'Need love

'Need love
'Need love
Studio album by Deen
Released	24 May 2000
Recorded	1999-2000
Genre	Japanese pop
Length	50:48
Label	Berg label
Producer	DEEN
Deen chronology
Singles from 'need love
	"Just one"; Released: May 27, 1998; "My love"; Released: November 18, 1998; "Power of love"; Released: November 18, 1998;

'Need love is the fourth studio album by Japanese pop band Deen. It was released on 24 May 2000 under Berg label records. It is their first self-produced album. The album consists of three previously released singles, "Just One", "My Love" and "Power of Love". Just one has received album version under title "-Break 4 Style-"^[1]

This is the last album where Naoki Uzumoto is providing music for them. In 1999, after the release of single My love he left the band.

From this album, their music style slowly start change from original rock style to more mainstream pop sphere.^[2]

The album reached #10 in its first week and charted for 4 weeks, selling 58,940 copies.^[3] This is their last album which entered into Oricon Top 10 rankings.

Track listing[]

All lyrics are written by Shuuichi Ikeda.

No.	Title	Music	Arranger(s)	Length
1.	"Power of Love"	DEEN	DEEN	4:08
2.	"Soul inspiration"	Kouji Yamane	DEEN	3:43
3.	"My love" (風の中に…)	Kouji Yamane, Naoki Uzumoto	DEEN	4:10
4.	"Kaze no Naka ni..."	Shinji Tagawa	DEEN	3:51
5.	"You Gotta Kick"	Kouji Yamane, Naoki Uzumoto	DEEN	3:50
6.	"Sutechimae!" (すてちまえ!)	Shinji Tagawa	DEEN	4:01
7.	"Long Distance"	Kouji Yamane	Daisuke Ikeda, Deen	5:12
8.	"Ai ga aru kara" (愛があるから)	Kouji Yamane	DEEN	3:41
9.	"Hitori Bocchi no Anniversary" (ひとりぼっちのAnniversary)	Shinji Tagawa	DEEN	3:48
10.	"Okiagare yo Boy" (起き上がれよBOY)	Kouji Yamane	Deen	4:09
11.	"JUST ONE" (-Break 4 Style-)	Ikemori Shuuichi	DEEN, Daisuke Ikeda	6:03
12.	"Aoi Senshi Tachi" (蒼い戦士たち)	Shinji Tagawa	DEEN	3:52

In media[]

Aoi Senshi Tachi - commercial song for company NTT DoCoMo Shikoku
Just One - commercial song for company "Sharp Corporation
My Love - theme song for Fuji TV drama Kaze no Yukue
Power of Love - ending theme for Nihon TV program Sports Max

References[]

^ "DEEN Discography". dee.gr.jp.
^ "DEEN Discography". Sonymusic.co.jp.
^ "'Need love (DEEN)". Oricon News.

[1] "DEEN Discography". dee.gr.jp.

[2] "DEEN Discography". Sonymusic.co.jp.

[3] "'Need love (DEEN)". Oricon News.

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