Fanfare to Nekkyō
Fanfare to Nekkyō (ファンファーレと熱狂, Fanfāre to Nekkyō?, Fanfare and Wild Enthusiasm) is Andymori's second album, released on February 3, 2010 (2010-02-03).[1] The title comes from a line from the first track, "1984."
Promotion
"City Lights" was released on the 7th of January to iTunes, the Recochoku full-download store and the Space Shower music store.[1] A music video for this track was made, directed by Shōji Shinya.[2]
"1984" was released as a radio single in February 2010, reaching #40 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100.[3] A music video for the track was filmed, airing exclusively on Space Shower.[4] It is their first to be filmed with director Kazuyoshi Iijima, and first to not feature input from Shōji Shinya.
Track listing
All songs written by Sohey Oyamada. All songs performed by Andymori.
1. |
"1984" |
4:46 |
2. |
"City Lights" |
3:03 |
3. |
"Zutto Groupie (ずっとグルーピー, More and More Groupies?)" |
1:48 |
4. |
"Boku ga Hakubishin Dattara (僕がハクビシンだったら, If I Were a Beautiful White Person?)" |
1:31 |
5. |
"16" |
3:46 |
6. |
"Beautiful Celebrity (ビューティフルセレブリティー, Byūtifuru Sereburitī?)" |
3:44 |
7. |
"Transit in Thailand" |
1:53 |
8. |
"Crazy Claimer (クレイジークレーマー, Kureijī Kurēmā?)" |
2:09 |
9. |
"Nutmeg (ナツメグ, Natsumegu?)" |
0:28 |
10. |
"Baghdad no Body Count (バグダッドのボディーカウント, Baghdad Body Count?)" |
2:19 |
11. |
"Orange Train (オレンジトレイン, Orenji Torein?)" |
4:51 |
12. |
"Sawasdeeclap Your Hands" |
3:34 |
13. |
"Glorious Keitora (グロリアス軽トラ, Glorious Light Truck?)" |
2:12 |
Japan Sales Rankings[5]
Release |
Chart |
Peak Position |
First Week Sales |
Sales Total |
Chart Run |
February 3, 2010 (2010-02-03) |
Oricon Daily Albums Chart |
9 |
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Oricon Weekly Albums Chart |
23 |
5,400 |
14,000 |
11 weeks |
Oricon Yearly Albums Chart |
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References