Namie Amuro discography

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This article contains the discography of Japanese Pop/R&B singer Namie Amuro and includes information relating to album and single releases.

Contents 1 Albums 1.1 Studio 1.2 Compilations 1.3 Album side-projects 1.4 Album appearances 2 Singles 2.1 Solo 2.2 Single appearances 3 DVD 3.1 Tour recordings 3.2 Music video collections 3.3 Other 4 Sources

[edit] Albums

[edit] Studio

Album information
Dance Tracks Vol. 1 Release Date: October 16, 1995 Chart peak: #1 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: Million[1] Singles: "ダンシング・ジャンク", "愛してマスカット", "パラダイストレーン", "TRY ME ～私を信じて～", "太陽のSEASON", "Stop the music" Domestic sales: 1,865,450[2]
Sweet 19 Blues Release Date: July 22, 1996 Chart peak: #1 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: 3 Million[3] Singles: "Body Feels Exit", "Chase the Chance", "Don't wanna cry", "You're my sunshine", "Sweet 19 Blues" Domestic sales: 3,359,420[4]
Concentration 20 Release Date: July 24, 1997 Chart peak: #1 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: Million[5] Singles: "a walk in the park", "Can You Celebrate?", "How to be a girl" Domestic sales: 1,929,860[6]
Genius 2000 Release Date: January 26, 2000 Chart peak: #1 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: Triple Platinum[7] Singles: "I Have Never Seen", "Respect the Power of Love", "Something 'bout the kiss", "Love 2000" Domestic sales: 802,740[8]
Break the Rules Release Date: December 20, 2000 Chart peak: #2 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: Platinum[9] Singles: "Never End", "Please Smile Again", "Think of me / No more tears" Domestic sales: 334,520[10]
Style Release Date: December 10, 2003 Chart peak: #4 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: Gold[11] Singles: "Wishing on the Same Star", "Shine More", "Put 'Em Up", "So Crazy" Domestic sales: 221,874[12]
Queen of Hip-Pop Release Date: July 13, 2005 Chart peak: #2 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: Double Platinum[13] Singles: "Alarm", "All for You", "Girl Talk/The Speed Star", "Want Me, Want Me" Domestic sales: 475,600[14]
TBA Release: June 2007 Chart positions: TBR Domestic sales: TBR

[edit] Compilations

Album information
181920 Release Date: January 28, 1998 Chart peak: #1 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: Million[15] Singles: "Dreaming I was Dreaming" Domestic sales: 1,689,530[16]
Love Enhanced Single Collection Release Date: March 13, 2002 Chart peak: #3 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: Platinum[17] Singles: "Say the Word", "Lovin' it", "I Will" Domestic sales: 314,570[18]

[edit] Album side-projects

Album information
When Pop Hits the Fan Artist: Suite Chic Release Date: February 26, 2003 Chart peak: #4 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: None Singles: "Good Life feat. Firstklas", "Just Say So feat. Verbal", "Uh Uh,,,,,, feat. AI", "Baby Be Mine" Domestic sales: 189,335 [19]
When Pop Hits the Lab Artist: Suite Chic Release Date: March 26, 2003 Chart peak: #65 (JP) RIAJ Sales Certification: None Domestic sales: 17,021 [20]

[edit] Album appearances

Release	Artist	Album	Title
09/18/2003	Zeebra	Tokyo's Finest	"After Party" feat. Namie Amuro
03/29/2005	Jhett aka Yakko for Aquarius	Jhett	"Do or Die" feat. Namie Amuro
02/15/2006	Zeebra	The New Beginning	"Do What U Gotta Do" feat. AI, Namie Amuro, & Mummy-D
03/28/2007	m-flo	COSMICOLOR	Luvotomy / m-flo loves 安室奈美恵

• Not listed are re-releases or special/limited editions. Information for such releases are available in the respective albums page.

[edit] Singles

[edit] Solo

Release	Title	Oricon singles sales chart peak positions and sales						Album
		Daily	Weekly	Monthly	Yearly	Debut	Overall
04/24/1995	"太陽のSEASON" ^	--	5	10	56	69,750	610,680	Dance Tracks Vol. 1
07/24/1995	"Stop the Music" ^	--	4	8	65	174,020	528,160	Dance Tracks Vol. 1
10/25/1995	"Body Feels Exit"	--	3	1	70	221,420	881,640	Sweet 19 Blues
12/04/1995	"Chase the Chance"	1	1	2	10	225,090	1,361,710	Sweet 19 Blues
03/13/1996	"Don't Wanna Cry"	1	1	2	9	323,910	1,389,700	Sweet 19 Blues
06/05/1996	"You're My Sunshine"	1	1	3	13	434,230	1,098,520	Sweet 19 Blues
08/21/1996	"Sweet 19 Blues"	--	2	5	64	101,830	452,890	Sweet 19 Blues
11/27/1996	"A Walk in the Park"	1	1	3	13	233,460	1,066,580	Concentration 20
02/19/1997	"Can You Celebrate?"	1	1	1	1	828,480	2,296,200	Concentration 20
05/21/1997	"How to Be a Girl"	1	1	1	23	328,560	772,130	Concentration 20
11/27/1997	"Dreaming I was Dreaming"	1	1	4	42	204,530	558,830	181920
12/25/1997	"Can You Celebrate? (Maxi Single)"	1	1	3	54	280,060	454,020	Non-album single
12/23/1998	"I Have Never Seen"	1	1	2	29	333,210	657,250	Genius 2000
03/17/1999	"Respect the Power of Love"	--	2	3	43	200,610	491,920	Genius 2000
07/07/1999	"Toi et Moi"	--	3	8	85	121,970	272,110	Non-album single
09/01/1999	"Something 'bout the Kiss" ^^	--	3	7	87	130,510	253,500	Genius 2000
01/01/2000	"Love 2000" ^^^	--	4	11	--	165,940	228,120	Genius 2000
07/12/2000	"Never End"	2	2	6	32	268,920	640,310	Break the Rules
10/04/2000	"Please Smile Again"	2	2	12	--	94,520	216,960	Break the Rules
01/24/2001	"Think of Me / No More Tears"	--	7	16	--	55,920	112,670	Break the Rules
08/08/2001	"Say the Word"	2	3	13	--	64,070	183,840	Love Enhanced Single Collection
02/14/2002	"I Will"	--	7	10	--	37,680	95,120	Love Enhanced Single Collection
09/11/2002	"Wishing on the Same Star"	2	2	15	--	37,990	97,253	Style
03/05/2003	"Shine More"	4	8	29	--	27,938	52,268	Style
07/16/2003	"Put 'Em Up"	7	7	28	--	21,725	41,149	Style
10/16/2003	"So Crazy / Come"	3	8	30	--	18,868	48,969	Style
03/17/2004	"Alarm"	6	11	23	--	21,049	50,262	Queen of Hip-Pop
07/22/2004	"All for You"	4	6	14	83	28,003	112,558	Queen of Hip-Pop
10/14/2004	"Girl Talk / The Speed Star" ^^^^	1	2	14	97	41,717	106,327	Queen of Hip-Pop
04/06/2005	"Want Me, Want Me" ^^	2	2	7	100	48,106	102,733	Queen of Hip-Pop
11/16/2005	"White Light / Violet Sauce"	5	7	18	--	31,325	73,000	TBD
05/17/2006	"Can't Sleep, Can't Eat, I'm Sick / 人魚"	2	2	15	114	43,548	79,525	TBD
01/24/2007	"Baby Don't Cry"	3	3	5	--	52,168	140,563	TBD
04/04/2007	"Funky Town"	2	-	--	--	--,---	--,---	TBD

Footnotes:

• ^ = Both singles were released before her solo debut but because she is solely accredited to those singles they have been included here as part of her solo discography.
• ^^ = "Something 'bout the Kiss" was released in two single formats. Because of this both versions of the single have different rankings and sales figures as at the time Oricon did not combine sales of multi-format singles as they do now. The figures listed above pertain to the maxi single (12cm) version which ranked higher than any other version released.
• ^^^ = Although officially released on 01/01/2000, singles released during New Years period generally go on sale before street date due to holiday closing of businesses. The sales amount and ranking indicated for the first week of the single are combined from two weeks of sales as Oricon does not rank single during the New Years week.
• ^^^^ = "Girl Talk / The Speed Star" is a double a-side single, however only "Girl Talk" appears on a studio album.

[edit] Single appearances

Release	Artist	Title	Oricon singles sales chart peak positions and sales
			Daily	Weekly	Monthly	Yearly	Debut	Overall
06/01/1995	Sister Rabbits	"Issun Momo Kintarou"	--	100	--	--	3,250	3,250
01/01/1997	TK presents Konetto	"You Are the One"	1	1	1	7	310,630	1,225,070
12/27/2001	Namie Amuro & Verbal	"Lovin' it"	--	8	11	--	56,070	71,500
12/18/2002	Suite Chic	"Good Life" feat. Firstklas / Just Say So feat. Verbal"	--	35	--	--	4,844	25,929
02/05/2003	Suite Chic	"Uh Uh,,,,,, feat. AI / Baby Be Mine"	--	22	44	--	11,312	29,594

[edit] DVD

[edit] Tour recordings

Information
Amuro Namie First Anniversary Live in Marine Stadium Originally released: December 4, 1996 (VHS) Re-released: September 27, 2000 (DVD), March 24, 2005 (Limited low-price DVD) Run time: 111 minutes Special guest(s): m.c.AT, MAX, Sam, Sheila E., Tetsuya Komuro Track list: "Try Me ～私を信じて～", "ハートに火をつけて", "愛してマスカット", "ダンシング・ジャンク", "Rainy Dance", "I Was a Fool", "Private", "Don't Wanna Cry", "I'll Jump", "Joy", "Body Feels Exit", "Let's Do the Motion", "You're My Sunshine", "Chase the Chance", "Go! Go! ～夢を速さで～", "Stop the Music", "Get My Shinin'", "Sweet 19 Blues" Comments: Recorded live in Chiba Marine Stadium, Chiba Perfecture, Japan in 1996.
Namie Amuro Concentration 20 Live in Tokyo Dome Originally released: December 3, 1997 Re-released: September 27, 2000 (DVD), March 24, 2005 (Limited low-price DVD) Run time: 111 minutes Track list: "Close your Eyes, Close to You", "I Was a Fool", "Private", "Don't Wanna Cry", "A Walk in the Park", "No Communication", "Storm", "Concentration 20 (make you alright)", "Sweet 19 Blues", "B w/z You", "Body Feels Exit", "Whisper", "Chase the Chance", "How to Be a Girl", "Let's Do the Motion", "You're My Sunshine", "Can You Celebrate?", "Me Love Peace!!" Comments: Recorded live in Tokyo Dome during her "Mistio Presents Namie Amuro Summer Stage '97 Cocentration 20" tour. The concert contains an interview with the artist.
Namie Amuro Tour "Genius 2000" Originally released: August 18, 2000 Re-released: March 24, 2005 (Limited low-price DVD) Run time: 110 minutes Track list: "Toi et Moi", "How to Be a Girl", "I Have Never Seen", "Next to You", "Still in Love", "Respect the Power of Love", "Sweet 19 Blues", "Something 'bout the Kiss", "Leavin' for Las Vegas", "Mi Corazon (Te' Amour)", "You're My Sunshine", "Body Feels Exit", "Chase the Chance", "Love 2000", "Can You Celebrate?", "A Walk in the Park", "Don't Wanna Cry", "You Are the One" Comments: Recorded live in Osaka Jo Hall, Osaka, Japan in 2000. Although she performed the song "Asking Why" during the tour, it was cut from the recording.
Namie Amuro Tour 2001 "Break the Rules" Originally released: November 19, 2003 Re-released: March 24, 2005 (Limited low-price DVD) Run time: 106 minutes Track list: "Break the Rules", "Love 2000", "Never Shoulda", "Better Days", "Looking for You", "Something 'bout the Kiss", "Can You Celebrate?" "You're My Sunshine", "No More Tears", "Respect the Power of Love", "Cross Over", "Please Smile Again", "Don't Wanna Cry", "Think of Me", "Body Feels Exit", "Chase the Chance", "Never End", "No More Tears (Vasques Mix)" Comments: Recorded live in Yoyogi Stadium, Tokyo (Japan) in 2001. The release of the DVD was delayed two years. A fanclub exclusive release of the concert was released uncut but a general release of the concert edited out performances of "Try Me ～私を信じて～", "太陽のSeason", and "HimAWArI"
Namie Amuro So Crazy Tour Featuring Best Singles 2003-2004 Released: September 23, 2004 Run time: 126 minutes Track list: "Put 'Em Up", "shine more", "Respect the Power of Love", "I Have Never Seen", "Something 'bout the Kiss", "No More Tears", "Dreaming I was Dreaming" "Please Smile Again", "I Will", "Uh Uh,,,,,,", "Toi et Moi", "Wishing on the Same Star", "Love 2000", "How to Be a Girl", "Chase the Chance", "Think of Me", "Sweet 19 Blues", "So Crazy", "Body Feels Exit", "You're My Sunshine", "A Walk in the Park", "Say the Word", "Can You Celebrate?", "Don't Wanna Cry", "Never End" Comments: Recorded live in Tokyo International Forum Hall A, Tokyo (Japan) in 2004.
Space of Hip-Pop -Namie Amuro Tour 2005- Released: March 15, 2006 Run time: 108 minutes Track list: "Queen of Hip-Pop", "Want Me, Want Me", "WoWa", "I Wanna Show You My Love", "Girl Talk", "The Speed Star", "My Darling" "Ups & Downs", "Violet Sauce", "All For You", "Don't Wanna Cry", "Alarm", "Body Feels Exit", "Shine More", "So Crazy", "Love 2000", "You're My Sunshine", "Chase the Chance", "Say the Word", "No", "Put 'Em Up", "Can You Celebrate?", "White light", "I Love You" Comments: Recorded live in Tokyo International Forum Hall A, Tokyo (Japan) in 2005.
Namie Amuro Best Tour "Live Style 2006" Released: February 21, 2007 Run time: 112 Track list: "Violet Sauce", "Handle Me", "Without Me", "Fish", "A Walk in the Park", "Say the Word", "Put 'Em Up" "Alarm", "No More Tears", "Strobe", "Exist For You", "Four Seasons", "Ningyo", "Lovin' it", "Drive", "Girl Talk", "Can't Sleep, Can't Eat, I'm Sick", "Do or Die", "Uh Uh,,,,,,", "How to Be a girl", "Want Me, Want Me", "Shine More", "The Speed Star", "Body Feels Exit," "Chase the Chance," "Can't Sleep, Can't Eat, I'm Sick (Remix)" Comments: Recorded live in Yoyogi National Gymnasium. Contains interview with Namie and her staff in Okinawa.

[edit] Music video collections

Information
181920 films Released: July 1, 1998 Run time: 42 minutes Track list: "Body Feels Exit", "Chase the Chance", "Don't Wanna Cry", "You're My Sunshine", "A Walk in the Park", "Can You Celebrate?", "How to Be a Girl", "Dreaming I was Dreaming" Comments: First video compilation released tieing into her first greatest hits compilation, "181920" (1998). Unlike the album, it does not contain the videos for "TRY ME ～私を信じて～", "太陽のSEASON", "Stop the Music", and "Sweet 19 Blues" although they were produced and aired during the release of their respective singles.
Filmography Released: March 7, 2001 Run time: 43 minutes Track list: "I Have Never Seen", "Respect the Power of Love", "Something 'bout the Kiss", "Love 2000", "Never End", "Please Smile Again", "Think of Me", "Think of Me (Non-edit)" Comments: Second video compilation compiling the videos for singles released from December 1998 to January 2001.
Filmography 2001-2005 Released: December 07, 2005 Run time: 56 minutes Track list: "Say the Word", "I Will", "Wishing on the Same Star", "Shine More", "Put 'Em Up", "So Crazy", "Alarm" "All For You", "Girl Talk", "Want Me, Want Me", "WoWa", "White Light" Comments: A compilation of music videos pertaining to solo Namie Amuro singles released from August 2001 to November 2005. RIAJ Certificate: Gold [21]

[edit] Other

Release	Artist	Title	Comment
09/01/1995	Various Artist	Dj Groove	A DJ'ing video with a cameo from Namie Amuro.
09/14/1996	Namie Amuro	Namie Amuro World	A rare video released by Lawson convenience stores.
03/13/2002	Namie Amuro	181920 films + filmography	A special DVD containing both her original music video compilations only available on VHS prior.
03/26/2003	Suite Chic	When Pop Hits the Pix	A DVD containing the two music videos "GOOD LIFE" and "Uh Uh,,,,,," filmed for the Suite Chic project.
01/19/2005	Zeebra	The Live Animal '03 ~Tokyo's Finest~	A tour recording from Zeebra. Namie Amuro makes an appearance to perform their song "After Party" from his album, "Tokyo's Finest."

[edit] Sources

• All sales and rankings are based solely on the Oricon music ranking system and are listed online through their website [22]. Oricon's archived sales database is available only to paid subscribers (Japanese only)
• Monthly and yearly oricon chart rankings as well as first week sales numbers were acquired from several Japanese language sites listing Oricon chart rankings and sales including [23], [24]
• All record certifications are awarded by RIAJ and such information regarding certification can be found on their website [25] (Japanese only)