Hydrangea ga Saiteiru – First Album

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Trivia

• Even though the album’s official name is “Hydrangea ga Saiteiru,” the English translation of the name, “A Hydrangea Blooms,” appears on the album’s covers.
• Hydrangea ga Saiteiru is the second Stereopony CD to have an all-English title on its covers. Stereopony’s third single I do it was the first. Stereopony’s first tour DVD 1st Tour A hydrangea blooms 2009, seventh single OVER DRIVE, and second album OVER THE BORDER also share this trait.
• There are two different video clips for “Seishun ni, Sono Namida Hitsuyou da!” The first video clip is available in the limited edition version of the album Hydrangea ga Saiteiru and the second video clip is available in the limited edition version of the single Tsukiakari no Michishirube.
• In the album version of “Seishun ni, Sono Namida Hitsuyou da!” AIMI yells out “Yeah!” at the end of the song. She does not do this in either of the video clips.
• Hydrangea ga Saiteiru contains four music videos in its Limited Edition DVD, the most out of any Stereopony CD.
• Returning songs include the following single A-side tracks: “I do it,” “Namida no Mukou,” and “Hitohira no Hanabira”.
• There are no single B-side tracks in this album.
• “Seishun ni, Sono Namida Hitsuyou da!” was used for the Lipfest ’09″ commercial.
• “effective line” is the shortest Stereopony song.
• “Sweet Blue” and “Hitohira no Hanabira” are the oldest known album songs since demo versions of both songs were included in a Stereopony demo CD and two Stereopony promotional CD’s.