album was released in regular and limited editions; the limited edition included a DVD with video footage from several of Nakamori's recording sessions. The album debuted at number 10 on the Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It was her first album in four years to debut in the Top 10. On 28 March 2007, Nakamori released the ballad compilation album Ballad Best: 25th Anniversary Selection. The album was released as part of the celebration of her 25th debut anniversary. Album tracks consisted of previously released songs from past compilation albums along with one new song Ano Natsu no Hi. However, the tracks Solitude, Nanpasen and Kisei: Never Forget received completely new arrangements. The producer of the album was Nakamori herself. The album was released in regular and limited editions: the limited edition included a DVD digest of footage from her first live tour Akina Milkyway '83 Haru no Kaze wo Kanjite. The album debuted at number 13 on the Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. On 27 June 2007, she released her first enka cover album Enka. The album track selection was based on a fan survey held between 12 April and 15 May, in total more than 23k fans responded. The results were later announced on her page on the Universal Music site. Nine out of thirteen tracks were arranged by Akira Senju, who is credited along with Nakamori as a main producer of the album. The album was released in a regular edition, cassette tape and two limited editions: the first limited edition included DVD footage with music video clips from 2002 to 2007 and footage of Nakamori recording the album; the second limited edition included a bonus track in the first CD, and the second CD consisted of instrumental versions of Enka covers. There were two types of album jackets: the first and second limited edition had a bust-up photo of Nakamori with special makeup with a Japanese umbrella in the upper part of the jacket. The regular and cassette editions featured similar makeup; however, the hairstyle was different. The album debuted at number 10 on the Oricon Weekly Album chart and charted for twelve weeks. Later it was rewarded with the RIAJ Gold Disc and Japan Record Awards. On 27 February 2008, Nakamori released her first compilation album of her songs from the 90s, Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best. The album consisted of songs released