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The only deduction comes from the lack of bonus tracks or additional material beyond the singles, which some fans might find a bit underwhelming. However, the high-quality audio and comprehensive nature of the collection more than make up for this.
: Spanning from the debut "Good-bye My Loneliness" to the 2009 release "Sunao ni Ienakute". 6 CDs + Bonus Disc ZARD - ZARD SINGLE COLLECTION20th ANNIVERSARY -FLAC
Between 1991 and 2011, ZARD released 42 singles. The SINGLE COLLECTION 20th ANNIVERSARY does not simply gather these tracks; it curates them. Spanning 3 CDs (and sometimes a DVD in limited editions), the collection includes everything from the debut Good-bye My Loneliness to the posthumous Jounetsu no Uso . The only deduction comes from the lack of
: A highlight for collectors, this disc includes rare collaborations such as "Hateshinai Yume wo" (with ZYYG, REV, and WANDS) and ZARD’s contribution to Tak Matsumoto’s "Ihoujin". 6 CDs + Bonus Disc Between 1991 and