Y (album of Something ELse)

"Y"
Studio album of Something ELse
Release	2002February 27
Genre	J-POP
Label	TOSHIBA EMI
Produce	Something ELse
Chart best order
The 42nd place (Oricon)
Something ELse chronological table
Thread of the light （2001） Y （2002） Weathercock （2003）
"Y" Single of collecting
「Summer radio」 Release: 2002February 6
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4th album of Something ELse where Y (heated) was released on February 27, 2002.

Summary

I asked a well-known songwriter for words with this product for the first time. The mixing is carried out in Nashville over from November, 2001 to December, and all the members are present.

Collecting music

1. Far nearby
   (words: Ikki Matsumoto composition: Chihiro Imai)
   
2. Summer radio (Album Version)
   (words: Masao Urino composition: Chihiro Imai)

   • I take in an electric guitar boldly, and volume becomes bigger than a single version.

   
   
3. One piece of leaf
   (words: Goro Matsui composition: Daisuke Ito)
   
4. Oath ... God bless our love
   (words: Reiko Yukawa composition: Daisuke Ito)
   
5. Hedgehog
   (words: Chinka Ko composition: Chihiro Imai)

   • Ito does not play the guitar with this product alone; the performance by the studio musician.

   
   
6. Only you can do it
   (words, composition: Chihiro Imai)
   
7. Reason (reason) that there is here
   (words: Masumi Kawamura composition: Chihiro Imai)
   
8. Hello Odyssey
   (words: Yukinojo Mori composition: Chihiro Imai)
   

A previous work: Thread of the light

Album of Something ELse

The next product: Weathercock （2003）

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