Makes Revolution
Makes Revolution was the first album released by Takanori Nishikawa and Daisuke Asakura. The release date of this album was August 12, 1996.
| Makes Revolution | ||||
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| Studio album by T.M. Revolution | ||||
| Released | August 12, 1996 | |||
| Recorded | 1996 | |||
| Genre | J-pop | |||
| Length | 3:48 | |||
| Label | Antinos Records | |||
| Producer | Daisuke Asakura | |||
| T.M. Revolution chronology | ||||
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Track listing
| # | Title | Length | Lyrics/Music |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "We Make Revolution" | 01:25 | Daisuke Asakura |
| 2 | "dokusai -monopolize-(dokusai -monopolize- (独裁 -monopolize-) ESPECIAL D-Mix" | 5:09 | Daisuke Asakura/Akio Inoue |
| 3 | "BLACK OR WHITE? ESPECIAL D-Mix" | 4:39 | Daisuke Asakura/Akio Inoue |
| 4 | "PIN-UP LADY" | 5:11 | Daisuke Asakura/Makoto Asakura |
| 5 | yume no shizuku(yume no shizuku (夢の雫)" | 5:21 | Daisuke Asakura/Akio Inoue |
| 6 | "URBAN BEASTS" | 5:38 | Daisuke Asakura/Akio Inoue |
| 7 | "hesojokujo -venus- (Hesoshukujo -Venus- (臍淑女 -ヴィーナス-) " | 04:41 | Daisuke Asakura/Akio Inoue |
| 8 | "LIAR'S SMILE" | 4:26 | Daisuke Asakura/Akio Inoue |
| 9 | "HEALING MY SOUL" | 3:29 | Daisuke Asakura/Akio Inoue |
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