner Boshuu Audition ~Recording no Maki~" (misonoと二人三脚!パートナー募集オーディション~レコーディングの巻~ / misono and Two Tripod Partners! Auditions Wanted ~Volume Recording~) 

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