Zekū

Studio album by Mucc

Released

September 3, 2003

Genre

Alternative metal, experimental rock, grunge

Length

50:14

Label

Danger Crue (JP)
Gan-Shin (EU)

Producer

Miya

Mucc chronology

Hōmura Uta
(2002)

Zekū
(2003)

Kuchiki no Tō
(2004)

Zekū (是空) is an album released by Mucc on September 3, 2003. The first press limited edition release included a DVD, different artwork, and a bonus one track CD. The European version, released on May 19, 2006, features two bonus tracks which were b-sides from previously released singles.^[1] The album reached number 17 on the Oricon chart.^[2]

Track listing

Disc one
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Shinsō" (心奏)		Miya	2:22
2.	"Bōzenjishitsu" (茫然自失)	Miya	Ishioka (石岡)	4:33
3.	"Ware, Arubeki Basho" (我、在ルベキ場所)	Miya	Miya	5:21
4.	"Shōgyō Shisōkyō Jidai Kōseikyoku (Heiseihan)" (商業思想狂時代考偲曲(平成版))	Miya	Miya	3:55
5.	"Hikanshugisha ga Warau" (悲観主義者が笑う)	Miya	Ishioka (石岡)	4:33
6.	"Shi Shite Katamari" (死して塊)	Tatsurou	福安悟介	4:09
7.	"Sōshin no Koe" (双心の声)	Tatsurou	Miya	5:04
8.	"1979"	Tatsurou	Satochi	3:13
9.	"Nagekidori to Dōkejin" (嘆き鳥と道化人)	Tatsurou	石神井	3:56
10.	"Kono Sen to Sora" (この線と空)	Miya	Miya	4:16
11.	"Kugatsu Mikka no Kokuin" (9月3日の刻印)	Miya	Miya	5:20
12.	"Ranchū" (蘭鋳)	Tatsurou	Miya	3:41
13.	"Hakanakutomo" (儚くとも) (European edition bonus track)			5:20
14.	"Ieji" (家路) (European edition bonus track)			5:19

Disc two (First press limited edition bonus disc)
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Aoki Haru" (青き春)	Miya	Miya	11:27

References

↑ "GANSHIN | mucc". Gan-shin.de. 2009-04-17. Retrieved 2011-11-07.
↑ www.oricon.co.jp ムックのアルバム売り上げランキング Retrieved May 16, 2011

Mucc

Tatsuro Miya Yukke Satochi Hiro Dean Hancho

Studio albums	Tsūzetsu Hōmura Uta Zekū Kuchiki no Tō Hōyoku 6 Gokusai Shion Kyūtai Karma Shangri-La The End of the World

EPs	Antique Aishū T.R.E.N.D.Y. -Paradise from 1997-

Live albums	Kuchiki no Tō Live at Roppongi Psychedelic Analysis

Compilation albums	Cover Parade Best of Mucc Worst of Mucc Coupling Best Coupling Worst Aishū no Antique

Singles	"Shōfu/Hai" "Aoban" "Akaban" "Fu wo Tataeru Uta" "Suisō" "Ware, Arubeki Basho" "Rojiura Boku to Kimi e" "Monokuro no Keshiki" "Kokoro no Nai Machi" "Ame no Orchestra" "Saishū Ressha" "Gerbera" "Ryūsei" "Utagoe" "Horizont" "Libra" "Flight" "Fuzz" "Ageha" "Sora to Ito" "Freesia" "Diorama" "Yakusoku" "Falling Down" "Akatsuki" "Arcadia" "Nirvana" "Mother" "Halo" "World's End" "Ender Ender" "Yue ni, Matenrou" "Brilliant World" "Heide" "Classic"

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