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Melting_Holidays 8th November 2006 08:00 PM
I love the Tracklist. Will she ever use the Task interludes to make an actual song of?

Anyways the song I'm looking forward to is kiss o' kill.

Cyria 8th November 2006 08:01 PM
Nice to have this list. Apart from taskinst, the names don't sound bad. I don't even mind kiss o' kill after the (miss) names.

immel 8th November 2006 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by evolusean (Post 940167)
But you forget... it's not an English album. Nobody in Japan will pronounce it "taskinst". "taskinst" is a stylized representation of the Japanese title "tasukuinsuto", and that is how it is actually spoken.

In the same way, M isn't "M", but it is "emu". evolution isn't "evolution", but "eboryuushon". If Ayu's titles were created for English speakers, we wouldn't have "Are You Wake Up?" and other strange titles. Not a single person in Japan will have much of a problem pronouncing "taskinst", and the album is for the Japanese market.
Can't find any more words for you, Sean. Thank you.

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Originally Posted by annime (Post 940185)
actually i think 'kiss o' kill' is for 'kiss or kill' and not 'kiss of kill' well seems like i'm wrong... :thud
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Originally Posted by Uemarasan (Post 940190)
Well, the English dictionary says o' means "of" or "on". "Of" is the one most used, though.

In the Japanese vocabulary, it might be a different matter. I haven't encountered o' used to mean "or" in Japanese English :)
Indeed, Engrish creates the most awesome possibilities. To the Japanese people o' might very well be able to mean "or", but like you say o' means "of", or on occasion also "on".

moombasista 8th November 2006 08:06 PM
It's or

ayu_ready? 8th November 2006 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by moombasista (Post 940224)
kiss o' kill = Kiss me or die Tomoya :evillaugh
lolz, and what if...it's true? :lech

ohsixthirty 8th November 2006 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Uemarasan (Post 940178)
That's strange, I never thought they were bad titles. my name's WOMEN makes sense with the lyrics ("I speak for all WOMEN, so my name is WOMEN") and Ladies Night (without the apostrophe) has been used by an English-speaking artist/group: Atomic Kitten. This is not bad English, in my opinion.

STEP you and Are You Wake Up? are worse offenders.
oh, i didn't mean to say they were bad english necessarily, just that those were a couple of the titles that people were kind of worried about not being ayumi~ish or something. just like "kiss o' kill" initially doesn't sound very like ayumi.

Uemarasan 8th November 2006 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by immel (Post 940237)
Indeed, Engrish creates the most awesome possibilities. To the Japanese people o' might very well be able to mean "or", but like you say o' means "of", or on occasion also "on".
kiss o' kill gets my vote for the song title of the millenium. A work of GENIUS! It deserves to be enshrined as one of the great accomplishments of humankind.

The world is a better place because of kiss o' kill.


:D

Uemarasan 8th November 2006 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by touchedstar (Post 940245)
oh, i didn't mean to say they were bad english necessarily, just that those were a couple of the titles that people were kind of worried about not being ayumi~ish or something. just like "kiss o' kill" initially doesn't sound very like ayumi.
Oh, sorry for the mix-up then :) Well, for me, girlish already laid the groundwork for these song titles :D But I agree, kiss o' kill is REALLY different.

elepop 8th November 2006 08:17 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Uemarasan (Post 940250)
kiss o' kill gets my vote for the song title of the millenium. A work of GENIUS! It deserves to be enshrined as one of the great accomplishments of humankind.

The world is a better place because of kiss o' kill.

:D
Agreed. :yes

Let's hope the song is as awesome as the title. :D

DerrickRocks 8th November 2006 08:52 PM
labrynith@!!!! Tomiko Van is coming out with a song of the same name!!!

immel 8th November 2006 08:59 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Uemarasan (Post 940250)
kiss o' kill gets my vote for the song title of the millenium. A work of GENIUS! It deserves to be enshrined as one of the great accomplishments of humankind.

The world is a better place because of kiss o' kill.


:D
Agreed, hehe.

It's something very different. I was thoroughly surprised when she announced the name 1 LOVE, as she has never ever used numbers in titles before. Now she's resorting to abbreviations, too. I find it refreshing.

Echiko 8th November 2006 09:04 PM
The song names sounds pretty good cept "It was" XD

SunshineSlayer 8th November 2006 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Empry (Post 939975)
CD

1. Not yet
2. until that Day...
3. Startin'
4. 1 LOVE
5. It was
6. LABYRINTH
7. JEWEL
8. momentum
9. taskinst
10. Born To Be...
11. Beautiful Fighters
12. BLUE BIRD
13. kiss o' kill
14. Secret
lol, wow. I like the tracklist, yet am very amused by it. I'm guessing that It Was and Labyrinth are rock songs. In fact I'm predicting right now that a lot of this album will be rock. Notice that they put the three poppiest songs together - probably because they couldn't fit with the other songs on the album. And then I just can't imagine a song called kiss o' kill being Blue Bird pt. 2, lol - but who knows with Ayu. :love

PrincessAyu 8th November 2006 09:07 PM
XD the titles sound like they're not finished yet. But I love it :3

immel 8th November 2006 09:09 PM
@Sunshine, kiss o' kill could be sweet like that, but the last word of the name has me imagine it as something heavier :).

much... heavier.

djinn 8th November 2006 09:15 PM
labyrinth!!! i love this labyrinth
hope this will be a nice song!

perfectdeath 8th November 2006 09:18 PM
hrm, a couple of the songs sound kind of weird... we'll just have to see how it all comes out

explodingbird 8th November 2006 09:25 PM
Great tracklist - seems very flashy and dark and tangled. I like.

kiss o' kill, to me, seems like... I dunno. Reminds me of Garbage's The World is Not Enough, with the line "I know when to kiss, and I know when to kill." You also have to remember... Japanese is the first language, I believe, of those who choose her titles (because doesn't someone help her pick titles for her songs?). If it was Ayu, her English is still.... in the working stages. I doubt she or her team would know/care about the proper English usage of o' as a... whatever function the word serves.


The tracklist does have me very excited, either way. until that Day..., momentum, and LABYRINTH are the ones I'm most excited about hearing based on titles alone, although kiss o' kill will definitely be interesting. Well, HOPEFULLY.

I'm pumped for this album.

I love how they sequenced the three (that we know of) poppiest tracks on the album together, but Not yet and Secret better be the most appriorately-placed, explosive/exciting openers and closers for the album (or, well... just the best, not necessarily explosive) for Born To Be... to not be at either end.

Also: I have to laugh at BLUE BIRD getting the fairyland/HONEY spot. Go figure.

Olw---A 8th November 2006 09:27 PM
kiss o' kill
momentum
LABYRITH

=> love those names !!!
I want to ear that

bluegie 8th November 2006 09:32 PM
it's such a pain to read 6 pages.. why did avex always release info while i was sleeping?? @@

oh well anywayz.. the tracklist fills with surprising elements, and that's why it's really ayu-ish.. :P


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