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Track listing

Personnel

*Mirai – vocals, bass guitar, synthesizer, piano, Hammond organ, vocoder, sampling, programming, radio, effects *Shinichi – acoustic and electric guitar, bass guitar *Satoshi – drums, triangle, tambourine, guiro, vibraslap, handclaps

References

1997 albums Sigh (band) albums Cacophonous Records albums {{japan-album-stub