Mitchie M feat. Hatsune Miku - Greatest Idol - Limited Edition (LP Version)
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Mitchie M feat. Hatsune Miku - Greatest Idol - Limited Edition(LP Version) [Analog]

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[Product Description]

The first album "Greatest Idol" of vocaloid producer "Mitchie M" called "Shinchokyo" released in November, 2013 is a smash hit which includes many songs such as "FREELY TOMORROW", "Bibahapi", "Aghaagaagaagain" that have been played in millions on the video site. The jacket features "Hatsune Miku" by "Sadamoto Yoshiyuki" from "Neon Genesis Evangelion". With the release of the second album, the famous record also includes a bonus track and the long-awaited analog record release!

[Full Production Limited Edition] Analog 2-Pack
DISC: 1
A1 FREELY TOMORROW
A2 Agar Gain
A3 Ai Dee
A4 Bibahapi

B1 Bye Bye Blue Memory
B2 Aizu ~ Aizu ~
B3 Easy Dense
B4: Sorrow is like love.

DISC: 2
C1 Short-tempered Holiday Boys
Let C2 idols bloom.
C3 Believe [ver.HD]
C4 City Boy

D1 Birthday Song for Miku
D2 Cosmic Ballad (Bonus track without CD)
D3 Birthday Song for Miku (10 Anniversary Version) (Bonus track not included on CD)

Release Date : November 06, 2019  

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