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Angela Aki MY KEYS 2006 in Budoukan
Angela Aki MY KEYS 2006 in Budoukan is the first live DVD released by Angela Aki. It includes footage from her December 26th, 2006 performance at the Budokan and behind-the-scenes footage as bonus video. The song "Sakurairo" had been composed especially for the occasion. The concert includes three covers: "We Are the Champions", "We Will Rock You" (both Queen covers) and "TRAIN-TRAIN", a cover of THE BLUE HEARTS.
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Angela Aki MY KEYS 2006 in Budoukan is the first live DVD released by Angela Aki. It includes footage from her December 26th, 2006 performance at the Budokan and behind-the-scenes footage as bonus video. The song "Sakurairo" had been composed especially for the occasion. The concert includes three covers: "We Are the Champions", "We Will Rock You" (both Queen covers) and "TRAIN-TRAIN", a cover of THE BLUE HEARTS.
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Epic Records Japan
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