In conjunction with the sales of "Spice" and "Glitter" on the CD Single, it was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) for physical shipments of 100,000 units in Japan it sold over 92,000 units in that region. It peaked at number 88 on Billboard's Japan Hot 100 chart it is the group's lowest charting single on that chart. However, it managed to chart on other record charts in Japan. A staff reviewer from Selective Hearing was generally favourable in their review they said "The b-side Glitter is more along the average of what most would expect to hear from this group." In conclusion, they said, "To be honest I prefer 'Glitter' over 'Spice' just because it’s a lot more fun to listen to, even if it’s by the numbers for Perfume." Ian Martin from The Japan Times was mixed in his review though he labelled it a "bouncy enough" effort, he stated, "but melodically insubstantial and, like the four new tracks on JPN,' feel like something Nakata could make in his sleep." Commercial performance ĭue to the song being released digitally and as a B-side to "Spice", it was ruled ineligible to chart on Japan's Oricon Singles Chart. Paul Browne from .uk reviewed the album remix, and highlighted it as one of the best tracks on the album. A staff editor from CD Journal reviewed the album remix, and was positive in their review the complimented the up tempo composition and praised the catchy chorus. Upon its release, "Glitter" received mixed to favourable reviews from most music critics. Tetsuo Hiraga from Hot Express noted that the song was "high paced" in compared to the "calm down" composition of its A-side single. The reviewer also labelled the song's structure as "high tension" and "dreamy". A staff editor from Selective Hearing said that "Glitter" was "up tempo, electro pop, vocal effected goodness." A staff reviewer from CD Journal noted elements of Technopop, a musical element that was very prominent in the group's earlier work. Ian Martin from The Japan Times labelled the song an "uptempo" composition to the album. Musically, the song was described as a technopop song, influenced by dance music. The original instrumental version appeared on the CD single and digital EP for the "Spice" single. A remixed version by Nakata appeared on the album, listed at number 3 on the track list. It was selected as a B-side track to " Spice", the fifth and final single to the group's album JPN (2011). Alongside the album's remaining material, "Glitter" has partial rights by Nakata through Music Communications. The song was recorded in 2010 at Contemode Studios, Shibuya, Tokyo by Nakata. Alongside this, it was recorded, mixed, and mastered by him. "Glitter" was written, composed, arranged, and produced by Japanese musician and Capsule member Yasutaka Nakata. It was performed on the group's 2011 JPN concert tour. An accompanying music video was shot by Kazuaki Seki it features the girls performing and dancing to the song in a blue and black room. However, it peaked at number 88 on Billboard's Japan Hot 100 chart. Due to the song being released digitally and as a B-side to "Spice", it was ruled ineligible to chart on Japan's Oricon Singles Chart. However, some criticized the album mix over the original edit. Many critics believed it was better than the A-side single "Spice", both due to its production and commercial appeal. Upon its release, the track garnered mixed to favourable reviews from music critics.
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It has appeared as the theme song for one commercial and television series in Japan. Two versions were released the original composition, and the remix that appeared on the parent album. Musically, "Glitter" was described as a technopop song, influenced by dance music.
The song was included as a B-side track for the group's single, " Spice". It was written, composed, arranged, and produced by Japanese musician and Capsule member Yasutaka Nakata. " Glitter" (capitalized as " GLITTER") is a song recorded by Japanese recording girl group Perfume for their third studio album, JPN (2011).
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