compiled by Nicholas D. Kent
email: ndkent "at" optonline.net

since 1999

Last updated 07.9.30

(*) means I don't own this album and haven't listened to it.

(@) means I don't own this album but have listened to it.
thanks to RG for the loan of some material, terry green for some CDs and suGar for guest listing me for an early show;-)

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Polysics are one of the New Wave of New Wave ("Neo New Wave") bands who started out in the late 90s when technopop music was about 20 years old and harks back to that era. They mix the influences of P-MODEL, Plastics, Devo and quite a few other technopop and synthpop bands with a kind of hard edged sound -- which pushes P-Model and even more so pre-major label Devo ("Hardcore Devo") to the lead in my opinion since they had a more "edge" than some of the other bands they've covered . As one can see in the photos they parody devo's visual style. Finally don't forget a bit of Hikashu, who are less known outside of Japan than Plastics or P-MODEL.

Most of the album names and also the band's name makes some vintage electronic pop refrence, often with some kind of spelling alteration. The Korg Polysix synthesizer first sold in 1981 wasn't played much by bands with a lot of money but was, for those on a budget, a major breakthrough as it could genuinely play chords and cost less than half the price of the other polysynths out at the time.

In general, their EPs, Maxi Singles, etc. are mostly made up of non-album material

www.polysics.com

sony music online

http://www.asianmanrecords.com/

TOKYO NEW WAVE OF NEW WAVE '98 Compilation

98.9.25 TicNstar MSR-TIN-006

1. BOOGIE TECHNICA
5. WHICH
13. BECAUSE

landmark compilation including very early CD appearances by SPOOZYS and MOTOCOMPO

other compilation appearances include--

(*) Punch the Monkey ! 2 (99.06.22 TRIAD/HEAT WAVE cd: COCP-50103) Lupin III remixes

(*) ??? (99.08.25 DECKREC DCRC-0004) 2 tracks

(*) Tonkusatzcrew (99.10.10 LASTRUM CORP. LACD-0020) seems to be old sci fi action movies and shows

YMO Remixes-Technopolis 2000-00 JISEIKI-HIRAKE KOKOLO (Good-Bye Bus Mix)(00.11.22 JVC VICL-60653) more like cover versions than remixes overall, the track is credited to Hayashi, not Polysics

(*) SMASH in LA-PPISCH 2 美代ちゃんの××× (00.12.01 TIGER HOLE UNITED LOCA-1001)

(*) Fine Time - A Tribute to NEW WAVE Memorabilia (04.02.25 KSCL-851/2)

(*) A.I COMPANY- Tribute to NEW ROTE'KA 夏・NANCY・16才 (04.03.17 VICL-61359/60)

(*) KAISER CHIEFS Lap Of Honour Na Na Na Na Naa (POLYSICS Remix) (06.01.18 Universal UICU-1102)

1st P

99.02.25 DECKREC/UK PROJECT cd: DCRC-0001

A short 6 song album debut.

01. SUNNYMASTER
02. BUGGIE TECHINICA
03. PLUS CHICKER <981017MIX>
04. WHICH! <SECOND PROGRAM>
05. GOOD
06. T·RIANGLE

PLUS CHICKER <981018MIX>/SECRET AGENT MAN

(*) 99.04.25 DECKREC/UK PROJECT 7" single: DCRC-0002

This was reissued 99.12.15 with new more contemporary rocking cover art. The original had a more 'nerdy' devo-ish look. Wouldn't mind hearing Secret Agent Man especially assuming it's a cover version but it doesn't seem to be on any CD. Perhaps liscencing issues?

A•D•R•S•M!

1999 Deckrec DCRC-0005

This album was a top selling indie release and probably helped get them signed to a Sony imprint label. Includes a cover of Pike originally by Hikasu. Got my attention and I bought it when I heard it in a shop. When I heard them live (thanks suGar!) they were far harder and more "big" sounding then here. Even though as I mentioned, I liked listening to it enough to buy, I think on album they sound kind of agressive and its only partially captured on CD. Like a certain abrasive factor which I can't say I really enjoy is captured, but their vocals seems a little weak on this CD. They do a good plastics parody "Nice" with good vocals by Kayo. (live they had their vocoder sounding better, maybe they bought a better one?)

members: Hiroyuki Hayashi, Kayo, Junichi Sugai

 01. A·D·S·R·M!
02. Poly-Farm
03. Hot Stuff
04. Eleki Gassen
05. Nice
06. Married To A Frenchman
07. Monsoon
08. Pike
09. TIME SHOCK!
10. Modern

K•K•K•D•K !

1999 HMV promo cassette

This is a mock up radio show given as a bonus if you bought A•D•R•S•M! at HMV when it first came out

Modern / Pike (instrumental) / social fools

(*) 99.12.15 DECKREC 7" single DCRC-0006

6-D / Live In Japan

(*) 00.02.25 DECKREC 2cd:.DCRC-0012/0013

This wraps up their indie label output with a double CD with a remix disc and a live disc, remixes include a polysics bandmember and SPOOZYS, the other names I'm not familiar with.

(*) 6D, the above CD of 6 remixes came out on vinyl by itself (DCRC-0014)

Nick Reed adds:
The live disc has a performance of Social Fools, a very obscure Devo B-side. There was a version released on the now hard to find Hardcore Devo collection, but the version played here is the one that would end up on the single. As far as I know this track was never released on CD, so Hiro must have picked up one of the original vinyls. Shows how much of a fan he really was. I don't think Hiro's english is too good, so the lyrics are pretty much incomprehensible. I doubt he understood what they even were in the first place. There's also a cover of "Secret Agent Man", which Devo have also covered. Once again most of the words are slurred and impossible to understand.

CD 1 LIVE IN JAPAN
01. A·D·S·R·M!
02. Poly-Farm
03. Hot Stuff
04. Married To A Frenchman
05. WHICH!
06. Eleki Gassen
07. Social Fools
08. Secret Agent Man
09. PLUS CHICKER
10. GOOD
11. T·RIANGLE
12. BUGGIE TECHINICA
13. Modern

 CD 2 6-D
01. SUNNYMASTER -ELEKTRO BOOGIE MIX- remixed by DUCK ROCK
02. WHICH! -FUJI-SAN HEAD MIX- remixed by SPOOZYS
03. MARRIED TO A FRENCHMAN -ROK STUDY MIX- remixed by SUGIURUMN
04. MONSOON -SUGAI DISTORTIONAL MIX-remixed by 4TRACK PROFESSIONAL
05. NICE -DINNER MUSIC FOR A PACK OF HUNGRY MIX -remixed by KOVACS
06. PLUS CHICKER -TAMO-2 MIX- remixed by NoBUO

LIVE AT newwave

(*) 99.04.25 VHS DECKREC DCRC-0003
DECKREC

01. SUNNYMASTER
02. BUGGIE TECHINICA
03. T·RIANGLE
04. SECRET AGENT MAN
05. PLUS CHICKER
06. GOOD
07. Poly-Farm
08. Modern
09. PLUS CHICKER PV.

BGV

(*) 00.01.26 VHS DCRC-0011

01. A·D·S·R·M!
02. Poly-Farm
03. Hot Stuff
04. Married To A Frenchman
05. MS-17
06. Nice
07. PONY RIDE ON
08. TIME SHOCK!
09. T·RIANGLE
10. Pike
11. BUGGIE TECHINICA
12. Modern
13. AT-AT

Hey! Bob! My Friend (overseas collection)

(*) 2001? Asian Man (US) AM 070 , US Picture vinyl and also released by PonyCanyon Korea

This is a 12 song compilation of the Deckrec material. I've not compared it to where it comes from, for example Sunnymaster seems to have been only released in live video or remixed in Japan as far as I can tell.

01. SUNNYMASTER
02. BUGGIE TECHNICA
03. PLUS CHICKER
04. Hot Stuff
05. Married To A Frenchman
06. Eleki Gassen
07. Nice
08. GOOD
09. Monsoon
10. Pike
11. Poly-Farm
12. Modern

http://www.asianmanrecords.com/

    

XCT

(@)00.4.19 ki/oon ep: ksc2-341

4 tracks, a rather hard sound. Major label debut

01. URGE ON!!
02. XCT
03. Be Still
04. JERKIN' BACK ‘N' FORTH

  

 

 

each life each end

(*) 00.06.21 Ki/oon ep: KSC2 345

01. TAX IN
02. each life each end
03. 2 Faces
04. TAX IN -tax out mix

rather similar cover artwork

NEU

00.09.20 Ki/oon cd: KSC2 357, 2003 U.S. release on asian man records AM-102

This had really funny and cool customizable cover in Japan. Depending on how you fold the booklet. I'm not sure if it's duplicated in later Japanese versions. I don't much care for the hard sound on this one.

  background trivia: NEU! was a highly influential West German band from the mid 1970s. Clearly very inspirational to Stereolab. Buffalo Daughter also liked them and were about to release an album with a similar name that month but for reasons not quite clear also involving their U.S. label's shut down, theirs was postponed, likely reworked and released with a new name ("i"). I hear very little of the German Band's influence on this album, if there is any then I missed it. Hey it's not my joke but some saw the irony of a US release almost 3 years after the original Japanese release bearing the name "new" as well as several unreleased overseas albums. Anyway why complain, the lower American CD price is pretty fresh! The US release adds BLACK OUT FALL OUT 01. go ahead now!
02. MS-17
03. XCT
04. S.V.O
05. MAKING SENSE
06. each life each end - sputnikless mix
07. DISORDER
08. CY/CB
09. X-RAYS(this is my life)
10. WHAT
11. PLASTER CASTER
12. URGE ON!! - velocity 2
13. I'm a worker
Nick Reed adds:
I'm not sure if this is a reference to the German band, like you I haven't found any real influence in this album. Hiro said he chose it because he liked the sound of the word...my guess is he heard the band's name dropped somewhere and chose to adapt it. What I do see a big influence here from New Wave in general - of course, all their albums do, but this one has quite a few references. Each Life Each End has a riff that seems to be a bastardization of Devo's Girl U Want, and I think Plaster Caster was influenced by Devo's Uglatto, again only available on one of the Hardcore Devo's. XCT is most certainly a reference to the band XTC, but the track doesn't sound much like them. However, S.V.O. is most likely based off XTC's Cross Wires, one of their manic early tracks. Making Sense might be a reference then to the Talking Heads concert movie/live album Stop Making Sense, who knows. If your favorite thing about Polysics is their insane amounts of energy and fuzzed out riffs, you'll probably think this is their best. It may take a few listens though, especially since some of the tracks simply have too much going on at once to really be listenable to the uninitiated (Urge On!!! particularly), but once you get used to it you'll likely find this to be a fantastic album.
 

New Wave Jacket

(*) 01.04.25 Ki/oon KSC2 380

01. NEW WAVE JACKET
02. SPARK
03. Kattobase !

haven't heard this one, the cover art matches Eno

ENO

01.06.06 Ki/oon KSC2 389

This album has more variety and contrast than NEU. At this point the band is 2 guys and 2 girls. RG and I thought one of the guys looked just like jun matsue from SPOOZYS. Bye Bye Red Sneaker has to be the ultimate satire on English language J-POP

   01. WAKE UP,POLYSICS!
02. NEW WAVE JACKET(reform)
03. WEAK POINT
04. KASUGAI
05. COMMODOLL
06. BYE BYE RED SNEAKER
07. KI.KA.I.DA!
08. ENO
09. 1 & I
10. H MAJOR
11. HIGHWAY RULE
12. AT-AT

Nick Reed adds:
To me this keeps much of the energy of Neu! and gives it a more pop-based sound. New Wave Jacket was so over-the-top and catchy that it became their biggest hit. Lots of great tracks here. Weak Point was probably influenced by Devo's Race of Doom. The album title probably is a reference to Brian Eno, a pioneer in synthesizer work in the 70's and early 80's. The title track is pretty much all synthesizer, but it doesn't sound anything remotely like something Eno would ever make. A little bit of trivia though, Eno produced Devo's first album, so who knows if that's got anything to do with it.

further trivia from nk: actually Eno's early track Third Uncle is often considered British proto-punk though it's not the kind of punk sound Polysics do. Kikaida (a.k.a. Android Kikaider) was a 1970s manga, TV series and anime series about a guitar slinging, alien monster fighting cyborg.

LO-BITS

(*) 02.04.24 CD KSCL 453

Haven't caught this 5 song 10" record. Did it come out on CD? I don't think so but let me know. it has DOMO ARGATO Mr.ROBOTO as a cover and quite literally a robot on the cover ;-) I

 01. DOMO ARIGATO Mr.ROBOTO
02. BUGTTE RO BO-
03. Head O' clock
04. My Way
05. Code4

For Young Electric Pop

(*) 02.07.24 KSCL 460

full album. Japan only. Has a cover of MY SHARONA

Nick Reed adds:
It is more of a pop album, but their manic side prevails on a number of tracks. That said, the tempo definetely comes down, the guitars and bass aren't so overdriven, and there's more singing and less yelling. So it's more likeable on the first listen. Kayo gets a lot more vocal duties, as does the robot voice that they always used. It's mostly solid, but I like the previous two albums more. "Black Out Fall Out" and "Secret Candy", both sung by Kayo, are two of the poppiest songs the band has ever done. The cover of "My Sharona", however, has got to be one of the greatest covers of all time. It has to be heard to be believed. "Code 4" is the closer and features perhaps the only acoustic guitar on a Polysics track. Certainly not a lot of New Wave references here, but I did catch one - "Weekender" begins the exact same way Kraftwerk's "Man Machine" does, although the rest of the track sounds nothing like it.

 01. FOR YOUNG ELECTRIC POP
02. COLON
03. IT'S UP TO YOU
04. WICKED LAUGH
05. BLACK OUT FALL OUT
06. LET'S GO
07. MAD MAC
08. TV'S HIGH
09. SECRET CANDY
10. WEEKENDERS
11. GET BACK TO 8-BIT
12. MY SHARONA
13. Code4
 

KAJAKAJA GOO

(*) 03.05.21 KSCL 547

Japan only

01. KAJA KAJA GOO
02. Genki Rock A-B-C!
03. Techno Dracula
04. Rick O·K! sec.
05. THREE O THREE O MAN "Miss.Donuts"

National P

(*) 03.10.29 KSCL-627

Japan only. Includes a video clip as CD-Extra data

Nick Reed adds:
Definetely their most experimental album, but a lot of it really works. The two hits here were "Kaja Kaja Goo" (not hard to find out what band that's a reference to), and "Peach Pie on the Beach". Lots of other gems here like the melancholy "My Room" and the upbeat and catchy "LED". Lots of new things are tried here, but in the end it's very Polysics.

 01. Mr.ELECTRIC SHOCK!!
02. PEACH PIE ON THE BEACH
03. LOOKIN' LOOKIN' GAA
04. SONY-SAN
05. What do you wanna do
06. WEIDER
07. ANTHOLOGY
08. SCHIZOID VOW!!
09. GANBARE MILINDA
10. KAJA KAJA GOO(with TOO SHY)
11. CARS
12. LED
13. MY ROOM
14. SWITCH LOVE SHOW

DVDVPVDVLIVE!!

03.03.19 DVD KSBL-5746

Live Japan released DVD

01. Code4 (LIVE)
02. BLACK OUT FALL OUT (PV)
03. URGE ON!! (LIVE)
04. DOMO ARIGATO Mr. ROBOTO (PV)
05. GET BACK TO 8-BIT (LIVE)
06. NEW WAVE JACKET (PV)
07. MAD MAC (LIVE)
08. each life each end (PV)
09. MY SHARONA (LIVE)
10. XCT (PV)
11. COLON (LIVE)
12. Hot Stuff (PV)
13. WHICH! (LIVE)
14. FOR YOUNG ELECTRIC POP -> METAL MASTER SUNNY (LIVE)

PippikkippippiP In USA

04.02.25 DVD KSBL-5781

Live Japan released DVD

01. SUNNYMASTER
02. XCT
03. GO AHEAD NOW!
04. KAJA KAJA GOO
05. GOOD
06. NEW WAVE JACKET
07. MY SHARONA
08. THREE O THREE O MAN
09. URGE ON!!
10. BUGGIE TECHINICA
11. PEACH PIE ON THE BEACH (music video)

CLIPS OR DIE!!!!

07.08.22 DVD KSBL-5846

Live Japan released DVD

01. Baby BIAS
02. シーラカンス イズ アンドロイド
03. I My Me Mine (All Star Ver.&ストロングマシン2号Ver.)
04. Electric Surfin' Go Go
05. You-You-You
06. Catch On Everywhere
07. ハードロックサンダー
08. Shizuka is a machine doctor (×4)
09. (The other side of) Electric Surfin’ Go Go


Polysics or Die!!! (best of)

(*) 04.05.19 Ki/oon KSCL-861

Nick Reed adds:
This was a greatest hits album that covers everything prior. A fantastic first purchase. All the pre-Neu! tracks have been re-recorded to reflect their more polished sound, and there's a number of other differences to be found. "Code 4" and "Black Out Fall Out" in particular sound quite a bit different. I believe this album was put out to help them find an American audience, and for the most part it worked, as Polysics are probably one of the most famous Japanese bands in America.

extra nk trivia: P-Model released their own P-MODEL or DIE album back in 1999 around the time Polysics played live on the same bill as P-Model. Not that the" _____ or Die" phrase originated with P-Model.

   01. BUGGIE TECHINICA (new recording)
02. Hot Stuff(new recording)
03. NEW WAVE JACKET
04. PLUS CHICKER(new recording)
05. KAJA KAJA GOO
06. BLACK OUT FALL OUT(new recording)
07. MY SHARONA
08. MAKING SENSE
09. LOOKIN' LOOKIN' GAA
10. COMMODOLL
11. FOR YOUNG ELECTRIC POP
12. XCT
13. PEACH PIE ON THE BEACH
14. each life each end
15. Code4
16. Modern(new recording)
17. URGE ON!!
18. ENO
 

KAYO

Mitsuami Heroine

04.07.02 KAZE MACHI Records WKRUK-0001

This is a 5 song solo EP by Polysics keyboardist Kayo. Here she takes off her shades and records some songs some of which have a polysics sound in various degrees. The band helps her out on the later songs but the album opens with a title track written and performed by Haruomi Hosono with lyrics by Takashi Matsumoto (Happy End).

01. Mitsuami Heroine
02. Natsu nandesu
03. Bokutachi no Jikan
04. Midoripop de
05. Saraba Siberia Tetsudou
   

Now is the Time!

(*) 05.10.19 Ki/oon KSCL-890, Tired & Lonesome (UK) TLONECD3

Nick Reed:
It's hard not to see an album released after a 'greatest hits' belonging to a new chapter of sorts. Very much pop based, with tracks belonging to plenty of different styles. There's a clear electropop influence here too. Their old sound isn't completely gone - there's tracks like "Coelcanth is Android" that would have fit on the earlier albums, but a lot of very electronic pop songs like "Baby BIAS", "Walky Talky", and "Jhout" give this a more polished, but less fun feel. "Wild One" is a cover, but I don't know by who. I think it's sung by Fumi (the bass player!)

 01. Tei! Tei! Tei!
02. Coelakanth Is Android
03. I My Me Mine
04. Ah-Yeah!!
05. Walky Talky
06. Wild One
07. Rack Rack
08. Toisu!
09. Boy's Head
10. Oh! Monaliza
11. Jhout
12. The Next World
13. Skip It
14. Baby BIAS
15. Bye-Bye-Bye

Now is the live!

06.08.23 DVD KSBL-5821
Japan

01. シーラカンス　イズ　アンドロイド
02. BUGGIE TECHINICA
03. NEW WAVE JACKET
04. サイコサイコさん
05. Life In Yellow
06. The Next World
07. I My Me Mine
08. Ah-Yeah!
09. Walky Talky
10. Wild One
11. Toisu!
12. Boy's Head
13. DA DA DA DA DAA!
14. ワチュワナドゥー
15. Hot Stuff
16. Peach Pie On The Beach
17. Baby BIAS
18. Tei! Tei! Tei!
19. Electric Surfin' Go Go
20. KAJA KAJA GOO
21. URGE ON!!
22. BLACK OUT FALL OUT
23. Bye-Bye-Bye
24. FOR YOUNG ELECTRIC POP

- 2006.04.29 Leeds Millennium Square
1. I My Me Mine
2. Baby BIAS

Now is the Live! (DVD)

I MY ME MINE / JHOUT-WIRE

(*) 06.04.24 7" (UK) TLONE7007

Dancing Girl Side / I MY ME MINE
Band Side / JHOUT-WIRE (remix by Colin Newman)

Picture vinyl, Strong Machine 2 (Polysics music video 11 year old dancer) , band pictured on the other side

  

Baby BIAS

(*) 05.04.27 CD5 KSCL-776

01. Baby BIAS
02. Mr. Psycho Psycho
03. Life In Yellow

Coelakanth Is Android

(*) 05.08.17 CD5 KSCL-877

01. Coelakanth Is Android
02. Psycho Therapy
03. meso

Electric Surfin' Go Go

(*)06.06.21 CD5 single & DVD limited version KSCL-1014/15
(*)06.06.21 CD5 single only version CD KSCL-1016

DISC 1(CD)
01. Electric Surfin' Go Go
02. DA DA DA DA DAA!
03. I My Me Mine (DJ Tasaka Remix)

DISC 2(DVD)
01. I My Me Mine (Strong Machine No. 2 Version)
02. Electric Surfin' Go Go

  
   

You-You-You

(*)06.10.25 CD5 single & DVD limited version KSCL-1045/6
(*)06.10.25 CD5 single only version CD KSCL-1047

DISC 1(CD)
1. You-You-You
2. Musunde Hiraite
3. Walky Talky(Holger Czukay Remix)

DISC 2 (initial limited DVD)
Live at 93ft East,London,2006.05.01

Catch On Everywhere

(*) 07.01.31CD5 Single KSCL-1091

1. Catch On Everywhere
2. Shizuka is a machine doctor
3. ギターピック殺人事件
4. Dance Dance Dance


 

Karate House

(*) 7.02.28 initial limited version with DVD - KSCL-1117-8
(*) 7.02.28 regular version without DVD - KSCL-1119

Nick Reed:
Kind of similar, but with more bombast, which is good. The tunes aren't quite as memorable. My guess is that it was put together fairly quickly. They had been releasing a few singles prior to this, so "Electric Surfin Go Go", "You-You-You", "Catch On Everywhere", and "Shizuka is a Machine Doctor" should already be familiar. All of these are very much pop songs, catchy but sort of annoying. There's some energetic stuff here like "ZUUBAAMAN" that makes the album worth it though. The best track is "Idianaru Zunou", a cover of P-Model's "Great Brain", which gains a whole lot of energy. Unlike some of their other covers, I don't think anyone who didn't know beforehand or has heard the original would know it's a cover. In concert they've also played "Art Mania", another track off the same album. There's a Youtube video floating around of that. Interestingly enough, there is another Devo reference here - "Polysics or Die" seems to be the band trying for their own "Jocko Homo"-like theme song. It doesn't really work. Still, despite everything, it's still a good album, but I'd check the earlier stuff first.

    

CD

01. ワトソン
02. Electric Surfin' Go Go
03. ニューウェーブ電話相談室
04. Catch On Everywhere
05. ハードロックサンダー
06. 偉大なる頭脳
07. ズーバーマン
08. 人生の灰
09. サイボーグ彼女
10. 赤いマスター
11. 夢・打ち込み
12. プロテニス
13. オールウェイズハピネス
14. Shizuka is a machine doctor
15. You-You-You
16. POLYSICS OR DIE!!!!

DVD

01. Off Stage 1
02. P! (Live at Chiba LOOK 2006.11.9)
03. 全国 or DIE!!!!〜Toisu! (Live at　Mito LIGHT HOUSE 2006.11.11)
04. Off Stage 2
05. COLON (Live at Kobe VARIT. 2006.11.22)
06. ウィーダー (Live at Kobe VARIT. 2006.11.22)
07. Off Stage 3
08. Shizuka is a machine doctor (Live at Nagoya CLUB QUATTRO 2006.12.9)
09. ズーバーマン(Live at Nagoya CLUB QUATTRO 2006.12.9)
10. Off Stage 4
11. むすんでひらいて(Live at Nagoya CLUB QUATTRO 2006.12.9)
12. MAKING SENSE (Live at Nagoya CLUB QUATTRO 2006.12.9)
13. AT-AT (Live at Nagoya CLUB QUATTRO 2006.12.9 + Mito LIGHT HOUSE 2006.11.11)
Music videos:
You-You-You
Catch On Everywhere
I My Me Mine (All Star Ver.

Polysics or Die: VISTA

(*) 07.10.9 US Release

Includes a DVD

 CD
1. Electric Surfin' Go Go
2. New Wave Jacket (Reform)
3. Baby Bias
4. Go Ahead Now!
5. Kaja Kaja Goo
6. I My Me Mine
7. You-You-You
8. Catch on Everywhere
9. Coelakanth Is Android
10. My Sharona
11. Black out Fall Out
12. Shizuka Is a Machine Doctor
13. Tei! Tei! Tei!
14. Each Life Each End
15. New Wave Hotline
16. Peach Pie on the Beach
 DVD
1. I My Me Mine [All Star Ver.]
2. Electric Curfin' Go Go
3. Peach Pie on the Beach
4. Catch on Everywhere
5. New Wave Jacket
6. Coelakanth Is Android [Live]
7. Buggie Techinica [DVD]
8. New Wave Jacket [DVD]

 

 

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