every concert. In 2010, she would release a ten-year anniversary version of the song, titled "walk ~to the future~", on her Suki de, Suki de, Suki de. single. Promotional Advertisements At the time of the album's released, Koda Kumi had not made a debut on television and traveled to local nightclubs to sing and promote. "I had to go across the country and sing in clubs for promotion purposes. . .it was tough on me." – Koda Kumi In KODA REKI, Kumi's self-published biography, Kumi talks about how she felt guilty for not meeting what she felt was her staff's expectations as far as single sales. She explained how she had to go to nightclubs to promote her singles and album, and the difficulty to adjusting to the night life. Despite this, however, she said she was still "happy for the experience." Packaging The album was released in two editions, a standard CD and a limited edition CD. The regular edition contained fourteen musical tracks, along with the booklet and the obi strip. The limited editions, however, contained two bonus tracks, remixes for the songs "Take Back" and "Trust Your Love," and a slipcase cover. The remixes of the two tracks were performed in English. Both remixes were from her North American releases of the singles – which she had released under the stage name "Koda" – neither of which had received a release in Japan. Music videos affection did not receive a CD+DVD release or a corresponding DVD upon its release; however, promotional videos were released during each singles' release. The promotional videos for the a-sides released during the album's era were not released on a DVD until 7 Spirits, which also carried the music videos for the then-released album Grow into One. The affection era videos released on the DVD were: Take Back: the initial debut video of the artist "Koda Kumi." Trust Your Love: set in the winter tundra. Color Of Soul: the video showed the many different angles of people around the world. So Into You: set in Japan, hinting towards taboos in Japanese culture. Track listing Charts and sales Alternate Versions come back come back: Found on the album (2002) come back [PLUG in LANGUAGE Remix]: Found on Koda Kumi Driving Hit's 3 (2011) walk walk: Found on the album (2002) walk ~to the future~: Found on single Suki de, Suki de, Suki de. (2010)