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This PV could be found on FLOW Coupling Collection (Limited Version)

Release Date: 2009-11-04
Publisher Product Code: KSCL-1493

B-side collection album release from Flow includes 15 songs selected from their fans, and four bonus tracks for 19 tracks total.

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Tracklist
(1) PULSE
(2) Fiesta
(3) Shakys
(4) Steppers high
(5) NIGHT PARADE(FLOW∞HOME MADE 家族)
(6) KANDATA
(7) 僕に捧げるバラード
(8) ESCA
(9) シャリララ
(10) RISING DRAGON
(11) Always
(12) カレイドスコープ
(13) Image
(14) ノスタルジア
(15) 旅人
(16) DAYS(PIANO HOUSE Mix)
(17) Just do it!!!
(18) SUMMER FREAK
(19) Fun Time Delivery 2009

FLOW announced their brand new Naruto Opening Sign as FLOWs newestes Single Release

Single release from FLOW featuring intro theme to anime series “NARUTO.” Features alternate track and jacket artwork.

Release Date 2010/01/13
Catalog No. KSCL-1542

Sign [Regular Edition]

Sign [w/ DVD, Limited Edition]

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Limited edition includes bonus DVD with music video for “Sign,” “Sign (NARUTO Mix Ver.),” and making-of plus wide cap sticker, double-sided jacket and Sharingan sticker. Features alternate track and jacket artwork.

SNOW FLAKE – Kioku no Koshuu -/PULSE is FLOW’s twenty-second single, released on December 10th, 2008. It is the last in a trilogy of three thematically related singles.

The only really good song on this album is SNOW FLAKE – Kioku no Koshuu - (the persistence of memories). It’s a sweet rock ballad with FLOW’s trademark hip-hop/R&B infusion. This song is a lot different from the previous two rock-based singles, WORD OF THE VOICE and WORLD END. Now that they have three great singles, their next album, #5, is going to have to be excellent to live up to them.

PULSE is an average song, but definitely more B-Side material than A-Side. It’s just too aggressive (especially at the beginning) and it drags on a lot. The verses are OK, but I was expecting a lot more from the chorus. I was expecting a nice track in the same style as SNOW FLAKE – Kioku no Koshuu -, but this is more than a disappointment.

Phantom should’ve been the second A-Side, simply because it’s a lot better than PULSE. It’s a catchy song with some hints of the aggressive guitar riffs from the previous track, but controlled. The vocal work isn’t exceptional but it’s effective. It does sound a lot like the two previous singles, which is a good thing, since they were both excellent. I hope this goes onto their upcoming album.