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released by the

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by Nippon Crown. The CD contains "VISITOR", the ending theme to the anime ''コロッケ!(Croquette!)''.

Track listing

#輝きの中へ… (Kagayaki no Naka e) #激愛メリーゴーランド (Gekiai Merry-Go-Round) #春夏秋冬 (Shunkashuutou) #浪漫飛行 (Roman Hikou) #VISITOR #Mind Core #凛～愛する者のために～(Rin~aisuru mono no tame ni~) #銀狼 (Gin Ookami) #DANCE II HEAVEN #BLUE AGAIN #一億のパルチザン(Ichioku no Partisan) #With #アクエリア (Hard Style)(Aquaria (Hard Style)) #愛の唄 (New Mix) (Ai no Uta (New Mix))

Notes

The first press of the album came with a random figurine of one of the band members in their costumes from the "Ai no Uta" single. Several songs were previously released as singles: ''Gekiai Merry-Go-Round'' and ''Shunkashuutou'' originally appeared on the '' Gekiai Merry-Go-Round/Shunkashuutou'' single; ''Roman Hikou'' and ''BLUE AGAIN'' appeared on the '' Roman Hikou'' single. ''VISITOR'' was released on a single under the alias of ''サイコロ・コロッケ(Saikoro Korokke)'' containing the opening and ending themes of the anime ''コロッケ！(Croquette!)''. ''Ai no Uta'' and ''Aquaria'' were previously released on the Ai no Uta single, but the versions that appear on the album are new remixes. One PV was made for the album, for the song "With". {{Authority control 2003 albums