Tsūzetsu

Studio album by Mucc

Released

January 7, 2001

Genre

Experimental rock, alternative metal

Label

Peanuts

Mucc chronology

Tsūzetsu
(2001)

Hōmura Uta
(2002)

Tsūzetsu (痛絶) is an album released by Mucc on January 7, 2001. It is their debut album, and was released on the independent label Peanuts. The first pressing of the album included a bonus track and a sticker, but was limited to only five thousand copies. A second pressing was released on June 17 the same year, titled Tsūzetsu ~Inshōchigai~ (痛絶～印象違～), with the hidden track absent, a different track order and no sticker. A third pressing released on June 10, 2002, had the same track order as the second pressing, but included a bonus track different from the first's.

Track listing

First press track order
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"----------"		Miya	0:47
2.	"Itai Tegami" (イタイ手紙)	Miya	Miya	4:05
3.	"Shōfu" (娼婦)	Tatsurou	Miya	5:45
4.	"Chintsūzai" (鎮痛剤)	Tatsurou	Miya	5:36
5.	"Hai" (廃)	Miya	Miya	5:13
6.	"Suna no Shiro" (砂の城)	Tatsurou	Tatsurou	5:37
7.	"Yoru" (夜)	Tatsurou	Yukke	2:29
8.	"Haitoku no Hito" (背徳の人)	Tatsurou	Miya, Satochi	4:30
9.	"Mōmoku de Aruga Yue no Sogaikan" (盲目であるが故の疎外感)	Miya	Miya	5:23
10.	"Danzetsu" (断絶)	Miya	Miya	4:58

First press bonus track
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
11.	"Kyoujin" (狂人)	Miya	Miya

Third press bonus track
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
11.	"Kurutta Kajitsu (Warai)" (狂った果実(笑))	Miya	Miya

Mucc

Tatsuro Miya Yukke Satochi Hiro Dean Hancho

Studio albums	Tsūzetsu Hōmura Uta Zekū Kuchiki no Tō Hōyoku 6 Gokusai Shion Kyūtai Karma Shangri-La The End of the World

EPs	Antique Aishū

Live albums	Kuchiki no Tō Live at Roppongi Psychedelic Analysis

Compilation albums	Cover Parade Best of Mucc Worst of Mucc Coupling Best Coupling Worst Aishū no Antique

Singles	"Shōfu/Hai" "Aoban" "Akaban" "Fu wo Tataeru Uta" "Suisō" "Ware, Arubeki Basho" "Rojiura Boku to Kimi e" "Monokuro no Keshiki" "Kokoro no Nai Machi" "Ame no Orchestra" "Saishū Ressha" "Gerbera" "Ryūsei" "Utagoe" "Horizont" "Libra" "Flight" "Fuzz" "Ageha" "Sora to Ito" "Freesia" "Diorama" "Yakusoku" "Falling Down" "Akatsuki" "Arcadia" "Nirvana" "Mother" "Halo" "World's End" "Ender Ender" "Yue ni, Matenrou"

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