Tategami (GO!GO!7188 album)

Tategami
Tategami
Studio album by GO!GO!7188
Released	26 February 2003
Genre	Rock
Length	55:30
Label	Toshiba-EMI
GO!GO!7188 chronology
Singles from Tategami
	"Ukifune"; Released: 09 October 2002; "Tane"; Released: 25 April 2003;

Tategami (鬣, Tategami) is a 2003 album by GO!GO!7188.^[1] The title translates as mane in English. The first press limited edition includes a special version of the single "Ukifune" as a bonus track.^[2]

Track listing

All lyrics are written by Akiko Hamada; all music is composed by Yumi Nakashima, except where otherwise noted

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Umashika mono (うましかもの, Stupid Things)"			3:35
2.	"Ukifune (浮舟)^[3]"			4:12
3.	"Otona no Kusuri (大人のくすり, Adult Medicine)"			4:13
4.	"Naimono Nedari (ないものねだり, asking for the moon)"			4:48
5.	"Nanashi (ななし, Untitled)"			3:53
6.	"Naifu (ナイフ, Knife)"			3:54
7.	"Ame Nochi Ame Nochi Ame (雨のち雨のち雨, rain then rain then rain)"			4:42
8.	"Mugendai (無限大, Infinity)"			4:07
9.	"Tsuki to Kōra (月と甲羅, The Moon and a Shell)"			4:38
10.	"Poraroido (ポラロイド, Polaroid)"			3:58
11.	"Sandā Gāru (サンダーガール, Thunder Girl)" (Collaboration with The Groovers)	Akiko Hamada, Kazuhiko Fujii	Yu Nakashima, Kazuhiko Fujii	3:24
12.	"Tane (種, Seed)"			4:45

Bonus Track
No.	Title	Length
13.	"Ukifune (Special Version)"	4:56

Notes and references

^ Japan Times Primary approach adds up for GO!GO!7188 "Despite the excitable nature suggested by the punctuation in their name, GO!GO!7188, who formed in 1998, produced their six prior albums with sober attention to detail. Their best records — 2003’s “Tategami,” 2006’s “Parade” and 2007’s “569” — each presented a deliberate weaving of elegant melodies sung in helium pitch by guitarist-vocalist Yuu Nakashima, with intricate guitar lines and intense rhythms that created something unique. "
^ "GO!GO!7188、新作です。" [GO!GO!7188's New Work]. CDJournal (in Japanese). 2002-12-11. Retrieved 2024-08-24. もちろん、シングル曲の「浮船」も収録される予定なのですが、初回生産限定盤（TOCT-24980\3,000（税込））には、その「浮船」のスペシャル・ヴァージョンもボーナス・トラックとして追加収録されるとのこと。
^ A character and chapter title from The Tale of Genji.

[1] Japan Times Primary approach adds up for GO!GO!7188 "Despite the excitable nature suggested by the punctuation in their name, GO!GO!7188, who formed in 1998, produced their six prior albums with sober attention to detail. Their best records — 2003’s “Tategami,” 2006’s “Parade” and 2007’s “569” — each presented a deliberate weaving of elegant melodies sung in helium pitch by guitarist-vocalist Yuu Nakashima, with intricate guitar lines and intense rhythms that created something unique. "

[2] "GO!GO!7188、新作です。" [GO!GO!7188's New Work]. CDJournal (in Japanese). 2002-12-11. Retrieved 2024-08-24. もちろん、シングル曲の「浮船」も収録される予定なのですが、初回生産限定盤（TOCT-24980\3,000（税込））には、その「浮船」のスペシャル・ヴァージョンもボーナス・トラックとして追加収録されるとのこと。

[3] A character and chapter title from The Tale of Genji.

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