^ a b 'RIAJ: The Record No.I first héard of him viá print intérviews during the earIy 90s from Pete Nice and Bobbito Garcia as he was signed to Hoppoh Records alongside Kurious (Jorge).443 (September 1996) : Gold/Platinum Albums and Singles (July 1996)' (PDF) (in Japanese). Note: TV show reported that Spitz has sold 20,680,000 units records up until March 2013, based on the cumulative sales on the Oricon charts. SPITZ 30th ANNIVERSARY TOUR 'THIRTY30FIFTY50' (THE GREAT JAMBOREE 2014 “FESTIVARENA”日本武道館) The Great Jamboree 2014 'Festivarena' Nippon Budokan Spitz Jamboree Tour 2009 ~Sazanami OTR Custom at Saitama Super Arena~ Horo Hayabusa Junjo Sugoroku Live 2000-2003 Sora to Video Custom Video Clip Chronicle 1991-2001 (春の歌 / テクテク：Song of Spring/Walk Ploddingly) (メモリーズ / 放浪カモメはどこまでも：Memories/The Wandering Seagull Goes Everywhere) Indigo Chiheisen (インディゴ地平線：Indigo Horizon) Sora no Tobikata (空の飛び方：How to Fly in the Sky) (日なたの窓に憧れて：Longing For a Window on the Sunny Side)

Hoshi no Kakera (惑星のかけら：Piece of the Planet) Namae o Tsukete Yaru (名前をつけてやる：I'll Give You a Name) Label: Universal Music Japan (UPCH-9232).Label: Universal Music Japan (UPCH-9231)Ĭycle Hit 1997–2005: Spitz Complete Single Collection.Albums Studio albums YearĬycle Hit 1991–1997: Spitz Complete Single Collection Universal Music Group announced that the band had sold over 32 million units records as of August 2009. Throughout their career, Spitz has sold in excess of 20.8 million copies albums and singles by the end of 2013, based on cumulative sales counted by the Oricon charts. All chart positions are provided by the Japanese chart company Original Confidence, and music certifications are given by the Recording Industry Association of Japan. The discography of Japanese rock band Spitz consists of 16 studio albums, 3 extended plays, 6 compilations, 44 physical singles, and 1 digital single.

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