Thank You (album)

Thank You is an album released by Japanese pop duo Puffy AmiYumi in 2011.

The album contains tracks from singles 'R.G.W' and 'Happy Birthday'. It was released in both regular and limited editions, the latter which contains a listing of the most current line of Puffy's music videos, starting form 'Hajimari no Uta' (2005).

The title should not be confused with the song of the same name released in the album 'Nice' in 2003.

The tracks contain more songs written by both Ami and Yumi (Ami wrote six, while Yumi wrote four, and both wrote on one), several of which have featured as commercial / theme songs to certain shows.

The limited edition of the album comes in a gold-frame style slipcase that can be stood up on its own, and can fit a photograph of similar size.

None of the songs in the album are sung inn English, compared to the last release 'Bring it!', which contained numerous songs in English.

Release info
Release date: 09.03.2011

Chart ranking: TBA

Track listing
The following is featured in both the regular and limited edition's CD: The following music videos will only be available on the limited edition's DVD:

Additional Info

 * 'Jet Love' is the song coupling from the 'R.G.W. ' single, and the opening theme song to the Japanese variety theme show 'DON!'.
 * 'R.G.W.' was used in a Japanese Christmas-themed commercial for Toy Story 3 on Blu-Ray.
 * 'Wake Up, Make Up' features rappers Ani and Bose from Japanese hip-hop group Scha Dara Parr, and is a Puffy song that experiments with rap as such for the first time.
 * 'Haru no Uta' is performed by Linus of Hollywood and Roger Manning Jr. (member of Andy Sturmer's old band 'Jellyfish'), and is featured in a Meikoujyuuku commercial.
 * 'Koi no Yamaarashi' is another song form the 'R.G.W.' single, and is used as the opening theme to the Japanese variety theme show 'Sengoku na TV ~Nantonaku Rekishi ga Manaberu Eizou~'.
 * 'Ai no Odyssey' is featured as a song from Cartoon Tunes in Cartoon Network Japan.
 * 'Banzai!' is a song coupling form the 'Happy Birthday ' single and was used for a MOW ice-cream commercial.
 * 'Fish on' is used as a soundtrack song to the Japanese film 'Uchuu de Ichiban Wagamama na Hoshi'.
 * 'Yokubou' is used as the season theme song for the J-Sports Stadium 2011.
 * 'Happy Birthday' was used as the TV Tokyo 'Japan Countdown' opening theme song.