I started exploring Ayu's discography at around 2010, when Rock n Roll Circus came out.
But I didn't become hardcore Ayu fan until the start of the 50th single project. It all started when MOON/blossom was released

Then crossroad, then L. Then Love songs. Those were the days...
I still remember when I got a nervous breakdown when Ayu's crossroad was competing with Kuu's "Suki De, Suki De, Suki De." It was such a tight race, and i would refresh AHS and Oricon every hour to see if Ayu got the #1.