Supreme Team Vol. 1 Repackage Album – Spin Off

Supreme Team Vol. 1 Repackage Album - Spin Off
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After beating out the idols to win Best New Male Artist at the 2009 Mnet Asian Music Awards, up-and-coming hip-hop duo Supreme Team dropped their first full-length album Supremier in March. Produced by Primary, the album brought out the group’s tough but stylish appeal through old-school tunes like the main track Step Up, and featured guest artists like Brian, Tablo, and Dynamic Duo’s Choiza and Gaeko. Now the group is releasing their first album repackage Spin Off, which comes with three new songs – Ttaeng Ttaeng Ttaeng, “What!?”, and Super Lady– plus a Step Up remix track. This album also includes the Dirty Versions of Respect My Money and Shinobi instead of Supremier‘s Clean Versions..

Gloomy Salad Days TV Original Soundtrack (OST)

Gloomy Salad Days TV Original Soundtrack (OST)
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Directed by Zero Chou (Drifting Flowers, Spider Lilies), PTS idol drama series Gloomy Salad Days gets its inspirations from the supernatural manga/anime title Hell Girl as well as real-life social issues concerning high school students. Centering on a lonely teenager and the Death Girl he falls for, the macabre drama stars Fahrenheit’s Aaron Yan and Serena Fang (Drifting Flowers) with a huge supporting cast consisting of young idols and famous actors, including members from pop groups Lollipop, Choc7, AK, and Wu Hu Jiang.

Similarly intriguing is the drama’s Original Soundtrack album, which contains 5 songs in addition to 6 tracks from the music score courtesy of Golden Melody Award-nominated band We Save Strawberries’ guitarist ARNY. Veteran ballad singer Wan Fang takes on gothic rock and performs the show’s opening theme Gloomy Salad Days and ending theme “Du”, both included on the album in their full versions. Also represented on the OST, Awaking’s Jay Shih brings forth his self-written love theme “Cotton Cloud”, AK’s Andy Chen reveals his dark side on “Let Me Be Broken Here”, and Serena Fang delivers her take on the infamous suicide-inducing song Gloomy Sunday..

PolyGram Forever Live (Blu-ray)

PolyGram Forever Live (Blu-ray)
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PolyGram Forever Live includes the live recordings of some of Hong Kong’s classics at the PolyGram Forever Live 828 concert, namely Alan Tam’s “Love Trap,” Hacken Lee’s “Blue Moon,” Karen Tong’s “Everyone Has A Dream,” Priscilla Chan’s “The Forgotten Promise,” Linda Wong’s “Don’t Ask Who I Am” and Wynners’ “Be With Me.”.

MUSIC LIFE (2CDs) (Deluxe Edition)(Japan Version)

MUSIC LIFE (2CDs) (Deluxe Edition)(Japan Version)
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Glay is finally unleashing their official 20th anniversary album! Music Life features a total of 11 songs, including singles Dark River, Bleeze, Hyakka Ryoran and Hashire! Mirai. In addition to producer Kameda Seiji, Music Life also includes contributions from Zazen Boys’ Matsushita Atsushi, Blanket Jet City’s Nakamura Tatsuya and BOOWY’s Takahashi Makoto.

This edition comes with a bonus CD containing a collection of Glay ballads..