Luna Sea discography

Luna Sea discography
Luna Sea in Singapore in 2013.
Studio albums	10
Live albums	3
Compilation albums	10
Video albums	34
Singles	21
Tribute albums	1
Remix	10
Self cover albums	3
Demos	3
Various artists compilations	5

The discography of the Japanese rock band Luna Sea consists of 10 studio albums, 3 live albums, 3 self cover albums, 10 compilations (including 3 box sets), 10 instrumental remix albums, 21 singles, and 34 home videos.

The band was founded in 1986 by bassist J and rhythm guitarist Inoran, when they were in high school. In 1989 they were joined by lead guitarist and violinist Sugizo, drummer Shinya and vocalist Ryuichi, a lineup that has remained the same. Originally called Lunacy, the band changed their name to Luna Sea upon their first album release in 1991.

Due to their early use of make-up and costumes and their widespread popularity, Luna Sea are considered one of the most successful and influential bands in the visual kei movement. Throughout the mid '90s they used significantly less make-up, and after a one-year break in 1998, came back with a more mainstream alternative rock style and toned down their on-stage attire. When they disbanded in 2000, they left a big mark on the Japanese rock scene. In 2003, HMV Japan ranked Luna Sea at number 90 on their list of the 100 most important Japanese pop acts.^[1] Luna Sea have sold over 10 million certified records in Japan.

Luna Sea achieved their breakthrough success with a sold-out tour in 1991, which helped them get a contract with MCA Victor, and with the release of their second album Image (1992), which peaked at number 9 on the Oricon chart. Following critically acclaimed albums Eden in 1993 (No. 5), Mother in 1994 (No. 2) and Style in 1996 (No. 1), the band switched to Universal in 1998 and released their best-selling studio album, the number one Shine. In late 2000, after their seventh studio album Lunacy (No. 3), Luna Sea disbanded. In 2007 and 2008 they reunited for one-date shows, and in 2010 officially restarted activities. Their first new studio album in thirteen years, A Will (No.3), was released in 2013. Their ninth album, Luv (No. 4), followed four years later in 2017. At the end of 2019, Cross peaked at number 3 on the Oricon, but became their first to top Billboard Japan.

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Albums

Studio albums

Year	Title (information)	Peak Position			Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
Year	Title (information)	Oricon^[2]^[3]	Billboard Japan	TWN	Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
1991	Luna Sea Released: April 21, 1991 Label: Extasy	－	－	－	30,000+^[4]	－
1992	Image Released: May 21, 1992 Label: MCA Victor	9	－	－	400,000	Platinum^[5]
1993	Eden Released: April 21, 1993 Label: MCA Victor	5	－	－	400,000	Platinum^[5]
1994	Mother Released: October 26, 1994 Label: MCA Victor	2	－	－	712,000	Platinum^[5]
1996	Style Released: April 22, 1996 Label: MCA Victor	1	－	－	724,000	Platinum^[5]
1998	Shine Released: July 23, 1998 Label: Universal	1	－	－	1,125,000	Million^[5]
2000	Lunacy Released: July 12, 2000 Label: Universal	3	－	－	284,000	－
2013	A Will Released: December 11, 2013 Label: Universal	3	3^[6]	－	－	－
2017	Luv Released: December 20, 2017 Label: Universal	4	4^[7]	－	－	－
2019	Cross Released: December 18, 2019 Label: Universal	3	1^[8]	1^[9]	－	－

Self cover albums

Year	Title (information)	Peak Position		Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
Year	Title (information)	Oricon^[3]	Billboard Japan	Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
2011	Luna Sea Released: March 16, 2011 Label: HPQ/Avex	6	7^[10]	35,000	－
2023	Mother Released: November 29, 2023 Label: Avex Trax	4	5^[11]	15,293	－
2023	Style Released: November 29, 2023 Label: Avex Trax	6	6^[11]	14,942	－

Live albums

Year	Title (information)	Oricon		Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
Year	Title (information)	Weekly^[2]^[3]	Yearly	Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
1999	Never Sold Out Released: May 29, 1999 Label: Universal	5	80	288,000	Gold^[5]
2011	Luna Sea 3D in Los Angeles Released: December 4, 2010 Label: HPQ/Avex	15	－	6,000	－
2014	Never Sold Out 2 Released: May 28, 2014 Label: Universal	14	－	－	－

Compilation albums

Year	Title (information)	Oricon		Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
Year	Title (information)	Weekly^[2]^[3]	Yearly	Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
1997	Singles Released: December 17, 1997 Label: Universal	1	20	1,236,000	Triple Platinum^[5]
2000	Period -the Best Selection- Released: December 23, 2000 Label: Universal	1	53 (2001)	400,000	Platinum^[5]
2002	Another Side of Singles II Released: March 6, 2002 Label: Universal	30	－	17,000	－
2003	Complete Single Box Released: December 23, 2003 Label: Universal	－	－	－	－
2004	Complete Album Box Released: May 29, 2004 Label: Universal	212	－	－	－
2005	Slow Released: March 23, 2005 Label: Universal	63	－	8,000	－
2008	Complete Best Released: March 26, 2008 Label: Universal	11	－	20,000	－
2011	Premium Box Released: March 16, 2011 Label: Avex Trax	－	－	－	－
2013	Complete Best -Asia Limited Edition- Released: March 27, 2013 Label: Avex Trax	47	－	－	－
2014	25th Anniversary Ultimate Best -The One- Released: May 28, 2014 Label: Universal	17	－	－	－

Tribute album

Year	Title (information)	Oricon		Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
Year	Title (information)	Weekly	Yearly	Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)
2007	Luna Sea Memorial Cover Album -Re:birth- Released: December 19, 2007 Label: Avex Trax	33^[12]	－	－	－

Remix albums

Title	Release date	Label
Symphonic Luna Sea	June 22, 1994	Victor
Symphonic Luna Sea II	September 21, 1995	Victor
Guitar Solo Instruments 1	December 19, 2001	Universal
Guitar Solo Instruments 2	December 19, 2001	Universal
Piano Solo Instruments 1	December 19, 2001	Universal
Piano Solo Instruments 2	December 19, 2001	Universal
Piano Solo Instruments 3	December 19, 2001	Universal
Piano Solo Instruments 4	December 19, 2001	Universal
Symphonic Luna Sea -Reboot-	November 26, 2014	Nippon Columbia
Piano Anthology ~Melody of Luna Sea~	August 31, 2016	Being Inc.

Singles

Year	Title (information)	Oricon		Billboard Japan Hot 100	Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)	Album
Year	Title (information)	Weekly^[13]^[14]	Yearly	Billboard Japan Hot 100	Sales (Japan)	RIAJ certification (sales thresholds)	Album
1993	"Believe" Release: February 24, 1993 Label: MCA Victor	11	—	—	200,000	Gold^[5]	Eden
1993	"In My Dream (With Shiver)" Release: July 21, 1993 Label: MCA Victor	9	—	—	102,920	—	Eden
1994	"Rosier" Release: July 21, 1994 Label: MCA Victor	3	80	—	400,000	Platinum^[5]	Mother
1994	"True Blue" Release: September 21, 1994 Label: MCA Victor	1	65	—	420,490	Platinum^[5]
1995	"Mother" Release: February 22, 1995 Label: MCA Victor	5	—	—	243,290	—
1995	"Desire" Release: November 13, 1995 Label: MCA Victor	1	—	—	588,370	—	Style
1996	"End of Sorrow" Release: March 25, 1996 Label: MCA Victor	1	70	—	419,360	Platinum^[5]
1996	"In Silence" Release: July 15, 1996 Label: MCA Victor	2	—	—	285,510	Gold^[5]
1998	"Storm" Release: April 15, 1998 Label: Universal	1	29	—	720,370	Platinum^[5]	Shine
	"Shine" Release: June 3, 1998 Label: Universal	1	59	—	415,820	Platinum^[5]
	"I for You" Release: July 1, 1998 Label: Universal	2	49	—	481,390	Platinum^[5]
2000	"Gravity" Release: March 29, 2000 Label: Universal	1	—	—	282,720	Gold^[5]	Lunacy
	"Tonight" Release: May 17, 2000 Label: Universal	4	—	—	211,460	—	Lunacy
	"Love Song" Release: November 8, 2000 Label: Universal	4	—	—	178,980	—
2012	"The One -Crash to Create-" Release: March 21, 2012 Label: HPQ/Avex	5	—	23^[15]	30,000	—
2012	"The End of the Dream/Rouge" Release: December 12, 2012 Label: Universal	6	—	7^[16]	22,500	—	A Will
2013	"Thoughts" Release: August 28, 2013 Label: Universal	7	—	14^[17]	16,682	—
2013	"Ran" (乱, alternately "Run") Release: November 13, 2013 Label: Universal	17	—	24^[18]	—	—
2016	"Limit" Release: June 22, 2016 Label: Universal	14	—	19^[19]	—	—	Luv
2019	"Sora no Uta ~Higher and Higher~/Hisōbi" (宇宙の詩～Higher and Higher～/悲壮美) Release: May 29, 2019 Label: Universal	7	—	20^[20]	14,754^[21]	—	Cross
2020	"The Beyond" Release: April 29, 2020 (limited) Label: Universal	1^[22]	—	—	6,000^[23]	—	Cross

Various artists compilations

Title	Song	Release date	Label
Nuclear Fusion Tour	"Precious"	March 10, 1991	Extasy^[24]
Mulan	"Breathe (Special Version)"	June 2, 1998	Walt Disney
Tribute Spirits	"Scanner"	May 1, 1999	Pony Canyon
The World Is Not Enough	"Sweetest Coma Again"	January 19, 2000	Radioactive/MCA
Another Heaven Complex - Score	"Gravity on the Edge of the World"	April 28, 2000	Universal^[25]

Videos

Title	VHS release date	LD release date	DVD release date	Blu-ray release date	Label	Oricon DVD ^[26]^[27]	Oricon Blu-ray ^[28]
Image or Real	July 22, 1992	July 22, 1992	May 29, 2002	－	MCA Victor, Universal	46	－
Sin After Sin	December 16, 1993	December 16, 1991	May 22, 2002	－	MCA Victor, Universal	50	－
Eclipse I	May 24, 1995	May 24, 1995	－	－	MCA Victor	－	－
Lunatic Tokyo 1995.12.23 Tokyo Dome	July 15, 1996	July 15, 1996	May 30, 2002	－	MCA Victor, Universal	39	－
Rew	May 21, 1997	May 21, 1997	May 29, 2002	－	MCA Victor, Universal	44	－
10th Anniversary Gig [Never Sold Out] Capacity ∞ Live!	September 29, 1999	－	May 30, 2010	－	Universal	19	－
10th Anniversary Gig [Never Sold Out] Capacity ∞ Document!	September 29, 1999	－	－	－	Universal	－	－
Slave Gentei Gig 2000 (SLAVE限定GIG 2000)	－	August 2000 (fan club-exclusive)	August 2000 (fan club-exclusive)	－	Universal	－	－
The Final Act Tokyo Dome	－	－	May 29, 2001	－	Universal	5	－
Eclipse II	November 28, 2001	－	－	－	Universal	－	－
Eclipse I+II	－	－	November 28, 2001	－	Universal	11	－
Mafuyu no Yagai (真冬の野外)	－	－	May 29, 2003	－	Universal	10	－
Manatsu no Yagai (真夏の野外)	－	－	May 29, 2003	－	Universal	13	－
God Bless You ~One Night Dejavu~ Tokyo Dome 2007.12.24	－	－	March 26, 2008	December 24, 2008	Avex Trax	3	－
Mafuyu no Yagai & Manatsu no Yagai (真冬の野外&真夏の野外)	－	－	May 30, 2010	－	Universal	90	－
First Asian Tour 1999 in Hong Kong	－	－	December 15, 2010	－	Universal	36	－
Concert Tour 2000 Brand New Chaos Act II in Taipei	－	－	December 15, 2010	－	Universal	32	－
Luna Sea A Documentary Film of 20th Anniversary World Tour Reboot -to the New Moon-	－	－	March 30, 2011	－	Avex Trax	10	－
Luna Sea 20th Anniversary World Tour Reboot -to the New Moon- 24th December, 2010 at Tokyo Dome	－	－	March 30, 2011	March 30, 2011	Avex Trax	8	－
Lunacy Kurofuku Gentei Gig ~the Holy Night~ (LUNACY 黒服限定GIG 〜the Holy Night〜)	－	－	March 30, 2011	March 30, 2011	Avex Trax	9	－
God Bless You Document Ichiya Kagiri no Fukkatsu Live Luna Sea Chinmoku no 7 Nen wo Koete (GOD BLESS YOU DOCUMENT 一夜限りの復活ライブ LUNA SEA沈黙の7年を超えて)	－	－	October 19, 2011	June 20, 2012	Avex Trax	13	85
Luna Sea 3D in Los Angeles	－	－	February 22, 2012	February 22, 2012	Avex Trax	67	48
Luna Sea For Japan A Promise to the Brave	－	－	March 28, 2012	March 28, 2012	Avex Trax	24	12
Luna Sea Concert Tour 2000 Brand New Chaos ~20000803 Osaka-jō Hall~ (LUNA SEA CONCERT TOUR 2000 BRAND NEW CHAOS 〜20000803 大阪城ホール〜)	－	－	December 19, 2012	－	Avex Trax	62	－
The End of the Dream -Prologue-	－	－	March 27, 2013	March 27, 2013	Avex Trax	77	51
The End of the Dream Zepp Tour 2012 "Kourin" (LUNA SEA The End of the Dream ZEPP TOUR 2012 「降臨」)	－	－	March 27, 2013	March 27, 2013	Avex Trax	26	45
Luna Sea Live Tour 2012-2013 The End of the Dream at Nippon Budokan (LUNA SEA LIVE TOUR 2012-2013 The End of the Dream at 日本武道館)	－	－	May 29, 2013	June 26, 2013	Universal	10	41
Slave Gentei Gig 2013 Ryōgoku Kokugikan 2013.2.17 (SLAVE限定GIG 2013 両国国技館 2013.2.17)	－	－	May 2, 2014 (fan club-exclusive)	－	Universal	－	－
Live on A Will	－	－	June 24, 2015	July 22, 2015	Universal	11	64
Luna Sea The Anniversary 2018 The Luv -World Left Behind- Final 5.29 Nippon Budokan (LUNA SEA The Anniversary 2018 The LUV -World left behind- FINAL 5.29 日本武道館)	－	－	February 27, 2019 (fan club-exclusive)	February 27, 2019 (fan club-exclusive)	Universal	－	－
Luna Sea Lunatic X'mas 2018 -Introduction to the 30th Anniversary- 12.22 Image or Real 12.23 Search for My Eden at Saitama Super Arena	－	－	December 23, 2020 (fan club-exclusive)	December 23, 2020 (fan club-exclusive)	Universal	－	－
Reload 2021.3.28 Saitama Super Arena	－	－	－	January 8, 2022 (venue-exclusive)	Universal	－	－
Fukkatsu Matsuri -A New Voice- Nippon Budokan 2022.8.26 Day 1 [Silky Voice] (復活祭 -A NEW VOICE- 日本武道館 2022.8.26 Day1 [Silky Voice])	－	－	－	March 14, 2023	Universal	－	16
Fukkatsu Matsuri -A New Voice- Nippon Budokan 2022.8.27 Day 2 [Naked Voice] (復活祭 -A NEW VOICE- 日本武道館 2022.8.27 Day2 [Naked Voice])	－	－	－	March 14, 2023	Universal	－	18

Demos

Title	Release date	Notes
"Lunacy"	August 9, 1989	Songs: "Kill Me", "Sexual Parvarsion" and "Nightmare". Track 2 was reworked and retitled "Time is Dead" for their debut album, Luna Sea.
"Shade"	December 8, 1989, March 16, 2011	Songs: "Shade", "Search for Reason" and "Suspicious". Track 1 was re-recorded for their first album, and track 2 for their second, Image. The whole demo was re-released in the premium edition of the self cover of their debut album.
"Lastly"	June 10, 1990	Composed only of the title track, which was re-recorded for their 1993 album Eden.

Other

Aionism – Aion (October 8, 1991)

Luna Sea members provide backing vocals on several songs.

Unrivaled is Extasy ~ Extasy Summit '91 at Nippon Budokan (February 21, 1992)

Live recordings of a 1991 Extasy Summit, held by Extasy Records. Also features Tokyo Yankees, Virus, X Japan and several others.

Minna ga Mumei-Datta, Dakedo... Muteki-Datta ~ Extasy Summit 1992, May 10, 1993, Extasy

Live recordings of the October 31, 1992 Extasy Summit, held by Extasy Records. Also features Deep, Media Youth, The Zolge, Tokyo Yankees, Screaming Mad George and Psychosis, Gilles de Rais, Zi:Kill and several others.

"Rosier (Live Version)" (1994)

Won through a magazine contest.

"Promise" (April 9, 2011)

A digital download song recorded and released specifically for the proceeds to be donated for recovery and relief from the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.^[29] Later included on the 2014 compilation album 25th Anniversary Ultimate Best -The One-.

"Holy Knight" (December 23, 2016)

Limited Christmas song CD sold only at The Holy Night -Beyond the Limit- concerts at Saitama Super Arena on December 23 and 24, 2016.^[30]

"Beyond the Time ~Moebius no Sora o Koete~" (BEYOND THE TIME ～メビウスの宇宙を超えて～, "Beyond the Time (Over the Moebius Skies)", September 6, 2019)

Cover of the TM Network song for use as the third opening theme of the 2019 Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin - Advent of the Red Comet anime.^[31] Released digitally on September 6, 2019,^[32] it peaked at number 79 on the Japan Hot 100,^[33] but reached number 15 on the Hot Animation chart, which tracks anime and video game music.^[34] The song was later included in the limited edition B version of their album Cross.^[35]

"Make a Vow" (April 28, 2020)

A song created remotely within two weeks as an answer to the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan. Released digitally for free alongside a music video also created remotely, although fan club members received the song earlier.^[36]^[37]

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v t e Luna Sea
J Inoran Sugizo Shinya Ryuichi
Studio albums	Luna Sea Image Eden Mother Style Shine Lunacy A Will Luv Cross
Compilation albums	Singles / Another Side of Singles Period -the Best Selection- Another Side of Singles II 25th Anniversary Ultimate Best -The One-
Other albums	Never Sold Out Luna Sea Memorial Cover Album -Re:birth- Luna Sea (2011) Luna Sea 3D in Los Angeles Never Sold Out 2
Singles	"Believe" "In My Dream (With Shiver)" "Rosier" "True Blue" "Mother" "Desire" "End of Sorrow" "In Silence" "Storm" "Shine" "I for You" "Gravity" "Tonight" "Love Song" "The One: Crash to Create" "The End of the Dream/Rouge" "Thoughts" "Ran" "Limit" "Sora no Uta ~Higher and Higher~/Hisōbi" "The Beyond"
Other songs	"Promise" "Beyond the Time ~Moebius no Sora o Koete~"
Videos	Luna Sea 3D in Los Angeles
Tours and concerts	20th Anniversary World Tour Reboot
Related articles	Discography Tourbillon Fake? X Japan S.K.I.N.
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