The melancholic "Long Way Home" showcases Speed's evolution towards a more somber and powerful hard rock sound, a stark contrast to their earlier dance-oriented hits.
- "Long Way Home" was released as a single in Japan on November 3, 1999, by TOY'S FACTORY.
- The single was the last release from the band before their dissolution in 2000.
- The song features a prominent guitar riff and a more mature vocal delivery from lead singer Kim Se-hwan.
Speed was a South Korean rock band that achieved immense popularity in the 1990s, known for their energetic performances and blend of rock and dance music. The release of "Long Way Home" in 1999 marked a transitional period for the band as they explored a heavier rock sound in the lead-up to their breakup.
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