Here you will find all of UCHUSENTAI:NOIZ’s releases that cannot be classified as an album, EP or single. In this case you will find songs which can only be found on some compilations, demo cassettes and concert-only releases.
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1993
This should be their first release ever. A demo cassette from 1993 which was either sold at a concert or distributed among i.e. friends.
There is to date no information available anywhere about this release apart from a potential year of release and the title. Time will tell if a copy and further details ever surface.
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Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
Track listing:
unknown
This is possibly their second release. Another demo cassette which was supposedly released in December 1994 and either available at a gig or distributed among friends.
As with the previous release, there is to date no information available anywhere about this release apart from a potential year of release and the title. Time will tell if a copy and further details ever surface.
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Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
Track listing:
unknown
September, 1995
This is an early demo cassette tape which was presumably released in late 1995. They were just called NOIZ and the band featured the following members:
The music is rough punk, hard rock and sometimes a bit experimental.
The song マネキン, track 8, was later re-recorded and released on their debut mini-album Imitation PoPs.
This cassette was released with a folded lyrics sheet. The sleeve itself was printed on high quality photo paper. When or where it was released remains unknown. Most websites cite 1996 as the date of release, others September 1st 1995. The type of cassette used for this release was released in Japan in 1994 so the earliest release date is 1994.
I furthermore do not know if it was issued at a concert (which I doubt) or if it was more like a private pressing for friends and relatives. The number of copies is however very low. Total running time is approximately 35 minutes.
Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
Track listing:
Side A
Side B
Another rare and early demo cassette which features just two songs. No further information is known about it unfortunately, although a few copies have been for sale in the past 10 years.
The release date is again unknown, but based on information from other websites.
ピエロ might be a different recording when compared to the one on G・O・D.
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Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
Track listing:
Side A
Side B
1997
An early demo cassette, presumably from the late 90’s as the type of cassette used for this release was released in Japan in 1997.
ピエロ was initially released in February 1997. It is unknown if it is a different version.
FINE DAY was later released (in a re-recorded form) on their 1999 album Imitation PoPs.
Imitation was later released (and re-recorded) twice on CD during two different gigs.
The band had gone through a line-up change when compared to the period when they released CRAZY FUCK as the band featured the following members:
MANAV and TAKAYA would later be replaced by 叫 on bass and MASATO on guitar to complete the initial line-up which would last until March 2009.
This cassette was released with a folded double-sided info and lyrics sheet (images 2-4). It is interesting to note that the name Imitation PoPs NOIZ is mentioned on the back of the insert and just Imitation PoPs as part of the inquiries section. They seem to have been toying with this name for a long time until they started to use it in 2001.
Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
Track listing:
Side A
Side B
1999
An unknown compilation CD (though some say it is a demo cassette), which was possibly distributed between 1999 and 2001. It features one song by NOIZ which can only be found on this release.
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Cat. nbr.: unknown – unknown
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This was possibly their first concert-only CDr, released on the 16th of March 2001.
BELIEVE ended up, possibly in a re-recorded form, on a 2002 single. Whereas 七色Remind ended up on a 2003 single.
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Cat. nbr.: self-released – unknown
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This single was released when they were still called Imitation PoPs NOIZ. In order to promote their music they sold (or gave away?) CDr’s with music on it during a few concerts in 2001 and 2002. The sleeve was a simple print on glossy paper and it did not come with an obi.
It features an early version of TYPE-N which later evolved into Typ;N on their second album. The song room was never released on a commercial album or single. It was however re-recorded for a 2002 CDr. The version on this 2001 CDr is more or less a ballad which only features vocals and piano.
Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
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This was only released in August 2002 with a printed color sleeve.
マネキン was initially released on CRAZY FUCK in 1995 and again in 1999 on Imitation PoPs. The version on this disc is another new recording featuring lyrics.
Type N was initially released as Type-N in 2001 and then again as Typ;N in 2003. Type N and Type-N are expected to be the same version.
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Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
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A CDr release that was sold or given away on the 23rd of August 2002 at a concert. The sleeve was a simple print on normal paper.
CROSS was initially released on their 1999 debut album Imitation PoPs. The version on this CDr is significantly different and includes a longer intro with piano. The production is also in the same style as their 2003 album.
Imitation, the second track, was initially released on their 1997 cassette G・O・D. It was reworked for this 2002 release and was the lead track on another concert CDr five days later. The version on this August 23rd CDr is the same as the one released five days later.
Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
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Another CDr release that was sold or given away just this day at a concert.
Imitation was initially released on their 1997 cassette G・O・D and again on a 2002 CDr, five days prior to this August 28th release. The version on the 23rd and 28th of August CDr’s are the same.
イグニッション is an early version of Igni+ioN which later appeared on the January 2003 CD single and again on their second album in August 2003. All three recordings are different.
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Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
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Another CDr release that was sold or given away just this day at a concert.
room was initially released on TYPE-N in December 2001. The recording on this CDr from 2002 is a new recording which has been re-arranged and features the whole band.
This item does not come in a jewel case, but in a plastic wallet. It also features a small lyrics sheet.
Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
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A CDr release that was sold or given away at a concert, this time at the Cyber venue.
0ーレイー is an early recording of 0-ray- which ended up on their 2003 album サイボーグロックショウ完全盤.
This item does not come in a jewel case, but in a plastic wallet. It also features a small lyrics sheet.
Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
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The band was arguably productive as they released another CDr one day after the previous one. This release therefore has very similar artwork (black vs blue).
The song was only issued on this CD. It has a duration of 5:30 and is a great hidden gem, despite its rough sound.
The release comes with a small lyrics sheet.
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Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
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The first single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
Igni+ioN is an English version which later also appeared on GREAT ROCK’N’ROLL HEROES.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0001
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The second single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
ADVANCE is an English version which was originally a B-side from the 2004 宇宙戦隊プラズマ☆アミューズメント single.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0002
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The third single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
ハードロマンチッカーズ was later released on the 2007 TERRA album in a slightly remixed form.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0003
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The fourth single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
Thank you for the MUSIC on this release is sung in English. It was originally released in Japanese on the EGO-style album.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0004
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The fifth single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
メリーゴーランド was later released on the 2007 TERRA album in a slightly remixed form.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0005
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The sixth single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
B.B.B. (Beauty Beast Burst) was re-released a year later on the 2007 TERRA album in a slightly remixed form.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0006
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The seventh single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
ピープル・ノート was re-released in a slightly remixed form on the 2007 album TERRA.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0007
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The eight single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
CHROMOSOME SIX on this release is an English version which was originally released in Japanese on the 2004 ゼロの系譜 album.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0008
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The ninth single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
FROM SKYWALKER is an English version of フロムスカイウォーカー which was originally released on the 2005 EGO-style album.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0009
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The tenth single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
BOY was later released in a slightly remixed form on the 2007 TERRA album.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0010
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The eleventh single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
R.A.M.FISH is an English version which was originally released in Japanese on their 2003 サイボーグロックショウ完全盤 album.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0011
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The twelfth single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
MIRACLE☆ROCKET G5 is an English version of ミラクル☆ロケットG5 which was originally released on the 2005 EGO-style album.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0012
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
The final single out of 13 for the M-32 Tour.
ORANGE GRADATION was later released on the 2007 TERRA album in a slightly remixed form.
Cat. nbr.: Cross M Records – CMCD-0013
Track listing:
In September 2006 a major tour was undertaken in Japan called JAPAN TOY’S PANIC FESTIVAL 2006 Concrete Jungle Survivor!! M-32. This was a tour of 32 days at 32 different venues starting on the 1st of September and ending on the 1st of October. In order to celebrate this or to give it more attention, 13 CD singles were released (probably during the events themselves) every two or three days.
Each single features new or re-recorded tracks. The additional second track is always a short sketch with Angel-TAKA which starts with the same intro music. Each track lasts around 30 to 60 seconds.
Above you can see an image of all 13 obis aligned next to each other which form the full M-32 logo and an image of a Japanese Koi which is formed when placing all the CD’s next to each other without the obis.
This is a tribute album from May 2008 for the band Gargoyle which was released for their 20th anniversary.
宇宙戦隊NOIZ covered (and completely re-arranged) the song 死ぬこととみつけたり.
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Cat. nbr.: first cell – fccd-0031
Track listing:
DanceDanceRevolution X & フルフル♪パーティー Original Soundtrack is a 3CD set compilation which contains a TËЯRA song on disc two that features 宇宙戦隊NOIZ. The third disc features the same song once more, but as part of a mega mix.
Most songs on this compilation have a duration of approx 2 minutes.
Cat. nbr.: Konami – LC1723-25
Track listing:
Disc 1
Disc 2
Disc 3
Counteraction —V-Rock covered Visual Anime songs Compilation— is a compilation album which features one cover by 宇宙戦隊NOIZ. The album was released on May 23rd 2012 on CD with an obi. The song is a rocker and (obviously) blows away most of the other songs on the album! 😉
Cat. nbr.: Victor Entertainment – VICB-60088
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CRUSH! 3 -90’s V-Rock best hit cover LOVE songs- is a compilation cover album which features one 宇宙戦隊NOIZ song. The album was released on the 27th of June 2012.
The song KISS ME that 宇宙戦隊NOIZ are covering is not to be confused with their own 2007 b-side KISS.
The band CRASH 49 is a new band, specially assembled for this compilation, featuring members of other groups: ν[NEU]‘s みつ on vocal, ギルド‘s YOSHIHIRO and OZ‘s Aki on guitar, NoGoD‘s 華凛 on bass and D‘s HIROKI on drums.
CD-Japan had the album for sale with a ‘special interview book’ as a bonus which includes photos and interviews in Japanese.
Cat. nbr.: Nayutawave Records – UPCH-20278
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This is an official compilation CD that was released in the Philippines in September 2012 and was later made available online via a mail order system.
It was released in a slim jewel case with no obi and it furthermore only features a front sleeve, similar to the fan club edition of GENOM EMOTION.
Thank you for the MUSIC is the 2006 English single version.
Cat. nbr.: self-released – none
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This was a promotional CD, issued in March 2013. It was issued to promote a new Pachinko game in Japan and features one new song by 宇宙戦隊NOIZ.
Although the band changed their name to UCHUSENTAI:NOIZ in July 2012, they used their previous name on this release.
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Cat. nbr.: Sansei – unknown
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This is the band’s second official compilation CD that was released in the Philippines. It comes with a DVD which contains two promotional videos.
Kanata is the English version of カナタ.
Cat. nbr.: Galaxy Star Disc – none
Track listing:
CD
DVD
This was a concert-only release, available between 17 September 2018 and 21 October 2018 during four nights. It features ANCHANG from SEX MACHINEGUNS and KOKI.
The song was released in November 2018 as a regular UCHUSENTAI:NOIZ single without the two guest singers.
Cat. nbr.: Galaxy Star Disc – GXCD-23
Track listing:
CD
DVD