Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "AAA 10th Anniversary Best is the tenth compilation album/studio album by Japanese music group AAA, released on September 16, 2015 alongside their eighth single of 2015 "Aishiteru no ni, Aisenai". The album is divided into three separate CDs, where CD 1 and CD 2 incorporate select hit songs from AAA since their debut in 2005 until 2014 [the compilation album side], whilst CD 3 repackages all of AAA's singles released in 2015 in addition to two newly released songs from the album, "Distance" and "Story" [the studio album side].Soon after release the album rose to the top of Oricon's daily album rankings, also claiming the top spot on the proceeding 28 September 2015 weekly Oricon Albums Chart.The album was released in light of commemorating AAA's tenth anniversary (since their musical debut in September 2005). During the first seven months of 2015, AAA released a single per month from January to July, which respectively became the first seven tracks of CD 3."@en }
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- AAA_10th_Anniversary_Best abstract "AAA 10th Anniversary Best is the tenth compilation album/studio album by Japanese music group AAA, released on September 16, 2015 alongside their eighth single of 2015 "Aishiteru no ni, Aisenai". The album is divided into three separate CDs, where CD 1 and CD 2 incorporate select hit songs from AAA since their debut in 2005 until 2014 [the compilation album side], whilst CD 3 repackages all of AAA's singles released in 2015 in addition to two newly released songs from the album, "Distance" and "Story" [the studio album side].Soon after release the album rose to the top of Oricon's daily album rankings, also claiming the top spot on the proceeding 28 September 2015 weekly Oricon Albums Chart.The album was released in light of commemorating AAA's tenth anniversary (since their musical debut in September 2005). During the first seven months of 2015, AAA released a single per month from January to July, which respectively became the first seven tracks of CD 3.".