You Can't Catch Me (album)

You Can't Catch Me
Studio album by Maaya Sakamoto
Released January 12, 2011
Genre J-pop
Label Victor Entertainment
Maaya Sakamoto chronology
Everywhere
(2010)
You Can't Catch Me
(2011)
Singer Song Writer
(2013)
Singles from You Can't Catch Me
  1. "Down Town / Yasashisa ni Tsutsumareta Nara"
    Released: October 20, 2010

You Can't Catch Me is Maaya Sakamoto's seventh studio album.[1] Similar to its predecessor, the album is produced by various renowned composers. The first pressing came with a bonus CD featuring seven live tracks from her memorial concert "Gift" in Budokan on March 2010.[2] A PV version for the track "Himitsu" was also made to promote the album.[3]

Track listing

CD (VTCL-60209)
No. TitleLyricsMusic Length
1. "Eternal Return"  Maaya SakamotoAtsushi Suemitsu 4:14
2. "Himitsu (秘密 Secret)"  Maaya SakamotoJun Shibata
Zentaro Watanabe (arrangement)
4:33
3. "DOWN TOWN" (Soredemo Machi wa Mawatteiru opening theme)Ginji ItoTaro Yamashita
Takayuki Hattori (arrangement)
3:55
4. "Utsukushii Hito (美しい人 Beautiful Person)" (Kentoushi Fune Saigen Project theme song)Maaya SakamotoYoko Kanno 5:02
5. "Kimi no Sei (キミノセイ Your Fault)"  SuneohairSuneohair 5:12
6. "Zero to Ichi (ゼロとイチ Zero and One)"  Shintaro TokitaShintaro Tokita
Masahito Ishinari (arrangement)
4:42
7. "Mizuumi (みずうみ Lake)"  Maaya SakamotoKaori Kano 6:08
8. "Stand up, girls!"  Maaya SakamotoShōko Suzuki 3:49
9. "Mirai Chizu (ミライ地図 Map of the Future)"  Hidetoshi SakuraiHidetoshi Sakurai 4:50
10. "Moonlight (Mata wa "Kimi ga Nemuru Tame no Ongaku") (ムーンライト(または“きみが眠るための音楽” Moonlight (or "Music to Put You to Sleep))"  Maaya SakamotoYasuyuki Horigome
Keiichi Tomita (arrangement)
4:48
11. "Tegami (手紙 Letter)"  Maaya SakamotoKatsutoshi Kitagawa 2:19
12. "Topia (トピア)"  Maaya SakamotoKana Yabuki
Shin Kōno (arrangement)
5:05
Bonus CD (VTZL-22)
No. Title Length
1. "Everywhere ~opening~"    
2. "Gift"    
3. "Hemisphere (ヘミソフィア)"    
4. "0331 medley" (featuring Yoko Kanno)  
5. "I.D."    
6. "Magic Number" (featuring Shōko Suzuki)  
7. "Everywhere ~piano&vocals~"    

Charts

Chart Peak
position
Sales
Oricon Weekly Albums 1 39,861

References

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