Forever Love (X Japan song)
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| "Forever Love" | ||
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| Single by X Japan | ||
| from the album Dahlia | ||
| Released | July 8, 1996 | |
| Genre | Hard rock | |
| Length | 17:20 | |
| Label | Atlantic | |
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| X Japan singles chronology | ||
| "Longing" (1995) |
"Forever Love" (1996) |
"Crucify My Love" (1996) |
"Forever Love" is a single released by X Japan on July 8, 1996. It reached #1 on the Oricon charts[1] and was written and composed by Yoshiki Hayashi. The single has been re-released several times, once on December 18, 1997, following the announcement of the band's breakup and also on July 22, 1998, after the death of guitarist Hideto Matsumoto. A CD containing previous versions, as well as a live recording of "Forever Love" was released on July 11, 2001. The song was also featured in the theatrical adaption of the manga X.
[edit] Track listing
Initial release/1998 re-release
- "Forever Love" (Single Edit) – 8:41
- "Forever Love" (Original Karaoke) – 8:38
1997 re-release
- "Forever Love" (Last Mix) – 8:31
- "Longing" (Bootleg) – 7:56
2001 re-release
- "Forever Love" (Single Edit) – 8:41
- "Forever Love" (Live) – 8:06
- "Forever Love" (Acoustic Version) – 7:55
- "Forever Love" (Last Mix) – 8:31
[edit] Alternate covers
| X Japan |
| Members |
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| Toshi | Hide | Pata | Heath | Yoshiki | Taiji |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: Vanishing Vision | Blue Blood | Jealousy | Art of Life | Dahlia |
| Singles: I'll Kill You | Orgasm | Kurenai | Endless Rain | Week End | Silent Jealousy | Standing Sex | Say Anything | Tears | Rusty Nail | Longing | Forever Love | Crucify My Love | Dahlia | Scars | The Last Song |
| Related articles |
| Extasy Records | Hide with Spread Beaver | Violet UK |
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