Glay Rare Collectives vol. 1 and 2

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GLAY Rare Collectives vol. 1

Studio album by GLAY
Released	February 2, 2003
Recorded	???
Genre	Japanese rock/pop
Length	108:59
Label	Toshiba EMI Mustard/Unlimited Records
Producer(s)	Masahide Sakuma GLAY

GLAY chronology
GLAY Rare Collectives vol. 2

Studio album by GLAY
Released	February 2, 2003
Recorded	???
Genre	Japanese rock/pop
Length	75:32
Label	Toshiba EMI Mustard/Unlimited Records
Producer(s)	Masahide Sakuma GLAY
Unity Roots and Family, AWAY (2002)	GLAY Rare Collectives vol. 1 and 2 (2003)	THE FRUSTRATED (2004)

GLAY Rare Collectives vol. 1 and 2 is the 3rd and 4th released greatest hits album from the Japanese rock band, GLAY. Unlike REVIEW and GLAY DRIVE, these two double disc CDs feature all of the B Sides from their singles that were released from their debut to "mata koko de aimashou". The second volume featured one original song, Itsuka.

These albums are listed as GLAY's 11th and 12th most successful album on the Oricon out of all their released albums, including Best of compliations.

1 Track Listing
2 Song Credits
3 Single Information
4 Album Chart Information
5 Trivia
6 See also
7 Referrences

[edit] Track Listing

Volume 1 - Disc 1

Life～遠い空の下で～ - (Life ~tooi sora no shita de~)
INNOCENCE
REGRET
GONE WITH THE WIND
ACID HEAD
Believe in fate
Together(new version with orchestra)
春を愛する人 - (haru wo ai suru hito)
I'm yours
Little Lovebirds
毒ロック - (doku Rock)
ストロベリーシェイク - (Strawberry Shake)
It's dying It's not dying
幸せになる、その時に。- (shiwase ni naru, sono toki ni)

Volume 1 - Disc 2

INNOCENCE (LIVE VERSION 1995.6.12 in SHIBUYA KOKAIDO）
見つめていたい - (mitsumeteitai) (from GLAY TOUR '98 pure soul PAMPHLET CD）
サバイバル - (SURVIVAL) (LIVE VERSION 99.3.10 IN TOKYO DOME）
MISERY (from The Album「hide TRIBUTE SPIRITS」）
MISERY (GLAY EXPO'99 SURVIVAL LIVE VERSION)
ここではない、どこかへ - (koko dewanai, dokoka e) (GLAY EXPO'99 SURVIVAL LIVE VERSION)
ひとひらの自由 - (hitohira no jiyuu) (GLAY EXPO 2001 "GLOBAL COMMUNICATION IN KYUSHU VERSION)

Volume 2 - Disc 1

Young oh! oh!
HELLO MY LIFE
summer FM
ROCK ICON
Good Bye Bye Sunday
TIME
WHY DON'T WE MAKE YOU HAPPY
GOOD MORNING N.Y.C
BACK UP
Super Ball 425
卒業まで、あと少し - (sotsugyou made, ato sukoshi)
BROTHEL CREEPERS
いつか - (itsuka)

Volume 2 - Disc 2

17bars (Instrumental)
Cynical
neuromancer
アイ - (AI)
Surf Rider
GIANT STRONG FAUST SUPER STAR
17ans
I'm yours (Knightmare mix'99)
道産子シーサー - (dosanko shi-sa-)

[edit] Song Credits

いつか Itsuka - Written and Composed by TAKURO, Arranged by GLAY and Masahide Sakuma

[edit] Single Information

いつか Itsuka

Released: March 5, 2003
Oricon Top Ranking: N/A
Weeks on: N/A
Overall GLAY Ranking: N/A
(NOTE: Overall GLAY Ranking is how it is ranked against GLAY's other singles according to the Oricon)

[edit] Album Chart Information

Volume One

Oricon Top Ranking: #3
Weeks on: 11
Overall GLAY Ranking: #12

Volume Two

Oricon Top Ranking: #2
Weeks on: 11
Overall GLAY Ranking: #11
(NOTE: Overall GLAY Ranking is how it is ranked against GLAY's other albums according to the Oricon)

[edit] Trivia

Jiro is featured on the cover of rare collectives vol. 1 much like he was on GLAY DRIVE.
These compliations are the only ones not to be as successful as the previous two, which have managed to stay on the charts for weeks.
The music video for "itsuka" took nearly 3 months to make. The video incorporated a 'Brady Bunch' style and had each member jump from box to box, interacting with each other.

[edit] See also

GLAY

[edit] Referrences

Oricon - GLAY's profile on the Oricon
HAPPY SWING SPACE SITE - Official Site

v • d • e Glay
Studio albums
Hai to Diamond \| Speed Pop \| Beat Out! \| Beloved \| Pure Soul \| Heavy Gauge \| One Love \| Unity Roots and Family, Away \| The Frustrated \| Love is Beautiful
Greatest Hits/Best Ofs
Review \| Glay Drive ~complete best~ \| Glay Rare Collectives vol. 1 and 2 \| White Road
Television Shows
Glay Global Communication
Members
Hisashi \| Jiro \| Teru \| Takuro