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Pure Soul (album)

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Released
  
July 29, 1998

Pure Soul (1998)
  
Heavy Gauge (1999)

Release date
  
29 July 1998

Producers
  
Plastics, Glay

Length
  
55:56

Artist
  
Glay

Label
  
mustard

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Genres
  
Rock music, Pop music, J-pop, Pop rock, Power pop

Similar
  
Glay albums, J-pop albums

Pure Soul is the fifth released album from the Japanese rock band Glay. The album was a slight departure from the rock and power ballad sound the band sported with their previous albums. Pure Soul brought forth a faster rock sound. The album contains such hits as "Yuuwaku", "Soul Love", the concert classic "I'm in Love", and the title track "Pure Soul". The album peaked at #1 on Oricon charts and sold about 2,430,000. It was certified "Triple million" by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ).

Contents

"Yuuwaku" was covered by Hero on the compilation Crush! 2 -90's V-Rock Best Hit Cover Songs-, which was released on November 23, 2011 and features current visual kei bands covering songs from bands that were important to the 1990s visual kei movement.

Track listing

  1. You May Dream - 5:15
  2. Biribiri Crashmen (ビリビリクラッシュメン) - 4:33
  3. May Fair - 4:58
  4. Soul Love - 4:30
  5. Deatte Shimatta Futari (出会ってしまった2人) - 3:56
  6. Pure Soul - 6:24
  7. Yuuwaku (誘惑) - 4:16
  8. Come On!! - 3:23
  9. FriedChicken & Beer - 4:37
  10. 3 Years Later (3年後) - 7:33
  11. I'm in Love - 6:28
  • All music and lyrics by Takuro, except for #2 (music by Jiro), all arrangements by Glay and Masahide Sakuma. Luna Sea guitarist Sugizo appears on #7 as a guest.
  • Album chart information

    Oricon Top Ranking: #1
    Weeks on: 41
    Overall Glay Ranking: #3
    (NOTE: Overall Glay Ranking is how it is ranked against Glay's other albums according to the Oricon)

    Songs

    YOU MAY DREAM5:16
    May Fair4:59
    SOUL LOVE4:28

    References

    Pure Soul (album) Wikipedia