shikemoku (2026Retake)

MILD SEVEN

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Money is rolling (2026Retake)
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aozora (2026Retake)
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norari kurari to yarushikaneekarayo (2026Retake)
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I can't do it (2026Retake)
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Shikemoku (2026Retake)

Track List

1
Money is rolling (2026Retake)
MILD SEVEN
Lyric
- Lyricist
  masa
- Composer
  MILD SEVEN
- Producer
  MILD SEVEN
- Guitar
  MILD SEVEN, Bobby
- Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
- Background Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
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aozora (2026Retake)
MILD SEVEN
Lyric
- Lyricist
  Fusuke
- Composer
  MILD SEVEN
- Producer
  MILD SEVEN
- Guitar
  MILD SEVEN, Bobby
- Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
- Background Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
3
norari kurari to yarushikaneekarayo (2026Retake)
MILD SEVEN
Lyric
- Lyricist
  masa
- Composer
  MILD SEVEN
- Producer
  MILD SEVEN
- Guitar
  MILD SEVEN, Bobby
- Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
- Background Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
4
I can't do it (2026Retake)
MILD SEVEN
Lyric
- Lyricist
  masa
- Composer
  MILD SEVEN
- Producer
  MILD SEVEN
- Guitar
  MILD SEVEN, Bobby
- Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
- Background Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
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Shikemoku (2026Retake)
MILD SEVEN
- Lyricist
  Fusuke
- Composer
  MILD SEVEN
- Producer
  MILD SEVEN
- Guitar
  MILD SEVEN
- Vocals
  MILD SEVEN
- Background Vocals
  MILD SEVEN

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This unit was formed by Masa, the MC of the long-running internet radio show "Radio to Kanpai!", and Fusuke from the famous street unit "Foretics". Active in the early 2000s, they are said to be Japan's only "Nagabuchi-style unit". They performed their original songs in front of Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi's concert venues, receiving skeptical looks from Nagabuchi fans who judged them ("It sounds like a Tsuyoshi song, but... did he really have a song like this?"), before being praised by the audience - a legendary moment.

This album compiles the top three most popular tracks from their 2001 release "Shikemoku," along with two singles released in 2021, all re-recorded.

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MILD SEVEN
A unit formed by masa, the MC of the long-established internet radio "Radio and Cheers!", And Fusuke of the famous street unit "Fortics". He was active in the early 2000s and is said to be the only "Nagabuchi-based unit" in Japan. The original was shown in front of Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi's live venue, and while the passing Nagabuchi fans made a suspicious look, "It's a rigid song ... I wonder if there was such a song," he left behind a legend that received a lot of acclaim. It was. Reunited for the first time in 19 years in 2020, and released the sound source for the first time in 20 years in 2021.
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