The Best Bang!!

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The Best Bang!!
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Greatest hits album by
Masaharu Fukuyama
ReleasedNovember 17, 2010 (2010-11-17)
Recorded1990–2010
Genre Rock
Length3:39:11
4:07:32 (limited edition)
LanguageJapanese
Label Universal
Producer Masaharu Fukuyama
Masaharu Fukuyama chronology
Zankyō
(2009)		The Best Bang!!
(2010)		 Human
(2014)
CD+DVD edition covers
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Front cover, with Fukuyama aged 19
Disc 1
No.TitleArranger(s)Length
1."Tsuioku no Ame no Naka" (追憶の雨の中 "In the Rain of Reminiscence," from Dengon) Hisashi Shirahama 3:56
2."Nigerarenai" (逃げられない "I Can't Run Away," from Lion) Syuji Nakamura 4:15
3."Yakusoku no Oka" (約束の丘 "Primose Hill," from Boots) Katsu Hoshi 5:27
4."Hard Rain" (from Boots)Nakamura4:41
5."Good Night" (from Boots) Akihiko Matsumoto 5:54
6."Melody" (from Calling) Makoto Saitō 4:29
7."All My Loving" (from Calling) Rei Ohara 4:05
8."Tōku e" (遠くへ "To Far Away," from Calling) Katsu Hoshi 5:07
9."Koibito" (from Calling) Katsu Hoshi 4:41
10."Marcy's Song" (from Calling) Yoshiyuki Sahashi 4:32
11."It's Only Love" (from On and On)Saitō4:35
12."Hello" (from M Collection)Sahashi3:59
13."Good Luck" (from Calling)Saitō4:43
14."Message"Saitō4:11
15."Heart" (from Sing a Song)Fukuyama4:48
16."You" (from Sing a Song) Motohiro Tomita 4:45
Total length:67:04
Disc 2
No.TitleArranger(s)Length
1."Heaven" (from F )Sahashi3:39
2."Peach!!" (from Dear)Tomita4:03
3."Squall" (from Dear)Tomita5:24
4."Gang" (from F)Tomita4:13
5."Sakura Zaka" (from F)Tomita4:57
6."Mikan-iro no Natsu Yasumi" (蜜柑色の夏休み "Mandarin-colored Summer Holiday," from F)Sahashi4:03
7."Niji" (from 5 Nen Mono )Fukuyama4:08
8."Himawari" (from 5 Nen Mono) Akira Inoue 6:13
9."Sore ga Subete sa" (from 5 Nen Mono)Inoue5:10
10."Naitari Shinaide" (from 5 Nen Mono) Takayuki Hattori 4:26
11."Red x Blue" (from 5 Nen Mono)Fukuyama4:32
12."Ano Natsu mo Umi mo Sora mo" (あの夏も　海も　空も "That Summer, and Sea, and Sky," from 5 Nen Mono)Inoue5:26
13."Milk Tea" (from 5 Nen Mono)Fukuyama, Inoue5:01
14."Tokyo ni mo Attanda" (from Zankyō )Fukuyama, Hattori6:18
Total length:67:52
Disc 3
No.TitleArranger(s)Length
1."The Edge of Chaos (Ai no Ichigeki)" (愛の一撃 "Love Punch," from Zankyō)Fukuyama, Inoue3:23
2."Ashita no Show" (明日の☆SHOW "Tomorrow's Show," from Zankyō)Fukuyama, Inoue4:51
3."Saiai" (最愛 "Beloved," from Zankyō)Fukuyama, Inoue5:41
4."Sō (New Love New World)" (最愛 "Beloved," from Zankyō)Fukuyama, Inoue4:42
5."Keshin" (from Zankyō)Fukuyama, Inoue5:02
6."Hatsukoi"Fukuyama, Inoue5:10
7."Kiss Shite" (from "Keshin" (single))Fukuyama, Inoue3:42
8."Shōnen"Fukuyama, Inoue5:03
9."Hotaru"Fukuyama, Inoue5:12
10."Gunjō (Ultramarine)" (群青, from Zankyō)Fukuyama, Inoue5:01
Total length:47:47
Disc 3 limited edition bonus tracks
No.TitleArranger(s)Length
11."Vs. (Chikaku to Kairaku no Rasen)" (vs. ～知覚と快楽の螺旋～ "Versus (A Spiral of Senses and Pleasure)," from Galileo Original Soundtrack)Fukuyama, Inoue3:48
12."Kakusei Moment" (覚醒モーメント "Awakening Moment," from Galileo Original Soundtrack)Fukuyama, Inoue4:34
13."Denderaryūba" (でんでらりゅうば "If I Could Come Out, I Will Come Out")Fukuyama, Inoue4:31
14."99" (from Zankyō)Fukuyama, Inoue5:15
15."Revolution//Evolution" (from "Hotaru/Shōnen" (single))Fukuyama, Inoue5:11
16."Ammonite no Yume" (アンモナイトの夢 "Ammonite Dreams," from "Hatsukoi" (single))Fukuyama, Inoue4:34
Total length:79:36
Disc 4: single (original Japanese press only)
No.TitleArranger(s)Length
1."Kokoro Color (A Song for the Wonderful Year)" (心color "Heart Color")Fukuyama, Inoue4:53
2."Ishikure no Pride" (石塊のプライド "Pebble Pride")Fukuyama, Inoue4:36
3."Michishirube 2010" (道標 2010 "Signpost 2010")Fukuyama, Inoue5:22
4."Kokoro Color (A Song for the Wonderful Year) (Original Karaoke)"Fukuyama, Inoue4:53
5."Ishikure no Pride (Original Karaoke)"Fukuyama, Inoue4:36
6."Michishirube 2010 (Original Karaoke)"Fukuyama, Inoue5:22
Total length:29:42
Disc 4: With Special Guests: Fukuyama Masaharu Remake (Asia Limited Bang!! version)
No.TitleArtistLength
1."Niji" Beast  
2."Hotaru" Tei  
3."Himawari" Lim Jeong Hee  
4."Saiai" 2AM  
5."Milk Tea" G.NA  
6."Gunjō (Ultramarine)" Ban Kwang-Ok  
7."Koibito" Joo Hee  
8."Hatsukoi" Young Gee  

Chart rankings

Chart
(2010)		Peak
position
Oricon daily albums [7] 1
Oricon weekly albums [2] 1
Oricon monthly albums [12] 2
Oricon yearly albums [8] 9

Sales and certifications

ChartAmount
Oricon physical sales [13] 662,000
RIAJ physical shipping certification [9] Triple platinum (750,000+)

Release history

RegionDateFormatDistributing Label
JapanNovember 17, 2010 [1] CD, digital download Universal Music Japan
December 4, 2010 [14] Rental CD
Taiwan March 23, 2011 [15] CDUniversal Taiwan
Hong KongMarch 24, 2011 [16] CDUniversal Hong Kong
South Korea March 29, 2011 [17] CD Sony Music Korea
Thailand April 1, 2011 [18] CDUniversal
JapanApril 13, 2011 [3] Asia Limited Bang!!: CD, digital downloadUniversal Music Japan

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