No Night Land is the third studio album by Japanese pop duo Moumoon. It was released in February 8, 2012 in 2 different editions: CD+2DVD and a Regular edition.[1]
Singles
The album has 2 singles. The first single is the song "Chu Chu", released on August 3, 2011. The single peaked #11 in Oricon's Weekly chart.[2]
The second and last single from the album is "Uta wo Utaou". It was released in December 14, 2011 and ranked #27 in Oricon's Weekly chart.[3]
Some songs from the album were used in TV advertisements for products and for TV shows. The song "Chu Chu" was used as theme song for the make-up brand Shiseido "Maquillage" TV ad. "Yes/No Continue?" was used as theme song for Cartoon Network's animation The Amazing World of Gumball in Japan[4] and for Jill Stuart TV ad. "Tomodachi / Koibito" was used for Lotte's Ghana TV ad. And the song "Bon Appetit" for Asashi's "Fauchon" TV ad.
Track listing
All lyrics written by Yuka; all music composed by Kousuke Masaki.
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1. | "Chu Chu" | 3:29 |
2. | "Yes/No Continue?" | 3:39 |
3. | "Jet Coaster" (ジェットコースター; Jettokōsutā) | 3:31 |
4. | "Butterfly Effect" | 4:53 |
5. | "Uta wo Utaou" (うたをうたおう; Sing a Song) | 4:09 |
6. | "I Found Love." | 4:54 |
7. | "Tomodachi / Koibito" (トモダチ/コイビト; Friends / Lovers) | 3:56 |
8. | "Bon Appetit" | 4:45 |
9. | "We Go" | 4:59 |
Total length: | 38:12 |
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10. | "Good Night" (Studio live recording) | 4:58 |
Total length: | 43:09 |
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1. | "Chu Chu" (Music video) | |
2. | "Uta wo Utaou" (Music video) | |
3. | "Tomodachi / Koibito" (Music video) | |
4. | "Bon Appetit" (Music video) | |
5. | "Tomodachi / Koibito" (Music video - Making of) | |
6. | "Bon Appetit" (Music video - Making of) | |
7. | "No Night Land" (Album making of) | |
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1. | "FULLMOON LIVE SPECIAL 2011 Chuushuu no Meigetsu @ Nakano Sun Plaza" (FULLMOON LIVE SPECIAL 2011 中秋の名月 @中野サンプラザ) | |
2. | "FULLMOON LIVE SPECIAL 2011 Chuushuu no Meigetsu @ Nakano Sun Plaza (Documentary)" (FULLMOON LIVE SPECIAL 2011 中秋の名月 @中野サンプラザ (Documentary)) | |
- The track "We Go" was previously released as an intro on the album "15 Doors".
The album debuted at number 5 in Oricon's Daily chart and #9 in the Weekly chart, with 12,733 sold on the first week.[7]
Charts
Oricon Chart
Released |
Oricon Chart |
Peak |
Debut Sales |
Sales Total |
Chart Run |
February 8, 2012 |
Daily Albums Chart |
5 |
12,733 |
19,189 |
6 weeks |
Weekly Albums Chart[7] |
9 |
Monthly Albums Chart |
26 |