MOMOLAND The Best ~Korean Ver.~ Album Review - Limited CD+DVD Edition

Omg this review took forever to create because this album is the hardest thing to photograph! I've tried posting about this MOMOLAND CD multiple times since I got it but the photos always came out terrible. It's just the worst CD ever to take photos of and I think I finally got some decent photos to post. They are a combination of my Nikon camera and Oppo phone so hopefully we can see all the details! Let's take a look at MOMOLAND The Best ~Korean Ver.~

MOMOLAND The Best ~Korean Ver.~ is MOMOLAND's debut Japanese release and is basically a best album. It was released on February 28th 2018 and came in three editions: Regular CD Edition, Limited CD+DVD Edition and Tower Records Limited CD+DVD. Now this CD took a long time to find and purchase. I searched for a long time and was outbid in a few auctions. Eventually I found this copy of the Limited Edition in good condition and snapped it up. My copy came with the following contents:

• CD - 10 track album
• DVD - Contains 3 MV's & 3 Dance Versions
• Jewel Case
• Lyrics Booklet

The concept for this album is just the Freeze and Wonderful Love comebacks merged together as the photos are all from those promotions. Being an album released for debut in Japan, it is common to see companies reuse images from other comebacks. My idea on why this was done is because this album was released in Japan shortly after the group exploded with the song BBoom BBoom. So the with the success of the song, the company wanted to expand to Japan quickly and released this album about a month or two after BBoom BBoom came out. It would then take a few months for the group's debut Japanese single to be released. The easiest thing for the company to do was the just recycle photos rather than taking new ones (as the girls were super busy around this time).

MOMOLAND 4th Mini Album Fun To The World - Album Review

Received my copy of MOMOLAND's new Korean album. It seems I've become quite a fan of the group this year. Going from having no albums to four albums since the start of this year. So let's get into the review of MOMOLAND's 4th Mini Album Fun To The World!

Fun To The World is MOMOLAND's 4th Mini Album and was released in June 2018. The album comes in one version and is smaller than the other MOMOLAND albums I have in my collection. The mini album includes the following contents:

• CD- 5 track album
• Photobook - 52 pages
• Photocard - Random from 9 types
• Sticker - 5 sheets

The mini albums design reflects the group celebrating other countries and travelling across the globe. The front cover has an illustration of a plane along with various images of tourist sights and MOMOLAND logos. I thought it was cute how the name is spelt out in shoes! I guess this ties in with the shuffle dance they do in the MV. The back cover has images of various countries flags and the track listing for the album. The CD sits nicely in a sturdy CD case which I'm always a fan of. The CD features the MOMOLAND logo and same colour scheme as the rest of the album.

Front and Back cover

Front cover

MOMOLAND 3rd Mini Album Great! - Album Review

Now I've been interested in this K-Pop group called MOMOLAND since debut, but never really committed to being a fan of the group until recently. Their latest release Bboom Bboom was what finally convinced me to look into the group more. Honestly Bboom Bbbom is one of the best K-Pop songs I've heard for a while. I ended up buying their recent album Great!, so here is a review of the album.

Great! is MOMOLAND's 3rd Mini Album and was released in January 2018. The album only comes in one version and is quite a large album. It's one of the largest ones in my collection now and is only slightly larger than Crayon Pop's Evolution Pop but not as wide. The mini album includes the following:

• CD - 6 track album
• Photobook - 80 pages
• Photocard - Great! version
• Photocard - Selfie version

The mini album's design is quite simple and features white and red tones. The front features the group's logo and the title track Bboom Bboom is written in holographic print. The back cover has the track listing and the group's logo once more. The album is your typical K-Pop album that opens like a book with the CD stuck inside and the photobook on one side. The CD features the red/white tones like the rest of the album and is held in by a small tab.