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DEEN The Best DX II - Basic To Respect - by DEEN is a greatest hits compilation album featuring a curated selection of songs from the long-running Japanese pop-rock band. Known for their melodic style and contributions to anime and J-pop music, DEEN delivers a collection that reflects both their classic hits and enduring appeal.
The second installment of the all-songs newly re-recorded best album with original arrangements commemorating the 30th anniversary, released in 2023. Keeping the original arrangements as they are, this is the ultimate best album updated to DEEN's current performance. A long-awaited sequel to the hit album whose Music Video for "Kono Mama Kimi dake o Ubaisaritai," included in the first installment, recorded over 35 million views. This time's tracks are all hit singles with tie-ins. All of DEEN's singles released in the 20th century, from the 90s to 2000, are covered in this two-part work. Furthermore, the new song "Happy Smile," which is a hot topic with the artist's own commercials airing heavily, is recorded as a sound source for the first time. This song was also performed at the sold-out Nippon Budokan concert held this April, and was one for which fan requests to release it as a recording flooded in.
The Limited Edition comes with a bonus Blu-ray containing a CLIP collection and other content planned for inclusion.
DEEN is a Japanese pop-rock band, known for their melodic songs, emotional vocals, and contributions to anime music and mainstream J-pop.
The album features pop, rock, and ballad tracks, focusing on melody and vocal performance.
“DX II” refers to a deluxe continuation of their best-of series, typically indicating an expanded or second major compilation.
It is ideal for fans of DEEN, J-pop listeners, and collectors of compilation albums.
Yes. It is a great gift for fans of Japanese music, especially those who enjoy classic J-pop and rock.
Yes. As a deluxe compilation from a well-known band, it is considered collectible among fans.