15th album partial tracklist info from preorder details

[~StarCatcher~]

Originally Posted by Eewyi

XOXO and NOW & 4EVA sound like Kuu songs title wise so I hope they will be upbeat w.
Lelio is mysterious, where it originates?
And Bloody Bunny is cute, I hope we have brand new animation for that, not just footage. And without that mediocre voice acting!
I'm curious about the album title.

XOXO and NOW & 4EVA really sound like Kuu songs

Maybe Lelio is originated in this:

"Lélio, ou le Retour à la Vie (English: Lélio, or the Return to Life) Op. 14b, is a work incorporating music and spoken text by the French composer Hector Berlioz, intended as a sequel to his Symphonie fantastique.

It was composed in Italy in 1831, often using previously written music, and first performed at the Conservatoire de Paris on 9 December 1832 as Le retour à la vie, mélologue en six parties. It was revised for a performance in Weimar at the request of Franz Liszt in 1855 and published the following year. According to David Cairns, Lélio had the most "immediate impact" of all Berlioz's works, yet the fashionable Romantic features and the mixture of declamation and music which appealed to early audiences have served to date the piece and it is rarely revived or recorded nowadays."

Found it on wikipedia...

[clover_bali]

Originally Posted by ~StarCatcher~

XOXO and NOW & 4EVA really sound like Kuu songs

XOXO ---> KO-XO KO-XO (KOSO KOSO-Kuu) #justkidding

[hidekirby]

NOW & 4EVA... really.

I don't really see the point of doing 2 other PVs for the same songs. I'd rather have 2 new songs having PVs. It feels a bit disorganized.

So if I understand, the album is composed of those 8 listed songs + 6 which will be revealed later= 14 songs (+interludes)?

[truehappiness]

Originally Posted by hidekirby

NOW & 4EVA... really.

I don't really see the point of doing 2 other PVs for the same songs. I'd rather have 2 new songs having PVs. It feels a bit disorganized.

So if I understand, the album is composed of those 8 listed songs + 6 which will be revealed later= 14 songs (+interludes)?

No.

Right now, we have two single tracks (Feel the love/Merry-go-round) and eight album tracks that we know of. We already have two of the album tracks (Pray and Hello new me) and the other six will be released via free CDs during the PREMIUM SHOWCASE (random order as an example, but basically XOXO/What is forever love, NOW & 4EVA/Terminal, Lelio/Angel will each get a CD) before appearing on the album.

We don't know if there are interludes yet, but as of now the CD has 10 tracks. I don't think we've had an album that short since Duty so I'm guessing the interludes were left out for now.

[hidekirby]

Originally Posted by truehappiness

No.

Right now, we have two single tracks (Feel the love/Merry-go-round) and eight album tracks that we know of. We already have two of the album tracks (Pray and Hello new me) and the other six will be released via free CDs during the PREMIUM SHOWCASE (random order as an example, but basically XOXO/What is forever love, NOW & 4EVA/Terminal, Lelio/Angel will each get a CD) before appearing on the album.

We don't know if there are interludes yet, but as of now the CD has 10 tracks. I don't think we've had an album that short since Duty so I'm guessing the interludes were left out for now.

Ok!
I hope there are more songs to come :-I

[AyUmIXx]

Originally Posted by ~StarCatcher~

XOXO and NOW & 4EVA really sound like Kuu songs

Maybe Lelio is originated in this:

"Lélio, ou le Retour à la Vie (English: Lélio, or the Return to Life) Op. 14b, is a work incorporating music and spoken text by the French composer Hector Berlioz, intended as a sequel to his Symphonie fantastique.

It was composed in Italy in 1831, often using previously written music, and first performed at the Conservatoire de Paris on 9 December 1832 as Le retour à la vie, mélologue en six parties. It was revised for a performance in Weimar at the request of Franz Liszt in 1855 and published the following year. According to David Cairns, Lélio had the most "immediate impact" of all Berlioz's works, yet the fashionable Romantic features and the mixture of declamation and music which appealed to early audiences have served to date the piece and it is rarely revived or recorded nowadays."

Found it on wikipedia...

oh this is interesting!
looking forward to this song.