Se7en discography
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This is the discography of the Korean singer, Se7en.
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[edit] Korean Discography
Tracks appearing in Bold are title songs, while those with Underline are other singles.
[edit] Albums
| 1 - Just Listen | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| Just Listen, was seen as the debut album from singer SE7EN. The album featured the radio singles, 와줘, 한번 단 한번, and Baby I Like You Like That. | ||
| 2 - Must Listen | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| Must Listen, was the follow up album to SE7EN's debut, Just Listen. The album featured the number one hit, 열정, as well as the follow up radio single 문신. During the Must Listen era, SE7EN released the single, One More Time [Remix]. The song was not featured on the album. | ||
| 3 - 24/SE7EN | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| 27/SE7EN, was the third album from SE7EN and the first in a year. The album featured the number one hit, 난 알아요, the single also featured vocals from Teddy. The follow up single was, 와줘 Part 2. | ||
| 4 - Se7olution | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| SE7OLUTION, is the fourth and final Korean album from SE7EN before his English debut in 2007. The album features the single, 라라라 (La La La) and the second single, 잘할게 (I Will Do Well). The song Promise has been featured in SE7EN's first Korean drama, Goong S. | ||
[edit] Singles
| 1 - Crazy | Original tracklisting | |
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| 1st Commercial Korean single. | ||
| 2 - 747 | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| Remixes and lives from SE7EN's 747 concert. "One Last Cry" is a cover/tribute to Brian McKnight's original song. | ||
[edit] Japanese Discography
[edit] Albums
| 1 - FIRST SE7EN | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| Type A & Type B featured different picture covers and included a promotional DVD. However, these versions are currently limited. | ||
[edit] Singles
| 1 - 光 (Hikari) | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| Debut single in Japan. Also includes the Korean single, "Crazy". | ||
| 2 - STYLE | Original tracklisting | |
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| "The One" is originally in Korean. It hit number 25 on the Oricon Weekly Charts. | ||
| 3 - Start Line/Forever | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| CD+DVD version includes a bonus DVD of Se7en's Japanese concert from May 2005. | ||
| 4 - I Wanna... | Original tracklisting | |
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| 5 - 会いたい (Aitai) | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| There are two versions. The CD version includes a trading card (3 types; 1 card per album) and the DVD version includes a studio video. It hit number 17 on the Oricon Weekly Charts and has sold 6,949 copies. | ||
| 6 - ありのまま (Ari no mama) | Original tracklisting | English translation |
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| There are two versions. There will be a CD version that includes a trading card (3 types; 1 card per album). There will also be a limited DVD version.
Believe will also be featured in the Japanese broadcast of the Korean drama, Goong S. |
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[edit] Other/Collaborations
| Album/Single | Artist(s) | Song(s) | Language | Notes |
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Why Be Normal? |
Various songs |
Korean |
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Color Of The Soul Train |
Various songs |
English, Korean |
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Se7en & Wheesung |
She's Mine |
Korean |
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Vol. 1 - Taebin |
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Korean |
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Love - Unification Desire Project |
Various artists |
When That Day Comes |
Korean |
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Smile Again OST |
Se7en |
그리움도안되겠죠 |
Korean |
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And Want You Know |
Se7en, Anson Hu, Liu Xiang |
And Want You Know |
Mandarin |
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Because I Love It |
Take Control (ft. Se7en) |
English |
Only available on Asian versions of the album. |
[edit] External links
- Official Se7en site (Korean)
- Official Japanese Se7en site (Japanese)
- Se7enth Heaven International Se7en forum (English)
- Aheeyah Korean, romanized, and translated lyrics
- Mognet Japanese, romanized, and translated lyrics
- Globemoon Archive of Japanese lyrics
