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[Kumi-chan]

Announced today, BEYOOOOONDS' 3rd album will be released on December 10th. Title is "BEYOOOOONSD 3rd" and will have 3 éditions (2 limited & 1 regular)

 

 

REG CD : (same for all editions) will include all songs since single "Motome yo... Unmei no Tabibito San / Yume Sae Egakenai Yozora ni wa " + 7 new songs

LE A Blu-ray : All MV since single "Motome yo... Unmei no Tabibito San / Yume Sae Egakenai Yozora ni wa", TV spots, Making of, and it also includes a lyric and photo booklet, a door plate, and a deluxe three-sided digipack and tall case.

LE B Blu-ray : BEYOOOOONDS performance at JAPAN JAM 2025 (from May4th).

 

https://helloproject...nds/news/19597/

https://helloproject...tail/EPCE-7967/

 

New group pic + solo pics

 

Spoiler

[Solarbladepsy]

Yup, album is 2 discs, first one having the 12 songs the group put out already from the singles while the 2nd disc is the 7 new songs.

[tadase]

So happy Momohime is here! Isn't she still on hiatus right?

[Shinji]

Nice, i was waiting for this. Love the new costumes too.

[megumibex]

I don't want to be too negative and I'm sure the album will be great, but I really don't like when albums are like: CD1 = all the singles, CD2 = all the original songs. I think it's more interesting when they mix them together across the CDs. Like, you can think about why the management decided to put certain songs next to each other, and craft a narrative for the album. 

[ulises]

I don't want to be too negative and I'm sure the album will be great, but I really don't like when albums are like: CD1 = all the singles, CD2 = all the original songs. I think it's more interesting when they mix them together across the CDs. Like, you can think about why the management decided to put certain songs next to each other, and craft a narrative for the album. 

 

Thank to gods i'm not the only one that HATE that type of albums. First, you don't need to put all the old songs of the previous singles in the album (the magic of the b-sides is dead for H!P  ) and second, is stupid and aesthetically ugly put all the new songs together in a mini-album. If the new songs were 10 or more it wouldn't be a bad idea, but this is not the case.

[stereo]

I agree, i hate that kind of album (and never buy them). I wonder why they make this choice, and with only 6 or 7 new songs, it's enven more infuriating.

[Ducky Mioda]

 

I don't want to be too negative and I'm sure the album will be great, but I really don't like when albums are like: CD1 = all the singles, CD2 = all the original songs. I think it's more interesting when they mix them together across the CDs. Like, you can think about why the management decided to put certain songs next to each other, and craft a narrative for the album. 

 

Thank to gods i'm not the only one that HATE that type of albums. First, you don't need to put all the old songs of the previous singles in the album (the magic of the b-sides is dead for H!P  ) and second, is stupid and aesthetically ugly put all the new songs together in a mini-album. If the new songs were 10 or more it wouldn't be a bad idea, but this is not the case.

 

 

me too... like I don't always need an artist to pull the same thing Amuro Namie did with her 2015 _genic album (which didn't include any of the singles she'd released before it) as long as all the singles they've released before an album share similar-enough vibes but I'm less than willing to listen to an album if all the new songs on it are shoved onto a separate disc (at least I can still be willing to listen to an album like Koda Kumi's W Face where the lighter-sounding tracks are on one disc and the darker-sounding ones are on another  )

 

and btw if I were in charge of putting Beyoooonds 3rd together I would've been more selective with which material from the singles to include on them (i.e. I would've put Go City Go, Do Did Done, Aa Kimi ni Tensei, and Disco Carnival on the album while leaving out the rest) and then hired a selection of songwriters and producers who could write album cuts for Byonz that sound like they're cut from the same cloths as those songs (the likes of Nakata Yasutaka, q*Left + Hachioji-P, Michico + T.Kura, and Emyli come to mind for me  )

[Solarbladepsy]

At BEYOOOOONDS' opening day of their BEYOOOOOPERTTA tour/oporetta, they performed four new songs

 

- Jikou☆SHOWTIME (自己☆SHOWTIME)

- Koisuru Watashi wa Mujuuryoku (恋する私は無重力)

- That's LIFE!

- Kokoro no Hata (心の旗)

[megumibex]

Haha, I was worried I was the only one who didn't like it. 

 

If I was in charge, I would still include all the singles. But any that weren't the "heavy hitters" would go with the other rejects on CD2. CD1 would be the 7 original songs and 4-5 singles that best fit the albums vibe. I wouldn't mind having an extra CD of tracks they just wanna throw in for completionism, so long as the main CD still listens like a "normal" album, and the original tracks get centred more. 

 

When I buy albums like this, I sometimes rearrange the track lists myself when I put the mp3s on my computer. So if the rest of you want, I propose we all share our improved tracklists when the album is out. 

[Solarbladepsy]

Lim A

 

 

Lim B 

 

 

Reg

 

 

 

CD 2 Tracklist

 

1. Positive Program (ポジティブプログラム) (Lyrics by Nisihno Konnyaku, Composed by Hoshibe Shou, Arranged by Hirata Shouichiro)

2. Arigatou Beat (ありがとビート) (Lyrics and Composed by Aribobo, Arranged by Okubo Kaoru)

3. Yume no Sokkyougeki (夢の即興劇) (Lyrics by Yamazaki Aoi, Composed by Nakajima Takui, Arranged by Arahata Ryohei)

4. Jikou☆SHOW☆TIME (自己☆SHOW☆TIME) (Lyrics, Composed, and Arranged by Hoshibe Shou)

5. Koisuru Watashi wa Mujuuryoku (恋する私は無重力) (Lyrics, Composed, and Arranged by Hoshibe Shou)

6. That's LIFE (Lyrics and Composed by Hoshibe Shou, Arranged by Sumikama Tomohiro)

7. Kokoro no Hata (心の旗) (Lyrics and Composed by Hoshibe Shou, arranged by Kato Yususke)

[miyooooons]

The costumes and profile pics look so gorgeous I'm actually stunned!! They look so amazing~!