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"Killer Street" is the twelfth studio album by the Japanese rock band Southern All Stars, released in 2005. The double album marked the band's return to releasing a full-length album of original material following a nine-year hiatus that began after their 1996 album "Young Love." Spanning two discs, the record consists of pop-rock compositions written by the band's frontman, Keisuke Kuwata. The album was a significant commercial release in Japan, reflecting the band's long-established presence in the Japanese music industry.
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Killer Street ranks #68 of 114 in the J Pop Album ranking, behind THE BOOK 2, ahead of Niche Syndrome.
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What is "Killer Street"?
"Killer Street" is the twelfth studio album by the Japanese rock band Southern All Stars. It was released in 2005 as a double album. The record marked a highly anticipated return for the legendary band.
When was "Killer Street" released?
The album was released in 2005. It marked the band's return to releasing a full-length album of original material following a nine-year hiatus. This long gap increased the massive hype surrounding the album's release in Japan.
What was Southern All Stars' last album before "Killer Street"?
Prior to "Killer Street," the band's last full-length album of original material was "Young Love," which was released in 1996. The nine-year hiatus between these two albums left fans eagerly awaiting new music. "Killer Street" successfully broke this extended recording silence.
Is "Killer Street" a single or double album?
"Killer Street" was released as a double album, meaning it contains two discs of music. This allowed the band to include a wide variety of tracks and styles. The extensive tracklist showcased Southern All Stars' diverse musical range upon their return in 2005.
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