Rainism

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Rainism
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Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 15, 2008
Recorded2008
Genre
Length42:11
Language
Label
Producer
  • Rain
  • Kim Tae-wan
  • Bae Jin-ryeol
  • Jo Hyeon-cheol
  • Kim Tae-seong
  • Hyeon Joon
  • Choi Jeong-min
  • Kwon Seong-min
Rain chronology
Rain's World
(2006)
Rainism
(2008)
Back to the Basic
(2010)
Alternative cover
Rainism alt cover.jpg
Asian Special Edition and Japanese edition cover
Rainism track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."My Way (Intro)" Jung Ji-hoon Kim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoon 0:43
2."Rainism"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
3."Only You"Jo Hyeon-cheolJo Hyeon-cheol4:14
4."Love Story" (0912......그 이후)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
5."Love Is" (사랑이라는 건)Jung Ji-hoonKim Mi Seon3:36
6."My Girl" (내 여자)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoon3:22
7."You"Jung Ji-hoon, Kim Tae-wanKim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoon, Jo Hyeon-cheol2:37
8."Fresh Woman"Kim Tae-wanKim Tae-wan3:15
9."More Attraction" (더 끌려; featuring C-Luv)Kim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan3:42
10."Turn Your Head" (고개 돌려)Kim Tae-wanKim Tae-wan, Choi Jeong-min2:57
11."September 12th" (9월 12일)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Kwon Seong-min3:33
12."My Way"Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoon2:59
13."Rainism" (Remix)Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon1:43
Total length:42:11
Asian Special Version – Chinese release
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
14."Rainism" (Chinese version)Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
15."Love Story" (Chinese version)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
16."Rainism" (English version)Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
17."Love Story" (English version)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
Total length:57:27
Japanese Edition
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
14."Rainism (Japanese Version)"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
15."Love Story (Japanese Version)"Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
16."Rainism (English Version)"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
17."Love Story (English Version)"Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
Total length:57:27
Southeast Asian Edition
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
15."Rainism (English Version)"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
16."Love Story (English Version)"Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
Total length:49:49
Rainism Recollection Disc 1
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."My Way (Intro)" Jung Ji-hoon Kim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoon 0:43
2."Rainism (Clean Version)"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
3."Only You"Jo Hyeon-cheolJo Hyeon-cheol4:14
4."Love Story" (0912......그 이후)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
5."Love Is" (사랑이라는 건)Jung Ji-hoonKim Mi Seon3:36
6."My Girl" (내 여자)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoon3:22
7."You"Kim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Ji Hoon, Jo Hyeon-cheol2:37
8."Fresh Woman"Kim Tae-wanKim Tae-wan3:15
9."More Attraction" (더 끌려; featuring C-Luv)Kim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan3:42
10."Turn Your Head" (고개 돌려)Kim Tae-wanKim Tae-wan, Choi Jeong-min2:57
11."September 12th" (9월 12일)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Kwon Seong-min3:33
12."My Way"Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoon2:59
13."Rainism (Remix) (Clean Version)"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon1:43
Total length:42:11
Rainism Recollection Disc 2 – Bonus Material
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Love Is (Acoustic Version)" (사랑이라는 건)Jung Ji-hoonKim Mi Seon3:36
2."My Girl (Acoustic Version)" (내 여자)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Jung Ji-hoon3:22
3."September 12th (Acoustic Version)" (9월 12일)Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-wan, Kwon Seong-min3:33
4."Rainism (English Version)"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
5."Love Story (English Version)"Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
6."Rainism (Japanese Version)"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
7."Love Story (Japanese Version)"Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
8."Rainism (Chinese Version)"Jung Ji-hoonBae Jin-ryeol, Jung Ji-hoon3:35
9."Love Story (Chinese Version)"Jung Ji-hoonKim Tae-seong, Hyeon Joon (V.O.S)4:03
Total length:15:44
Rainism Recollection Disc 3 – DVD
No.TitleLength
1."Love Story" (0912......그 이후) 
Total length:35:00

Charts

2008–2009 weekly chart performance
Chart (2008–09)Peak
position
Japanese Albums (Oricon) [13] 22
Japanese Top Albums ( Billboard ) [14] 53
Taiwanese Albums (G-Music) [15] 10
Taiwanese East Asian Albums (G-Music) [16] 2
2011 weekly chart performance
Chart (2011)Peak
position
South Korean Albums (Gaon) [17] 33

Sales

RegionCertification Certified units/sales
Japan9,000 [18]
South Korea131,571 [19]

Release history

Release history and formats for Rainism
RegionDateVersionLabel(s)
VariousOctober 15, 2008Korean J. Tune Entertainment
AsiaDecember 27, 2008Asian Special Edition Warner
JapanJanuary 7, 2009Japanese Pony Canyon
South KoreaMarch 5, 2009Rainism RecollectionJ. Tune

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