The Best (Girls' Generation album)

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  1. "Flower Power"
  2. "Motorcycle"
  3. "Mr. Taxi" (Japanese Version)
  4. "Galaxy Supernova"
  5. "Mr.Mr." (Japanese Version)
  6. "Karma Butterfly"
  7. "The Great Escape"
  8. "Animal" / "Hoot" (Japanese Version, Medley)
  9. "Run Devil Run" (Japanese Version)
  10. "T.O.P" / "The Boys" / "Reflection" (Japanese Version, Medley)
  11. "Genie" (Japanese Version)
  12. "Bad Girl"
  13. "Divine"
  14. "Indestructible"
  15. "Show Girls"
  16. "Paparazzi"
  17. "Chain Reaction"
  18. "My Oh My"
  19. "Kissing You"
  20. "Flyers"
  21. "Love & Girls"
  22. "Blue Jeans"
  23. "Gee" (Japanese Version)
  24. "Not Alone"
  25. "Into the New World" (Ballad Version)

Encore

  1. "I Got a Boy"
  2. "Do The Catwalk"
  3. "All My Love Is for You"

DVD release

Girls' Generation "The Best Live" at Tokyo Dome, was released on DVD and Blu-ray on April 1, 2015. it is the eleventh release from Girls' Generation. [23] Both versions included live footage and a 100-page photobook.

Track listing

The Best
BestofGirlsGeneration.jpg
Digital and Regular edition cover
Greatest hits album by
Girls' Generation
ReleasedJuly 23, 2014
Recorded2010–2014
Language Japanese
Label EMI Records Japan
Girls' Generation chronology
Mr.Mr.
(2014)		The Best
(2014)		 Lion Heart
(2015)
Singles from THE BEST
  1. "Indestructible"
    Released: July 23, 2014
  2. "DIVINE"
    Released: October 15, 2014
The Best – Standard edition [24]
No.TitleLyricsMusicOriginal albumLength
1."Genie" (Japanese version)Kanata Nakamura, Yoo Young-jin Fridolin Nordso Schjoldan, Nermin Harambašić, Robin Jensen, Ronny Svendsen, Anne Judith Wik, Yoo Young-jin Girls' Generation 3:42
2."Gee" (Japanese version)Kanata Nakamura, E-Tribe E-Tribe Girls' Generation3:21
3."Run Devil Run" (Japanese version)Kanata Nakamura, Hong Ji-Yu Alex James, Michael Busbee, Kalle EngströmGirls' Generation3:21
4."Mr. Taxi"STYSTY, Scott Mann, Chad Royce, Paolo Prudencio, Allison VeltzGirls' Generation3:33
5."Bad Girl" Hiro Hiro, Jörgen Elofsson, Jesper Jakobson, Lauren DysonGirls' Generation3:44
6."Time Machine"Andy Love, HiroRobert Habolin, Marlene Strand The Boys (Reissue)3:53
7."Paparazzi"Fredrik Thomander, Johan Becker, Junji IshiwatariMiles Walker Girls & Peace 3:47
8."Oh!" (Japanese version) Kenzie, Nozomi Maezawa, Kim Jungbae, Kim YounghuKenzieGirls & Peace3:09
9."All My Love Is for You"Junji Ishiwatari, Sebastian Thott, Didrik Thott, Robin LernerSebastian ThottGirls & Peace3:43
10."Flower Power"Johan Gustafson, Fredrik Häggstam, Sebastian Lundberg, Nasa Aprisia Florida, Junji Ishiwatari TrinityGirls & Peace3:18
11."Beep Beep" Jeff Miyahara, Anne Judith Wik, Ronny Svendsen, Nermin Harambašić, Robin Jenssen Dsign Music Love & Peace 3:21
12."Love & Girls"KamikaoruErik Lidbom, Ronny Svendsen, Anne Judith Wik Love & Peace3:07
13."Galaxy Supernova"Kamikaoru, Frederik Nordsø Schjoldan, Fridolin N. Schjoldan, Martin Hedegaard Kamikaoru, Frederik Nordsø Schjoldan, Fridolin N. Schjoldan, Martin Hedegaard Love & Peace3:09
14."My Oh My"Erik Lewander, Ylva Dimberg, Louis SchoorlErik Lewander, Ylva Dimberg, Louis SchoorlLove & Peace3:10
15."Mr.Mr." (Japanese version)Kim Hee Jeong, Cho Yoon Kyung The Underdogs Previously unreleased3:55
16."Indestructible"KamikaoruClaire Rodrigues, Albi Albertsson, Chris MeyerPreviously unreleased3:39
First Press Limited Edition – DVD
No.TitleLength
1."Genie" (Japanese dance version) 
2."Gee" (Japanese dance version) 
3."Run Devil Run" (Japanese dance version) 
4."Mr. Taxi" (Dance version) 
5."Paparazzi" (Dance edit gold version) 
6."Oh!" (Japanese dance version) 
7."Flower Power" (Dance version) 
8."Love & Girls" (Dance version) 
9."Galaxy Supernova" (Dance version) 
10."Genie" (Music video look back) 
11."Gee" (Music video look back) 
12."Mr. Taxi" (Music video look back) 
13."Run Devil Run" (Music video look back) 
14."Bad Girl" (Music video look back) 
15."Time Machine" (Music video look back) 
16."Paparazzi" (Music video look back) 
17."Oh!" (Music video look back) 
18."All My Love is For You" (Music video look back) 
19."Flower Power" (Music video look back) 
20."Love & Girls" (Music video look back) 
21."Galaxy Supernova" (Music video look back) 
22."My oh My" (Music video look back) 
23."Girls' Generation The Interview" 
24."Making of The Best" (Location) 
Complete Limited Edition [24]
No.TitleLyricsMusicFrom the albumLength
1."Genie" (Japanese version)Kanata Nakamura, Yoo Young-jinFridolin Nordso Schjoldan, Dsign MusicGirls' Generation3:42
2."Gee" (Japanese version)Kanata Nakamura, E-TribeE-TribeGirls' Generation3:21
3."Run Devil Run" (Japanese version)Kanata Nakamura, Hong Ji-YuAlex James, Michael Busbee, Kalle EngströmGirls' Generation3:21
4."Mr. Taxi"STYSTY, Scott Mann, Chad Royce, Paolo Prudencio, Allison VeltzGirls' Generation3:33
5."Bad Girl"HiroHiro, Jörgen Elofsson, Jesper Jakobson, Lauren DysonGirls' Generation3:44
6."Hoot" (Japanese version)Kanata Nakamura, John Hyunkyu Lee Alex James, Lars Halvor Jensen, Martin Michael Larsson Girls' Generation 3:17
7."The Boys" (Japanese version) Yoo Young-jin DOM, Richard Garcia, Taesung Kim, Teddy Riley Girls' Generation Re:package Album ~The Boys~3:51
8."Time Machine"Andy Love, HiroRobert Habolin, Marlene StrandGirls' Generation Re:package Album ~The Boys~3:53
9."Paparazzi"Fredrik Thomander, Johan Becker, Junji IshiwatariMiles WalkerGirls & Peace3:47
10."Oh!" (Japanese version)Kenzie, Nozomi Maezawa, Kim Jungbae, Kim YounghuKenzieGirls & Peace3:09
11."All My Love Is for You"Junji Ishiwatari, Sebastian Thott, Didrik Thott, Robin LernerSebastian ThottGirls & Peace3:43
12."Flower Power"Johan Gustafson, Fredrik Häggstam, Sebastian Lundberg, Nasa Aprisia Florida, Junji IshiwatariTrinityGirls & Peace3:18
13."Beep Beep"Jeff Miyahara, Anne Judith Wik, Ronny Svendsen, Nermin Harambašić, Robin JenssenDsign MusicLove & Peace3:21
14."Love & Girls"KamikaoruErik Lidbom, Ronny Svendsen, Anne Judith WikLove & Peace3:07
15."Galaxy Supernova"Kamikaoru, Frederik Nordsø Schjoldan, Fridolin N. Schjoldan, Martin HedegaardKamikaoru, Frederik Nordsø Schjoldan, Fridolin N. Schjoldan, Martin HedegaardLove & Peace3:09
16."My oh My"Erik Lewander, Ylva Dimberg, Louis SchoorlErik Lewander, Ylva Dimberg, Louis SchoorlLove & Peace3:10
17."Mr.Mr." (Japanese version)Kim Hee Jeong, Cho Yoon KyungThe UnderdogsPreviously unreleased3:55
18."Indestructible"KamikaoruClaire Rodrigues, Albi Albertsson, Chris MeyerPreviously unreleased3:39
Complete Limited Edition Disc 2: Member's recommendations (CD)
No.TitleLyricsMusicFrom the albumLength
1."The Great Escape" (recommended by Hyoyeon)STYSTY, Andre Merritt, E.Kidd Bogart, Greg Ogan, Spencer NezeyGirls' Generation3:49
2."Blue Jeans" (recommended by Jessica)Obie Mhondera, Tim Hawes, Katerina Bramley, Tom DiekmeierObie Mhondera, Tim Hawes, Katerina Bramley, Tom DiekmeierLove & Peace3:28
3."Flyers" (recommended by Seohyun)Steven Lee, Sebastian Thott, Didrik ThottSebastian ThottLove & Peace4:03
4."Not Alone" (recommended by Sooyoung)Erik Nyholm, Patrick HamiltonErik Nyholm, Patrick HamiltonGirls & Peace3:31
5."Karma Butterfly" (recommended by Sunny)Grace Tither, Christian VintenChristian VintenLove & Peace3:12
6."Stay Girls" (recommended by Taeyeon)Sebastian Thott, Andreas Öberg, Melanie Fontana, Kenn KatoSebastian ThottGirls & Peace3:20
7."Let It Rain" (recommended by Tiffany)HiroHiro, Love, HabolinGirls' Generation3:40
8."Born to Be a Lady" (recommended by Yoona)Kanata NakamuraLeah Haywood, Daniel James, Shelly PeikenGirls' Generation3:56
9."Beautiful Stranger" (recommended by Yuri)HiroHiro, Leah Haywood, Daniel James, Carl Sturken, Evan RogersGirls' Generation2:42
10."Into the New World" (bonus track)Kim Jeong BaeKenzie Baby Baby 4:25
11."Kissing You" (bonus track)Lee Jae MyungLee Jae Myung Baby Baby 3:18
12."Gee" (Korean ver.) (bonus track)E-TribeE-Tribe Gee 3:20
13."Mr. Taxi" (Korean ver.) (bonus track)STYSTY, Scott Mann, Chad Royce, Paolo Prudencio, Allison Veltz The Boys / Mr. Taxi 3:32
14."Dancing Queen" (bonus track)Yoon Hyo-sang, Jessica Jung, Tiffany HwangStephen Andrew Booker, Aimee Ann Duffy, Kenzie I Got a Boy 3:35
15."I Got a Boy" (bonus track)Yoo Young JinWill Simms, Anne Judith Wik, Sarah Lundbäck Bell, Yoo Young Jin I Got a Boy 4:31
Complete Limited Edition (Blu-ray)
No.TitleLength
1."Genie" (Japanese version) 
2."Genie" (Japanese dance version) 
3."Gee" (Japanese version) 
4."Gee" (Japanese dance version) 
5."Run Devil Run" (Japanese version) 
6."Run Devil Run" (Japanese dance version) 
7."Mr. Taxi" 
8."Mr. Taxi" (Dance version) 
9."Bad Girl" 
10."Time Machine" 
11."Paparazzi" 
12."Paparazzi" (dance edit gold version) 
13."Oh!" (Japanese version) 
14."Oh!" (Japanese dance version) 
15."All My Love is For You" 
16."Flower Power" 
17."Flower Power" (dance version) 
18."Beep Beep" 
19."Love & Girls" 
20."Love & Girls" (dance version) 
21."Galaxy Supernova" 
22."Galaxy Supernova" (dance version) 
23."My oh My" 
24."Into The New World" 
25."少女時代" 
26."Kissing You" 
27."Gee" (Korean version) 
28."Genie" (Korean version) 
29."Oh!" (Korean version) 
30."Run Devil Run" (Korean version) 
31."Run Devil Run" (Korean story version) 
32."Hoot" 
33."Hoot" (dance version) 
34."The Boys" 
35."The Boys" (English version) 
36."I Got a Boy" 
37."Mr. Mr." 
38."Everyday Love" (From Free Live "LOVE&PEACE" in Yokohama-Arena 2013.12.14) 
39."Mr. Taxi" (Split Screen version) 
40."Girls' Generation The Interview" 
41."Making of The Best" (studio) 
42."Girls' Generation Live History 2010-2014" 
Famima Edition (CD only)
No.TitleLength
1."Genie" (Japanese version)3:42
2."Gee" (Japanese version)3:21
3."Run Devil Run" (Japanese version)3:21
4."Mr. Taxi"3:33
5."Paparazzi"3:47
6."Oh!" (Japanese version)3:09
7."Flower Power"3:18
8."Love & Girls"3:07
9."Galaxy Supernova"3:09
10."Chain Reaction"3:06
The Best ~New Edition~ (Standard Edition) CD Only [25]
No.TitleLength
1."Genie" (Japanese version)3:42
2."Gee" (Japanese version)3:21
3."Mr. Taxi"3:33
4."Paparazzi"3:47
5."Oh!" (Japanese version)3:09
6."Flower Power"3:18
7."Love & Girls"3:07
8."Galaxy Supernova"3:09
9."Indestructible"3:39
10."Divine"4:09
The Best ~New Edition~ Limited Edition CD
No.TitleLength
1."Genie" (Japanese version)3:42
2."Gee" (Japanese version)3:21
3."Mr. Taxi"3:33
4."Oh!" (Japanese version)3:09
5."Run Devil Run" (Japanese version)3:21
6."Hoot" (Japanese version)3:17
7."The Boys" (Japanese version)3:51
8."Paparazzi"3:47
9."Flower Power"3:18
10."Love & Girls"3:07
11."Galaxy Supernova"3:09
12."Mr. Mr." (Japanese version)3:55
13."Chain Reaction"3:06
14."Indestructible"3:39
15."Divine"4:09
16."Show Girls"3:38
The Best ~New Edition~ Limited Edition DVD
No.TitleLength
1."Divine" (music video) 
2."Indestructible" (lyrics video) 
3."Divine" (music video behind the scenes) 
4."Making of Photo shooting" 

Charts and certifications

Certifications

Region Certification
Japan (RIAJ) [32] Gold

Release history

RegionTitleDateEditionFormatLabel
JapanThe BestJuly 23, 2014NormalCDUniversal Music
First Press LimitedCD+DVD+Photobook
Complete2CD+Blu-ray+Booklet+Trading Card Set
The Best (New Edition)October 15, 2014StandardCD
LimitedCD+DVD+Earphone Jack

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