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35xxxv (read as thirty five or Sātīfaibu) is the seventh studio album by the Japanese band One OK Rock. It was released on February 11, 2015.[4] This is their first album recorded abroad, primarily in the US. The song "Mighty Long Fall" was the theme song of the 2014 sequel film Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno,[5] while "Heartache" was used for the third film, Rurouni Kenshin: The Legend Ends.[6] "Mighty Long Fall" peaked at #2 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 and stayed for 17 weeks.[7]

35xxxv

Studio album by

One Ok Rock

Released

February 11, 2015

Studio

17 Hertz Studio
Foxy Studios
Alchemy Studios
WeVolve Music
The Ranch
Box Canyon
Castle View Studios

Genre

Alternative rock
post-hardcore

Length

45:57

Language

Japanese
English

Label

A-Sketch

Producer

John Feldmann
Colin Brittain
Arnold Lanni
Jordan Schmidt
Akkin
Jude Cole
One Ok Rock

One Ok Rock chronology

Jinsei×Boku=
(2013)

35xxxv
(2015)

35xxxv (deluxe edition)
(2015)

Singles from 35xxxv

"Mighty Long Fall/Decision"
Released: July 30, 2014
"Cry Out"
Released: February 11, 2015

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Metal.de	6/10[1]
Alternative Press Japan	[2]
IZM	[3]

The limited version of pre-order album bundled with a DVD of the acoustic performance of the band for the songs "Mighty Long Fall" and "Decision" sold out immediately before the end of 2014.

On February 28, 2015, the album peaked at #11 on Billboard Heatseekers Albums.[8] This chart is for new and upcoming musicians, which is usually a stepping stone towards Billboard 200 or Billboard Hot 100. On the same week, it peaked at #43 on Billboard Independent Albums.[9] Then it peaked at #23 on the Billboard Hard Rock Albums Chart[10] and reached #1 on the Billboard World Albums Chart.[11]

An international version of the album was released in the United States on Warner Bros. Records on September 25, 2015 with two U.S. exclusive bonus tracks.[12]

Background and development

The band started recording the album in January 2014 in Los Angeles, US. They did it during their premiere tour in Los Angeles and New York. They worked with John Feldmann and Chris Lord-Alge. On January 12, 2014 their album producer John Feldmann tweeted that One Ok Rock had already started recording their new album. The album's title, "35xxxv", came from number "35" which was considered as the band's lucky number as they kept seeing the number during their recording process in the United States.[13][14]

Their first single from the forthcoming album, "Mighty Long Fall", is the theme song for the movie sequel of Rurouni Kenshin. One Ok Rock released new single "Mighty Long Fall/Decision" on July 30, 2014. The song "Decision" is the theme song for their documentary film "Fool cool rock". A music video for "Decision" released on August 20, 2014 contains a compilation footage from their last tour in Europe and Asia. They also revealed the theme song for another movie sequel of Rurouni Kenshin entitled "Heartache".

In September 2014, One Ok Rock held a 2-day stadium concert in Yokohama Stadium in front of 60,000 people called "Mighty Long Fall Live at Yokohama Stadium 2014". This was their first time performing in a stadium. Their act was broadcast live on WOWOW. They played more than twenty songs, including three new songs and a cover of "A Thousand Miles" by Vanessa Carlton.

Promotion

One Ok Rock released the music video of "Mighty Long Fall" on June 22, 2014. On August 19, 2014 they released a compilation of footage from Who are you?? Who are we?? tour and mixed with the song "Decision". Despite of featured on the movie Rurouni Kenshin: The Legend Ends that released in September 2014, the song "Heartache" isn't officially released until the album release. On January 14, 2015, the album could be pre-ordered on iTunes, with the song "Cry Out". On January 20, 2015, they released the music video of "Cry Out".

Track listing

*35xxxv* – Standard edition[15]
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"3xxxv5"	Takahiro Moriuchi	Colin Brittain^[a]	1:41
2.	"Take Me to the Top"	Moriuchi Colin Brittain	Brittain	3:15
3.	"Cry Out"	Moriuchi Brittain	Brittain	3:48
4.	"Suddenly"	Toru Yamashita Moriuchi	Akkin Brittain^[a] Zakk Cervini^[a]	3:03
5.	"Mighty Long Fall"	Moriuchi Yamashita Tomoya Kanki Ryota Kohama John Feldmann	Feldmann	4:03
6.	"Heartache"	Moriuchi Arnold Lanni	Lanni	4:24
7.	"Memories"	Moriuchi Jordan Schmidt	Schmidt	3:21
8.	"Decision"	Moriuchi Feldmann	Feldmann	3:44
9.	"Paper Planes" (featuring Kellin Quinn of Sleeping with Sirens)	Moriuchi Feldmann Nicholas "RAS" Furlong Kellin Quinn	Feldmann	3:20
10.	"Good Goodbye"	Moriuchi Brittain	Brittain	3:44
11.	"One by One"	Moriuchi Feldmann	Feldmann	3:39
12.	"Stuck in the Middle"	Moriuchi Yamashita Kanki Kohama Feldmann	Feldmann	3:32
13.	"Fight the Night"	Moriuchi Jude Cole	Cole	4:17
Total length:				45:57

*35xxxv* – First press limited edition (bonus track)[16]
No.	Title	Length
13.	"Fight the Night^[b]" (With "Gerogeropā" hidden track)	13:20
Total length:		54:53

*35xxxv* – Limited edition (bonus DVD)[17]
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Mighty Long Fall" (Studio Jam Session Vol.2)
2.	"Decision" (Studio Jam Session Vol.2)
Total length:		11:54

Notes

^{^[a]} denotes an additional producer
^{^[b]} "Fight the Night" ends at 4:16; followed by 6:09 of silence, followed by hidden track "Gerogeropā"

Charts

Weekly charts

Weekly chart performance for *35xxxv*
Chart (2015)	Peak position
Japanese Albums (Oricon)[18]	1
Japanese Albums (Billboard Japan)[19]	1
US Hard Rock Albums (Billboard)[20]	23
US Heatseekers Albums (Billboard)[21]	11
US Independent Albums (Billboard)[22]	43
US World Albums (Billboard)[23]	1

Year-end charts

Yearly chart performance for *35xxxv*
Chart (2015)	Position
Japanese Albums (Oricon)[24]	17
Japanese Hot Albums (Billboard)[25]	34

Singles

Title	Year	Peak positions
Title	Year	JPN Oricon	JPN Billboard
"Mighty Long Fall"	2014	2[26]	2[27]
"Decision"	2014	2[26]	12[27]
"Cry Out"	2015	—	15[28]

Other charted songs

Title	Year	Peak positions
Title	Year	JPN Billboard
"Heartache"	2015	43[29]

Certifications

Certifications and sales for *35xxxv*
Region	Certification	Certified units/sales
Japan (RIAJ)[30]	Platinum	250,000^{^}
^{^} Shipments figures based on certification alone.

35xxxv (deluxe edition)

Studio album by

One Ok Rock

Released

September 25, 2015

Studio

17 Hertz Studio
Foxy Studios
Alchemy Studios
WeVolve Music
The Ranch
Box Canyon
Castle View Studios

Genre

Alternative rock
post-hardcore

Length

52:38

Language

English

Label

Warner Bros.
Amuse, Inc.

Producer

John Feldmann
Colin Brittain
Arnold Lanni
Jordan Schmidt
Akkin
Jude Cole
One Ok Rock

One Ok Rock chronology

35xxxv
(2015)

35xxxv (deluxe edition)
(2015)

Ambitions
(2017)

Singles from 35xxxv (deluxe edition)

"Last Dance"
Released: September 25, 2015
"The Way Back"
Released: October 2, 2015

In July 2015, One Ok Rock officially announced that they signed with Warner Bros. Records and planned to re-release 35xxxv as a deluxe edition containing all English tracks on September 25, 2015. This edition contains a black album art cover and includes two new tracks, "Last Dance" and "The Way Back".[31] In order to promote their U.S. debut, the band had a North American tour in fall 2015 with a few selected cities as headlining artists, but also opened for All Time Low and Sleeping with Sirens for several cities in the U.S.[32] One Ok Rock will also have world tour in Europe and Asia.[33]

On the week of October 17, 2015, 35xxxv (Deluxe Edition) debuted at #20 on Billboard Heatseekers Albums and its highest peak position is at #17.[8]

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"3xxxv5"	Moriuchi	Brittain^[a]	1:41
2.	"Take Me to the Top"	Moriuchi Brittain	Brittain	3:15
3.	"Cry Out"	Moriuchi Brittain	Brittain	3:48
4.	"Suddenly"	Yamashita Moriuchi	Akkin Brittain^[a] Cervini^[a]	3:03
5.	"Mighty Long Fall"	Moriuchi Yamashita Kanki Kohama Feldmann	Feldmann	4:03
6.	"Heartache"	Moriuchi Lanni	Lanni	4:24
7.	"Memories"	Moriuchi Schmidt	Schmidt	3:21
8.	"Decision" (featuring Tyler Carter of Issues)	Moriuchi Feldmann	Feldmann	3:44
9.	"Paper Planes" (featuring Kellin Quinn of Sleeping with Sirens)	Moriuchi Feldmann Furlong Quinn	Feldmann	3:20
10.	"Good Goodbye"	Moriuchi Brittain	Brittain	3:44
11.	"One by One"	Moriuchi Feldmann	Feldmann	3:39
12.	"Stuck in the Middle"	Moriuchi Yamashita Kanki Kohama Feldmann	Feldmann	3:32
13.	"Fight the Night"	Moriuchi Cole	Cole	4:16
14.	"Last Dance"	Moriuchi Cole	Cole	3:49
15.	"The Way Back"	Moriuchi Feldmann	Feldmann Brittain^[a] Cervini^[a]	3:02
Total length:				52:38

Notes

^{^[a]} denotes an additional producer

Charts

Weekly chart performance for *35xxxv (deluxe edition)*
Chart (2015)	Peak position
US Heatseekers Albums (Billboard)[34]	17

Singles

Title	Year	Peak positions
Title	Year	JPN Oricon	JPN Billboard
"Last Dance"	2015	—	93[35]
"The Way Back"	2015	—	6[36]

Personnel

Credits adapted from the liner notes of 35xxxv (deluxe edition).[37]

One Ok Rock

General team

Amuse Group USA, Inc. — publishing
Jamil Kazmi — direction, coordination, narration (4)
Kazunori Ito — direction, coordination

Production

Naoki Itai — recording, programming (1)
Justin Smith — mastering (1–15)
Colin Brittain — mixing, additional production (1), production, engineering (2, 3), additional production (4), engineering, additional programming (5, 8), engineering, editing, programming (9, 12), production, engineering, mixing (10), additional production, engineering, editing, programming (15)
Kato Khandwala — mixing (2, 3)
Jordan Schmidt — engineering (2, 3), production, engineering (7), engineering (10)
David Davis — engineering (2, 3, 10)
Jonny Litten — programming (2, 3, 10)
Sean Madhill — assistant engineering (2, 3, 10)
Sonny Brooks — assistant engineering (2, 3, 10)
Akkin — production (4)
John Feldmann — mixing (4), production (5, 8), production, recording, mixing (9), production, recording, mixing (11), production, recording (12), production, recording, mixing (15)
Zakk Cervini — mixing, additional production (4), engineering, additional programming (5, 8), mixing, engineering, editing, programming (9), engineering, editing, programming (11, 12), additional production, engineering, editing, programming, mixing (15)
Tommy English — engineering (4), engineering, editing, programming (11, 12)
Vic Wainstein — assistant engineering (4, 7)
Chris Lord-Alge — mixing (5, 6, 8, 13, 14)
Tom Lord-Alge — mixing (7, 12)
Arnold Lanni — production, engineering (6), sound designer, string arrangement (6)
Greg Johnson — assistant engineering, sound designer, string arrangement (6)
Todd McKernan — assistant engineering (6)
Matt Pauling — engineering, editing, programming (9), additional engineering (15)
Allie Snow — intern (9, 11, 12)
Terence Healy — intern (9, 11, 12)
Jude Cole — production, piano, synthesizer (13), production, piano, synthesizer, additional vocals (14)
Florian Ammon — recording (13, 14)
Devon Corey — additional editing (15)

Additional musicians

Fall of Ai Chamber Orchestra — strings (6)

Design

Kazuaki Seki — art direction
Daichi Shiono — design
Alex Tenta — package layout

Release history

Release dates and formats for *35xxxv*
Region	Date	Format(s)	Edition(s)	Label(s)	Ref.
Japan	February 11, 2015	Digital download streaming CD	Standard	A-Sketch	[15]
Japan	February 11, 2015	CD+DVD	Limited	A-Sketch	[16]
Various	September 25, 2015	CD	Deluxe	Warner Bros. Records Amuse, Inc.	[38]

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External links

35xxxv at Discogs (list of releases)

v t e One Ok Rock
Takahiro Moriuchi Toru Yamashita Ryota Kohama Tomoya Kanki Yu Koyanagi Alexander Onizawa
Studio albums	Zeitakubyō Beam of Light Kanjō Effect Niche Syndrome Zankyo Reference Jinsei×Boku= 35xxxv Ambitions Eye of the Storm Luxury Disease
Singles	"Re:make/No Scared" "The Beginning" "Deeper Deeper/Nothing Helps" "Mighty Long Fall/Decision" "Wasted Nights" "Renegades" "Broken Heart of Gold"
Other songs	"Skyfall"
Related articles	Discography Videography A-Sketch Fueled by Ramen
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- [en] 35xxxv

[es] 35xxxv

35xxxv (a veces estilizado como Sātīfaibu o thirty five) —en español: Treinta y cinco— es el séptimo álbum de la banda japonesa de J-rock ONE OK ROCK, fue lanzado el 11 de febrero de 2015 a través del sello discográfico de Japón Amuse, Inc..[1] Este es su primer álbum grabado en el extranjero, principalmente en los Estados Unidos. La canción "Mighty Long Fall" fue el tema de la película de la secuela de 2014, Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno,[2] mientras que "Heartache" fue utilizado para la tercera película, Rurouni Kenshin: The Legend Ends.[3] "Mighty Long Fall" alcanzó el puesto #2 en el Billboard Japan Hot 100 y permaneció durante 17 semanas.[4]

[ru] 35xxxv

35xxxv (читается тридцать пять или Сатифайбу от англ. thirty five) — седьмой студийный альбом японской рок-группы ONE OK ROCK. Был выпущен 11 февраля 2015 года[3] Это первый альбом, записанный за границей, а именно в США.

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Background and development

Promotion

Track listing

Notes

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Singles

Other charted songs

Certifications

35xxxv (deluxe edition)

Track listing

Notes

Charts

Singles

Personnel

Release history

See also

References

External links

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