Last Live-Sharin no Jiku-at Nippon Budokan / Galileo Galilei DVD Disc containing the last live performance of the band, held at Nippon Budokan on Tuesday, October 11th, 2016. The DVD's release date was January 25th, 2017. Tracklisting: 1 KURAIMA クライマー 2 KOI NO JUMYOU 恋の寿命 3 ARASHI NO ATTO DE 嵐のあとで 4 CIRCLE GAME サークルゲーム 5 ASHITA HE 明日へ 6 SAYONARA FRONTIER さよならフロンティア 7 AOI SHIORI 青い栞 8 BOKU KARA KIMI HE 僕から君へ 9 YOTSUBA SAGASHI NO TABIBITO 四ツ葉さがしの旅人 10 NATSU SORA 夏空 11 HAMANASU NO HANA ハマナスの花 12 KANSEITOU 管制塔 13 TORI TO TORI 鳥と鳥 14 ROUJIN TO UMI 老人と海 15 HOSHI WO OTOSU 星を落とす 16 BIRTHDAY Birthday 17 IMAGINARY FRIENDS Imaginary Friends 18 SEA AND THE DARKNESS 2 (TOTALLY BLACK) Sea and The Darkness II (Totally Black) 19 HELLO GUBBY ハローグッバイ 20 SHARIN NO JIKU 車輪の軸
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