Electric Mole

Electric Mole
Blu-ray edition cover.
Video Live DVD by Shiina Ringo
Released	December 17, 2003
Recorded	September 27, 2003
Genre	J-pop, Live
Length	120 minutes
Label	EMI Music Japan/Virgin Music
Producer	Inoue Uni
Shiina Ringo chronology
Seiteki Healing ~Sono-San~ Electric Mole Dai Ikkai Ringohan Taikai no Moyou

Sugoroku Ecstasy

Tour by Shiina Ringo
Start date	August 23, 2003
End date	September 21, 2003 September 27, 2003 (additional concert)
No. of shows	10 (+1)
Shiina Ringo concert chronology

"Electric Mole (エレクトリック・モール)" is a concert video recorded on Ringo Shiina's nationwide "Sugoroku Ecstasy (雙そう六ろくエクスタシー, Sugoroku Ecstasy)" tour in the summer of 2003. The DVD was released on December 17, 2003, by distributor Toshiba EMI/Virgin Music.

The first pressing of the DVD was available as a special limited edition, entitled "Hardcover Karakuri Book Shiyou (ハードカバー・カラクリ・ブック仕様しよう, Hardcover Trick Book Style)" and included a book attached to the DVD case which included a photographic history of Shiina's life and musical activities over the past five years, as well as bonus video content on the DVD.

Outline

"Electric Mole" is a recording of the final concert of Shiina's nationwide 2003 "Sugoroku Ecstasy (雙そう六ろくエクスタシー, Sugoroku Ecstasy)" tour, held at the Nippon Budokan. The concert showcases a variety of songs from her debut album "Muzai Moratorium", sophomore album "Shōso Strip", and cover album "Utaite Myōri: Sono Ichi".

Midway through the concert, footage cuts to a different night's performance, skipping the songs "Kōfukuron" and "Ringo no Uta", the debut of the latter, which were played live but did not make it onto the concert DVD. Consequently, some fans expressed disappointment with the way the footage was edited for the DVD.

As background video displayed during the concert shows Shiina's trademark mole disappearing from her left cheek, the DVD's title of "Electric Mole" is assumed to reference to this, and the way she later had the mole surgically removed in the winter of 2003.

Tracklist

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Toshiba-EMI Logo"
2.	"A View of Happiness" (joy version; excerpt)
3.	"Crime and Punishment"
4.	"Chastity at Midnight"
5.	"Talk"
6.	"Doppelganger" (ドツペルゲンガー Dopperugengā)
7.	"Documentary 1"
8.	"As You Wish" (part one; おこのみで（前まえ） Okonomi de (mae))
9.	"Documentary 2"
10.	"As You Wish" (part two; おこのみで（後ご） Okonomi de (ato))
11.	"Consciously" (意識いしき Ishiki)
12.	"Documentary 3"
13.	"Slide" (すべりだい Suberidai)
14.	"Manhã de Carnaval" (黒くろいオルフェ Kuroi Orufe)
15.	"Band Members' Introduction" (video clip; メンバー紹介しょうかい映像えいぞう Menbā shōkai eizō)
16.	"Documentary 4"
17.	"Marunouchi Sadistic"
18.	"Caution" (警告けいこく Keikoku)
19.	"Delayed Brain" (excerpt; Number Girl cover)
20.	"Worrying Unnecessarily" (とりこし苦労ぐろう Torikoshigurō)
21.	"Documentary 5"
22.	"Talk"
23.	"Minatomachi 13 ban-chi" (港町みなとちょう十じゅう三さん番地ばんち; Misora Hibari cover)
24.	"Poltergeists" (ポルターガイスト Porutāgaisuto)
25.	"Milestone Video Clip 1"
26.	"Gips"
27.	"Documentary 6"
28.	"Camouflage" (迷彩めいさい Meisai)
29.	"Stem"
30.	"Documentary 7"
31.	"Shiroi Hana no Saku Koro" (excerpt; 白しろい花はなの咲さく頃ころ; Atsuo Okamoto cover)
32.	"Mr. Wonderful"
33.	"Correct City" (正ただしい街まち Tadashii Machi)
34.	"Milestone Video Clip 2"
35.	"Documentary 8"
36.	"Please Take Care" (おだいじに Odaiji ni)
37.	"Milestone Video Clip 3"
38.	"Documentary 9"
39.	"A Song of Apples" (excerpt)

Sugoroku Ecstasy

"Shiina Ringo Jitsuen Tour (椎名しいな林檎りんご 実演じつえんツアー, Shiina Ringo Stage Show Tour) Sugoroku Ecstasy (雙そう六ろくエクスタシー, Sugoroku Ecstasy)" is the third nationwide concert tour by Ringo Shiina. The tour was in support of her third album Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana, though she performed material from her first two albums extensively, and spanned eight cities in prefectures across Japan, namely Tokyo, Aichi, Hiroshima, Hyougo, Kyoto, Hokkaido, Fukuoka and Okinawa. Two tour dates each were held in Tokyo and Fukuoka, for a total of ten. The tour initially spanned August 23 to September 21, with the final Budokan concert on September 27 added at the end.

This tour is characterized by a greater inclusion of cover songs than any of her past concerts.

A special limited edition Duesenberg DSR-SR Ringo Shiina model guitar, nicknamed the "Ichimatsu (市松いちまつ, Check Pattern)" and patterned after Shiina's signature model electric guitar, was produced for sale by "Duesenberg Guitars" to commemorate the fifth anniversary of her debut.

Tour Dates

Date	City	Prefecture	Venue
August 23, 2003	Shibuya	Tokyo	Shibuya Public Hall
August 24, 2003
August 27, 2003	Nagoya	Aichi	Nagoya Civic Hall
August 30, 2003	Hiroshima	Hiroshima	Wel-City Hiroshima
September 1, 2003	Kobe	Hyōgo	Kobe International Hall
September 3, 2003	Kyoto	Kyoto	Kyoto Kaikan First Hall
September 9, 2003	Hakodate	Hokkaido	Hakodate Civic Hall
September 16, 2003	Fukuoka	Fukuoka	Fukuoka Sunpalace
September 17, 2003
September 21, 2003	Ginowan	Okinawa	Okinawa Convention Center
Additional concert
September 27, 2003	Chiyoda	Tokyo	Nippon Budokan

Backing Band

This tour marks the formation of the band that would later be known as "Tokyo Jihen (東京とうきょう事変じへん, Tokyo Incidents)", although the members served as Shiina's backing band and were not formally introduced until the conclusion of the tour.

Tour members' names were written out in katakana with the exclusion of the final character. For example, keyboard player H ZHETT M's name was rendered as "ヒイズミ マサユ機き" (Hiizumi Masayuki).

• Vocals, Electric bass guitar: シーナ リン湖みずうみ Shiina Ringo
• Electric bass guitar: カメダ セー時じ Kameda Seiji
• Electric guitar: ヒラマ ミキ緒いとぐち Hirama Mikio
• Piano: ヒーズミ マサユ季き Hiizumi Masayuki
• Drums: ハタ トシ樹じゅ Hata Toshiki

External links

• DVD entry at Shiina's official site Kronekodow (in Japanese)
• PE'Z official site (in Japanese)
• pe'zmoku official site (in Japanese)