7 Samurai Sessions -We're Kavki Boiz- - Track Listing

Track Listing

No. Title Length
1. "Selfish Love -Aishitekure, Aishiteru Kara-" (Selfish love –愛してくれ、愛してるから–) 6:49
2. "Rock 'N' Roll Is not Dead" (邦題：ロックンロールは眠らない) 4:27
3. "Ame ni Utaeba -Pichi Pichi Chapu Chapu Ran Ran Blues-" (雨に唄えば
～ピチピチチャプチャプランランブルース～)		 3:46
4. "Girls, Be Ambitious" 3:28
5. "Shouri no V-Rock!!" (勝利のV-ROCK!!) 4:14
6. "Ashita, Genki ni Naare" (あしタ、元気ニなぁレ) 4:21
7. "Kimi ni Negai Wo" (君に願いを) 5:32
Miyavi
Studio Albums
  • Gagaku
  • Galyuu
  • Miyavizm
  • MYV Pops
  • Miyaviuta ~Dokusou~
  • This Iz the Japanese Kabuki Rock
  • What's My Name?
  • Samurai Sessions vol.1
Live Albums
  • Live in London 2011
Compilations
  • 7 Samurai Sessions
  • Azn Pride -This Iz the Japanese Kabuki Rock-
  • Room No. 382
  • Victory Road to the King of Neo Visual Rock
  • Fan's Best
Singles
  • "Pop Is Dead"
  • "Shindemo Boogie-Woogie"
  • "Jingle Bell"
  • "Jibun Kakumei -2003-"
  • "Tariraritarara"
  • "Coo Quack Cluck -Ku.Ku.Ru-"
  • "Ashita, Genki ni Nāre"
  • "Rock no Gyakushuu/21 Seikigata Koushinkyoku"
  • "Freedom Fighters"
  • "Kekkonshiki no Uta"/"Are You Ready to Rock?"
  • "Señor Señora Señorita/Gigpig Boogie"
  • "Dear My Friend"/Itoshii Hito"
  • "Kimi ni Negai Wo"
  • "Sakihokoru Hana no You Ni"/"Kabuki Boiz"
  • "Subarashikikana, Kono Sekai"
  • "Hi no Hikari Sae Todokanai Kono Basho De"
  • "Survive"
  • "Torture"
  • "Strong"
  • "Day 1"
Videos
  • Gekokujou
  • Oresama
  • Hitorigei
  • Indies Last Live in Nihon Budokan
  • Noriko no Ichi
  • Hitorigei 2
  • Hitorigei 3
  • 25 Shunen Kinen Koen...
  • The Beginning of Neo Visualizm Tour 2007
  • Official Bootleg Live at Shinkiba Coast
  • This Iz The Original Samurai Style
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