Next Level (Ayumi Hamasaki Album) - Track List

Track List

All lyrics written by Ayumi Hamasaki.

CD
No. Title Music Arranger(s) Length
1. "Bridge to the Sky" Yuta Nakano Yuta Nakano 1:43
2. "Next Level" D.A.I HΛL 4:30
3. "Disco-munication" (instrumental) CMJK CMJK 1:32
4. "Energize" Yuta Nakano CMJK 4:31
5. "Sparkle" Kazuhiro Hara CMJK 4:30
6. "Rollin'" Yuta Nakano CMJK 5:04
7. "Green" Tetsuya Yukumi tasuku 4:49
8. "Load of the Shugyo" (instrumental) CMJK CMJK 1:32
9. "Identity" Yuta Nakano Yuta Nakano 4:19
10. "Rule" Miki Watanabe HΛL 4:06
11. "Love 'n' Hate" Yuta Nakano Yuta Nakano 3:51
12. "Pieces of Seven" (instrumental) HΛL HΛL 2:31
13. "Days" Kunio Tago HΛL 5:03
14. "Curtain Call" Kazuhiro Hara Yuta Nakano 3:44
Premium Countdown 2008–2009 Live CD
No. Title Length
1. "Green" 4:52
2. "Will" 6:29
3. "End of the World" 4:43
4. "Heartplace" 7:03
5. "And Then" 2:25
6. "Naturally" 3:31
7. "Powder Snow" 4:39
8. "Hope or Pain" 4:27
9. "Over" 5:10
10. "Scar" 7:01
11. "Signal" 2:25
12. "Hana" 1:49
13. "Too Late" 4:10
14. "Everywhere Nowhere" 3:40
15. "Days" 5:05
16. "For My Dear..." 4:41
DVD
No. Title Length
1. "Days (Video Clip)" 5:20
2. "Green (Video Clip)" 5:32
3. "Rule (Video Clip)" 4:27
4. "Sparkle (Video Clip)" 4:44
5. "Next Level (Video Clip)" 4:31
6. "Curtain Call (Video Clip)" 3:48
7. "Days (Making Clip)" 3:54
8. "Green (Making Clip)" 3:59
9. "Rule (Making Clip)" 3:17
10. "Sparkle (Making Clip)" 3:29
11. "Next Level (Making Clip)" 4:37
12. "Curtain Call (Making Clip)" 3:12

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