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Contents Introduction [Regular Edition B] The band kicked off their first-ever hall tour, released a collaboration album, and held a 4-day Kyoto Daisakusen festival to celebrate its 15th anniversary. The final performance of the tour, which is named after their 25th anniversary, will be a solo show at Taiyogaoka, the venue for Kyoto Daisakusen. And... With a full collaboration with the movie "THE FIRST SLAM DUNK," information will continue to pour in for the remaining days of their 25th anniversary year! The boys who picked up instruments, inspired by countless bands, eventually established their own outdoor rock festival, "Kyoto Daisakusen," in their hometown of Kyoto, and continue to evolve even now, 25 years later. They have become a rare presence loved not only by their peers, seniors and juniors in the rock scene, but also by the scene itself. Along with the accumulation of their musical lives, they have experienced many encounters and partings, and their inner thoughts continue to explore without stopping. Constantly questioning their existence as a band and as individuals, they have finally completed an album of determination and resolve that embodies the essence of 10-FEET! [Regular Edition B (2CD)] CD [Disc 1] Includes "Dai Zero-kan," the ending theme song for the highly anticipated film "THE FIRST SLAM DUNK," which will be released on December 3rd (Sat), as well as "Hello Fixer," "Like Sierra," "Ao" (opening theme for TV Tokyo drama 24 "Byplayers ~100 Days in the Forest of Supporting Actors~"), "aRIVAL" (theme song for "THE MATCH 2022"), and more. [Disc 2] Includes all 5 original 10-FEET songs (4 of which are instrumental) written by TAKUMA that make up the film's soundtrack for "THE FIRST SLAM DUNK." Bonus included only in the first press: Serial code for "10-FEET "Collins" TOUR 2023 FINAL SERIES 'Fastest CD Enclosed Advance Ticket (Lottery)'" Media reviews and more Inspired by countless bands, these boys picked up instruments and eventually founded their own outdoor rock festival, "Kyoto Daisakusen," in their hometown of Kyoto. Now, 25 years later, they continue to evolve. They have become a rare presence, loved not only by their peers, seniors, and juniors in the rock scene, but also by the scene itself. Throughout their musical journey, they have experienced countless encounters and partings, and their inner passion continues to explore without stopping. Constantly questioning their identity as a band and as individuals, they have finally completed an album that embodies the essence of 10-FEET, a declaration of their determination and resolve! (C)RS