Mō Sagasanai (album)

Mō Sagasanai (もう探さない, I Won't Search Anymore) is the second studio album of Japanese band Zard. [1] It was released on December 25, 1991 released under B-Gram label. In 1991, B-Gram released this album in cassette tape and CD format. In 1993, B-Gram Records re-released this album only in CD format (BGCH-1004).[2]

This article is about Zard album. For Zard single, see Mō Sagasanai.
Mō Sagasanai
Studio album by
Zard
ReleasedDecember 25, 1991
Recorded1991
GenrePop rock
Length31:29
LabelB-Gram
ProducerDaiko Nagato
Zard chronology
Good-bye My Loneliness
(1991)		 Mō Sagasanai
(1991)		 Hold Me
(1992)
Singles from Mō Sagasanai
  1. "Fushigi ne..."
    Released: 25 June 1991
  2. "Mō Sagasanai"
    Released: 6 November 1991

Background

The album consist of two previously released singles.

Sunao ni Ienakute and Itsuka wa are the songs composed by their vocalist, Izumi Sakai.

In 2009, the song Sunao ni Ienakute was re-arranged and released as single, where arranger positions were changed by member of Japanese band Garnet Crow, Hitoshi Okamoto. Mai Kuraki has joined in the chorus parts.

Chart performance

The album reached #36 rank first week. It charted for 57 weeks and completely sold 333,000 copies.[3]

Track listing
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Fushigi ne..." (不思議ね…)Tetsurou Oda4:16
2."Mō Sagasanai" (もう探さない)Oda5:05
3."Sunao ni Ienakute" (素直に言えなくて)Izumi Sakai4:17
4."Hitori ga Suki" (ひとりが好き)Seiichiro Kuribayashi4:49
5."Forever"Daria Kawashima4:18
6."Lonely Soldier Boy"Kuribayashi4:08
7."Itsuka wa..." (いつかは…)Sakai4:35

In media
  • Mō Sagasanai: theme song for TV Asahi Japanese television drama "Shichinin no Onna Bengoushi"
  • Fushigi ne...: ending theme for Nihon TV program "Magical Zunou Power!"
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References
  1. "Zard Discography". Wezard Official Website. Retrieved 20 April 2017.
  2. "Zard Album,page 3". Wezard Official Website. Retrieved 20 April 2017.
  3. Oricon rankings (in Japanese) http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/26939/products/194579/1/
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