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Perfume’s GAME: let the tracklist set the route

A 2008 catalogue stop with twelve clearly marked entry points.

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The record in context

Perfume’s official discography dates GAME to April 16, 2008 and lists twelve songs. The sequence begins with “Polyrhythm,” moves through titles including “plastic smile” and “Baby cruising Love,” and closes with “Puppy love.” The page separately lists the limited edition’s DVD material. These details make it easy to approach the album itself without confusing a later performance release or a video extra with the original sequence.

A way into the music

Start with the first three tracks, then jump to the closer. Ask what makes a song feel like an opening invitation and what makes another feel like a farewell. You may disagree with the order, which is a useful response too. After that detour, listen straight through and see whether the intervening songs change your first impression of the ending.

Where to go next

If you bring in the DVD or an official performance, keep a separate note about movement and staging. A coordinated visual can change how you remember a musical phrase. Comparing those memories is more revealing than treating audio and choreography as interchangeable experiences.

Sources & listening links

Release information checked October 31, 2026. Publication dates above refer to this article, not the release date.

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