'Tojita Hikari' ( й–‰гЃгЃџе…‰ 'Switched-off Light') ' EDP (Tonde Hi ni Iru Natsu no Kimi)' ( г‚¤гѓјгѓ‡г‚Јгѓјгѓ”гѓјпЅћйЈ›г‚“гЃ§зЃ«гЃ«гЃ„г‚‹е¤ЏгЃ®еђ›пЅћ ДЄ DД« PД«, 'Summer You in the Dancing Fire') Track listing ДЄll tracks are written by Yojiro Noda. The song ' Saidai KЕЌyakusЕ«' received a gold digital certification in March 2009, for the song being downloaded to cellphones more than 100,000 times since its release in February 2006. Furthermore, the album has been certified as a platinum album, having more than 250,000 copies shipped to stores across Japan. While the first weeks sales of the album only totalled 14,000, the current total has reached 189,000 copies. In total, the album has spent 161 weeks on the top 300 albums chart as of March 2011. The album began regularly appearing on the album's chart again in January 2009, until the end of June 2009, after which it has sporadically recharted. However, the album consistently charted in the top 300 album chart for every week for the rest of 2006, until the end of September 2008. The album debuted at number 13 on Oricon's albums chart, falling out of the top 30 by the next week. The band made their major debut in November 2005 with the single ' NijЕ«goko-me no Senshokutai,' followed by ' EDP (Tonde Hi ni Iru Natsu no Kimi)' in January 2006, a month before the album's release.ДЄfter the album's release, the song 'Otogi' received a music video, directed by Daisuke Shimada. The first single from the album was 'Hexun' in May 2005, released while the band was still independent. Of the songs on the album, six are sung completely in Japanese, two primarily in Japanese with English phrases, and four primarily in English with Japanese phrases.

The acronym EDP has no particular meaning. The album-preceding single, ' EDP (Tonde Hi ni Iru Natsu no Kimi),' was created with the concept of the band making an incomprehensible song. The band's debut major label single, ' NijЕ«goko-me no Senshokutai,' was an attempt by Noda to 'express the world of music,' and found it hard to fill the song with rhythm or space. Noda felt like the most important aspect of the album was lyrics. The members believed such a technique helped the members understand the 'feeling' of the band. Another new aspect in recording the band tried with Radwimps 3 was for all members to record simultaneously, as opposed to having each instrument recorded separately. Radwimps 3 was finished being recorded in December 2005. Bassist Yusuke Takeda noted how their previous technique made album producing feel like work, and that it made the process dull. This technique was different to what the band did for their first two albums, which were collections of recordings accumulated until the band had enough material for an album. Vocalist Yojiro Noda felt the separated recording sessions made the process much more fresh, and that he could put power into every song they recorded. The band continued to record until September 2005, as the members still had high school to attend in October. Radwimps 3 was recorded in three different recording sessions, with the first in Summer 2005.

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