Fruity Killer Tune is the third album from the J-pop group Melon Kinenbi. It contains only two of their more recent singles as well as one completely new track and a remix. In addition, fans were invited to vote on thirteen more songs that would appear on the album, making it an effective "Best of", containing many re-released singles and B-sides not previously released on an album. Fruity Killer Tune was released on December 6, 2006, more than two years after the group's second album.

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Fruity Killer Tune
Studio album by Melon Kinenbi
Released	December 6, 2006
Genre	J-pop
Label	Zetima
Producer	Tsunku
Melon Kinenbi chronology
THE Nimaime (2004) Fruity Killer Tune (2006) Melon Juice (2006)

Track listing

1. Akai Freesia (赤いフリージア, Red Freesia)
   • 1st place in vote
2. Saa, Sassoku Moriagete Iko ka~!! (さあ、早速盛り上げて　行こか～！！, Now, Right Now, Let's Go~!!)
   • 7th place in vote
3. Onegai Miwaku no Target (お願い魅惑のターゲット, Please, Captivating Target)
   • 6th place in vote
4. This is Unmei (This is 運命, This is Fate)
   • 2nd place in vote
5. Girls Power, Aisuru Power (ガールズパワー・愛するパワー, Girls' Power, Love's Power)
   • 8th place in vote
6. Denwa Matteimasu (電話待っています, Call Waiting)
   • 11th place in vote
7. Mi Da Ra Matenrō (Mi Da Ra 摩天楼, Mi Da Ra Skyscraper)
   • 12th place in vote
8. Kawaii Kare (かわいい彼, He's Cute)
   • 5th place in vote
9. Saa! Koibito ni Narō (さぁ!恋人になろう)
   • 3rd place in vote
10. Skip! (スキップ！)
    • 13th place in vote
11. Enryo wa Nashi yo! (遠慮はなしよ！, Don't Refrain!)
    • 9th place in vote
12. Nikutai wa Shōjiki na Eros (肉体は正直なEros, The Body of a True Eros)
    • 10th place in vote
13. Kōsui (香水, Perfume) (Hard Flavor Remix)
    • 4th place in vote (from original version)
    • Remixed to fit the album's theme
14. Leather
    • New song

External links

• Fruity Killer Tune entry on the Up-Front Works official website

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