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B'z FAQ

2018-07-05T19:06:40Z

Jd-: /* Koshi Inaba */

This page is a repository for frequently asked questions regarding B'z and their sizable catalogue of work as well as serving to offer some direction for navigating the [[B'z Wiki:About|B'z Wiki]].

==General==
'''Who are the members of [[B'z]]?'''
*[[B'z]] was formed in 1988 by guitarist-composer [[Tak Matsumoto]] and vocalist-lyricist [[Koshi Inaba]]. The band has only ever been comprised of two members, though hundreds of [[B'z Support Members|support members]] have filled numerous instrumental and production roles along the way.

'''Where can I purchase B'z music internationally?'''
*All B'z releases may be purchased new from the usual retailers of [http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/searches?term.media_format=&q=B%27z CDJapan] and [https://www.amazon.co.jp/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?__mk_ja_JP=%E3%82%AB%E3%82%BF%E3%82%AB%E3%83%8A&url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=B%27z&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3AB%27z Amazon Japan]. The former offers very fast but costly shipping on all products while the latter allows very affordable international shipping and a fully English website as well. Both services allow for pre-orders of new releases.
*Additionally, 2012 English digital single "[[Into Free -Dangan-]]" is still available for [https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/into-free-dangan-single/511822436 purchase worldwide on iTunes].
*Used B'z albums and items can be found worldwide on [http://ebay.com eBay] and similar auction sites.

'''Where can I purchase B'z tour merchandise and T-shirts?'''
*Apart from attending an event in person and purchasing there, [[B'z The Store]] is the official hub for B'z merchandise and is operated by their staff, offering leftover merchandise from T-shirts to keychains, towels, phone covers, wristbands, tote bags, and more at the original prices. However, the store does not itself ship internationally. For overseas fans, the use of a proxy service in order to arrange a Japanese delivery address is recommended for obtaining desired merchandise. A guide for making international orders directly can be found [http://www.offthelock.com/guides/bz-the-store-guide/ here], while you may arrange for a service to make the order and receive items for you through a proxy shopping service such as [http://agent.seaserve.jp this one] that is confirmed to handle B'z The Store orders perfectly.

'''Where can I find B'z information online?'''
*The official B'z website [http://bz-vermillion.com bz-vermillion.com] is the foremost portal for B'z news and updates on the internet. Social media accounts operated by their staff include official [https://twitter.com/bz_official?lang=en Twitter], [https://www.instagram.com/bz_official_insta/?hl=en Instagram], [http://facebook.com/bz.official Facebook], and [http://youtube.com/bz YouTube] accounts. Koshi Inaba's official site is [http://en-zine.jp en-zine.jp] while Tak Matsumoto's is [http://houseofstrings.jp/ houseofstrings.jp].
*The English fan site [http://www.offthelock.com offthelock.com] associated with the B'z Wiki is dedicated to providing B'z news and translations in a timely manner for international fans.

'''Why are the B'z [[B'z Music Videos|music videos]] on YouTube so short?'''
*The [http://youtube.com/bz official B'z YouTube channel] uploaded partial videos in 2013 as promotion for ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]''. These two compilations featured the full videos for every single available on DVD for the first time. In the years since, most subsequently released music videos were uploaded in full.

'''Where can I find B'z lyrics and translations?'''
*Almost every B'z song has been translated into English. The page [[B'z Lyrics & Translations]] offers a complete list of all such songs, along with original Japanese kanji and romaji, or romanized, phonetic versions of the original lyrics. An [[B'z Lyrics & Translations (Alphabetical)|alphabetical version of the same page is also available]], along with a [[B'z 歌詞|full Japanese version]] ([[B'z 歌詞|日本語版ページはこちらです)]].

'''Where can I get B'z releases on vinyl?'''
*Every B'z [[B'z Albums#Studio Albums|studio album]] was issued on analog vinyl records as part of the B'z 30th anniversary exhibition [[B'z 30th Year Exhibition "SCENES" 1988-2018|"SCENES"]]. As of this writing, no plans have been announced to make the albums available at retail. Notably, the album ''[[EPIC DAY]]'' was released in a vinyl edition at the time of its release.

==History==
'''What are the most popular B'z songs?'''
*With a career spanning so long and having released so many consecutive number one singles, B'z have released numerous songs that have become part of popular culture in Japan. Public polls have frequently cited 2001 single "[[ultra soul]]" as their most recognized song, with more recent 2009 single "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]" being given similar consideration in recent years. Many others such as "[[juice]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" are also mentioned on similar terms. Songs like "[[Brotherhood]]" and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]" have also taken on special meaning amongst fans. The most popular song internationally is "[[Into Free -Dangan-]]", which was used as the main title theme for 2012 Capcom video game ''Dragon's Dogma''.

'''What song has been re-recorded by B'z the most?'''
*The single "[[ultra soul]]" has been subject to re-recording revisions five different times, including an [[B'z English Songs|English version]] for 2012's [[B'z (English Album)|international English album]].

'''Where are B'z songs recorded?'''
*B'z songs are primarily recorded in their Tokyo, Los Angeles, and Hawaii studios. Additional recording has taken place in New York City and all over Japan.

'''How many songs have B'z released?'''
*B'z have released well over 400 songs of their own.

'''Why are certain songs considered uncollected on [[B'z Albums#Compilation Albums|compilation albums]] when they were included in ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]''?'''
*Many B-sides, as well as album songs, have gone uncollected on the band's various [[B'z The Best "Pleasure"|"Pleasure"]] and [[B'z The Best "Treasure"|"Treasure"]] albums due to the volume of their catalogue. In 2017, B'z published a premium single boxset titled ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]'' which included specially-packaged reprints of all fifty-three singles to that time ("[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" to "[[Seimei/Still Alive]]"), including their accompanying besides. Because these are, in content, reproductions and not new compilations, the B'z Wiki does not consider a song such as B-side "[[ARIGATO|Mou Hanasanai]]" as properly collected to this point and thus is included with that caveat in related articles.

==Koshi Inaba==
'''What is the significance of "178" in B'z fandom?'''
*"178" is shorthand for Koshi Inaba's surname. "1" can be read as "I" (イ), "7" can be read as "Na" (ナ), and "8" can be read as "Ba" (バ). This has become a popular designation amongst fans since his debut and subsequent success.

'''Why is Koshi referred to as "sensei" by fans?'''
*The "sensei" moniker for Koshi originates in his history as a math teacher. He was already involved in teaching when Tak called to audition him for what would become B'z.

'''Does Koshi play any instruments?'''
*In addition to singing, Koshi also plays guitar, piano, and is an accomplished harmonica player, having been awarded a signature Hohner harmonica that was released especially to [[B'z PARTY]] members initially. For [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]], he played piano on "[[ALONE]]" which was also captured on the [["BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE|home video release]]. On many occasions he has also provided percussion with maracas and similar instruments.

'''On what B'z songs has Koshi played guitar?'''
*Koshi does play acoustic guitar alongside the band as part of B'z [[LIVE-GYM]] concerts on occasion. A complete list of Koshi playing guitar live with B'z is being populated below:

{|class=wikitable width="50%" style="text-align: center"
|-
! width="17%"| Song
! width="30%"| Live Event
! width="10%"| Home Video
|-
| rowspan=3 | [[IN THE LIFE|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]]
| No
|-
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
| No
|-
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST- (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| rowspan="3" | [[GREEN|Blue Sunshine]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]]
| [[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|Yes]]
|-
| [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]]
| No
|-
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT- (Home Video)|Yes]]

|-
| [[LOOSE|drive to MY WORLD]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
| No
|-
| rowspan="5" | [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
| [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|Yes]]
|-
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
| No
|-
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]
| No
|-
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]
| [[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~|Yes]]
|-
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
| [[EPIC DAY#Special Editions|Yes]]
|-
| [[MONSTER|Happy Birthday]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[The 7th Blues|Queen Of Madrid]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]
| No
|-
| rowspan=4 | [[HOME|The Wild Wind]]
| ''Utaban'' on TBS
| [[B'z Television Appearances|TV]]
|-
| [[Music Station|''Music Station'' on TV Asahi]]
| [[B'z Television Appearances|TV]]
|-
| ''FAN'' on Nippon TV
| [[B'z Television Appearances|TV]]
|-
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]] ※ ''Awaiting confirmation''
| No
|-
| [[IN THE LIFE|Urei no GYPSY]]
| [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]]
| No
|}

'''On what solo songs has Koshi played guitar?'''
*As the composer and lyricist for his [[Solo Works#Koshi Inaba|solo works]], Koshi has played guitar both in the studio and live for numerous songs. As far as live appearances playing guitar, a complete listing is being populated below:

{|class=wikitable width="50%" style="text-align: center"
|-
! width="17%"| Song
! width="30%"| Live Event
! width="10%"| Home Video
|-
| [[Hadou|Akai Ito]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2016 ~enIII~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2016 ~enIII~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Shian|Famiresu Gozen 3-Ji]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Magma|Fuusen]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2016 ~enIII~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2016 ~enIII~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Singing Bird|Jimmy no Asa]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Wonderland|I AM YOUR BABY]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2016 ~enIII~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2016 ~enIII~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Peace Of Mind|LOVE LETTER]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2016 ~enIII~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2016 ~enIII~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Peace Of Mind|Okaeri]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Okay]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2010 ~enII~]] ''(Electric Guitar)''
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2010 ~enII~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Magma|Nami]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2010 ~enII~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2010 ~enII~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~ (Home Video)|Yes]]
|-
| [[Okay|Salvation]]
| [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~]]
| [[Hane#Limited Editions|Yes]]
|-
|}

==Tak Matsumoto==
'''What guitars and equipment does Tak Matsumoto use?'''
*Tak has a collection of hundreds of guitars. In the early days of the band, he used Yamaha guitars including a signature MG-M II and the MG-M III series. Later he would migrate to using the Ernie Ball Music Man EVH series until in 1999, he was approached to become the first Asian artist and only the fifth ever to receive a signature Gibson Les Paul. In the years since, Tak has almost exclusively used signature Gibson guitars on stage—in fact, he now has more signature Gibson instruments than any other artist in history. In the studio, Tak uses a number of different guitars from his collection, including those by Fender and Martin. A full rundown on all guitars and equipment used in the recording and touring for 2017's ''[[DINOSAUR]]'' can be viewed [https://www.offthelock.com/2017/12/03/the-guitars-of-dinosaur/ here].

'''What is the blue guitar used by Tak during [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]?'''
*The throwback portion of their twentieth anniversary show [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]] features B'z performing their first single "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" without the rest of the band, just as it was in the beginning. For this, Tak brought back the blue Yamaha MG-II he had used at the time.

'''What is the yellow guitar used by Tak during [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]?'''
*The yellow guitar used by Tak during 1999, 2000, and 2001 is an American-made Gibson Les Paul in a special finish called "Canary Yellow". A limited Gibson Custom Shop and Gibson USA replica was made for the Japanese market at the time and was such a hot commodity pre-orders were backed up well into the year 2000 after its initial announcement. In 2018, a reissue of the same guitar was released in a limited quantity of only 150 for the thirtieth anniversary of B'z.

'''What is the brown quilted guitar used by Tak during 2002 and 2003 concerts?'''
*The brown guitar played by Tak during shows such as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] was meant to replace the Canary Yellow signature of before. For this, Gibson prepared a special "Tak Burst" version of the same guitar with a yellow and brown quilted finish. This guitar was replicated for the public by Gibson USA and sold in both Japan and, in limited form, the United States.

'''What is the double cutaway guitar used by Tak?'''
*The double cutaway guitar used by Tak is a signature Gibson guitar series created to his specifications. The cutaway on both sides allows better fret access for soloing which was a special request from Tak himself. The first prototype, fashioned in a Brown Burst, was delivered in 2004 and was seen in the music video for "[[ARIGATO]]" and appearances for his side project [[TMG]]. In the years that followed, a gamut of additional colors would be produced through 2011 when an Aqua Blue version was released and seen during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]. Publicly released versions of the guitar were made available from the Gibson Custom Shop in Japan, namely in the Ebony and Aqua Blue varieties.

'''What is the offset guitar used by Tak?'''
*The offset guitar used by Tak is another signature instrument, this time a Gibson Firebird. Tak was given numerous prototypes in a variety of finishes, but his primary change to the Firebird of old was to add a Les Paul style headstock in place of the rounded one most associated with the guitar in its usual form. Plans for a customized Firebird suited to his liking began in November 2012 and were formerly announced in 2015 when a public offering of the Trans Black Burst and Vintage Sunburst editions has been released for the Japanese market. The guitars were used prominently during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]].

'''What is the difference in a Tak Matsumoto signature guitar by Epiphone and one by Gibson?'''
*Epiphone is a subsidiary of Gibson. While Gibson makes guitars in America, Epiphone guitars are made in China at less cost. While a Gibson Custom Shop Tak Matsumoto Double Cutaway guitar may retail for $3,999, the Epiphone version was released at only $799. The two versions of the guitar both have performed very well as sellers in Japan, the US, and Europe, with the latter two markets receiving an Epiphone in Ebony in 2014. The Epiphone versions of Tak guitars are all well-reviewed and excellent for those operating at different levels of investment in the guitar hobby.

'''What effects pedals does Tak use while on stage?'''
*In the modern era, all of Tak's equipment is from the brand "FAT". Their output is a boutique offering that is not consumer-based. The brand is owned by Being, the corporate entity that oversees B’z releases and their personal record label Vermillion Records. FAT in particular was established by Hatakeyama “hakkai” Katsunori, Tak’s original and foremost guitar technician earlier in his career who remains his tone guru. Those wanting to acquire FAT pedals or amplifiers will either come up short or fork over a great deal of yen, with prices having at least tripled in recent years for the few consumer models that were released. However, approximations of these devices can be found in amplifiers by Bogner and effects by companies such as Boss as many FAT offerings were modified or based in those.

'''Can Tak also sing?'''
*When Tak originally decided to form a band, his foremost concern was finding a vocalist as he felt his own voice was not strong enough. Over the years, Tak has occasionally offered backing vocals for B'z songs, live and in studio, and provided a prominent lead vocal as part of 2012's fiftieth single "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]". For his solo career, Tak produced a full-length vocal album called ''[[KNOCKIN' "T" AROUND]]'' in 1999 on which he sings every vocal song. As part of the twenty-fifth anniversary show [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]], Tak also delivers a verse on his own of "[[IN THE LIFE|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]". This moment is recorded on the tour's [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-|home video release]] as well.

'''Does Tak play any other instruments?'''
*In addition to playing guitar, Tak can also play piano—as seen during [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]] for example—and bass, on which he played the instrument for the "[[FIREBALL]]" single in 1997. As part of 1997 single "[[Calling]]", Tak also feigns playing violin in the music video though he does not formally play the instrument.

==Associated musicians==
'''Who are the most frequent B'z collaborators?'''
*After decades on the music scene as a duo, B'z have collaborated with hundreds of [[B'z Support Members|support members]]. Currently, the primary support musicians are Canadian [[Shane Gaalaas]] on drums (2002-Present), American [[Barry Sparks]] on bass (2003, 2008-Present), [[Yoshinobu Ohga]] on second guitar (2011-Present), and [[Takanobu Masuda]] on keyboards (1992-1997, 1999-Present). All but Ohga contribute regularly in the studio as well as the live stage, as Tak performs all guitar parts for the recordings himself.

'''How did [[Shane Gaalaas]] and [[Barry Sparks]] join up with B'z?'''
*Since 2002, Canadian musician [[Shane Gaalaas]] has been the band's go-to drummer in both the studio and at [[LIVE-GYM]] events. Shane, who had moved to Los Angeles in 1993, was chosen after an open audition in Los Angeles prior to [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]]. Prior to joining B'z, Shane had spent years touring as a support member with [[Barry Sparks]] as part of numerous acts, including with Yngwie Malmsteen and the Michael Schenker Group. When B'z needed a bassist for their 2003 touring efforts, Shane suggested Barry to the band who would join them for the year before returning in 2008 for the tours that followed.

'''Why did [[Takanobu Masuda]] not participate in [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]?'''
*[[Takanobu Masuda]] is one of Tak's closest friends in the music industry with their friendship having been solidified even prior to the idea for what would become B'z. In 1998, while B'z were preparing for [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]], Masuda was already engaged in a tour with his longtime band Blaze. For this tour, he was replaced by [[Kousuke Ooshima]] who would also support Koshi on his solo shows beginning with [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~]]. Notably, while Masuda is a fixture in B'z live shows, he is not often present for studio recordings. Instead, [[Akira Onozuka]] typically provides keyboards and organs for studio efforts.

'''What is the association between Aerosmith and B'z?'''
*Aerosmith and B'z first met in 1997 backstage at the Japanese television program ''[[Music Station]]''. Five years later, in 2002, Aerosmith were invited by FIFA World Cup International Day committee to perform at the joint Japan & Korea edition. They agreed, but with one condition: that B'z would be there to perform with them. The resulting event was the world's first [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert|FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]. The two bands would again join forces for [[AEROSONIC]] in 2013. A full length article recounting the bands' encounters can be found in the article "[https://www.offthelock.com/2017/06/14/the-storied-history-of-bz-and-aerosmithwhen-the-top-rock-bands-in-japan-and-america-came-together/ The Storied History of B'z and Aerosmith: When the Top Rock Bands in Japan and America Come Together]".

'''What is the association between Steve Vai and B'z?'''
*American guitarist Steve Vai is one of the earliest champions of B'z on the international stage. Having known both members for years, Tak and Koshi met with him at his house in 1999 in order to record a track for his album ''The Ultra Zone''. Vai provides the lead vocals while Koshi provides a verse and chorus vocals and Tak contributes a guitar solo. The trio remained in touch and in 2002, Vai released Tak's 2002 studio album ''[[Hana]]'' internationally under his Favored Nations label. Later, in 2007, Vai—already an inductee—put forth B'z as nominees for Hollywood's RockWalk, which already included Elvis Presley, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Queen, Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon and virtually all other rock luminaries. The exhibit's first Asian inductees, the ceremony for B'z was held just prior to the release of their sixteenth studio album ''[[ACTION]]'' on November 19, 2007.

'''What is the association between Slash of Guns N' Roses and the members of B'z?'''
*In 2009, Koshi collaborated with Slash on his first solo album for a song that would become the lead single entitled "[[SAHARA]]". Slash had heard of B'z from years before and, after hearing their then-most recent work, he got in touch with Koshi and the two began work together over e-mail. Slash said in an interview at the time: "I had a piece of music I thought he would really like and I sent it over to him, and he did, he liked it. And so, he wrote the most amazing melody for it." Koshi recorded a demo from Japan before flying to Los Angeles where the two met for the first time. They corresponded over e-mail beforehand in order to work on the arrangement, while Slash recorded the final version of the music. Koshi then came in to record the final vocals, for both Japanese and English version of the song. The single became the first by a foreign artist to finish in the top five in seven years on the Oricon singles chart. The Japanese version of this song was released as a single in Japan and was later included on Slash's eponymous album in the territory. This English version was available to United States residents as a digital pre-order bonus, and was (along with the Japanese version) later collected on the deluxe edition of the album.
*Later, in 2015, Tak and Slash appeared on the cover of Japanese magazine ''YOUNG GUITAR'' together as well as the subjects of a special joint feature. The two guitarists sat down for a lengthy discussion, during which they discussed their influences, playstyles, and the two of them both having worked with Koshi in the past.

'''What is the association between Linkin Park and B'z?'''
*After the 2011 Japanese earthquake disaster, both Linkin Park and B'z began their own fundraising initiatives to aid in the recovery. Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda had used the Download to Donate platform—on which numerous artists would continue adding to a revolving list of songs, all of which would be accessible to everyone that donated before and after—in order to raise funds. Hearing of this, B'z donated the [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|English version of their song "Home"]]. Soon, Shinoda's organization Music for Relief organized the [[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan|Secret Show for Japan]] event that featured B'z as special guests and performed in Los Angeles. B'z performed a shortened setlist that served as the premiere of the [[B'z (English Album)|English version of "Ultra Soul"]]. Koshi and Shinoda participated in joint media appearances, in English, to promote the event.

==Live events==
'''What is a "[[LIVE-GYM]]"?'''
*[[LIVE-GYM]] refers to live concerts featuring [[B'z]]. Invented by the members as a combination of "live" and an abbreviation of the English word "gymnasium" due to the band wanting to perform with the high-energy that one would expect from a sports event, the word has become synonymous and interchangeable when referring to B'z concerts.

'''What is a "[[SHOWCASE]]"?'''
*[[SHOWCASE]] events are generally one-off warm-ups that take place at smaller, more intimate settings in front of local crowds. Occasionally, these will feature a handful of performances at various dates that may or may not be tied to larger tours by the band. Often, B'z use SHOWCASE events to play obscure fan-favorites and crowd-pleasers from older albums and other releases that are rarely played live.

'''What is a "[[Pleasure LIVE-GYM]]"?'''
*Beginning in 1991 with [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]], B'z began touring occasional "[[Pleasure LIVE-GYM|Pleasure]]" LIVE-GYMs that were not tied to an album or similar source. The original concept behind the Pleasure tours was to focus on album songs and B-sides which haven't been performed live before. Initially there were no plans to start a separate series of non-album LIVE-GYMs, but due to the positive response from fans, the band decided to turn it into a tour which takes place every few years. The Pleasure series has since gradually shifted from focusing on lesser known tracks to a celebration of the band's entire catalogue and as such can be seen as "greatest hits" shows instead.

'''What is the most performed B'z song?'''
*The song B'z has performed the most at [[LIVE-GYM]] events is their 1992 single "[[ZERO]]". An early fan-favorite, it has amassed over 500 performances as of [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]. An updated list of the top twenty-five most-played songs can always be found [[LIVE-GYM#Setlists|here]].

'''Which B'z songs have been performed the least?'''
*Some songs have been performed only a handful of times, and some have [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never been performed live]]. Currently, 1994 B-side "[[MOTEL|hole in my heart]]" is the song with the fewest performances after having been shown only once as part of [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]].

'''What was the longest show B'z ever performed?'''
*The longest show performed by B'z was the finale to their 1999 tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]. A massive twenty-seven songs were performed at the September 25 date for [[Kyoto Kaikan]] which included virtually all of the songs performed for the tour and culminated in a five-song encore. The show itself ran for over three hours.

'''How can I obtain tickets to B'z live events?'''
*Ticketing information for B'z events can always be found at [http://bz-clubgym.com B'z Club-Gym]. International fans may purchase tickets through the lottery system just as domestic fans though the site is fully in Japanese. Once the fan lottery period for a given show ends, tickets are then sold to the public at the usual Japanese ticket retailers such as [http://w.pia.jp/ w.pia.jp], [http://l-tike.com l-tike.com], and [http://eplus.jp eplus.jp].

==Home videos==

'''Why can I not find ''[[FILM RISKY]]'' and ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' on DVD?
*This is likely due to both being sourced from very early in the band's career and being somewhat dated by today's standards—at least with regard for individual release. Neither have been announced for re-issue as of this writing, having only ever been released in full on LaserDisc and VHS. However, despite neither receiving full re-releases, the performances of "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]", "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", and "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" from ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' have been included variously as bonuses accompanying ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' and ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]''.

'''Why are some [[LIVE-GYM]] concerts not released in full or generally unreleased?'''
*For several years, despite fan demand, many B'z shows went unreleased on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] while the band remained selective about their output. This policy was relaxed with the advent of DVD, during which many more shows would find their way to the public. Since 2006, all mainstream B'z tours have found their way to DVD and usually Blu-ray. A full list of unreleased and partially released live shows is maintained in the [[B'z Unreleased Works#Unreleased Concert Videos|B'z Unreleased Works]] article.

'''Why are some [[LIVE-GYM]] concert videos not available in high definition on Blu-ray?'''
*All B'z concerts shot before [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] were shot and mastered in standard definition. As of this writing, no indication exists that older videos have high definition sources available in any form.

'''Why do some videos such as ''[["BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]]''—the home video version of [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]—not match the full setlist listed for its concert?
*Due to medium restrictions at the time for VHS, some older concerts are truncated with certain songs abbreviated or removed. The original shows would run in excess of two and sometimes nearly three hours, so concessions were made in addition to the videos typically being a fusion of documentary and concert footage.

==Unreleased works==

'''Why can I not find the English song "[[Logic (Lyrics)|Logic]]" anywhere?'''
*"Logic" is an unreleased [[B'z English Songs|English song]] that was premiered live in 2001 as part of [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]. It was performed a total of five times with additional inclusion in North American tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]. The video footage you will come across is sourced from 20th anniversary [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] release ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' on its third disc. As of this writing, no indication has surfaced that it will be released in studio form.

'''Where can I purchase the English version of "[[Brotherhood]]"?
*The [[Brotherhood (English Version) (Lyrics)|English version of "Brotherhood"]] was premiered live during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]] in North America and performed only during its three dates. However, on June 12, 2013, drummer for the band and co-author of the English lyrics, [[Shane Gaalaas]], released his own cover on his album ''Ascend''. No indication exists that a B'z version will be released in studio form.

'''What is the history of these English demos I have heard online?'''
*Apart from the officially released [[B'z English Songs|English songs]], in the early 1990s, B'z recorded several English demos for previously released Japanese songs. None of them were ever officially released and are available only in leaked form. Many of the demos consist of only one chorus and one verse that are repeated to fill the length of the song.

'''What is the history of the English version of "[[ELEVEN|Raging River]]"?'''
*The [[Raging River (English Version) (Lyrics)|English version of "Raging River"]] was a short, acoustic demo accessible via enhanced CD online features on ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]'' upon release. As of now, it is not longer accessible.

'''I have seen some older concerts on streaming sites that don't seem available elsewhere—from where are these sourced?'''
*Unauthorized bootlegs exist of many older B'z concerts that were otherwise unreleased or released only partially many years later. Obviously those are not available for purchase now.

B'z PARTY

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[[File:bzparty logo.png|x240px|right|link=http://www.bz-party.com/]]
'''B'z PARTY''' is the official fan-club for [[B'z]]. Membership requires a Japanese address and payment through Japanese payment services, making it difficult for international fans to join without local assistance.

The biggest draw for joining the fan-club is premiere access to upcoming LIVE-GYM tours. Members enjoy priority booking of tickets as well as access to exclusive front-area seating reserved entirely for fan-club members. Due to the many thousands of members, the exact placement of a ticket takes place via a lottery that is decided before the general sale for a given venue, giving fan-club members twice as many chances to score their desired tickets for a given show.

Members of the fan-club also enjoy special privileges and have access to items and information prior to their release to the public, as well as exclusive items never made available through retail channels. All members are given a membership card with their name, as well as receiving greeting cards throughout the year for their birthday, summer, and Christmas. Cards always feature new imagery not included for previous year's editions. Additionally, a special New Year's video appears on the site every year on January 1 for fan-club members. The brief video includes a greeting from the two members as well as mentions of their plans for the upcoming year.

The fan-club magazine [[Be With!]] is also exclusive to members of B'z PARTY. The quarterly magazine ships in March, June, September, and December of each year, and generally features a new interview with B'z, new photos and reports on their activities, and various behind the scenes looks at the inner-workings of the band and their releases. Members also gain access to the B'z PARTY website, which includes exclusive information as well as a special B'z PARTY store. The store includes back catalogue issues of the fan-club magazine as well as the ability to reserve and purchase the annual editions of the special monthly and weekly calendars.

Additionally, for each large-scale LIVE-GYM the band carries out, members of the fan-club are given the opportunity to win exclusive passes to a very limited Meet & Greet with the band before the show. One such Meet & Greet event can be witnessed in the band's 2002 concert documentary film ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.

In 2018, as part of the band's thirtieth anniversary, [[B'z PARTY Presents B'z Pleasure in Hawaii]] was organized as a limited opportunity, fanclub-exclusive event to follow [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]. The event included two concerts just for members as well as a talk put on by the band.

=Visit B'z PARTY=
<big>[http://www.bz-party.com/ B'z PARTY]</big>

<big>[http://bz-vermillion.com/party/ Fan-club Portal on the Official B'z Website]</big>

LIVE-GYM

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{{Ready}}
[[LIVE-GYM]] refers to live concerts featuring [[B'z]]. Invented by the members as a combination of "live" and an abbreviation of the English word "gymnasium" due to the band wanting to perform with the high-energy that one would expect from a sports event, the word has become synonymous and interchangeable when referring to B'z concerts. The resulting shows featuring the band have been characterized by their consistent quality, cutting edge production value, and kinetic energy. LIVE-GYM concerts all over Japan are known to sell out no matter the size of the venue, with B'z routinely filling the nation's largest domes and stadiums in record time.

Since the band's first tours that carried the title "LIVE-GYM", most that followed have been labeled as such as well, with the only exceptions being special events and [[#List of SHOWCASE Events|SHOWCASE]] concerts. SHOWCASE events allow the band to take a break from large-scale venues and venture out to see fans at smaller, more intimate venues, where the setlists typically include a great many scarcely-performed songs. Generally, these are often played as warm-ups to larger LIVE-GYM concerts as well as a means of still touring for fans even when a major album promotion isn't in order, especially in areas of Japan that the band have not visited previously or have not visited in some time.

In addition to sold-out shows all over their home country, B'z has also performed internationally in the United States, Canada, Taipei, and Hong Kong.

==Information==
===Show Format===
A LIVE-GYM usually contains roughly 20 songs and lasts around two and a half hours. At virtually every show, generally immediately prior to the third song of a given setlist, a skit is generally played out on stage leading up to Koshi announcing "Welcome to the B'z LIVE-GYM" ''(B'z no LIVE-GYM ni youkoso)''. For [[SHOWCASE]] events, this may be changed to "Welcome to the B'z SHOWCASE" ''(B'z no SHOWCASE ni youkoso)''. Throughout the setlist, at specific intervals, Koshi and Tak will engage in MC sessions related to specific songs prior to performing them. Lastly, at the end of each show, Koshi customarily leads the band into a heave with the crowd replying by shouting "Otsukare" (''Well done''), a customary parting in Japanese culture following business transactions. Afterward, an "[[Ending SE]]" as it is known in Japan is played to the crowd over the speakers as the support members leave and Tak and Koshi wave and bow to the audience while roaming the stage for its duration. The "Ending SE" has generally been that of an unreleased song or instrumental at the time of its inclusion, usually ensuring its release in the near future as a B-side or album song.

===Support Members===
When performing live, B'z always tours with a full band filling the positions not occupied by the two primary members of [[Tak Matsumoto]] on guitar and [[Koshi Inaba]] on vocals. Typically, those touring with the band at a given time are also those providing their respective parts on the most recent recording efforts. This formation of touring and recording with the same team began in 1993 with one of the band's best-regarded albums, ''[[RUN]]''.

B'z have most often toured with a bassist, drummer, and keyboardist, but in recent years added a backing guitarist and vocalist when [[Shinichiro Ohta]] toured with the band beginning in 2003 through 2008. The role went absent from the band's 2009 and 2010 tours, but would be again filled in 2011 by a friend of Tak's, [[Yoshinobu Ohga]], who was featured as one of the fellow guitarists on his concept album ''[[Theatre Of Strings]]'' in 2005.

Most recently, since 2011, drums have been provided by Canadian drummer [[Shane Gaalaas]], bass by American [[Barry Sparks]], backing guitar by Yoshinobu Ohga, and keyboards by [[Takanobu Masuda]].

Apart from the aforementioned primary support members, others have also filled various performance roles for the band over time due to varying circumstances, with drummers such as Masato Yamaguchi occasionally providing drums during the band's TV performances when Shane Gaalaas is not in Japan.

===Tickets & Merchandise===
Tickets to B'z LIVE-GYM concerts are very in-demand in Japan. Until 2000, B'z tickets were all sold through general public ticket retailers, but due to this making it difficult for fans to acquire tickets in many cases, a new system was put into place that allows for priority purchases to fanclub members. While tickets to large LIVE-GYMs can be purchased with general ease with foresight, tickets to smaller offerings, such as [[SHOWCASE]] events, are extremely difficult to acquire due to the extremely high demand and limited availability. Tickets to said events are generally publicized only locally through newspaper advertisements and similar means.

At each show, fans are given the opportunity to acquire memorabilia specific to that tour and occasionally to that venue. Tour goods typically include a variety of T-shirts, wristbands, towels, keychains, a tour brochure, bags, and other tour-specific items. On offer are also all of the band's singles, albums, and home videos. Tour merchandise is routinely made available on the band's official store, [[B'z The Store]], within a few weeks of the tour beginning.

Additionally, for each large-scale LIVE-GYM the band carries out, members of the fan-club [[B'z PARTY]] are given the opportunity to win exclusive passes to a very limited Meet & Greet with the band before the show. One such Meet & Greet event can be witnessed in the band's 2002 concert documentary film ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.

===Setlists===
{{Main|B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM}}
A B'z setlist generally amounts to roughly 20 songs, with a spread of high-energy rock songs and a select few ballads filling the remaining slots. Generally, B'z ends shows with very high-energy numbers and reserves middle slots for ballads, as is often the case with popular choices such as "[[OCEAN]]" and "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]". Over the course of a tour, the setlists generally change a number of times, with certain slots changing throughout. At [[SHOWCASE]] concerts, B'z frequently take the opportunity to play obscure tracks and fan-favorites that are not generally suitable for their mainstream LIVE-GYM tours, where longtime fans and newcomers converge.

Additionally, while B'z have played a great many of their hundreds of songs live on multiple occasions, there are still a few dozen songs that have [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never been given the live treatment]]. On occasion, the band has returned to their older works that originally went unplayed and included them in a live setlist.

When touring overseas, B'z frequently include a large number of their [[B'z English Songs|English songs]]. The band's English-language tracks come both as reversions of their Japanese hits with all-new English lyrics as well as brand new songs that have no Japanese counterpart.

As of early 2018, the twenty-five most performed B'z songs during their concerts are:

# [[ZERO]] (497 SHOWS)
# [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] (371 SHOWS)
# [[BAD COMMUNICATION]] (360 SHOWS)
# [[ultra soul]] (353 SHOWS)
# [[Hadashi no Megami]] (320 SHOWS)
# [[BLOWIN']] (291 SHOWS)
# [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] (278 SHOWS)
# [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]] (267 SHOWS)
# [[love me, I love you]] (261 SHOWS)
# [[juice]] (242 SHOWS)
# [[BE THERE]] (229 SHOWS)
# [[LOVE PHANTOM]] (222 SHOWS)
# [[girigiri chop]] (205 SHOWS)
# [[BLOWIN'|TIME]] (196 SHOWS)
# [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] (193 SHOWS)
# [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]] (188 SHOWS)
# [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]] (186 SHOWS)
# [[Negai]] (183 SHOWS)
# [[Liar! Liar!]] (175 SHOWS)
# [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] (170 SHOWS)
# [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]] (170 SHOWS)
# [[IN THE LIFE|TONIGHT (Is The Night)]] (168 SHOWS)
# [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]] (167 SHOWS)
# [[RUN]] (166 SHOWS)
# [[IN THE LIFE|Wonderful Opportunity]] (165 SHOWS)

===Venues===
{{Main|Live Venues}}
Depending on the [[LIVE-GYM#Types of B'z Tours|type of tour]], B'z will perform in venues of both immense capacity and smaller, much more intimate and limited venues. Larger tours, such as [[LIVE-GYM#Album Tours|album tours]], have been split in recent years between hall and dome legs. The hall tours take place at various music halls around Japan, with seating capacities allowing for only a few thousand fans. Later, the tours expand to Japan's largest domes and stadiums, with the amount of seats generally ranging between 50,000 and 70,000. For [[SHOWCASE]] events and smaller shows of a similar vein, venues with capacities under 2,000 are often used and thus make gaining tickets extremely difficult.

==Types of B'z Tours==
After more than a quarter century of performing, B'z has amassed a varied history of live concerts that have come in a number of different types. These tours typically fall into one of three categories:

===Album Tours===
The most common LIVE-GYM tours by the band, carried out in support of their then-latest studio album, such as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and their 2006 studio album, ''[[MONSTER]]''. These shows typically result in a setlist that blends about 75-80% of the titular album's songs with a selection of the band's past hits and gems. Additionally, such tours may feature extensions, such as:

* '''LIVE-GYM -Preview-''': Shows that take place prior to a proper album tour, generally numbering between three and six performances.
* '''LIVE-GYM -Intermission-''': Shows scheduled in the midst of large arena and dome tours in smaller venues during brief breaks.
* '''LIVE-GYM -Extra-''': Shows that serve as extensions of the title tours, taking place after it has concluded and generally featuring a number of songs not performed on the earlier tour.

===Pleasure Tours===
Beginning in 1991 with [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]], B'z began touring occasional "[[Pleasure LIVE-GYM|Pleasure]]" LIVE-GYMs that were not tied to an album or similar source. The original concept behind the Pleasure tours was to focus on album songs and B-sides which haven't been performed live before. Initially there were no plans to start a separate series of non-album LIVE-GYMs, but due to the positive response from fans, the band decided to turn it into a tour which takes place every few years. Since its inception, the Pleasure series has gradually shifted from focusing on lesser known tracks to a celebration of the band's entire catalogue and as such can be seen as "greatest hits" shows instead.

In 2003, as part of their 15th anniversary, B'z embarked on the [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] tour. It would become the last Pleasure tour before it returned 5 years later. The reasoning behind temporarily ending the Pleasure series was due to the fact that the band felt that half of the songs on album tours already consisted of singles, while the other half represented new album songs. In essence, they were comparable to "Pleasure" tours themselves. In 2008, the Pleasure tour was revived for the band's 20th anniversary, with [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]. It was considered the right timing and opportunity to perform numerous popular songs from their catalogue which have not appeared for several years, with rare tracks such as "[[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]", "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]", "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]" and their debut single [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] being revived for this special occasion. In 2013, during an MC session in their 25th anniversary tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]], B'z stated that the Pleasure series would return every 5 years.

Since its debut, several B'z songs have become synonymous with Pleasure tours. This includes the "[[Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]" series of songs, as well as a number of well-known singles such as "[[ZERO]], "[[BLOWIN']]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]". In addition, numerous album tracks and B-sides such as "[[OH! GIRL (Lyrics)|OH! GIRL]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[RUN]]", "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]" and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]" are staples of such tours. As of 2015, the ballad "[[RUN|Gekkou]]" is also notable for appearing in Pleasure tours only once every 10 years ([[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|1993]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|2003]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|2013]]). Singles and special songs released on albums contemporary with a given tour can usually be found in the setlist in question. For example, the bonus songs included on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' in 2008 ("[[Glory Days (Lyrics)|Glory Days]]" and "[[Itsuka Mata Koko de (Lyrics)|Itsuka Mata Koko de]]") were also performed during [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]] the same year.

===SHOWCASE Tours===
[[SHOWCASE]] events are generally one-off warm-ups that take place at smaller, more intimate settings in front of local crowds. Occasionally, these will feature a handful of performances at various dates that may or may not be tied to larger tours by the band. Often, B'z use SHOWCASE events to play obscure fan-favorites and crowd-pleasers from older albums and other releases that are rarely played live. The band describe a SHOWCASE as a show where "anything can happen".

==Home Video Releases==
{{Main|B'z Home Videos}}
Prior to the advent of DVD and the widespread adoption of the home video market, B'z were very selective about [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] releases. Releases generally came once every two to three years, often covering major, hallmark tours. Although not every tour has been released in full, B'z is known to have amassed an archive of recordings for every tour they have undertaken. Over the years, these performances have been [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|selectively sampled]] in various compilation releases and documentaries.

Beginning in 2006 with ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" ]]'', B'z have released all of their major tours on home video within a year of the tour's conclusion. With the introduction of Blu-ray technology in latter years, B'z began releasing all of their recent LIVE-GYMs on both DVD and Blu-ray simultaneously, with select older tours filmed in high definition also being re-issued on Blu-ray. To date, every B'z home video is available on DVD apart from the first two, ''[[FILM RISKY]]'' and ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]''—the latter of which covers [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]—which were available only on VHS and LaserDisc and are now considered out of print.

Although home video releases are typically of major LIVE-GYM events, there are occasions in which smaller, more intimate showings have received the full home video treatment as well, such as with ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]'' and ''[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]''.

===Compilation Videos===
While very few of the oldest tours have been released in full on home video, excerpt footage can be found on a number of compilation releases. ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' was a three-disc, three-hour home video compilation issued on DVD in 2008, the band's 20th anniversary year. The compilation features full performances and special bonuses from LIVE-GYM tours that had not been released in full on their own. Additionally, a companion disc much in the same vein was made available as part of the limited edition for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' the same year. Similarly, this ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"#Premium Live DVD|Premium Live DVD]]'' featured ten assorted performances that had not previously been released.

Although the original was only on VHS and LaserDisc and is now out of print, the performances of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]" originally featured on ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' were remastered and included as music video supplements on limited edition copies of 2013's ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''. The release also brought unreleased performances from a number of LIVE-GYMs, including the only home video performances from [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"]].

For tours not featured on the aforementioned compilation releases, most of them can be glimpsed on the two [[B'z PARTY]] fanclub home videos ''[[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG]]'' and ''[[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', which contain performance excerpts as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews and recording footage.

==List of B'z LIVE-GYMs==
Listed here are LIVE-GYM tours held by [[B'z]]. Preview shows and [[SHOWCASE]] events that were used as warm-ups and openings to larger tours are not highlighted here, instead being mentioned in the corresponding ''Concurrent Events'' section for each tour. Additionally, festival appearances and related events are included in the same vain outside of special exceptions. For a complete listing of [[SHOWCASE]] tours and [[Special Events]], please see their designated sections below.

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As part of the band's thirtieth anniversary, a B'z-themed vacation package was organized for fans selected as part of the [[B'z PARTY]] fanclub and an accompanying round of lotteries. Set one week after [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]], the package included two concerts performed by the band as well as an accompanying talk session and numerous fan-centric events.
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[[B'z PARTY Presents B'z Pleasure in Hawaii|'''''Theatrical Live Stream''''']]
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The tour in commemoration of the band's thirtieth anniversary and their first with a Japanese word in its title (''HINOTORI'', or "Phoenix"). Unlike previous Pleasure finales, the final show will take place at [[Tokyo Stadium|Ajinomoto Stadium]] with [[Nissan Stadium]] being played on earlier dates.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI- (Home Video)|'''''To Be Announced''''' (January/February 2019)]]
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The band's first winter tour since 2011's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]] in support of their twentieth studio album ''[[DINOSAUR]]''. The eighteen-stop tour will see the band play a series of domes throughout December with a finale in Osaka in the first week of February.
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Concurrent Events: [[7-Eleven presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]], [[FM802 ROCK FESTIVAL RADIO CRAZY 2017]]
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-|B'z SHOWCASE 2017 <big>-B'z In Your Town-</big>]]
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The first [[SHOWCASE]] not attached to a larger tour since 2009's [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-|tour of the same name]] that came one month after the release of return single "[[Seimei/Still Alive]]". The tour spanned one month with shows in smaller areas of Japan not previously frequented by the band.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]], [[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017]], [[RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL 2017 in EZO]]
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'''''To Be Announced'''''
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 <big>-EPIC NIGHT-</big>]]
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The 2015 tour in support of their nineteenth studio album ''[[EPIC DAY]]''. The tour began in March and run through May in hall and arena venues before moving to domes for June and July, with the finale taking place at [[Live Venues#Nagoya Dome|Nagoya Dome]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shimonoseki Uchouten NIGHT-]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -epic night-]], [[ROCKROCK 20th ANNIVERSARY LIVE "ROCK BEYOND ROCK"]], [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]], [[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]
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[[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI|B'z Special LIVE at <big>EX THEATER ROPPONGI</big>]]
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A special live event held by B'z to serve as the innagural performance for the [[EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] in Tokyo. The show took place two months after the close of [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]] and featured a very eclectic setlist that included "Kuroi Seishun", "[[Yasei no ENERGY]]", "[[GREEN|STAY GREEN]]", "[[ACTION|ONE ON ONE]]", "[[The 7th Blues|Yami no Ame]]" and a memorial cover of the LOUDNESS song "Crazy Nights". Additionally, a new song entitled "[[EPIC DAY|Kimi wo Ki ni Shinai Hi Nado]]" was premiered near the end of the show. In 2015, nine songs from the show were featured on a bonus DVD for the band's fifty-first single "[[Uchouten]]".
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Select Performances on [[File:Uchouten Cover.jpg|x70px|border|link=Uchouten]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 <big>-ENDLESS SUMMER-</big>]]
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The band's 25th anniversary tour that began shortly after the release of the ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' collections. New songs "Q&A", "Utopia" and "Kakushin" from the albums all received their LIVE-GYM debuts. Several obscure album songs were revived for the hall portion of the tour, with the dome leg featuring the likes of "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[C'mon]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", a revival of "[[IN THE LIFE|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]", classics such as "[[RUN]]", "[[ALONE]]", and "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]", and the debut of a new song: "[[Uchouten|Endless Summer]]".
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2013 -Pleasure75-]], [[AEROSONIC]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 <big>-Into Free-</big>]]
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The band's fourth foray into North America and their largest international tour to date, with seven dates in the United States and Canada. For the first time, B'z toured both the east and west coasts of the U.S., where they had previously only journeyed into the west. The tour came in support of the band's [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]], released worldwide the previous July. Highlights of the tour included a new English version of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" titled "[[B'z (English Album)|Love Bomb]]" and an English rendition of "[[ultra soul]]", the LIVE-GYM debut of "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]", and "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" receiving a special performance in New York City, where the song was recorded 22 years earlier in 1990. The tour finale in Los Angeles was streamed in full worldwide on the internet at no charge.
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Concurrent Events: [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|Full Web Stream]]

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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-C'mon-</big>]]
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The band's 2011 Japanese tour in support of their then-latest studio album, ''[[C'mon]]''. The tour was split into dome and hall portions, with the setlists remaining relatively the same throughout. For the dome portion, classic ballad "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]" was added to the encore of the setlist, and later received its home video debut when the band's showing at Osaka Dome on December 18, 2011 was released the following May on both DVD and Blu-ray. The English version of "[[SPLASH!]]" premiered earlier in the summer during the band's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|2011 North American tour]] was retained and performed on all dates of the tour and likewise received its home video debut.
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Concurrent Events: [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE]], [[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2011]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-long time no see-</big>]]
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The third North American tour for B'z, coming eight years since their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|2003 LIVE-GYM]] touring the continent. English versions of "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[juice]]", "[[SPLASH!]]", and "[[Brotherhood]]" were premiered on the tour, with the first three of which receiving official releases the next year on the band's [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|subsequent tour]]. The tour finale in Los Angeles was again streamed in full over the internet, as has been the case with previous North American tours.
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Concurrent Events: [[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|Full Web Stream]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 <big>"Ain't No Magic"</big>]]
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The tour supporting the 2009 studio album ''[[MAGIC]]''. Modern hits "[[OCEAN]]" and "[[ultra soul]]" were joined by revivals of 1994 ''[[The 7th Blues]]'' opener "LOVE IS DEAD" and 1996's "[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]]", along with a special performance of "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]" that blended the [[MY LONELY TOWN|ballad version]] of the song with the original. The show was released in full as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME]] on July 28, 2010.
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-|B'z SHOWCASE 2009 <big>-B'z In Your Town-</big>]]
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The eight-date tour had B'z touring smaller areas all over Japan, with a great many scarcely-performed songs seeing all new revivals. These include album songs "Crazy Rendezvous", "VAMPIRE WOMAN", "MY SAD LOVE", "THE GAMBLER", and "Blue Sunshine", along with singles and "[[Calling]]" and "Shoudou". The tour was never released in full on home video, but it was selectively highlighted on the DVD included in [[MAGIC#Magical Backstage Tour 2009|limited edition copies of ''MAGIC'']], released later in the year.
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Concurrent Events: [[SUMMER SONIC 09]]
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Select Performances on 
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 <big>-GLORY DAYS-</big>]]
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The band's 20th anniversary tour, culminating with a 70,000 fan performance at Nissan Stadium on September 21st, 2008, the six shows served as a full exploration of the band's catalogue and work to date. The setlist contained 26 performances, which is among the most the band has ever performed in a single showing, and included both their best-regarded singles and many of their most beloved gems. The songs performed include singles "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[juice]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[BANZAI]]", "[[BLOWIN']], "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", and "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", along with perennial classic "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", which was joined by gems "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]], "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]", "[[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]", "[[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]", and "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]". Additionally, the middle of the show was marked by a special retrospective featuring the band's earliest TV appearances, Koshi and Tak performing their first song "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" for the crowd with just the two of them, and a cover of "Oh! Darling" by The Beatles, which was one of the songs the duo played together when they first met. The [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)|resulting home video release]] is considered by many as the best the band has released, receiving the DVD treatment in 2009 before being issued on Blu-ray in 2010.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 <big>"ACTION"</big>]]
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The tour in favor of the 2008 studio album ''[[ACTION]]''. The tour was much lengthier than most by B'z, lasting for eight months and over 50 shows. Shows were performed in hall venues early in the tour prior to spreading out to arenas for the latter leg. The setlist for the shows changed a great many times throughout the 50+ shows, with many scarcely-performed songs being included on various nights. The tour originally went entirely unreleased on home video prior to being issued on DVD and Blu-ray in January 2013 as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebration. Highlights of the release include B-side "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!|New Message]]", an acoustic version of "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]", special renditions of "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", "SUPER LOVE SONG", and "FRICTION", as well as the only home video performance of "[[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]".
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]]
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-B'z In Your Town-</big>]]
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The band's second [[SHOWCASE]] of 2007, the tour was an attempt for B'z to play for local fans in areas they don't typically get the chance to tour in often. The setlist changed throughout the dates but retained the basic framework of the tour from the previous month, [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]]. Scarcely-performed tracks "ROCK man", "The Loose", and "Magnolia" were all added to the setlist for various shows. Unlike with the aforementioned SHOWCASE, the tour has never been released on home video.
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-19-</big>]]
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One of two [[SHOWCASE]] tours for 2007, the tour was carried out in honor of the band's 19th year on the music scene. The tour featured a great many obscure tracks such as "HOT FASHION", "Haru", "Naite Naite Nakiyandara", "Out Of Control", "Odekake Shimasho", and the only home video performance of single "ARIGATO". Additionally, it was the tour at which "SUPER LOVE SONG" was premiered and fellow single "Eien no Tsubasa" was also played. Several ''[[Brotherhood]]'' songs were also played, from "Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe" to "Nagai Ai" to fan-favorite "F・E・A・R". The performance of "SUPER LOVE SONG" was released in a limited edition copy of the single originally, but in 2008, the full show was included in a limited edition for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]''. Later, in 2010, the show was issued on Blu-ray in a double package with ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[SUMMER SONIC 07]]
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[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z <big>LIVE in Namba 2006</big>]]
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Originally billed as "B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN", the event was the band's first concert performed in Japan to be streamed live over the internet. The show took place shortly after [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and as such shared a similar setlist, but did feature a great deal of [[B'z English Songs|English language songs]], including the premiere of an [[B'z (International EP)|English version of "HOME"]], "[[DEVIL]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", and "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" from the previous year's album that originally went unperformed live. The show was released on DVD two years later in 2008, and eventually made its way to Blu-ray coupled with [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|SHOWCASE 2007]].
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[[File:liveinnambashowcase2007bluray.jpg|x100px|border|link=B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 <big>"MONSTER'S GARAGE"</big>]]
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The tour in support of the band's 2006 studio album ''[[MONSTER]]''. In addition to featuring tracks from the album and all three of its singles—"[[Shoudou]]", "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]", and "[[SPLASH!]]"—the setlist included a great deal of hits from their history, including "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[OCEAN]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", and "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", before ending the setlist with a special version of "RUN". Additionally, B'z also ventured out into the crowd onto a small stage situated in the middle of the arena to perform an acoustic version of "Happy Birthday", followed by rock encores of "Brotherhood" and "[[BLOWIN']]. The full show was released on DVD and later Blu-ray, becoming one of the band's most well-regarded home video releases.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 <big>"CIRCLE OF ROCK"</big>]]
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The 2005 tour in support of the band's album of the same year, ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'', the tour was unique for featuring a rotating circular stage at the center of the arena that the band performed on. In addition to album songs and singles "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ALONE]]", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", "IT'S SHOWTIME!!", "[[juice]]", and others, the band also included rarely-performed B-sides "Mannequin Village" and "Kanashiki dreamer" throughout. Originally, the tour was sampled in various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] and had select performances used as bonuses for the "[[SPLASH!]]" single's limited editions. However, in 2013, the full tour was finally released on DVD as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]] as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebrations.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BIG MACHINE"</big>]]
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The tour in favor of the band's 2003 album ''BIG MACHINE'' that took place months after their [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|15th anniversary showing at Nagisaen]]. The stage was unique, allowing for the addition of stunt motorcycles to cross the stage mid-air while the band performed songs such as "Arakure". The setlist featured a number of songs that aren't typically found in many setlists, including "Don't Leave Me", "MOTEL", "[[love me, I love you]]", "MOVE", "Himitsu na Futari" and "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]". Although the full tour has not been released, select performances have been made available via [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in the years since.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"</big>]]
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The band's second North American tour, following [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]] the previous year. As with that tour, the setlist included various songs from the most recently released studio album, with that being ''[[BIG MACHINE]]'' in this case. Other songs performed include "MOTEL", "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "LOVE IS DEAD", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", "Brotherhood", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "girigiri chop". The tour itself served as the subject of a documentary that aired on Japanese television featuring behind-the-scenes footage and various performances. It would be the last performance in North America for the band for eight years, until [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|TV Documentary & Full Web Stream]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME"|B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure <big>"IT'S SHOWTIME!!"</big>]]
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The band's 15th anniversary tour that was split between a 23-show hall tour with a two-night finale in the fields of Nagisaen, where just tens of thousands of fans once again gathered where B'z had previously performed their [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|first outdoor show in 1993]]. The setlist for the hall portion of the tour changed frequently. By the time of the Nagisaen show, B'z had settled into an epic 24-song setlist that included special nostalgic recreations of "OH! GIRL" and "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" from 1995's seminal [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|"BUZZ!!" Pleasure tour]], as well as performances of "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "[[BLOWIN']], "TIME", "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", Brotherhood, "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "IT'S SHOWTIME!!", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", and "RUN". Additionally, the band took to the rare feat of performing three songs in acoustic form, with those being "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[RUN|Gekkou]]", and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]. The full home video of the outdoor shows was released on DVD and VHS in February 2003.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]]
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[[File:typhoonno15dvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"Rock n' California Roll"</big>]]
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The band's second international tour and their first into North America. The setlist was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]] that wrapped just months earlier and featured [[B'z English Songs|English songs]] in the pair of "[[DEVIL]]" and "[[Logic]]". The tour was filmed and became a TV documentary, with backstage footage and many of the performances featured in full. Additionally, further documentary footage was also included on a bonus disc for ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll in Tokyo"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|TV Documentary]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|Full Web Stream]] & [[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|''GREEN'' DVD Bonus Document Disc]] [[File:abeautifulreeldvd.jpg|x60px|border|link=a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"</big>]]
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The 2002 LIVE-GYM in support of the band's album of the same year, ''[[GREEN]]''. The setlist included a number of songs from the album in addition to classics such as "[[ZERO]]", "[[love me, I love you]]", and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", as well as newer hits like "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", and the only home video performance of "[[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]". The full tour was released as a documentary concert film blending backstage footage with the band's performances under the title ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]], [[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~" -Preview-]]
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[[File:abeautifulreeldvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 <big>"ELEVEN"</big>]]
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The band's tour in promotion of their 2000 studio album, ''[[ELEVEN]]''. The setlist included ''[[Brotherhood]]''-era favorites "Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe" and "girigiri chop", as well as hard rock classic "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]" and singles "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[HOME]]", "[[GOLD]]", and "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]". While originally released only in pieces on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]], the tour was released in its entirety on DVD in March 2013.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]
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[[File:elevendvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN- (Home Video)]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001|B'z LIVE-GYM in <big>Taipei & Hong Kong 2001</big>]]
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The first [[LIVE-GYM#International Tours|international tour]] for B'z, with two sold-out performances each in both Taipei and Hong Kong. Though a LIVE-GYM in name, the setlist for the tour was very much akin to that of a [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]], being packed full of singles from all over the band's catalogue and even opening with a rendition of "[[Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]". Among those included were "[[ZERO]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[GOLD]]", "[[Calling]]", and [[B'z English Songs|English song]] "[[Real Thing Shakes]]". As of 2013, it is the only international tour by B'z to not take place in the United States and Canada and has never been released on home video.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 <big>"juice"</big>]]
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The band's 2000 "[[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tour|Pleasure]]" tour that toured throughout Japan throughout the summer. The titular "[[juice]]" was premiered live on the tour before being properly released in the midst of the tour schedule. The tour is also notable for being the only occasion in which singles "May" and "RING" were performed live, with the latter being premiered live during the latter half of the tour and also being released on DVD in the limited edition of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]''. This leaves "May" as one of the few B'z singles to not have a home video performance available. The tour itself has not been released in full, but select performances are available on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice" -Preview-]], [[juice|"juice" PV Shoot Guerrilla Live]]
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Select Performances on [[File:PleasureII.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]] [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 <big>"Brotherhood"</big>]]
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The 1999 tour in support of the first album following the band's 10th anniversary, ''[[Brotherhood]]''. The tour itself took place primarily in domes, with Intermission and Extra portions of the tour taking place in halls. The dome finale at International Stadium Yokohama, now Nissan Stadium and the site of other large-scale B'z shows, was the inaugural concert performance for the venue. The main setlist is one of the band's most beloved, with much of the titular album covered as well as the previous year's "[[HOME]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[Calling]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]", "[[RUN]]", and "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]". The tour finale for the Extra leg of the tour ended in Kyoto with a massive 27-song setlist that contained virtually every song the band had played on the tour, and became their biggest performance in their history. The dome finale in Yokohama was released on home video as ''[[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]]'' the following year.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Intermission-]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
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[[File:brotherhooddvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '98 <big>"SURVIVE"</big>]]
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The band's tour in favor of their 1998 studio album, ''[[SURVIVE]]'', that covered the entire first half of the year, from January to June. The tour included various singles, both recent and classic, including "[[ZERO]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[love me, I love you]]", "[[Calling]]", "FIREBALL", "Liar! Liar!", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", and "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]". B-sides "Hi" and "The Wild Wind" from the band's 1998 singles also received the live treatment during the course of the tour. The full tour has not yet been released on home video, although several performances are available as sampled on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] that the band has released to the public.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE" -Preview-]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 <big>"FIREBALL"</big>]]
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The band's 1997 [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]] with the namesake of their recent single "[[FIREBALL]]", which was used to open the show. The encore for the show featured a piano-driven version of "[[Calling]]", with Tak playing the piano as he did in the song's promotional video prior to switching to guitar. Other songs played include "RUN", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "BE THERE", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "SNOW", "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]", "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" and "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]". Although never released in full on home video, select performances have been made available in years since via various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:ta09.jpg|x42px|border|link=Strings Of My Soul]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '96 <big>"Spirit LOOSE"</big>]]
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The tour that came in support of the band's best-selling album in its history, ''[[LOOSE]]''. Prior to the show beginning, fans were treated to a special action short film made in the U.S. featuring Tak and Koshi in the starring roles in a high-speed car chase. The setlist for the shows featured songs that were released after the album as well, such as non-album English single "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" being used to open the show and both tracks of the subsequent double A-side single "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~" and "MOVE" being performed as well. The tour was never released in full but has been sampled on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in later years.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 <big>"BUZZ!!"</big>]]
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One of the landmark tours for the band, "BUZZ!!" saw B'z undertaking one of their largest tours to date that resulted in some of their most famous and recognizable moments. The special performance of "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" featuring Koshi in costume and a death-defying leap on stage became one of the band's most clipped pieces of footage, which was later recreated for [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|The Final Pleasure in 2003]]. Similarly, the performance of "OH! GIRL" at the event was also inspired by that of "BUZZ!!". The tour also included "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "RUN", "[[ZERO]]", "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]", and a performance of "[[ALONE]]" with Koshi playing piano with Tak standing on its surface playing guitar. The tour was released on VHS and LaserDisc in 1996 before being issued on DVD in 2001.
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[[File:buzzdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link="BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"|B'z LIVE-GYM '94 <big>"THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"</big>]] & [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"|<big>"THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"</big>]]
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The band's ninth major tour and named as such, ''The 9th Blues'' was a tour that saw B'z touring Japan for much of the year of 1994, with the tour being split into two distinct parts with completely different setlists between them. Nearly every song from the 20-track album ''[[The 7th Blues]]'' was played between the pair of tours, along with singles "[[ZERO]]" and "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and a number of obscure songs, such as "SAVE ME!?" and "Mannequin Village". Although a popular tour, neither part has been released in full on home video to date. However, select performances from each part have been released on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in the year since.
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Concurrent Events: [[Merry X'Mas ~ Mary Had a Little Lamb/Silent Night]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 <big>"JAP THE RIPPER"</big>]]
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The band's largest tour to date at the time and their third [[LIVE-GYM#List of Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]]. Consisting of only two dates, the venue was the fields of Nagisaen where B'z performed an open-air concert for the first time. The shows opened with the titular "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]" which had not yet been released at the time but would go on to be one of the fixtures for 1994's double album ''[[The 7th Blues]]''. Other songs included in the setlist were "[[ZERO]]", "HOT FASHION", "RUN", "[[BLOWIN']], "Kairaku no Heya", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai". The concerts were later the subject of a home video under the title of ''[[LIVE RIPPER]]''. B'z later returned to the site ten years later for [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] for another pair of outdoor gigs at Nagisaen.
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[[File:liveripperdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=LIVE RIPPER]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]

"[[Hadashi no Megami]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|B'z LIVE-GYM '93 <big>"RUN"</big>]]
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The band's 1993 tour in support of the album of the same name released in the same year, ''[[RUN]]''. It is considered unique for being an album tour in which every song from the album was included in the setlist at some point. In addition to the album songs, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was also performed, in addition to "[[ALONE]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and a great many other of the band's best-recognized songs to that point. The full show has not yet been released on home video, although portions have been released on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:ta09.jpg|x42px|border|link=Strings Of My Soul]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 <big>"TIME"</big>]]
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The band's second "[[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tour|Pleasure]]" tour that took place in the summer of 1992. Named for the B-side "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]" that accompanied their likewise 1992 single "[[BLOWIN']]", the tour offered an exploration of the band's catalogue to the time with album songs "[[RISKY|HOT FASHION]]", "[[IN THE LIFE|Kairaku no Heya]]", "[[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]", "[[OFF THE LOCK|HURRY UP!]]", and "[[BREAK THROUGH|FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE]]" being performed on all dates. The shows also featured an "Acoustic Corner" showcase that saw the band performing acoustic versions of B-side "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel|Good-bye Holy Days]]" as well as covers of well-known rock classics, including "Don't Let Me Down" and "Let It Be" by The Beatles. The full show has never been released on home video, but various performances are available on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] released since.
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 <big>"IN THE LIFE"</big>]]
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The band's tour in support of their 1991 album ''[[IN THE LIFE]]'' that began in December of 1991 and ended in April of 1992. The tour included performances of several classic songs, including "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", "[[LADY NAVIGATION]]", "[[BE THERE]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "[[ALONE]]". The full tour has never been released in full on home video, but the performance of "[[ALONE]]" was released as part of the music video compilation included in copies of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''.
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"[[ALONE]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x70px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|B'z LIVE-GYM <big>"Pleasure'91"</big>]]
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The first [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]] by the band, which toured not in support of any specific release but instead as a representation of their body of work to date. Songs from ''[[B'z (Album)|B'z]]'', ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]'', ''[[BREAK THROUGH]]'', and ''[[RISKY]]'' were all on show. Others include a special rendition of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" featuring Koshi wielding a guitar, fellow singles "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "Kimi no Naka de Odoritai", "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" and "Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...", as well as "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and even the English version of another early song, "[[MARS|Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~]]". As a result, it has become one of the few English performances to receive a home video release when the tour was released as ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' in 1991. As of 2013, the VHS and LaserDisc release has not been re-issued on DVD or any other medium.
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Concurrent Events: [[Z'b LIVE TOUR]]
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The tour for the band's fourth studio album, 1990's ''[[RISKY]]''. The tour ran from October of 1990 to February of 1991 and featured many of their early hits, including "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "[[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]", "[[BE THERE]]", "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", and most notably and rarely, "[[WICKED BEAT|I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style]]", the English version of their second single, 1989's "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]". The full tour has never been released in full on home video, but the performance of "[["Itoshii Hito yo" Good Night...]]" was released as part of the music video compilation included in copies of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''.
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The tour in support of the band's third studio album, ''[[BREAK THROUGH]]''. The setlist included songs from all three albums released to date at the time along with "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and the band's first three singles, "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]", "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]", and "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]". The tour has never been issued in full on home video, although it has been sampled on the band's official bootleg videos in [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|1998]] and [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008]].
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The band's first wide tour, featuring tracks from their [[B'z (Album)|self-titled debut album]] and second album after which the tour is named, ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]''. The tour was preceded by a shorter warm-up tour earlier in the year titled [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], which itself was preceded by their very first live performance at the [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"|"Thank You TM Network" event]] at SF Rock Station. The encore for the tour was the then recently-released "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" that would go on to become a staple of the band's LIVE-GYMs for many years to come. The tour has never been issued in full on home video, although it has been sampled on the band's official bootleg videos in [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|1998]] and [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], [[B'z BAD-CLUB GYM]], [[B'z CAMPUS-GYM "OFF THE LOCK"]], [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"]]
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===List of SHOWCASE Events===
Beginning in 1996, B'z have periodically toured under the label of "SHOWCASE" as a means of allowing them to visit areas of Japan they do not typically reach on their larger tours as well as a means to warm up for their aforementioned large showings. Most often, these are one-off shows taking place immediately preceding the opening of an [[LIVE-GYM#Album Tour|album tour]].

*[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]] — March 10, 1996

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]] — December 29, 1997

*[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]] — June 30, 1999

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]] — February 24, 2001

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]] — June 17, 2002

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]] — June 26, 2003

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]] — November 13, 2003

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]] — April 15, 2005

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]] — June 29, 2006

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]] — June 18, 2007 ~ July 4, 2007 (6 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 9, 2007 ~ August 8, 2007 (7 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]] — January 25, 2008

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 20, 2009 ~ August 5, 2009 (8 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2013 -Pleasure75-]] — June 10, 2013

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shimonoseki Uchouten NIGHT-]] — March 9, 2015

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]] — November 19, 2015

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]] — July 11, 2017

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 13, 2017 ~ August 9, 2017 (11 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-]] — July 2, 2018

===List of Special Events===
Over the course of their career, B'z have participated in a number of special events not tied to their LIVE-GYM efforts. This includes music festivals and special partnership promotions with other artists, such as the band's co-headlining with Aerosmith in 2002 and 2013.

*'''[[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"]]''' (1989)
::The debut performance for B'z, with a total of five songs performed with only Tak and Koshi on stage.
*'''[[Z'b LIVE TOUR]]''' (1991)
::A brief early tour by the band in which they performed as "Z'b" in order to hone their live skills while playing covers of well-known English songs by the likes of Guns N' Roses, Van Halen, Whitesnake, Motley Crue, and The Beatles, while throwing in one of their own songs as well: "[[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]". The tour has not been released on home video, although bootlegs have made their way into the public in recent years.
*'''[[Merry X'Mas ~ Mary Had a Little Lamb/Silent Night]]''' (1994)
::A special event that was played on Christmas Day in 1994, featuring B'z performing several of their at the time recent songs, including an acoustic version of "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]". The band performed facetiously under adopted monikers and performed under the name "Melon de Melon".
*'''[[juice|"juice" PV Shoot Guerrilla Live]]''' (2000)
::A special event organized as a means of shooting the promotional video for single "[[juice]]" live on the streets. Instead of filming on a sound stage or using concert footage, B'z organized a "guerrilla live" specifically for the occasion. The filming was done on the streets of Sapporo outside of the Chisun Hotel and was open to the public, attracting an extremely large number of spectators both on the ground and in nearby office buildings.
*'''[[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]''' with Aerosmith (2002)
::The official concert for the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by Japan and Korea. The event was co-headlined by full sets from B'z and Aerosmith, with the members of Aerosmith only agreeing to appear if B'z would play the show with them. The show culminated in the two bands performing rock classic "Train Kept A Rollin'" together.
*'''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba]]''' (2006)
::Originally billed as "B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN", the show was the first B'z concert to be streamed from Japan. The setlist to the show was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] with several songs from their 2006 studio album ''[[MONSTER]]'', albeit with the inclusion of an unexpectedly large amount of [[B'z English Songs|English songs]]. Along with revivals of "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" from 1995 and 2002's "[[DEVIL]]", the previous year's "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" from 2005 album ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' saw its live debut and was joined by the world premiere of an all-new English version of the 1998 hit single "[[HOME]]".
*'''[[SUMMER SONIC 07]]''' (2007)
::B'z appearance at the Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC]] in 2007.
*'''[[SUMMER SONIC 09]]''' (2009)
::B'z appearance at the Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC]] in 2009.
*'''[[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan]]''' (2011)
::A special charity event organized by members of American rock band Linkin Park to aid tsunami victims, with B'z invited to perform as special guests. To gain a pair of tickets, fans had to raise $500 for relief efforts and would then be able to attend a secret show at a small venue.
*'''[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE]]''' (2011)
::The event was held on September 28, 2011, in the midst of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]. The 1,000-ticket show took place at Shibuya-AX only months after B'z had wrapped their then most recent foray into North America with [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]. To gain tickets to the event, attendees collected points associated with various Pepsi-themed promotions and redeemed them online in order to be entered into a lottery for a chance to win. A number of songs from ''[[C'mon]]'' would be included in the setlist along with a number of new and old singles, including "[[ZERO]]", "[[Liar! Liar!]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", and "[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]".
*'''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2011]]''' (2011)
::Music festival held by TV Asahi in 2011 at which B'z performed. Taking place during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]], the setlists between the two are similar, including the English version of "[[B'z (English Album)|Splash]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", "Brotherhood", "Don't Wanna Lie", and "Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo".
*'''[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]]''' (2012)
::Tickets to the event were available exclusively through a promotion tied into the band's 50th single "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]". Those that purchased the single were given the opportunity to redeem a card within that gave a chance at winning some of the very limited tickets to see B'z at two smaller venues: Namba Hatch in Osaka on August 30 and Studio Coast in Tokyo on September 1. Amongst the songs performed were all five tracks from the then-recently released [[B'z (English Album)|self-titled English debut album]] that featured English versions of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[juice]]", "[[SPLASH!]]", and "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]". Fellow singles "[[Shoudou]]" and "[[MOTEL]]" also made their return to the stage after several years of absence.
*'''[[AEROSONIC]]''' (2013)
::The band's third appearance at the [[SUMMER SONIC]] music festival in Japan, for a one-night-only co-headlining performance with American rock legends Aerosmith. This marked the second occasion in which the two bands joined forces, following their co-promotion at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]. B'z would again take the stage alongside Aerosmith for a performance of the Aerosmith classic "Mama Kin" during their set.
*'''[[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]''' (2013)
::A special live concert organized to commemorate the opening of TV Asahi's [[EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] venue. Tickets were available as part of a lottery promotion tied to the pair of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' compilations.
*'''[[ROCKROCK 20th ANNIVERSARY LIVE "ROCK BEYOND ROCK"]]''' (2015)
::A one-off collaboration show headlined by [[B'z]] and fellow Japanese rock unit LOUDNESS. The show took place in the midst of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] and features an abbreviated setlist from the tour with a few notable alterations. The show was closed with a performance by B'z and LOUDNESS of the latter's classic English song "Crazy Nights".
*'''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]''' (2015)
::Music festival held by TV Asahi in 2015 at which B'z performed. It took place several months after the close of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] and two days after [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]].
*'''[[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017]]
::The first of two festival showings made by B'z in 2017. The setlist included all singles including their then-most recent single "[[Seimei/Still Alive|Still Alive]]". The full show was soon thereafter released on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]], on both DVD and Blu-ray, in limited edition packages of twentieth studio album ''[[DINOSAUR]]''.
*'''[[RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL 2017 in EZO]]
::The second of two festival showings made by B'z in 2017. The setlist, comprised of all singles, was the same as the festival appearance above.
*'''[[7-Eleven presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]]
::A pair of two live concerts with entrance determined by lottery upon reserving the "Trailer Edition" of premium boxset ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]''. The shows took place immediately prior to [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]].
*'''[[B'z PARTY Presents B'z Pleasure in Hawaii]]'''
::A [[B'z PARTY]] fanclub-exclusive event determined by lottery, which included two concerts and a talk session put on by the band as part of their thirtieth anniversary and following [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]].

===List of Pleasure Tours===
*[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]
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===List of International Tours===
*[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
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*[[B'z PARTY Presents B'z Pleasure in Hawaii]]
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LIVE-GYM

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[[LIVE-GYM]] refers to live concerts featuring [[B'z]]. Invented by the members as a combination of "live" and an abbreviation of the English word "gymnasium" due to the band wanting to perform with the high-energy that one would expect from a sports event, the word has become synonymous and interchangeable when referring to B'z concerts. The resulting shows featuring the band have been characterized by their consistent quality, cutting edge production value, and kinetic energy. LIVE-GYM concerts all over Japan are known to sell out no matter the size of the venue, with B'z routinely filling the nation's largest domes and stadiums in record time.

Since the band's first tours that carried the title "LIVE-GYM", most that followed have been labeled as such as well, with the only exceptions being special events and [[#List of SHOWCASE Events|SHOWCASE]] concerts. SHOWCASE events allow the band to take a break from large-scale venues and venture out to see fans at smaller, more intimate venues, where the setlists typically include a great many scarcely-performed songs. Generally, these are often played as warm-ups to larger LIVE-GYM concerts as well as a means of still touring for fans even when a major album promotion isn't in order, especially in areas of Japan that the band have not visited previously or have not visited in some time.

In addition to sold-out shows all over their home country, B'z has also performed internationally in the United States, Canada, Taipei, and Hong Kong.

==Information==
===Show Format===
A LIVE-GYM usually contains roughly 20 songs and lasts around two and a half hours. At virtually every show, generally immediately prior to the third song of a given setlist, a skit is generally played out on stage leading up to Koshi announcing "Welcome to the B'z LIVE-GYM" ''(B'z no LIVE-GYM ni youkoso)''. For [[SHOWCASE]] events, this may be changed to "Welcome to the B'z SHOWCASE" ''(B'z no SHOWCASE ni youkoso)''. Throughout the setlist, at specific intervals, Koshi and Tak will engage in MC sessions related to specific songs prior to performing them. Lastly, at the end of each show, Koshi customarily leads the band into a heave with the crowd replying by shouting "Otsukare" (''Well done''), a customary parting in Japanese culture following business transactions. Afterward, an "[[Ending SE]]" as it is known in Japan is played to the crowd over the speakers as the support members leave and Tak and Koshi wave and bow to the audience while roaming the stage for its duration. The "Ending SE" has generally been that of an unreleased song or instrumental at the time of its inclusion, usually ensuring its release in the near future as a B-side or album song.

===Support Members===
When performing live, B'z always tours with a full band filling the positions not occupied by the two primary members of [[Tak Matsumoto]] on guitar and [[Koshi Inaba]] on vocals. Typically, those touring with the band at a given time are also those providing their respective parts on the most recent recording efforts. This formation of touring and recording with the same team began in 1993 with one of the band's best-regarded albums, ''[[RUN]]''.

B'z have most often toured with a bassist, drummer, and keyboardist, but in recent years added a backing guitarist and vocalist when [[Shinichiro Ohta]] toured with the band beginning in 2003 through 2008. The role went absent from the band's 2009 and 2010 tours, but would be again filled in 2011 by a friend of Tak's, [[Yoshinobu Ohga]], who was featured as one of the fellow guitarists on his concept album ''[[Theatre Of Strings]]'' in 2005.

Most recently, since 2011, drums have been provided by Canadian drummer [[Shane Gaalaas]], bass by American [[Barry Sparks]], backing guitar by Yoshinobu Ohga, and keyboards by [[Takanobu Masuda]].

Apart from the aforementioned primary support members, others have also filled various performance roles for the band over time due to varying circumstances, with drummers such as Masato Yamaguchi occasionally providing drums during the band's TV performances when Shane Gaalaas is not in Japan.

===Tickets & Merchandise===
Tickets to B'z LIVE-GYM concerts are very in-demand in Japan. Until 2000, B'z tickets were all sold through general public ticket retailers, but due to this making it difficult for fans to acquire tickets in many cases, a new system was put into place that allows for priority purchases to fanclub members. While tickets to large LIVE-GYMs can be purchased with general ease with foresight, tickets to smaller offerings, such as [[SHOWCASE]] events, are extremely difficult to acquire due to the extremely high demand and limited availability. Tickets to said events are generally publicized only locally through newspaper advertisements and similar means.

At each show, fans are given the opportunity to acquire memorabilia specific to that tour and occasionally to that venue. Tour goods typically include a variety of T-shirts, wristbands, towels, keychains, a tour brochure, bags, and other tour-specific items. On offer are also all of the band's singles, albums, and home videos. Tour merchandise is routinely made available on the band's official store, [[B'z The Store]], within a few weeks of the tour beginning.

Additionally, for each large-scale LIVE-GYM the band carries out, members of the fan-club [[B'z PARTY]] are given the opportunity to win exclusive passes to a very limited Meet & Greet with the band before the show. One such Meet & Greet event can be witnessed in the band's 2002 concert documentary film ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.

===Setlists===
{{Main|B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM}}
A B'z setlist generally amounts to roughly 20 songs, with a spread of high-energy rock songs and a select few ballads filling the remaining slots. Generally, B'z ends shows with very high-energy numbers and reserves middle slots for ballads, as is often the case with popular choices such as "[[OCEAN]]" and "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]". Over the course of a tour, the setlists generally change a number of times, with certain slots changing throughout. At [[SHOWCASE]] concerts, B'z frequently take the opportunity to play obscure tracks and fan-favorites that are not generally suitable for their mainstream LIVE-GYM tours, where longtime fans and newcomers converge.

Additionally, while B'z have played a great many of their hundreds of songs live on multiple occasions, there are still a few dozen songs that have [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never been given the live treatment]]. On occasion, the band has returned to their older works that originally went unplayed and included them in a live setlist.

When touring overseas, B'z frequently include a large number of their [[B'z English Songs|English songs]]. The band's English-language tracks come both as reversions of their Japanese hits with all-new English lyrics as well as brand new songs that have no Japanese counterpart.

As of early 2018, the twenty-five most performed B'z songs during their concerts are:

# [[ZERO]] (497 SHOWS)
# [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] (371 SHOWS)
# [[BAD COMMUNICATION]] (360 SHOWS)
# [[ultra soul]] (353 SHOWS)
# [[Hadashi no Megami]] (320 SHOWS)
# [[BLOWIN']] (291 SHOWS)
# [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] (278 SHOWS)
# [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]] (267 SHOWS)
# [[love me, I love you]] (261 SHOWS)
# [[juice]] (242 SHOWS)
# [[BE THERE]] (229 SHOWS)
# [[LOVE PHANTOM]] (222 SHOWS)
# [[girigiri chop]] (205 SHOWS)
# [[BLOWIN'|TIME]] (196 SHOWS)
# [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] (193 SHOWS)
# [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]] (188 SHOWS)
# [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]] (186 SHOWS)
# [[Negai]] (183 SHOWS)
# [[Liar! Liar!]] (175 SHOWS)
# [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] (170 SHOWS)
# [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]] (170 SHOWS)
# [[IN THE LIFE|TONIGHT (Is The Night)]] (168 SHOWS)
# [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]] (167 SHOWS)
# [[RUN]] (166 SHOWS)
# [[IN THE LIFE|Wonderful Opportunity]] (165 SHOWS)

===Venues===
{{Main|Live Venues}}
Depending on the [[LIVE-GYM#Types of B'z Tours|type of tour]], B'z will perform in venues of both immense capacity and smaller, much more intimate and limited venues. Larger tours, such as [[LIVE-GYM#Album Tours|album tours]], have been split in recent years between hall and dome legs. The hall tours take place at various music halls around Japan, with seating capacities allowing for only a few thousand fans. Later, the tours expand to Japan's largest domes and stadiums, with the amount of seats generally ranging between 50,000 and 70,000. For [[SHOWCASE]] events and smaller shows of a similar vein, venues with capacities under 2,000 are often used and thus make gaining tickets extremely difficult.

==Types of B'z Tours==
After more than a quarter century of performing, B'z has amassed a varied history of live concerts that have come in a number of different types. These tours typically fall into one of three categories:

===Album Tours===
The most common LIVE-GYM tours by the band, carried out in support of their then-latest studio album, such as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and their 2006 studio album, ''[[MONSTER]]''. These shows typically result in a setlist that blends about 75-80% of the titular album's songs with a selection of the band's past hits and gems. Additionally, such tours may feature extensions, such as:

* '''LIVE-GYM -Preview-''': Shows that take place prior to a proper album tour, generally numbering between three and six performances.
* '''LIVE-GYM -Intermission-''': Shows scheduled in the midst of large arena and dome tours in smaller venues during brief breaks.
* '''LIVE-GYM -Extra-''': Shows that serve as extensions of the title tours, taking place after it has concluded and generally featuring a number of songs not performed on the earlier tour.

===Pleasure Tours===
Beginning in 1991 with [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]], B'z began touring occasional "[[Pleasure LIVE-GYM|Pleasure]]" LIVE-GYMs that were not tied to an album or similar source. The original concept behind the Pleasure tours was to focus on album songs and B-sides which haven't been performed live before. Initially there were no plans to start a separate series of non-album LIVE-GYMs, but due to the positive response from fans, the band decided to turn it into a tour which takes place every few years. Since its inception, the Pleasure series has gradually shifted from focusing on lesser known tracks to a celebration of the band's entire catalogue and as such can be seen as "greatest hits" shows instead.

In 2003, as part of their 15th anniversary, B'z embarked on the [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] tour. It would become the last Pleasure tour before it returned 5 years later. The reasoning behind temporarily ending the Pleasure series was due to the fact that the band felt that half of the songs on album tours already consisted of singles, while the other half represented new album songs. In essence, they were comparable to "Pleasure" tours themselves. In 2008, the Pleasure tour was revived for the band's 20th anniversary, with [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]. It was considered the right timing and opportunity to perform numerous popular songs from their catalogue which have not appeared for several years, with rare tracks such as "[[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]", "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]", "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]" and their debut single [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] being revived for this special occasion. In 2013, during an MC session in their 25th anniversary tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]], B'z stated that the Pleasure series would return every 5 years.

Since its debut, several B'z songs have become synonymous with Pleasure tours. This includes the "[[Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]" series of songs, as well as a number of well-known singles such as "[[ZERO]], "[[BLOWIN']]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]". In addition, numerous album tracks and B-sides such as "[[OH! GIRL (Lyrics)|OH! GIRL]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[RUN]]", "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]" and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]" are staples of such tours. As of 2015, the ballad "[[RUN|Gekkou]]" is also notable for appearing in Pleasure tours only once every 10 years ([[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|1993]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|2003]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|2013]]). Singles and special songs released on albums contemporary with a given tour can usually be found in the setlist in question. For example, the bonus songs included on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' in 2008 ("[[Glory Days (Lyrics)|Glory Days]]" and "[[Itsuka Mata Koko de (Lyrics)|Itsuka Mata Koko de]]") were also performed during [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]] the same year.

===SHOWCASE Tours===
[[SHOWCASE]] events are generally one-off warm-ups that take place at smaller, more intimate settings in front of local crowds. Occasionally, these will feature a handful of performances at various dates that may or may not be tied to larger tours by the band. Often, B'z use SHOWCASE events to play obscure fan-favorites and crowd-pleasers from older albums and other releases that are rarely played live. The band describe a SHOWCASE as a show where "anything can happen".

==Home Video Releases==
{{Main|B'z Home Videos}}
Prior to the advent of DVD and the widespread adoption of the home video market, B'z were very selective about [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] releases. Releases generally came once every two to three years, often covering major, hallmark tours. Although not every tour has been released in full, B'z is known to have amassed an archive of recordings for every tour they have undertaken. Over the years, these performances have been [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|selectively sampled]] in various compilation releases and documentaries.

Beginning in 2006 with ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" ]]'', B'z have released all of their major tours on home video within a year of the tour's conclusion. With the introduction of Blu-ray technology in latter years, B'z began releasing all of their recent LIVE-GYMs on both DVD and Blu-ray simultaneously, with select older tours filmed in high definition also being re-issued on Blu-ray. To date, every B'z home video is available on DVD apart from the first two, ''[[FILM RISKY]]'' and ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]''—the latter of which covers [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]—which were available only on VHS and LaserDisc and are now considered out of print.

Although home video releases are typically of major LIVE-GYM events, there are occasions in which smaller, more intimate showings have received the full home video treatment as well, such as with ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]'' and ''[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]''.

===Compilation Videos===
While very few of the oldest tours have been released in full on home video, excerpt footage can be found on a number of compilation releases. ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' was a three-disc, three-hour home video compilation issued on DVD in 2008, the band's 20th anniversary year. The compilation features full performances and special bonuses from LIVE-GYM tours that had not been released in full on their own. Additionally, a companion disc much in the same vein was made available as part of the limited edition for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' the same year. Similarly, this ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"#Premium Live DVD|Premium Live DVD]]'' featured ten assorted performances that had not previously been released.

Although the original was only on VHS and LaserDisc and is now out of print, the performances of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]" originally featured on ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' were remastered and included as music video supplements on limited edition copies of 2013's ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''. The release also brought unreleased performances from a number of LIVE-GYMs, including the only home video performances from [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"]].

For tours not featured on the aforementioned compilation releases, most of them can be glimpsed on the two [[B'z PARTY]] fanclub home videos ''[[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG]]'' and ''[[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', which contain performance excerpts as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews and recording footage.

==List of B'z LIVE-GYMs==
Listed here are LIVE-GYM tours held by [[B'z]]. Preview shows and [[SHOWCASE]] events that were used as warm-ups and openings to larger tours are not highlighted here, instead being mentioned in the corresponding ''Concurrent Events'' section for each tour. Additionally, festival appearances and related events are included in the same vain outside of special exceptions. For a complete listing of [[SHOWCASE]] tours and [[Special Events]], please see their designated sections below.

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As part of the band's thirtieth anniversary, a B'z-themed vacation package was organized for fans selected as part of the [[B'z PARTY]] fanclub and an accompanying round of lotteries. Set one week after [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]], the package included two concerts performed by the band as well as an accompanying talk session and numerous fan-centric events.
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[[B'z PARTY Presents B'z Pleasure in Hawaii|'''''Theatrical Live Stream''''']]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 <big>-HINOTORI-</big>]]
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The tour in commemoration of the band's thirtieth anniversary and their first with a Japanese word in its title (''HINOTORI'', or "Phoenix"). Unlike previous Pleasure finales, the final show will take place at [[Tokyo Stadium|Ajinomoto Stadium]] with [[Nissan Stadium]] being played on earlier dates.
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The band's first winter tour since 2011's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]] in support of their twentieth studio album ''[[DINOSAUR]]''. The eighteen-stop tour will see the band play a series of domes throughout December with a finale in Osaka in the first week of February.
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The first [[SHOWCASE]] not attached to a larger tour since 2009's [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-|tour of the same name]] that came one month after the release of return single "[[Seimei/Still Alive]]". The tour spanned one month with shows in smaller areas of Japan not previously frequented by the band.
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The 2015 tour in support of their nineteenth studio album ''[[EPIC DAY]]''. The tour began in March and run through May in hall and arena venues before moving to domes for June and July, with the finale taking place at [[Live Venues#Nagoya Dome|Nagoya Dome]].
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A special live event held by B'z to serve as the innagural performance for the [[EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] in Tokyo. The show took place two months after the close of [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]] and featured a very eclectic setlist that included "Kuroi Seishun", "[[Yasei no ENERGY]]", "[[GREEN|STAY GREEN]]", "[[ACTION|ONE ON ONE]]", "[[The 7th Blues|Yami no Ame]]" and a memorial cover of the LOUDNESS song "Crazy Nights". Additionally, a new song entitled "[[EPIC DAY|Kimi wo Ki ni Shinai Hi Nado]]" was premiered near the end of the show. In 2015, nine songs from the show were featured on a bonus DVD for the band's fifty-first single "[[Uchouten]]".
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The band's 25th anniversary tour that began shortly after the release of the ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' collections. New songs "Q&A", "Utopia" and "Kakushin" from the albums all received their LIVE-GYM debuts. Several obscure album songs were revived for the hall portion of the tour, with the dome leg featuring the likes of "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[C'mon]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", a revival of "[[IN THE LIFE|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]", classics such as "[[RUN]]", "[[ALONE]]", and "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]", and the debut of a new song: "[[Uchouten|Endless Summer]]".
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 <big>-Into Free-</big>]]
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The band's fourth foray into North America and their largest international tour to date, with seven dates in the United States and Canada. For the first time, B'z toured both the east and west coasts of the U.S., where they had previously only journeyed into the west. The tour came in support of the band's [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]], released worldwide the previous July. Highlights of the tour included a new English version of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" titled "[[B'z (English Album)|Love Bomb]]" and an English rendition of "[[ultra soul]]", the LIVE-GYM debut of "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]", and "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" receiving a special performance in New York City, where the song was recorded 22 years earlier in 1990. The tour finale in Los Angeles was streamed in full worldwide on the internet at no charge.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|Full Web Stream]]

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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-C'mon-</big>]]
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The band's 2011 Japanese tour in support of their then-latest studio album, ''[[C'mon]]''. The tour was split into dome and hall portions, with the setlists remaining relatively the same throughout. For the dome portion, classic ballad "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]" was added to the encore of the setlist, and later received its home video debut when the band's showing at Osaka Dome on December 18, 2011 was released the following May on both DVD and Blu-ray. The English version of "[[SPLASH!]]" premiered earlier in the summer during the band's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|2011 North American tour]] was retained and performed on all dates of the tour and likewise received its home video debut.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-long time no see-</big>]]
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The third North American tour for B'z, coming eight years since their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|2003 LIVE-GYM]] touring the continent. English versions of "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[juice]]", "[[SPLASH!]]", and "[[Brotherhood]]" were premiered on the tour, with the first three of which receiving official releases the next year on the band's [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|subsequent tour]]. The tour finale in Los Angeles was again streamed in full over the internet, as has been the case with previous North American tours.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 <big>"Ain't No Magic"</big>]]
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The tour supporting the 2009 studio album ''[[MAGIC]]''. Modern hits "[[OCEAN]]" and "[[ultra soul]]" were joined by revivals of 1994 ''[[The 7th Blues]]'' opener "LOVE IS DEAD" and 1996's "[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]]", along with a special performance of "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]" that blended the [[MY LONELY TOWN|ballad version]] of the song with the original. The show was released in full as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME]] on July 28, 2010.
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The eight-date tour had B'z touring smaller areas all over Japan, with a great many scarcely-performed songs seeing all new revivals. These include album songs "Crazy Rendezvous", "VAMPIRE WOMAN", "MY SAD LOVE", "THE GAMBLER", and "Blue Sunshine", along with singles and "[[Calling]]" and "Shoudou". The tour was never released in full on home video, but it was selectively highlighted on the DVD included in [[MAGIC#Magical Backstage Tour 2009|limited edition copies of ''MAGIC'']], released later in the year.
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The band's 20th anniversary tour, culminating with a 70,000 fan performance at Nissan Stadium on September 21st, 2008, the six shows served as a full exploration of the band's catalogue and work to date. The setlist contained 26 performances, which is among the most the band has ever performed in a single showing, and included both their best-regarded singles and many of their most beloved gems. The songs performed include singles "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[juice]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[BANZAI]]", "[[BLOWIN']], "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", and "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", along with perennial classic "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", which was joined by gems "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]], "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]", "[[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]", "[[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]", and "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]". Additionally, the middle of the show was marked by a special retrospective featuring the band's earliest TV appearances, Koshi and Tak performing their first song "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" for the crowd with just the two of them, and a cover of "Oh! Darling" by The Beatles, which was one of the songs the duo played together when they first met. The [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)|resulting home video release]] is considered by many as the best the band has released, receiving the DVD treatment in 2009 before being issued on Blu-ray in 2010.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 <big>"ACTION"</big>]]
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The tour in favor of the 2008 studio album ''[[ACTION]]''. The tour was much lengthier than most by B'z, lasting for eight months and over 50 shows. Shows were performed in hall venues early in the tour prior to spreading out to arenas for the latter leg. The setlist for the shows changed a great many times throughout the 50+ shows, with many scarcely-performed songs being included on various nights. The tour originally went entirely unreleased on home video prior to being issued on DVD and Blu-ray in January 2013 as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebration. Highlights of the release include B-side "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!|New Message]]", an acoustic version of "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]", special renditions of "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", "SUPER LOVE SONG", and "FRICTION", as well as the only home video performance of "[[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]".
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]]
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-B'z In Your Town-</big>]]
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The band's second [[SHOWCASE]] of 2007, the tour was an attempt for B'z to play for local fans in areas they don't typically get the chance to tour in often. The setlist changed throughout the dates but retained the basic framework of the tour from the previous month, [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]]. Scarcely-performed tracks "ROCK man", "The Loose", and "Magnolia" were all added to the setlist for various shows. Unlike with the aforementioned SHOWCASE, the tour has never been released on home video.
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-19-</big>]]
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One of two [[SHOWCASE]] tours for 2007, the tour was carried out in honor of the band's 19th year on the music scene. The tour featured a great many obscure tracks such as "HOT FASHION", "Haru", "Naite Naite Nakiyandara", "Out Of Control", "Odekake Shimasho", and the only home video performance of single "ARIGATO". Additionally, it was the tour at which "SUPER LOVE SONG" was premiered and fellow single "Eien no Tsubasa" was also played. Several ''[[Brotherhood]]'' songs were also played, from "Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe" to "Nagai Ai" to fan-favorite "F・E・A・R". The performance of "SUPER LOVE SONG" was released in a limited edition copy of the single originally, but in 2008, the full show was included in a limited edition for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]''. Later, in 2010, the show was issued on Blu-ray in a double package with ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[SUMMER SONIC 07]]
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[[File:liveinnambashowcase2007bluray.jpg|x100px|border|link=B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z <big>LIVE in Namba 2006</big>]]
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Originally billed as "B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN", the event was the band's first concert performed in Japan to be streamed live over the internet. The show took place shortly after [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and as such shared a similar setlist, but did feature a great deal of [[B'z English Songs|English language songs]], including the premiere of an [[B'z (International EP)|English version of "HOME"]], "[[DEVIL]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", and "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" from the previous year's album that originally went unperformed live. The show was released on DVD two years later in 2008, and eventually made its way to Blu-ray coupled with [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|SHOWCASE 2007]].
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[[File:liveinnambashowcase2007bluray.jpg|x100px|border|link=B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 <big>"MONSTER'S GARAGE"</big>]]
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The tour in support of the band's 2006 studio album ''[[MONSTER]]''. In addition to featuring tracks from the album and all three of its singles—"[[Shoudou]]", "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]", and "[[SPLASH!]]"—the setlist included a great deal of hits from their history, including "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[OCEAN]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", and "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", before ending the setlist with a special version of "RUN". Additionally, B'z also ventured out into the crowd onto a small stage situated in the middle of the arena to perform an acoustic version of "Happy Birthday", followed by rock encores of "Brotherhood" and "[[BLOWIN']]. The full show was released on DVD and later Blu-ray, becoming one of the band's most well-regarded home video releases.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]]
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[[File:monsterbluray.jpg|x100px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 <big>"CIRCLE OF ROCK"</big>]]
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The 2005 tour in support of the band's album of the same year, ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'', the tour was unique for featuring a rotating circular stage at the center of the arena that the band performed on. In addition to album songs and singles "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ALONE]]", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", "IT'S SHOWTIME!!", "[[juice]]", and others, the band also included rarely-performed B-sides "Mannequin Village" and "Kanashiki dreamer" throughout. Originally, the tour was sampled in various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] and had select performances used as bonuses for the "[[SPLASH!]]" single's limited editions. However, in 2013, the full tour was finally released on DVD as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]] as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebrations.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]]
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[[File:circleofrockdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BIG MACHINE"</big>]]
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The tour in favor of the band's 2003 album ''BIG MACHINE'' that took place months after their [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|15th anniversary showing at Nagisaen]]. The stage was unique, allowing for the addition of stunt motorcycles to cross the stage mid-air while the band performed songs such as "Arakure". The setlist featured a number of songs that aren't typically found in many setlists, including "Don't Leave Me", "MOTEL", "[[love me, I love you]]", "MOVE", "Himitsu na Futari" and "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]". Although the full tour has not been released, select performances have been made available via [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in the years since.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
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Select Performances on [[File:PleasureII.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]] [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"</big>]]
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The band's second North American tour, following [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]] the previous year. As with that tour, the setlist included various songs from the most recently released studio album, with that being ''[[BIG MACHINE]]'' in this case. Other songs performed include "MOTEL", "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "LOVE IS DEAD", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", "Brotherhood", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "girigiri chop". The tour itself served as the subject of a documentary that aired on Japanese television featuring behind-the-scenes footage and various performances. It would be the last performance in North America for the band for eight years, until [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|TV Documentary & Full Web Stream]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME"|B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure <big>"IT'S SHOWTIME!!"</big>]]
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The band's 15th anniversary tour that was split between a 23-show hall tour with a two-night finale in the fields of Nagisaen, where just tens of thousands of fans once again gathered where B'z had previously performed their [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|first outdoor show in 1993]]. The setlist for the hall portion of the tour changed frequently. By the time of the Nagisaen show, B'z had settled into an epic 24-song setlist that included special nostalgic recreations of "OH! GIRL" and "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" from 1995's seminal [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|"BUZZ!!" Pleasure tour]], as well as performances of "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "[[BLOWIN']], "TIME", "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", Brotherhood, "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "IT'S SHOWTIME!!", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", and "RUN". Additionally, the band took to the rare feat of performing three songs in acoustic form, with those being "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[RUN|Gekkou]]", and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]. The full home video of the outdoor shows was released on DVD and VHS in February 2003.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]]
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[[File:typhoonno15dvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"Rock n' California Roll"</big>]]
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The band's second international tour and their first into North America. The setlist was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]] that wrapped just months earlier and featured [[B'z English Songs|English songs]] in the pair of "[[DEVIL]]" and "[[Logic]]". The tour was filmed and became a TV documentary, with backstage footage and many of the performances featured in full. Additionally, further documentary footage was also included on a bonus disc for ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll in Tokyo"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|TV Documentary]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|Full Web Stream]] & [[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|''GREEN'' DVD Bonus Document Disc]] [[File:abeautifulreeldvd.jpg|x60px|border|link=a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"</big>]]
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The 2002 LIVE-GYM in support of the band's album of the same year, ''[[GREEN]]''. The setlist included a number of songs from the album in addition to classics such as "[[ZERO]]", "[[love me, I love you]]", and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", as well as newer hits like "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", and the only home video performance of "[[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]". The full tour was released as a documentary concert film blending backstage footage with the band's performances under the title ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]], [[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~" -Preview-]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 <big>"ELEVEN"</big>]]
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The band's tour in promotion of their 2000 studio album, ''[[ELEVEN]]''. The setlist included ''[[Brotherhood]]''-era favorites "Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe" and "girigiri chop", as well as hard rock classic "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]" and singles "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[HOME]]", "[[GOLD]]", and "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]". While originally released only in pieces on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]], the tour was released in its entirety on DVD in March 2013.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001|B'z LIVE-GYM in <big>Taipei & Hong Kong 2001</big>]]
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The first [[LIVE-GYM#International Tours|international tour]] for B'z, with two sold-out performances each in both Taipei and Hong Kong. Though a LIVE-GYM in name, the setlist for the tour was very much akin to that of a [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]], being packed full of singles from all over the band's catalogue and even opening with a rendition of "[[Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]". Among those included were "[[ZERO]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[GOLD]]", "[[Calling]]", and [[B'z English Songs|English song]] "[[Real Thing Shakes]]". As of 2013, it is the only international tour by B'z to not take place in the United States and Canada and has never been released on home video.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 <big>"juice"</big>]]
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The band's 2000 "[[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tour|Pleasure]]" tour that toured throughout Japan throughout the summer. The titular "[[juice]]" was premiered live on the tour before being properly released in the midst of the tour schedule. The tour is also notable for being the only occasion in which singles "May" and "RING" were performed live, with the latter being premiered live during the latter half of the tour and also being released on DVD in the limited edition of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]''. This leaves "May" as one of the few B'z singles to not have a home video performance available. The tour itself has not been released in full, but select performances are available on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice" -Preview-]], [[juice|"juice" PV Shoot Guerrilla Live]]
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Select Performances on [[File:PleasureII.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]] [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 <big>"Brotherhood"</big>]]
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The 1999 tour in support of the first album following the band's 10th anniversary, ''[[Brotherhood]]''. The tour itself took place primarily in domes, with Intermission and Extra portions of the tour taking place in halls. The dome finale at International Stadium Yokohama, now Nissan Stadium and the site of other large-scale B'z shows, was the inaugural concert performance for the venue. The main setlist is one of the band's most beloved, with much of the titular album covered as well as the previous year's "[[HOME]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[Calling]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]", "[[RUN]]", and "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]". The tour finale for the Extra leg of the tour ended in Kyoto with a massive 27-song setlist that contained virtually every song the band had played on the tour, and became their biggest performance in their history. The dome finale in Yokohama was released on home video as ''[[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]]'' the following year.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Intermission-]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '98 <big>"SURVIVE"</big>]]
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The band's tour in favor of their 1998 studio album, ''[[SURVIVE]]'', that covered the entire first half of the year, from January to June. The tour included various singles, both recent and classic, including "[[ZERO]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[love me, I love you]]", "[[Calling]]", "FIREBALL", "Liar! Liar!", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", and "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]". B-sides "Hi" and "The Wild Wind" from the band's 1998 singles also received the live treatment during the course of the tour. The full tour has not yet been released on home video, although several performances are available as sampled on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] that the band has released to the public.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE" -Preview-]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 <big>"FIREBALL"</big>]]
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The band's 1997 [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]] with the namesake of their recent single "[[FIREBALL]]", which was used to open the show. The encore for the show featured a piano-driven version of "[[Calling]]", with Tak playing the piano as he did in the song's promotional video prior to switching to guitar. Other songs played include "RUN", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "BE THERE", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "SNOW", "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]", "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" and "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]". Although never released in full on home video, select performances have been made available in years since via various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:ta09.jpg|x42px|border|link=Strings Of My Soul]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '96 <big>"Spirit LOOSE"</big>]]
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The tour that came in support of the band's best-selling album in its history, ''[[LOOSE]]''. Prior to the show beginning, fans were treated to a special action short film made in the U.S. featuring Tak and Koshi in the starring roles in a high-speed car chase. The setlist for the shows featured songs that were released after the album as well, such as non-album English single "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" being used to open the show and both tracks of the subsequent double A-side single "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~" and "MOVE" being performed as well. The tour was never released in full but has been sampled on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in later years.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 <big>"BUZZ!!"</big>]]
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One of the landmark tours for the band, "BUZZ!!" saw B'z undertaking one of their largest tours to date that resulted in some of their most famous and recognizable moments. The special performance of "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" featuring Koshi in costume and a death-defying leap on stage became one of the band's most clipped pieces of footage, which was later recreated for [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|The Final Pleasure in 2003]]. Similarly, the performance of "OH! GIRL" at the event was also inspired by that of "BUZZ!!". The tour also included "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "RUN", "[[ZERO]]", "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]", and a performance of "[[ALONE]]" with Koshi playing piano with Tak standing on its surface playing guitar. The tour was released on VHS and LaserDisc in 1996 before being issued on DVD in 2001.
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[[File:buzzdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link="BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"|B'z LIVE-GYM '94 <big>"THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"</big>]] & [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"|<big>"THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"</big>]]
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The band's ninth major tour and named as such, ''The 9th Blues'' was a tour that saw B'z touring Japan for much of the year of 1994, with the tour being split into two distinct parts with completely different setlists between them. Nearly every song from the 20-track album ''[[The 7th Blues]]'' was played between the pair of tours, along with singles "[[ZERO]]" and "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and a number of obscure songs, such as "SAVE ME!?" and "Mannequin Village". Although a popular tour, neither part has been released in full on home video to date. However, select performances from each part have been released on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in the year since.
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Concurrent Events: [[Merry X'Mas ~ Mary Had a Little Lamb/Silent Night]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 <big>"JAP THE RIPPER"</big>]]
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The band's largest tour to date at the time and their third [[LIVE-GYM#List of Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]]. Consisting of only two dates, the venue was the fields of Nagisaen where B'z performed an open-air concert for the first time. The shows opened with the titular "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]" which had not yet been released at the time but would go on to be one of the fixtures for 1994's double album ''[[The 7th Blues]]''. Other songs included in the setlist were "[[ZERO]]", "HOT FASHION", "RUN", "[[BLOWIN']], "Kairaku no Heya", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai". The concerts were later the subject of a home video under the title of ''[[LIVE RIPPER]]''. B'z later returned to the site ten years later for [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] for another pair of outdoor gigs at Nagisaen.
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[[File:liveripperdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=LIVE RIPPER]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]

"[[Hadashi no Megami]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|B'z LIVE-GYM '93 <big>"RUN"</big>]]
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The band's 1993 tour in support of the album of the same name released in the same year, ''[[RUN]]''. It is considered unique for being an album tour in which every song from the album was included in the setlist at some point. In addition to the album songs, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was also performed, in addition to "[[ALONE]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and a great many other of the band's best-recognized songs to that point. The full show has not yet been released on home video, although portions have been released on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:ta09.jpg|x42px|border|link=Strings Of My Soul]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 <big>"TIME"</big>]]
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The band's second "[[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tour|Pleasure]]" tour that took place in the summer of 1992. Named for the B-side "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]" that accompanied their likewise 1992 single "[[BLOWIN']]", the tour offered an exploration of the band's catalogue to the time with album songs "[[RISKY|HOT FASHION]]", "[[IN THE LIFE|Kairaku no Heya]]", "[[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]", "[[OFF THE LOCK|HURRY UP!]]", and "[[BREAK THROUGH|FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE]]" being performed on all dates. The shows also featured an "Acoustic Corner" showcase that saw the band performing acoustic versions of B-side "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel|Good-bye Holy Days]]" as well as covers of well-known rock classics, including "Don't Let Me Down" and "Let It Be" by The Beatles. The full show has never been released on home video, but various performances are available on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] released since.
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 <big>"IN THE LIFE"</big>]]
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The band's tour in support of their 1991 album ''[[IN THE LIFE]]'' that began in December of 1991 and ended in April of 1992. The tour included performances of several classic songs, including "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", "[[LADY NAVIGATION]]", "[[BE THERE]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "[[ALONE]]". The full tour has never been released in full on home video, but the performance of "[[ALONE]]" was released as part of the music video compilation included in copies of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''.
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"[[ALONE]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x70px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|B'z LIVE-GYM <big>"Pleasure'91"</big>]]
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The first [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]] by the band, which toured not in support of any specific release but instead as a representation of their body of work to date. Songs from ''[[B'z (Album)|B'z]]'', ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]'', ''[[BREAK THROUGH]]'', and ''[[RISKY]]'' were all on show. Others include a special rendition of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" featuring Koshi wielding a guitar, fellow singles "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "Kimi no Naka de Odoritai", "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" and "Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...", as well as "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and even the English version of another early song, "[[MARS|Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~]]". As a result, it has become one of the few English performances to receive a home video release when the tour was released as ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' in 1991. As of 2013, the VHS and LaserDisc release has not been re-issued on DVD or any other medium.
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Concurrent Events: [[Z'b LIVE TOUR]]
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[[File:justanotherlifevhs.jpg|x100px|border|link=JUST ANOTHER LIFE]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] Select Performances on [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"|B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 <big>"RISKY"</big>]]
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The tour for the band's fourth studio album, 1990's ''[[RISKY]]''. The tour ran from October of 1990 to February of 1991 and featured many of their early hits, including "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "[[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]", "[[BE THERE]]", "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", and most notably and rarely, "[[WICKED BEAT|I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style]]", the English version of their second single, 1989's "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]". The full tour has never been released in full on home video, but the performance of "[["Itoshii Hito yo" Good Night...]]" was released as part of the music video compilation included in copies of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''.
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"[[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x70px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"|B'z LIVE-GYM <big>"BREAK THROUGH"</big>]]
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The tour in support of the band's third studio album, ''[[BREAK THROUGH]]''. The setlist included songs from all three albums released to date at the time along with "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and the band's first three singles, "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]", "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]", and "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]". The tour has never been issued in full on home video, although it has been sampled on the band's official bootleg videos in [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|1998]] and [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 001 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #001 <big>"OFF THE LOCK"</big>]]
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The band's first wide tour, featuring tracks from their [[B'z (Album)|self-titled debut album]] and second album after which the tour is named, ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]''. The tour was preceded by a shorter warm-up tour earlier in the year titled [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], which itself was preceded by their very first live performance at the [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"|"Thank You TM Network" event]] at SF Rock Station. The encore for the tour was the then recently-released "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" that would go on to become a staple of the band's LIVE-GYMs for many years to come. The tour has never been issued in full on home video, although it has been sampled on the band's official bootleg videos in [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|1998]] and [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], [[B'z BAD-CLUB GYM]], [[B'z CAMPUS-GYM "OFF THE LOCK"]], [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"]]
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===List of SHOWCASE Events===
Beginning in 1996, B'z have periodically toured under the label of "SHOWCASE" as a means of allowing them to visit areas of Japan they do not typically reach on their larger tours as well as a means to warm up for their aforementioned large showings. Most often, these are one-off shows taking place immediately preceding the opening of an [[LIVE-GYM#Album Tour|album tour]].

*[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]] — March 10, 1996

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]] — December 29, 1997

*[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]] — June 30, 1999

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]] — February 24, 2001

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]] — June 17, 2002

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]] — June 26, 2003

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]] — November 13, 2003

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]] — April 15, 2005

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]] — June 29, 2006

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]] — June 18, 2007 ~ July 4, 2007 (6 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 9, 2007 ~ August 8, 2007 (7 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]] — January 25, 2008

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 20, 2009 ~ August 5, 2009 (8 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2013 -Pleasure75-]] — June 10, 2013

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shimonoseki Uchouten NIGHT-]] — March 9, 2015

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]] — November 19, 2015

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]] — July 11, 2017

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 13, 2017 ~ August 9, 2017 (11 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-]] — July 2, 2018

===List of Special Events===
Over the course of their career, B'z have participated in a number of special events not tied to their LIVE-GYM efforts. This includes music festivals and special partnership promotions with other artists, such as the band's co-headlining with Aerosmith in 2002 and 2013.

*'''[[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"]]''' (1989)
::The debut performance for B'z, with a total of five songs performed with only Tak and Koshi on stage.
*'''[[Z'b LIVE TOUR]]''' (1991)
::A brief early tour by the band in which they performed as "Z'b" in order to hone their live skills while playing covers of well-known English songs by the likes of Guns N' Roses, Van Halen, Whitesnake, Motley Crue, and The Beatles, while throwing in one of their own songs as well: "[[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]". The tour has not been released on home video, although bootlegs have made their way into the public in recent years.
*'''[[Merry X'Mas ~ Mary Had a Little Lamb/Silent Night]]''' (1994)
::A special event that was played on Christmas Day in 1994, featuring B'z performing several of their at the time recent songs, including an acoustic version of "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]". The band performed facetiously under adopted monikers and performed under the name "Melon de Melon".
*'''[[juice|"juice" PV Shoot Guerrilla Live]]''' (2000)
::A special event organized as a means of shooting the promotional video for single "[[juice]]" live on the streets. Instead of filming on a sound stage or using concert footage, B'z organized a "guerrilla live" specifically for the occasion. The filming was done on the streets of Sapporo outside of the Chisun Hotel and was open to the public, attracting an extremely large number of spectators both on the ground and in nearby office buildings.
*'''[[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]''' with Aerosmith (2002)
::The official concert for the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by Japan and Korea. The event was co-headlined by full sets from B'z and Aerosmith, with the members of Aerosmith only agreeing to appear if B'z would play the show with them. The show culminated in the two bands performing rock classic "Train Kept A Rollin'" together.
*'''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba]]''' (2006)
::Originally billed as "B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN", the show was the first B'z concert to be streamed from Japan. The setlist to the show was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] with several songs from their 2006 studio album ''[[MONSTER]]'', albeit with the inclusion of an unexpectedly large amount of [[B'z English Songs|English songs]]. Along with revivals of "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" from 1995 and 2002's "[[DEVIL]]", the previous year's "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" from 2005 album ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' saw its live debut and was joined by the world premiere of an all-new English version of the 1998 hit single "[[HOME]]".
*'''[[SUMMER SONIC 07]]''' (2007)
::B'z appearance at the Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC]] in 2007.
*'''[[SUMMER SONIC 09]]''' (2009)
::B'z appearance at the Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC]] in 2009.
*'''[[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan]]''' (2011)
::A special charity event organized by members of American rock band Linkin Park to aid tsunami victims, with B'z invited to perform as special guests. To gain a pair of tickets, fans had to raise $500 for relief efforts and would then be able to attend a secret show at a small venue.
*'''[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE]]''' (2011)
::The event was held on September 28, 2011, in the midst of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]. The 1,000-ticket show took place at Shibuya-AX only months after B'z had wrapped their then most recent foray into North America with [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]. To gain tickets to the event, attendees collected points associated with various Pepsi-themed promotions and redeemed them online in order to be entered into a lottery for a chance to win. A number of songs from ''[[C'mon]]'' would be included in the setlist along with a number of new and old singles, including "[[ZERO]]", "[[Liar! Liar!]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", and "[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]".
*'''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2011]]''' (2011)
::Music festival held by TV Asahi in 2011 at which B'z performed. Taking place during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]], the setlists between the two are similar, including the English version of "[[B'z (English Album)|Splash]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", "Brotherhood", "Don't Wanna Lie", and "Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo".
*'''[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]]''' (2012)
::Tickets to the event were available exclusively through a promotion tied into the band's 50th single "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]". Those that purchased the single were given the opportunity to redeem a card within that gave a chance at winning some of the very limited tickets to see B'z at two smaller venues: Namba Hatch in Osaka on August 30 and Studio Coast in Tokyo on September 1. Amongst the songs performed were all five tracks from the then-recently released [[B'z (English Album)|self-titled English debut album]] that featured English versions of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[juice]]", "[[SPLASH!]]", and "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]". Fellow singles "[[Shoudou]]" and "[[MOTEL]]" also made their return to the stage after several years of absence.
*'''[[AEROSONIC]]''' (2013)
::The band's third appearance at the [[SUMMER SONIC]] music festival in Japan, for a one-night-only co-headlining performance with American rock legends Aerosmith. This marked the second occasion in which the two bands joined forces, following their co-promotion at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]. B'z would again take the stage alongside Aerosmith for a performance of the Aerosmith classic "Mama Kin" during their set.
*'''[[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]''' (2013)
::A special live concert organized to commemorate the opening of TV Asahi's [[EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] venue. Tickets were available as part of a lottery promotion tied to the pair of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' compilations.
*'''[[ROCKROCK 20th ANNIVERSARY LIVE "ROCK BEYOND ROCK"]]''' (2015)
::A one-off collaboration show headlined by [[B'z]] and fellow Japanese rock unit LOUDNESS. The show took place in the midst of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] and features an abbreviated setlist from the tour with a few notable alterations. The show was closed with a performance by B'z and LOUDNESS of the latter's classic English song "Crazy Nights".
*'''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]''' (2015)
::Music festival held by TV Asahi in 2015 at which B'z performed. It took place several months after the close of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] and two days after [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]].
*'''[[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017]]
::The first of two festival showings made by B'z in 2017. The setlist included all singles including their then-most recent single "[[Seimei/Still Alive|Still Alive]]". The full show was soon thereafter released on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]], on both DVD and Blu-ray, in limited edition packages of twentieth studio album ''[[DINOSAUR]]''.
*'''[[RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL 2017 in EZO]]
::The second of two festival showings made by B'z in 2017. The setlist, comprised of all singles, was the same as the festival appearance above.
*'''[[7-Eleven presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]]
::A pair of two live concerts with entrance determined by lottery upon reserving the "Trailer Edition" of premium boxset ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]''. The shows took place immediately prior to [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]].

===List of Pleasure Tours===
*[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]
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===List of International Tours===
*[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
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*[[B'z PARTY Presents B'z Pleasure in Hawaii]]
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LIVE-GYM

2018-07-03T12:30:38Z

Jd-: /* List of B'z LIVE-GYMs */

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[[LIVE-GYM]] refers to live concerts featuring [[B'z]]. Invented by the members as a combination of "live" and an abbreviation of the English word "gymnasium" due to the band wanting to perform with the high-energy that one would expect from a sports event, the word has become synonymous and interchangeable when referring to B'z concerts. The resulting shows featuring the band have been characterized by their consistent quality, cutting edge production value, and kinetic energy. LIVE-GYM concerts all over Japan are known to sell out no matter the size of the venue, with B'z routinely filling the nation's largest domes and stadiums in record time.

Since the band's first tours that carried the title "LIVE-GYM", most that followed have been labeled as such as well, with the only exceptions being special events and [[#List of SHOWCASE Events|SHOWCASE]] concerts. SHOWCASE events allow the band to take a break from large-scale venues and venture out to see fans at smaller, more intimate venues, where the setlists typically include a great many scarcely-performed songs. Generally, these are often played as warm-ups to larger LIVE-GYM concerts as well as a means of still touring for fans even when a major album promotion isn't in order, especially in areas of Japan that the band have not visited previously or have not visited in some time.

In addition to sold-out shows all over their home country, B'z has also performed internationally in the United States, Canada, Taipei, and Hong Kong.

==Information==
===Show Format===
A LIVE-GYM usually contains roughly 20 songs and lasts around two and a half hours. At virtually every show, generally immediately prior to the third song of a given setlist, a skit is generally played out on stage leading up to Koshi announcing "Welcome to the B'z LIVE-GYM" ''(B'z no LIVE-GYM ni youkoso)''. For [[SHOWCASE]] events, this may be changed to "Welcome to the B'z SHOWCASE" ''(B'z no SHOWCASE ni youkoso)''. Throughout the setlist, at specific intervals, Koshi and Tak will engage in MC sessions related to specific songs prior to performing them. Lastly, at the end of each show, Koshi customarily leads the band into a heave with the crowd replying by shouting "Otsukare" (''Well done''), a customary parting in Japanese culture following business transactions. Afterward, an "[[Ending SE]]" as it is known in Japan is played to the crowd over the speakers as the support members leave and Tak and Koshi wave and bow to the audience while roaming the stage for its duration. The "Ending SE" has generally been that of an unreleased song or instrumental at the time of its inclusion, usually ensuring its release in the near future as a B-side or album song.

===Support Members===
When performing live, B'z always tours with a full band filling the positions not occupied by the two primary members of [[Tak Matsumoto]] on guitar and [[Koshi Inaba]] on vocals. Typically, those touring with the band at a given time are also those providing their respective parts on the most recent recording efforts. This formation of touring and recording with the same team began in 1993 with one of the band's best-regarded albums, ''[[RUN]]''.

B'z have most often toured with a bassist, drummer, and keyboardist, but in recent years added a backing guitarist and vocalist when [[Shinichiro Ohta]] toured with the band beginning in 2003 through 2008. The role went absent from the band's 2009 and 2010 tours, but would be again filled in 2011 by a friend of Tak's, [[Yoshinobu Ohga]], who was featured as one of the fellow guitarists on his concept album ''[[Theatre Of Strings]]'' in 2005.

Most recently, since 2011, drums have been provided by Canadian drummer [[Shane Gaalaas]], bass by American [[Barry Sparks]], backing guitar by Yoshinobu Ohga, and keyboards by [[Takanobu Masuda]].

Apart from the aforementioned primary support members, others have also filled various performance roles for the band over time due to varying circumstances, with drummers such as Masato Yamaguchi occasionally providing drums during the band's TV performances when Shane Gaalaas is not in Japan.

===Tickets & Merchandise===
Tickets to B'z LIVE-GYM concerts are very in-demand in Japan. Until 2000, B'z tickets were all sold through general public ticket retailers, but due to this making it difficult for fans to acquire tickets in many cases, a new system was put into place that allows for priority purchases to fanclub members. While tickets to large LIVE-GYMs can be purchased with general ease with foresight, tickets to smaller offerings, such as [[SHOWCASE]] events, are extremely difficult to acquire due to the extremely high demand and limited availability. Tickets to said events are generally publicized only locally through newspaper advertisements and similar means.

At each show, fans are given the opportunity to acquire memorabilia specific to that tour and occasionally to that venue. Tour goods typically include a variety of T-shirts, wristbands, towels, keychains, a tour brochure, bags, and other tour-specific items. On offer are also all of the band's singles, albums, and home videos. Tour merchandise is routinely made available on the band's official store, [[B'z The Store]], within a few weeks of the tour beginning.

Additionally, for each large-scale LIVE-GYM the band carries out, members of the fan-club [[B'z PARTY]] are given the opportunity to win exclusive passes to a very limited Meet & Greet with the band before the show. One such Meet & Greet event can be witnessed in the band's 2002 concert documentary film ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.

===Setlists===
{{Main|B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM}}
A B'z setlist generally amounts to roughly 20 songs, with a spread of high-energy rock songs and a select few ballads filling the remaining slots. Generally, B'z ends shows with very high-energy numbers and reserves middle slots for ballads, as is often the case with popular choices such as "[[OCEAN]]" and "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]". Over the course of a tour, the setlists generally change a number of times, with certain slots changing throughout. At [[SHOWCASE]] concerts, B'z frequently take the opportunity to play obscure tracks and fan-favorites that are not generally suitable for their mainstream LIVE-GYM tours, where longtime fans and newcomers converge.

Additionally, while B'z have played a great many of their hundreds of songs live on multiple occasions, there are still a few dozen songs that have [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never been given the live treatment]]. On occasion, the band has returned to their older works that originally went unplayed and included them in a live setlist.

When touring overseas, B'z frequently include a large number of their [[B'z English Songs|English songs]]. The band's English-language tracks come both as reversions of their Japanese hits with all-new English lyrics as well as brand new songs that have no Japanese counterpart.

As of early 2018, the twenty-five most performed B'z songs during their concerts are:

# [[ZERO]] (497 SHOWS)
# [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] (371 SHOWS)
# [[BAD COMMUNICATION]] (360 SHOWS)
# [[ultra soul]] (353 SHOWS)
# [[Hadashi no Megami]] (320 SHOWS)
# [[BLOWIN']] (291 SHOWS)
# [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] (278 SHOWS)
# [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]] (267 SHOWS)
# [[love me, I love you]] (261 SHOWS)
# [[juice]] (242 SHOWS)
# [[BE THERE]] (229 SHOWS)
# [[LOVE PHANTOM]] (222 SHOWS)
# [[girigiri chop]] (205 SHOWS)
# [[BLOWIN'|TIME]] (196 SHOWS)
# [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] (193 SHOWS)
# [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]] (188 SHOWS)
# [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]] (186 SHOWS)
# [[Negai]] (183 SHOWS)
# [[Liar! Liar!]] (175 SHOWS)
# [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] (170 SHOWS)
# [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]] (170 SHOWS)
# [[IN THE LIFE|TONIGHT (Is The Night)]] (168 SHOWS)
# [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]] (167 SHOWS)
# [[RUN]] (166 SHOWS)
# [[IN THE LIFE|Wonderful Opportunity]] (165 SHOWS)

===Venues===
{{Main|Live Venues}}
Depending on the [[LIVE-GYM#Types of B'z Tours|type of tour]], B'z will perform in venues of both immense capacity and smaller, much more intimate and limited venues. Larger tours, such as [[LIVE-GYM#Album Tours|album tours]], have been split in recent years between hall and dome legs. The hall tours take place at various music halls around Japan, with seating capacities allowing for only a few thousand fans. Later, the tours expand to Japan's largest domes and stadiums, with the amount of seats generally ranging between 50,000 and 70,000. For [[SHOWCASE]] events and smaller shows of a similar vein, venues with capacities under 2,000 are often used and thus make gaining tickets extremely difficult.

==Types of B'z Tours==
After more than a quarter century of performing, B'z has amassed a varied history of live concerts that have come in a number of different types. These tours typically fall into one of three categories:

===Album Tours===
The most common LIVE-GYM tours by the band, carried out in support of their then-latest studio album, such as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and their 2006 studio album, ''[[MONSTER]]''. These shows typically result in a setlist that blends about 75-80% of the titular album's songs with a selection of the band's past hits and gems. Additionally, such tours may feature extensions, such as:

* '''LIVE-GYM -Preview-''': Shows that take place prior to a proper album tour, generally numbering between three and six performances.
* '''LIVE-GYM -Intermission-''': Shows scheduled in the midst of large arena and dome tours in smaller venues during brief breaks.
* '''LIVE-GYM -Extra-''': Shows that serve as extensions of the title tours, taking place after it has concluded and generally featuring a number of songs not performed on the earlier tour.

===Pleasure Tours===
Beginning in 1991 with [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]], B'z began touring occasional "[[Pleasure LIVE-GYM|Pleasure]]" LIVE-GYMs that were not tied to an album or similar source. The original concept behind the Pleasure tours was to focus on album songs and B-sides which haven't been performed live before. Initially there were no plans to start a separate series of non-album LIVE-GYMs, but due to the positive response from fans, the band decided to turn it into a tour which takes place every few years. Since its inception, the Pleasure series has gradually shifted from focusing on lesser known tracks to a celebration of the band's entire catalogue and as such can be seen as "greatest hits" shows instead.

In 2003, as part of their 15th anniversary, B'z embarked on the [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] tour. It would become the last Pleasure tour before it returned 5 years later. The reasoning behind temporarily ending the Pleasure series was due to the fact that the band felt that half of the songs on album tours already consisted of singles, while the other half represented new album songs. In essence, they were comparable to "Pleasure" tours themselves. In 2008, the Pleasure tour was revived for the band's 20th anniversary, with [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]. It was considered the right timing and opportunity to perform numerous popular songs from their catalogue which have not appeared for several years, with rare tracks such as "[[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]", "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]", "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]" and their debut single [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] being revived for this special occasion. In 2013, during an MC session in their 25th anniversary tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]], B'z stated that the Pleasure series would return every 5 years.

Since its debut, several B'z songs have become synonymous with Pleasure tours. This includes the "[[Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]" series of songs, as well as a number of well-known singles such as "[[ZERO]], "[[BLOWIN']]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]". In addition, numerous album tracks and B-sides such as "[[OH! GIRL (Lyrics)|OH! GIRL]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[RUN]]", "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]" and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]" are staples of such tours. As of 2015, the ballad "[[RUN|Gekkou]]" is also notable for appearing in Pleasure tours only once every 10 years ([[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|1993]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|2003]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|2013]]). Singles and special songs released on albums contemporary with a given tour can usually be found in the setlist in question. For example, the bonus songs included on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' in 2008 ("[[Glory Days (Lyrics)|Glory Days]]" and "[[Itsuka Mata Koko de (Lyrics)|Itsuka Mata Koko de]]") were also performed during [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]] the same year.

===SHOWCASE Tours===
[[SHOWCASE]] events are generally one-off warm-ups that take place at smaller, more intimate settings in front of local crowds. Occasionally, these will feature a handful of performances at various dates that may or may not be tied to larger tours by the band. Often, B'z use SHOWCASE events to play obscure fan-favorites and crowd-pleasers from older albums and other releases that are rarely played live. The band describe a SHOWCASE as a show where "anything can happen".

==Home Video Releases==
{{Main|B'z Home Videos}}
Prior to the advent of DVD and the widespread adoption of the home video market, B'z were very selective about [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] releases. Releases generally came once every two to three years, often covering major, hallmark tours. Although not every tour has been released in full, B'z is known to have amassed an archive of recordings for every tour they have undertaken. Over the years, these performances have been [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|selectively sampled]] in various compilation releases and documentaries.

Beginning in 2006 with ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" ]]'', B'z have released all of their major tours on home video within a year of the tour's conclusion. With the introduction of Blu-ray technology in latter years, B'z began releasing all of their recent LIVE-GYMs on both DVD and Blu-ray simultaneously, with select older tours filmed in high definition also being re-issued on Blu-ray. To date, every B'z home video is available on DVD apart from the first two, ''[[FILM RISKY]]'' and ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]''—the latter of which covers [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]—which were available only on VHS and LaserDisc and are now considered out of print.

Although home video releases are typically of major LIVE-GYM events, there are occasions in which smaller, more intimate showings have received the full home video treatment as well, such as with ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]'' and ''[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]''.

===Compilation Videos===
While very few of the oldest tours have been released in full on home video, excerpt footage can be found on a number of compilation releases. ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' was a three-disc, three-hour home video compilation issued on DVD in 2008, the band's 20th anniversary year. The compilation features full performances and special bonuses from LIVE-GYM tours that had not been released in full on their own. Additionally, a companion disc much in the same vein was made available as part of the limited edition for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' the same year. Similarly, this ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"#Premium Live DVD|Premium Live DVD]]'' featured ten assorted performances that had not previously been released.

Although the original was only on VHS and LaserDisc and is now out of print, the performances of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]" originally featured on ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' were remastered and included as music video supplements on limited edition copies of 2013's ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''. The release also brought unreleased performances from a number of LIVE-GYMs, including the only home video performances from [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"]].

For tours not featured on the aforementioned compilation releases, most of them can be glimpsed on the two [[B'z PARTY]] fanclub home videos ''[[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG]]'' and ''[[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', which contain performance excerpts as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews and recording footage.

==List of B'z LIVE-GYMs==
Listed here are LIVE-GYM tours held by [[B'z]]. Preview shows and [[SHOWCASE]] events that were used as warm-ups and openings to larger tours are not highlighted here, instead being mentioned in the corresponding ''Concurrent Events'' section for each tour. Additionally, festival appearances and related events are included in the same vain outside of special exceptions. For a complete listing of [[SHOWCASE]] tours and [[Special Events]], please see their designated sections below.

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As part of the band's thirtieth anniversary, a B'z-themed vacation package was organized for fans selected as part of the [[B'z PARTY]] fanclub and an accompanying round of lotteries. Set one week after [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]], the package included two concerts performed by the band as well as an accompanying talk session and numerous fan-centric events.
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The tour in commemoration of the band's thirtieth anniversary and their first with a Japanese word in its title (''HINOTORI'', or "Phoenix"). Unlike previous Pleasure finales, the final show will take place at [[Tokyo Stadium|Ajinomoto Stadium]] with [[Nissan Stadium]] being played on earlier dates.
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The band's first winter tour since 2011's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]] in support of their twentieth studio album ''[[DINOSAUR]]''. The eighteen-stop tour will see the band play a series of domes throughout December with a finale in Osaka in the first week of February.
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The first [[SHOWCASE]] not attached to a larger tour since 2009's [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-|tour of the same name]] that came one month after the release of return single "[[Seimei/Still Alive]]". The tour spanned one month with shows in smaller areas of Japan not previously frequented by the band.
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The 2015 tour in support of their nineteenth studio album ''[[EPIC DAY]]''. The tour began in March and run through May in hall and arena venues before moving to domes for June and July, with the finale taking place at [[Live Venues#Nagoya Dome|Nagoya Dome]].
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A special live event held by B'z to serve as the innagural performance for the [[EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] in Tokyo. The show took place two months after the close of [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]] and featured a very eclectic setlist that included "Kuroi Seishun", "[[Yasei no ENERGY]]", "[[GREEN|STAY GREEN]]", "[[ACTION|ONE ON ONE]]", "[[The 7th Blues|Yami no Ame]]" and a memorial cover of the LOUDNESS song "Crazy Nights". Additionally, a new song entitled "[[EPIC DAY|Kimi wo Ki ni Shinai Hi Nado]]" was premiered near the end of the show. In 2015, nine songs from the show were featured on a bonus DVD for the band's fifty-first single "[[Uchouten]]".
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The band's 25th anniversary tour that began shortly after the release of the ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' collections. New songs "Q&A", "Utopia" and "Kakushin" from the albums all received their LIVE-GYM debuts. Several obscure album songs were revived for the hall portion of the tour, with the dome leg featuring the likes of "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[C'mon]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", a revival of "[[IN THE LIFE|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]", classics such as "[[RUN]]", "[[ALONE]]", and "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]", and the debut of a new song: "[[Uchouten|Endless Summer]]".
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The band's fourth foray into North America and their largest international tour to date, with seven dates in the United States and Canada. For the first time, B'z toured both the east and west coasts of the U.S., where they had previously only journeyed into the west. The tour came in support of the band's [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]], released worldwide the previous July. Highlights of the tour included a new English version of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" titled "[[B'z (English Album)|Love Bomb]]" and an English rendition of "[[ultra soul]]", the LIVE-GYM debut of "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]", and "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" receiving a special performance in New York City, where the song was recorded 22 years earlier in 1990. The tour finale in Los Angeles was streamed in full worldwide on the internet at no charge.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-C'mon-</big>]]
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The band's 2011 Japanese tour in support of their then-latest studio album, ''[[C'mon]]''. The tour was split into dome and hall portions, with the setlists remaining relatively the same throughout. For the dome portion, classic ballad "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]" was added to the encore of the setlist, and later received its home video debut when the band's showing at Osaka Dome on December 18, 2011 was released the following May on both DVD and Blu-ray. The English version of "[[SPLASH!]]" premiered earlier in the summer during the band's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|2011 North American tour]] was retained and performed on all dates of the tour and likewise received its home video debut.
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Concurrent Events: [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE]], [[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2011]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-long time no see-</big>]]
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The third North American tour for B'z, coming eight years since their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|2003 LIVE-GYM]] touring the continent. English versions of "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[juice]]", "[[SPLASH!]]", and "[[Brotherhood]]" were premiered on the tour, with the first three of which receiving official releases the next year on the band's [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|subsequent tour]]. The tour finale in Los Angeles was again streamed in full over the internet, as has been the case with previous North American tours.
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Concurrent Events: [[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|Full Web Stream]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 <big>"Ain't No Magic"</big>]]
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The tour supporting the 2009 studio album ''[[MAGIC]]''. Modern hits "[[OCEAN]]" and "[[ultra soul]]" were joined by revivals of 1994 ''[[The 7th Blues]]'' opener "LOVE IS DEAD" and 1996's "[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]]", along with a special performance of "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]" that blended the [[MY LONELY TOWN|ballad version]] of the song with the original. The show was released in full as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME]] on July 28, 2010.
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-|B'z SHOWCASE 2009 <big>-B'z In Your Town-</big>]]
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The eight-date tour had B'z touring smaller areas all over Japan, with a great many scarcely-performed songs seeing all new revivals. These include album songs "Crazy Rendezvous", "VAMPIRE WOMAN", "MY SAD LOVE", "THE GAMBLER", and "Blue Sunshine", along with singles and "[[Calling]]" and "Shoudou". The tour was never released in full on home video, but it was selectively highlighted on the DVD included in [[MAGIC#Magical Backstage Tour 2009|limited edition copies of ''MAGIC'']], released later in the year.
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Concurrent Events: [[SUMMER SONIC 09]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 <big>-GLORY DAYS-</big>]]
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The band's 20th anniversary tour, culminating with a 70,000 fan performance at Nissan Stadium on September 21st, 2008, the six shows served as a full exploration of the band's catalogue and work to date. The setlist contained 26 performances, which is among the most the band has ever performed in a single showing, and included both their best-regarded singles and many of their most beloved gems. The songs performed include singles "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[juice]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[BANZAI]]", "[[BLOWIN']], "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", and "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", along with perennial classic "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", which was joined by gems "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]], "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]", "[[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]", "[[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]", and "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]". Additionally, the middle of the show was marked by a special retrospective featuring the band's earliest TV appearances, Koshi and Tak performing their first song "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" for the crowd with just the two of them, and a cover of "Oh! Darling" by The Beatles, which was one of the songs the duo played together when they first met. The [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)|resulting home video release]] is considered by many as the best the band has released, receiving the DVD treatment in 2009 before being issued on Blu-ray in 2010.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 <big>"ACTION"</big>]]
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The tour in favor of the 2008 studio album ''[[ACTION]]''. The tour was much lengthier than most by B'z, lasting for eight months and over 50 shows. Shows were performed in hall venues early in the tour prior to spreading out to arenas for the latter leg. The setlist for the shows changed a great many times throughout the 50+ shows, with many scarcely-performed songs being included on various nights. The tour originally went entirely unreleased on home video prior to being issued on DVD and Blu-ray in January 2013 as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebration. Highlights of the release include B-side "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!|New Message]]", an acoustic version of "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]", special renditions of "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", "SUPER LOVE SONG", and "FRICTION", as well as the only home video performance of "[[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]".
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]]
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-B'z In Your Town-</big>]]
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The band's second [[SHOWCASE]] of 2007, the tour was an attempt for B'z to play for local fans in areas they don't typically get the chance to tour in often. The setlist changed throughout the dates but retained the basic framework of the tour from the previous month, [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]]. Scarcely-performed tracks "ROCK man", "The Loose", and "Magnolia" were all added to the setlist for various shows. Unlike with the aforementioned SHOWCASE, the tour has never been released on home video.
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-19-</big>]]
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One of two [[SHOWCASE]] tours for 2007, the tour was carried out in honor of the band's 19th year on the music scene. The tour featured a great many obscure tracks such as "HOT FASHION", "Haru", "Naite Naite Nakiyandara", "Out Of Control", "Odekake Shimasho", and the only home video performance of single "ARIGATO". Additionally, it was the tour at which "SUPER LOVE SONG" was premiered and fellow single "Eien no Tsubasa" was also played. Several ''[[Brotherhood]]'' songs were also played, from "Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe" to "Nagai Ai" to fan-favorite "F・E・A・R". The performance of "SUPER LOVE SONG" was released in a limited edition copy of the single originally, but in 2008, the full show was included in a limited edition for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]''. Later, in 2010, the show was issued on Blu-ray in a double package with ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[SUMMER SONIC 07]]
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[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z <big>LIVE in Namba 2006</big>]]
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Originally billed as "B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN", the event was the band's first concert performed in Japan to be streamed live over the internet. The show took place shortly after [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and as such shared a similar setlist, but did feature a great deal of [[B'z English Songs|English language songs]], including the premiere of an [[B'z (International EP)|English version of "HOME"]], "[[DEVIL]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", and "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" from the previous year's album that originally went unperformed live. The show was released on DVD two years later in 2008, and eventually made its way to Blu-ray coupled with [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|SHOWCASE 2007]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 <big>"MONSTER'S GARAGE"</big>]]
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The tour in support of the band's 2006 studio album ''[[MONSTER]]''. In addition to featuring tracks from the album and all three of its singles—"[[Shoudou]]", "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]", and "[[SPLASH!]]"—the setlist included a great deal of hits from their history, including "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[OCEAN]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", and "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", before ending the setlist with a special version of "RUN". Additionally, B'z also ventured out into the crowd onto a small stage situated in the middle of the arena to perform an acoustic version of "Happy Birthday", followed by rock encores of "Brotherhood" and "[[BLOWIN']]. The full show was released on DVD and later Blu-ray, becoming one of the band's most well-regarded home video releases.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 <big>"CIRCLE OF ROCK"</big>]]
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The 2005 tour in support of the band's album of the same year, ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'', the tour was unique for featuring a rotating circular stage at the center of the arena that the band performed on. In addition to album songs and singles "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ALONE]]", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", "IT'S SHOWTIME!!", "[[juice]]", and others, the band also included rarely-performed B-sides "Mannequin Village" and "Kanashiki dreamer" throughout. Originally, the tour was sampled in various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] and had select performances used as bonuses for the "[[SPLASH!]]" single's limited editions. However, in 2013, the full tour was finally released on DVD as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]] as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebrations.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BIG MACHINE"</big>]]
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The tour in favor of the band's 2003 album ''BIG MACHINE'' that took place months after their [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|15th anniversary showing at Nagisaen]]. The stage was unique, allowing for the addition of stunt motorcycles to cross the stage mid-air while the band performed songs such as "Arakure". The setlist featured a number of songs that aren't typically found in many setlists, including "Don't Leave Me", "MOTEL", "[[love me, I love you]]", "MOVE", "Himitsu na Futari" and "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]". Although the full tour has not been released, select performances have been made available via [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in the years since.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"</big>]]
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The band's second North American tour, following [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]] the previous year. As with that tour, the setlist included various songs from the most recently released studio album, with that being ''[[BIG MACHINE]]'' in this case. Other songs performed include "MOTEL", "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "LOVE IS DEAD", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", "Brotherhood", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "girigiri chop". The tour itself served as the subject of a documentary that aired on Japanese television featuring behind-the-scenes footage and various performances. It would be the last performance in North America for the band for eight years, until [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|TV Documentary & Full Web Stream]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME"|B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure <big>"IT'S SHOWTIME!!"</big>]]
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The band's 15th anniversary tour that was split between a 23-show hall tour with a two-night finale in the fields of Nagisaen, where just tens of thousands of fans once again gathered where B'z had previously performed their [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|first outdoor show in 1993]]. The setlist for the hall portion of the tour changed frequently. By the time of the Nagisaen show, B'z had settled into an epic 24-song setlist that included special nostalgic recreations of "OH! GIRL" and "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" from 1995's seminal [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|"BUZZ!!" Pleasure tour]], as well as performances of "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "[[BLOWIN']], "TIME", "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", Brotherhood, "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "IT'S SHOWTIME!!", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", and "RUN". Additionally, the band took to the rare feat of performing three songs in acoustic form, with those being "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[RUN|Gekkou]]", and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]. The full home video of the outdoor shows was released on DVD and VHS in February 2003.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"Rock n' California Roll"</big>]]
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The band's second international tour and their first into North America. The setlist was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]] that wrapped just months earlier and featured [[B'z English Songs|English songs]] in the pair of "[[DEVIL]]" and "[[Logic]]". The tour was filmed and became a TV documentary, with backstage footage and many of the performances featured in full. Additionally, further documentary footage was also included on a bonus disc for ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll in Tokyo"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|TV Documentary]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|Full Web Stream]] & [[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|''GREEN'' DVD Bonus Document Disc]] [[File:abeautifulreeldvd.jpg|x60px|border|link=a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"</big>]]
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The 2002 LIVE-GYM in support of the band's album of the same year, ''[[GREEN]]''. The setlist included a number of songs from the album in addition to classics such as "[[ZERO]]", "[[love me, I love you]]", and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", as well as newer hits like "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", and the only home video performance of "[[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]". The full tour was released as a documentary concert film blending backstage footage with the band's performances under the title ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]], [[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~" -Preview-]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 <big>"ELEVEN"</big>]]
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The band's tour in promotion of their 2000 studio album, ''[[ELEVEN]]''. The setlist included ''[[Brotherhood]]''-era favorites "Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe" and "girigiri chop", as well as hard rock classic "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]" and singles "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[HOME]]", "[[GOLD]]", and "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]". While originally released only in pieces on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]], the tour was released in its entirety on DVD in March 2013.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001|B'z LIVE-GYM in <big>Taipei & Hong Kong 2001</big>]]
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The first [[LIVE-GYM#International Tours|international tour]] for B'z, with two sold-out performances each in both Taipei and Hong Kong. Though a LIVE-GYM in name, the setlist for the tour was very much akin to that of a [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]], being packed full of singles from all over the band's catalogue and even opening with a rendition of "[[Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]". Among those included were "[[ZERO]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[GOLD]]", "[[Calling]]", and [[B'z English Songs|English song]] "[[Real Thing Shakes]]". As of 2013, it is the only international tour by B'z to not take place in the United States and Canada and has never been released on home video.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 <big>"juice"</big>]]
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The band's 2000 "[[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tour|Pleasure]]" tour that toured throughout Japan throughout the summer. The titular "[[juice]]" was premiered live on the tour before being properly released in the midst of the tour schedule. The tour is also notable for being the only occasion in which singles "May" and "RING" were performed live, with the latter being premiered live during the latter half of the tour and also being released on DVD in the limited edition of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]''. This leaves "May" as one of the few B'z singles to not have a home video performance available. The tour itself has not been released in full, but select performances are available on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice" -Preview-]], [[juice|"juice" PV Shoot Guerrilla Live]]
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Select Performances on [[File:PleasureII.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]] [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 <big>"Brotherhood"</big>]]
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The 1999 tour in support of the first album following the band's 10th anniversary, ''[[Brotherhood]]''. The tour itself took place primarily in domes, with Intermission and Extra portions of the tour taking place in halls. The dome finale at International Stadium Yokohama, now Nissan Stadium and the site of other large-scale B'z shows, was the inaugural concert performance for the venue. The main setlist is one of the band's most beloved, with much of the titular album covered as well as the previous year's "[[HOME]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[Calling]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]", "[[RUN]]", and "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]". The tour finale for the Extra leg of the tour ended in Kyoto with a massive 27-song setlist that contained virtually every song the band had played on the tour, and became their biggest performance in their history. The dome finale in Yokohama was released on home video as ''[[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]]'' the following year.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Intermission-]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
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[[File:brotherhooddvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '98 <big>"SURVIVE"</big>]]
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The band's tour in favor of their 1998 studio album, ''[[SURVIVE]]'', that covered the entire first half of the year, from January to June. The tour included various singles, both recent and classic, including "[[ZERO]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[love me, I love you]]", "[[Calling]]", "FIREBALL", "Liar! Liar!", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", and "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]". B-sides "Hi" and "The Wild Wind" from the band's 1998 singles also received the live treatment during the course of the tour. The full tour has not yet been released on home video, although several performances are available as sampled on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] that the band has released to the public.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE" -Preview-]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 <big>"FIREBALL"</big>]]
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The band's 1997 [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]] with the namesake of their recent single "[[FIREBALL]]", which was used to open the show. The encore for the show featured a piano-driven version of "[[Calling]]", with Tak playing the piano as he did in the song's promotional video prior to switching to guitar. Other songs played include "RUN", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "BE THERE", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "SNOW", "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]", "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" and "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]". Although never released in full on home video, select performances have been made available in years since via various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:ta09.jpg|x42px|border|link=Strings Of My Soul]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '96 <big>"Spirit LOOSE"</big>]]
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The tour that came in support of the band's best-selling album in its history, ''[[LOOSE]]''. Prior to the show beginning, fans were treated to a special action short film made in the U.S. featuring Tak and Koshi in the starring roles in a high-speed car chase. The setlist for the shows featured songs that were released after the album as well, such as non-album English single "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" being used to open the show and both tracks of the subsequent double A-side single "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~" and "MOVE" being performed as well. The tour was never released in full but has been sampled on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in later years.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 <big>"BUZZ!!"</big>]]
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One of the landmark tours for the band, "BUZZ!!" saw B'z undertaking one of their largest tours to date that resulted in some of their most famous and recognizable moments. The special performance of "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" featuring Koshi in costume and a death-defying leap on stage became one of the band's most clipped pieces of footage, which was later recreated for [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|The Final Pleasure in 2003]]. Similarly, the performance of "OH! GIRL" at the event was also inspired by that of "BUZZ!!". The tour also included "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "RUN", "[[ZERO]]", "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]", and a performance of "[[ALONE]]" with Koshi playing piano with Tak standing on its surface playing guitar. The tour was released on VHS and LaserDisc in 1996 before being issued on DVD in 2001.
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[[File:buzzdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link="BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"|B'z LIVE-GYM '94 <big>"THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"</big>]] & [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"|<big>"THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"</big>]]
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The band's ninth major tour and named as such, ''The 9th Blues'' was a tour that saw B'z touring Japan for much of the year of 1994, with the tour being split into two distinct parts with completely different setlists between them. Nearly every song from the 20-track album ''[[The 7th Blues]]'' was played between the pair of tours, along with singles "[[ZERO]]" and "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and a number of obscure songs, such as "SAVE ME!?" and "Mannequin Village". Although a popular tour, neither part has been released in full on home video to date. However, select performances from each part have been released on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in the year since.
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Concurrent Events: [[Merry X'Mas ~ Mary Had a Little Lamb/Silent Night]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 <big>"JAP THE RIPPER"</big>]]
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The band's largest tour to date at the time and their third [[LIVE-GYM#List of Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]]. Consisting of only two dates, the venue was the fields of Nagisaen where B'z performed an open-air concert for the first time. The shows opened with the titular "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]" which had not yet been released at the time but would go on to be one of the fixtures for 1994's double album ''[[The 7th Blues]]''. Other songs included in the setlist were "[[ZERO]]", "HOT FASHION", "RUN", "[[BLOWIN']], "Kairaku no Heya", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai". The concerts were later the subject of a home video under the title of ''[[LIVE RIPPER]]''. B'z later returned to the site ten years later for [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] for another pair of outdoor gigs at Nagisaen.
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[[File:liveripperdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=LIVE RIPPER]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]

"[[Hadashi no Megami]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|B'z LIVE-GYM '93 <big>"RUN"</big>]]
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The band's 1993 tour in support of the album of the same name released in the same year, ''[[RUN]]''. It is considered unique for being an album tour in which every song from the album was included in the setlist at some point. In addition to the album songs, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was also performed, in addition to "[[ALONE]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and a great many other of the band's best-recognized songs to that point. The full show has not yet been released on home video, although portions have been released on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:ta09.jpg|x42px|border|link=Strings Of My Soul]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 <big>"TIME"</big>]]
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The band's second "[[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tour|Pleasure]]" tour that took place in the summer of 1992. Named for the B-side "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]" that accompanied their likewise 1992 single "[[BLOWIN']]", the tour offered an exploration of the band's catalogue to the time with album songs "[[RISKY|HOT FASHION]]", "[[IN THE LIFE|Kairaku no Heya]]", "[[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]", "[[OFF THE LOCK|HURRY UP!]]", and "[[BREAK THROUGH|FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE]]" being performed on all dates. The shows also featured an "Acoustic Corner" showcase that saw the band performing acoustic versions of B-side "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel|Good-bye Holy Days]]" as well as covers of well-known rock classics, including "Don't Let Me Down" and "Let It Be" by The Beatles. The full show has never been released on home video, but various performances are available on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] released since.
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 <big>"IN THE LIFE"</big>]]
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The band's tour in support of their 1991 album ''[[IN THE LIFE]]'' that began in December of 1991 and ended in April of 1992. The tour included performances of several classic songs, including "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", "[[LADY NAVIGATION]]", "[[BE THERE]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "[[ALONE]]". The full tour has never been released in full on home video, but the performance of "[[ALONE]]" was released as part of the music video compilation included in copies of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''.
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"[[ALONE]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x70px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|B'z LIVE-GYM <big>"Pleasure'91"</big>]]
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The first [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]] by the band, which toured not in support of any specific release but instead as a representation of their body of work to date. Songs from ''[[B'z (Album)|B'z]]'', ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]'', ''[[BREAK THROUGH]]'', and ''[[RISKY]]'' were all on show. Others include a special rendition of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" featuring Koshi wielding a guitar, fellow singles "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "Kimi no Naka de Odoritai", "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" and "Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...", as well as "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and even the English version of another early song, "[[MARS|Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~]]". As a result, it has become one of the few English performances to receive a home video release when the tour was released as ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' in 1991. As of 2013, the VHS and LaserDisc release has not been re-issued on DVD or any other medium.
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Concurrent Events: [[Z'b LIVE TOUR]]
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[[File:justanotherlifevhs.jpg|x100px|border|link=JUST ANOTHER LIFE]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] Select Performances on [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"|B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 <big>"RISKY"</big>]]
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The tour for the band's fourth studio album, 1990's ''[[RISKY]]''. The tour ran from October of 1990 to February of 1991 and featured many of their early hits, including "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "[[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]", "[[BE THERE]]", "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", and most notably and rarely, "[[WICKED BEAT|I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style]]", the English version of their second single, 1989's "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]". The full tour has never been released in full on home video, but the performance of "[["Itoshii Hito yo" Good Night...]]" was released as part of the music video compilation included in copies of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''.
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"[[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x70px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"|B'z LIVE-GYM <big>"BREAK THROUGH"</big>]]
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The tour in support of the band's third studio album, ''[[BREAK THROUGH]]''. The setlist included songs from all three albums released to date at the time along with "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and the band's first three singles, "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]", "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]", and "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]". The tour has never been issued in full on home video, although it has been sampled on the band's official bootleg videos in [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|1998]] and [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 001 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #001 <big>"OFF THE LOCK"</big>]]
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The band's first wide tour, featuring tracks from their [[B'z (Album)|self-titled debut album]] and second album after which the tour is named, ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]''. The tour was preceded by a shorter warm-up tour earlier in the year titled [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], which itself was preceded by their very first live performance at the [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"|"Thank You TM Network" event]] at SF Rock Station. The encore for the tour was the then recently-released "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" that would go on to become a staple of the band's LIVE-GYMs for many years to come. The tour has never been issued in full on home video, although it has been sampled on the band's official bootleg videos in [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|1998]] and [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], [[B'z BAD-CLUB GYM]], [[B'z CAMPUS-GYM "OFF THE LOCK"]], [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"]]
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===List of SHOWCASE Events===
Beginning in 1996, B'z have periodically toured under the label of "SHOWCASE" as a means of allowing them to visit areas of Japan they do not typically reach on their larger tours as well as a means to warm up for their aforementioned large showings. Most often, these are one-off shows taking place immediately preceding the opening of an [[LIVE-GYM#Album Tour|album tour]].

*[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]] — March 10, 1996

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]] — December 29, 1997

*[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]] — June 30, 1999

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]] — February 24, 2001

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]] — June 17, 2002

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]] — June 26, 2003

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]] — November 13, 2003

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]] — April 15, 2005

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]] — June 29, 2006

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]] — June 18, 2007 ~ July 4, 2007 (6 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 9, 2007 ~ August 8, 2007 (7 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]] — January 25, 2008

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 20, 2009 ~ August 5, 2009 (8 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2013 -Pleasure75-]] — June 10, 2013

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shimonoseki Uchouten NIGHT-]] — March 9, 2015

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]] — November 19, 2015

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]] — July 11, 2017

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 13, 2017 ~ August 9, 2017 (11 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-]] — July 2, 2018

===List of Special Events===
Over the course of their career, B'z have participated in a number of special events not tied to their LIVE-GYM efforts. This includes music festivals and special partnership promotions with other artists, such as the band's co-headlining with Aerosmith in 2002 and 2013.

*'''[[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"]]''' (1989)
::The debut performance for B'z, with a total of five songs performed with only Tak and Koshi on stage.
*'''[[Z'b LIVE TOUR]]''' (1991)
::A brief early tour by the band in which they performed as "Z'b" in order to hone their live skills while playing covers of well-known English songs by the likes of Guns N' Roses, Van Halen, Whitesnake, Motley Crue, and The Beatles, while throwing in one of their own songs as well: "[[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]". The tour has not been released on home video, although bootlegs have made their way into the public in recent years.
*'''[[Merry X'Mas ~ Mary Had a Little Lamb/Silent Night]]''' (1994)
::A special event that was played on Christmas Day in 1994, featuring B'z performing several of their at the time recent songs, including an acoustic version of "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]". The band performed facetiously under adopted monikers and performed under the name "Melon de Melon".
*'''[[juice|"juice" PV Shoot Guerrilla Live]]''' (2000)
::A special event organized as a means of shooting the promotional video for single "[[juice]]" live on the streets. Instead of filming on a sound stage or using concert footage, B'z organized a "guerrilla live" specifically for the occasion. The filming was done on the streets of Sapporo outside of the Chisun Hotel and was open to the public, attracting an extremely large number of spectators both on the ground and in nearby office buildings.
*'''[[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]''' with Aerosmith (2002)
::The official concert for the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by Japan and Korea. The event was co-headlined by full sets from B'z and Aerosmith, with the members of Aerosmith only agreeing to appear if B'z would play the show with them. The show culminated in the two bands performing rock classic "Train Kept A Rollin'" together.
*'''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba]]''' (2006)
::Originally billed as "B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN", the show was the first B'z concert to be streamed from Japan. The setlist to the show was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] with several songs from their 2006 studio album ''[[MONSTER]]'', albeit with the inclusion of an unexpectedly large amount of [[B'z English Songs|English songs]]. Along with revivals of "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" from 1995 and 2002's "[[DEVIL]]", the previous year's "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" from 2005 album ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' saw its live debut and was joined by the world premiere of an all-new English version of the 1998 hit single "[[HOME]]".
*'''[[SUMMER SONIC 07]]''' (2007)
::B'z appearance at the Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC]] in 2007.
*'''[[SUMMER SONIC 09]]''' (2009)
::B'z appearance at the Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC]] in 2009.
*'''[[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan]]''' (2011)
::A special charity event organized by members of American rock band Linkin Park to aid tsunami victims, with B'z invited to perform as special guests. To gain a pair of tickets, fans had to raise $500 for relief efforts and would then be able to attend a secret show at a small venue.
*'''[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE]]''' (2011)
::The event was held on September 28, 2011, in the midst of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]. The 1,000-ticket show took place at Shibuya-AX only months after B'z had wrapped their then most recent foray into North America with [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]. To gain tickets to the event, attendees collected points associated with various Pepsi-themed promotions and redeemed them online in order to be entered into a lottery for a chance to win. A number of songs from ''[[C'mon]]'' would be included in the setlist along with a number of new and old singles, including "[[ZERO]]", "[[Liar! Liar!]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", and "[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]".
*'''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2011]]''' (2011)
::Music festival held by TV Asahi in 2011 at which B'z performed. Taking place during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]], the setlists between the two are similar, including the English version of "[[B'z (English Album)|Splash]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", "Brotherhood", "Don't Wanna Lie", and "Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo".
*'''[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]]''' (2012)
::Tickets to the event were available exclusively through a promotion tied into the band's 50th single "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]". Those that purchased the single were given the opportunity to redeem a card within that gave a chance at winning some of the very limited tickets to see B'z at two smaller venues: Namba Hatch in Osaka on August 30 and Studio Coast in Tokyo on September 1. Amongst the songs performed were all five tracks from the then-recently released [[B'z (English Album)|self-titled English debut album]] that featured English versions of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[juice]]", "[[SPLASH!]]", and "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]". Fellow singles "[[Shoudou]]" and "[[MOTEL]]" also made their return to the stage after several years of absence.
*'''[[AEROSONIC]]''' (2013)
::The band's third appearance at the [[SUMMER SONIC]] music festival in Japan, for a one-night-only co-headlining performance with American rock legends Aerosmith. This marked the second occasion in which the two bands joined forces, following their co-promotion at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]. B'z would again take the stage alongside Aerosmith for a performance of the Aerosmith classic "Mama Kin" during their set.
*'''[[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]''' (2013)
::A special live concert organized to commemorate the opening of TV Asahi's [[EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] venue. Tickets were available as part of a lottery promotion tied to the pair of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' compilations.
*'''[[ROCKROCK 20th ANNIVERSARY LIVE "ROCK BEYOND ROCK"]]''' (2015)
::A one-off collaboration show headlined by [[B'z]] and fellow Japanese rock unit LOUDNESS. The show took place in the midst of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] and features an abbreviated setlist from the tour with a few notable alterations. The show was closed with a performance by B'z and LOUDNESS of the latter's classic English song "Crazy Nights".
*'''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]''' (2015)
::Music festival held by TV Asahi in 2015 at which B'z performed. It took place several months after the close of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] and two days after [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]].
*'''[[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017]]
::The first of two festival showings made by B'z in 2017. The setlist included all singles including their then-most recent single "[[Seimei/Still Alive|Still Alive]]". The full show was soon thereafter released on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]], on both DVD and Blu-ray, in limited edition packages of twentieth studio album ''[[DINOSAUR]]''.
*'''[[RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL 2017 in EZO]]
::The second of two festival showings made by B'z in 2017. The setlist, comprised of all singles, was the same as the festival appearance above.
*'''[[7-Eleven presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]]
::A pair of two live concerts with entrance determined by lottery upon reserving the "Trailer Edition" of premium boxset ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]''. The shows took place immediately prior to [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]].

===List of Pleasure Tours===
*[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]
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===List of International Tours===
*[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
::

B'z Home Videos

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'''B'z Home Videos''' are video packages released to the home market on DVD, Blu-ray, VHS, and LaserDisc. Also included are other videos made for home consumption, such as [[#Web Streams|Web Streams]] for international concerts. [[#Concert Videos|Concert Videos]] released as dedicated packages to a specific tour are all gathered under one heading. Concert footage found on [[#Bonus Discs|Bonus Discs]] included in limited editions of albums are listed in the aforementioned section instead of that of [[#Concert Videos|Concert Videos]]. Home video releases that are not dedicated concert releases or bonus discs are gathered as [[#Specialty Videos|Specialty Videos]], such as documentaries and the fanclub-exclusive official bootleg videos.

'''''For a listing of songs with each video they've appeared on, see [[B'z Songs on Home Video]]. For a listing of all songs listed by tours, see [[B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM]].'''''

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'''[[#Concert Videos|Concert Videos]]'''
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'''[[#Specialty Videos|Specialty Videos]]'''
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'''[[#TV Programs|TV Programs]]'''
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==Concert Videos==
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 <big>-HINOTORI-</big>]]''
 Q1 2019 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI- at Ajinomoto Stadium]]</big>'''
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''To Be Determined''
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 <big>"LIVE DINOSAUR"</big>]]''
 July 4, 2018 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR" at Saitama Super Arena]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Seimei/Still Alive|Seimei]]
:2. [[DINOSAUR|CHAMP]]
:3. [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]
:4. [[DINOSAUR|Haruka]]
:5. [[DINOSAUR|Rooftop]]
:6. [[FIREBALL]]
:7. [[MOTEL]]
:8. [[The 7th Blues|Akai Kawa]]
:9. [[DINOSAUR|SKYROCKET]]
:10. [[DINOSAUR|Sore Demo Yappari]]
:11. [[DINOSAUR|Itoshiki Yuurei]]
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:12. [[DINOSAUR|Yowai Otoko]]
:13. [[DINOSAUR|Purple Pink Orange]]
:14. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:15. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:16. [[DINOSAUR|Dinosaur]]
:17. [[DINOSAUR|King Of The Street]]
:18. [[Seimei/Still Alive|Fukiarenasai]]
:19. [[Seimei/Still Alive|Still Alive]]
:20. [[ultra soul]]
:21. [[BANZAI]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 <big>-EPIC NIGHT-</big>]]''
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-#Dome Tour|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT- at Nagoya Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[RED]]
:2. [[EPIC DAY|NO EXCUSE]]
:3. [[Negai|YOU & I]]
:4. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:5. [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|HEAT]]
:6. [[EPIC DAY|Amari ni mo]]
:7. [[EPIC DAY|Exit To The Sun]]
:8. [[EPIC DAY|Black Coffee]]
:9. [[EPIC DAY|Kimi wo Ki ni Shinai Hi Nado]]
:10. [[EPIC DAY|Man Of The Match]]
:11. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
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:12. [[ZERO]] (Bluesy Version)
:13. [[GREEN|Blue Sunshine]]
:14. [[Uchouten]]
:15. [[ultra soul]]
:16. [[SURVIVE|Swimmer yo!!]]
:17. [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]
:18. [[EPIC DAY|Las Vegas]]
:19. [[EPIC DAY|EPIC DAY]]
:20. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:21. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 <big>ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-</big>]]''
 January 29, 2014 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-#Dome Tour|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER- at Nissan Stadium]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Uchouten|Endless Summer]]
:2. [[ZERO]]
:3. [[Pleasure 2013 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2013 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
:4. [[LADY NAVIGATION]]
:5. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:6. [[Negai]]
:7. [[RUN|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]
:8. [[GOLD]]
:9. [[C'mon]]
:10. [[New Horizon|Rain]] (Tak's Solo)
:11. [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|Kakushin]]
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:12. [[IN THE LIFE|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:15. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:16. [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|Q&A]]
:17. [[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]
:18. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:19. [[girigiri chop]]
:20. [[RUN]]
:21. [[juice]]
:22. [[ultra soul]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-#Dome Tour|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER- at Aizu Fugado]]</big>''' COMPLETE EDITION
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:1. [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|Q&A]]
:2. [[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]
:3. [[LADY NAVIGATION]]
:4. [[GREEN|STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~]]
:5. [[LOOSE|Yumemi ga Oka]]
:6. [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|Utopia]]
:7. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:8. [[SURVIVE|Happiness]]
:9. [[SURVIVE|Survive]]
:10. [[RUN|Gekkou]]
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:11. Rain (Tak's Solo)
:12. [[HOME|The Wild Wind]]
:13. [[C'mon|Dead End]]
:14. [[ACTION|Perfect Life]]
:15. [[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]
:16. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:17. [[girigiri chop]]
:18. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:19. [[ALONE]]
:20. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|25th Anniversary Hall & Dome Tour Documentary]]</big>''' COMPLETE EDITION
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 <big>-ELEVEN-</big>]]''
 March 27, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN" at Seibu Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[ELEVEN|Ai no prisoner]]
:2. [[ELEVEN|Seventh Heaven]]
:3. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
:4. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:5. [[RUN|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]
:6. [[ELEVEN|Kirameku Hito]]
:7. [[ELEVEN|Kobushi wo Nigire]]
:8. [[ELEVEN|Raging River]]
:9. [[HOME]]
:10. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
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:11. [[ultra soul]]
:12. [[ultra soul|Swimmer yo 2001!!]]
:13. [[ELEVEN|TOKYO DEVIL]]
:14. [[DRAGON FROM THE WEST|SACRED FIELD~#1090 (Tak's Solo)]]
:15. [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]
:16. [[girigiri chop]]
:17. [[juice]]
:18. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:19. [[GOLD]]
:20. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 <big>-CIRCLE OF ROCK-</big>]]''
 February 27, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK" at Osaka Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[THE CIRCLE|X]]
:2. [[THE CIRCLE|Pulse]]
:3. [[Ai no Bakudan|Fever]]
:4. [[THE CIRCLE|Icarus]]
:5. [[THE CIRCLE|Aqua Blue]]
:6. [[THE CIRCLE|Suiren]]
:7. [[Don't Leave Me|Mannequin Village]]
:8. [[FIREBALL|Kanashiki dreamer]]
:9. [[THE CIRCLE|BLACK AND WHITE]]
:10. [[ALONE]]
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:11. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:12. [[MONSTER|Happy Birthday]]
:13. [[love me, I love you]]
:14. [[Negai]]
:15. [[juice]]
:16. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:17. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:18. [[OCEAN]]
:19. [[BANZAI]]
:20. [[ultra soul]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 <big>-ACTION-</big>]]''
 January 30, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION" at Nippon Gaishi Hall]]</big>'''
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:1. [[ACTION|Junjou ACTION]]
:2. [[ACTION|Kuroi Seishun]]
:3. [[ACTION|Perfect Life]]
:4. [[ACTION|ONE ON ONE]]
:5. [[ACTION|Isshinfuran]]
:6. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:7. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!|New Message]]
:8. [[IN THE LIFE|TONIGHT(Is The Night)]]
:9. [[IN THE LIFE|Wonderful Opportunity]]
:10. [[ACTION|Mangetsu yo Terase]]
:11. [[Eien no Tsubasa]]
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:12. [[ACTION|HOMETOWN BOYS' MARCH]]
:13. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni... (Acoustic Version)]]
:14. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE ~Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER~]]
:15. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:16. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:17. [[ACTION|FRICTION -LAP 2-]]
:18. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
:19. [[ACTION|Koubou]]
:20. [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]
:21. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-C'mon-</big>]]''
 May 30, 2012 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon- at Osaka Dome]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:2. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:3. [[Don't Wanna Lie]]
:4. [[C'mon|Pilgrim]]
:5. [[BE THERE]]
:6. [[C'mon|Homebound]]
:7. [[C'mon|Boss]]
:8. [[C'mon|Meimei]]
:9. [[C'mon|DAREKA]]
:10. [[B'z (English Album)|Splash (English Version)]]
:11. [[Brotherhood]]
:12. [[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~ (Tak's Solo)]]
{{col-break}}
:13. [[BLOWIN']]
:14. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:15. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:16. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:17. [[ZERO]]
:18. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:19. [[C'mon|The Meister]]
:20. [[C'mon]]
:21. [[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]
:22. [[ultra soul]]
:23. [[Calling]]
{{col-end}}
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:liveinnambashowcase2007bluray.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE in Namba 2006 & B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)]]
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''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006 & B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z LIVE <big>in Namba 2006</big> & B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-19- at Zepp Tokyo</big>]]''
 December 22, 2010 [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba at Osaka Namba Hatch]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:2. [[juice]]
:3. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]
:4. [[MONSTER|Netemo Sametemo]]
:5. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:6. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:7. [[DEVIL]]
:8. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]
:9. [[MONSTER|Amadare Blues]]
{{col-break}}
:10. [[B'z (International EP)|Home (English Version)]]
:11. [[MONSTER]]
:12. [[Shoudou]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:15. [[girigiri chop]]
:16. [[SPLASH!]]
:17. [[RUN]]
{{col-end}}

'''<big>[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
:2. [[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]]
:3. [[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
:4. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:5. [[ultra soul]]
:6. [[Eien no Tsubasa|Lonely Stars]]
:7. [[SURVIVE|Naite Naite Nakiyandara]]
:8. [[Eien no Tsubasa]]
:9. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:10. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
{{col-break}}
:11. [[The 7th Blues|Haru]]
:12. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]]
:13. [[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]
:14. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]]
:15. [[BANZAI]]
:16. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:17. [[RUN|Out Of Control]]
:18. [[ARIGATO]]
:19. [[The 7th Blues|Odekake Shimasho]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:aintnomagicdvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 <big>"Ain't No Magic"</big> at TOKYO DOME]]''
 July 28, 2010 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at Tokyo Dome]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:2. [[MAGIC|Time Flies]]
:3. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
:4. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:5. [[MAGIC|PRAY]]
:6. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:7. [[MAGIC|TINY DROPS]]
:8. [[OCEAN]]
:9. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:10. [[MAGIC]]
:11. [[MAGIC|Mayday!]]
{{col-break}}
:12. [[love me, I love you]]
:13. [[ultra soul]]
:14. [[The 7th Blues|LOVE IS DEAD]]
:15. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:16. [[MAGIC|Freedom Train]]
:17. [[MAGIC|Dare ni mo Ienee]]
:18. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]]
:19. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:20. [[MAGIC|long time no see]]
:21. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]
:22. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
{{col-end}}
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:glorydaysdvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 <big>-GLORY DAYS-</big>'']]
 February 25, 2009 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 December 22, 2010 [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- at Nissan Stadium]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"|BAD COMMUNICATION -ULTRA Pleasure Style-]]
:2. [[ultra soul]]
:3. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:4. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|BLOWIN' -ULTRA Treasure Style-]]
:5. [[Negai]]
:6. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:7. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]
:8. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:9. [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]
:10. [[Don't Leave Me]]
:11. [[OCEAN]]
:12. [[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]
:13. [[B'z#1988-1994:. Rise to Prominence|Oh! Darling (The Beatles Cover)]]
{{col-break}}
:14. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]
:15. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|Itsuka Mata Koko de]]
:16. [[girigiri chop|ONE]]
:17. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:18. [[ZERO]]
:19. [[juice]]
:20. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:21. [[BANZAI]]
:22. [[Brotherhood]]
:23. [[girigiri chop]]
:24. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|Glory Days]]
:25. [[RUN]]
:26. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"|Pleasure 2008 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~|B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure <big>~Typhoon No.20~</big>'']]
 December 10, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[FIREBALL]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:2. [[Pleasure 2000 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2000]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:3. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:4. [[BLOWIN']] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"|LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]
:5. [[BE THERE]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:6. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-|LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
:7. [[Don't Leave Me]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"|LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]
:8. [[Negai]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:9. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:10. [[SURVIVE|DEEP KISS]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:11. [[Real Thing Shakes]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:12. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:13. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:14. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:15. [[Calling]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
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:16. [[RING]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:17. [[MOTEL]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"|LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]
:18. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:19. [[ultra soul|Swimmer yo 2001!!]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:20. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:21. [[ZERO]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:22. [[Liar! Liar!]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:23. [[juice]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
:24. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:25. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:26. [[ultra soul]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
:27. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-|LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
:28. [[Hadashi no Megami]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:29. [[BANZAI]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
:30. [[RUN]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~|Bonuses]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|"Spirit LOOSE" Opening Movie]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:2. [[#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:3. [[Hana]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:4. [[Magma|Fuusen]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:5. [[Tooku Made]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-|LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
{{col-break}}
:6. [[SURVIVE|Dattara Agechaeyo]] — [[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"|SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]]
:7. [[Brotherhood|SKIN]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"|LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]]
:8. [[Logic]] — [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"|SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]
:9. [[GREEN|STAY GREEN]] — [[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"|SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]]
:10. [[juice]] (3 CAM) — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:bzliveinnamba.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]
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''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE <big>in Namba</big>'']]
 February 28, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba at Osaka Namba Hatch]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:2. [[juice]]
:3. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]
:4. [[MONSTER|Netemo Sametemo]]
:5. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:6. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:7. [[DEVIL]]
:8. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]
:9. [[MONSTER|Amadare Blues]]
{{col-break}}
:10. [[B'z (International EP)|Home (English Version)]]
:11. [[MONSTER]]
:12. [[Shoudou]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:15. [[girigiri chop]]
:16. [[SPLASH!]]
:17. [[RUN]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:monsterbluray.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 <big>"MONSTER'S GARAGE"</big>'']]
 December 20, 2006 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 December 22, 2010 [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" at Tokyo Dome]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:2. [[juice]]
:3. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]
:4. [[MONSTER|Netemo Sametemo]]
:5. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:6. [[MONSTER|Koi no Summer Session]]
:7. [[SPLASH!|MVP]]
:8. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:9. [[ultra soul]]
:10. [[MONSTER|Amadare Blues]]
{{col-break}}
:11. [[MONSTER|Happy Birthday]] (Acoustic Version)
:12. [[OCEAN]]
:13. [[MONSTER|MONSTER]]
:14. [[Shoudou]]
:15. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:16. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:17. [[SPLASH!]]
:18. [[MONSTER|Ashita Mata Hi ga Noboru Nara]]
:19. [[girigiri chop]]
:20. [[RUN]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|OFF LIMITS ~How Two Men Made a Monster~]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
Full length documentary following B'z as they rehearse and prepare for [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]].
{{col-end}}
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:typhoonno15dvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME" in Nagisaen~]]
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''[[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure <big>"IT'S SHOWTIME!!"</big> in Nagisaen~'']]
 February 25, 2004 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME" at Nagisaen]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]]
:2. [[Pleasure 2003 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2003 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
:3. [[BLOWIN']]
:4. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:5. [[IN THE LIFE|Wonderful Opportunity]]
:6. [[Yasei no ENERGY]]
:7. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:8. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:9. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE ~Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER~]]
:10. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:11. [[Brotherhood]]
:12. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
{{col-break}}
:13. [[RUN|Gekkou]]
:14. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:15. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:16. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:17. [[ZERO]]
:18. [[juice]]
:19. [[ultra soul]]
:20. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:21. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:22. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]
:23. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:24. [[RUN]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|The Days of Pleasure]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
Full length documentary covering B'z and their preparations for the [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] hall tour and grand finale at [[Nagisaen]] throughout the year 2003.
{{col-end}}
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:abeautifulreeldvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]
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''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~</big> '']]
 November 27, 2002 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~" at Nissan Stadium]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[GREEN|GO★FIGHT★WIN]]
:2. [[GREEN|STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~]]
:3. [[ZERO]]
:4. [[love me, I love you]]
:5. [[GREEN|Warp]]
:6. [[GREEN|SURFIN' 3000GTR]]
:7. [[GREEN|Blue Sunshine]]
:8. [[Hana|Koi Uta]] (Tak's Solo)
:9. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:10. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
{{col-break}}
:11. [[DEVIL]]
:12. [[GREEN|Everlasting]]
:13. [[FIREBALL]]
:14. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:15. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:16. [[girigiri chop]]
:17. [[ultra soul]]
:18. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
:19. [[juice]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll" San Diego - Los Angeles - Tokyo ]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
Documentary featuring behind-the-scenes and live footage of B'z embarking on their first American tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]].
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:brotherhooddvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]]
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''[[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~|once upon a time in Yokohama <big>~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~</big>'']]
 August 2, 2000 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 March 14, 2001 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" at Nissan Stadium]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[girigiri chop]]
:2. [[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]
:3. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:4. [[HOME]]
:5. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
:7. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]]
:8. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
:9. [[Brotherhood|SKIN]]
:10. [[Brotherhood|SHINE]]
{{col-break}}
:11. [[Calling]]
:12. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|FREEWAY JAM]]
:13. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:14. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:15. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:16. [[ZERO]]
:17. [[girigiri chop|ONE]]
:18. [[RUN]]
:19. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:20. [[Brotherhood]]
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'''<big>[[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~|Bonuses]]</big>'''
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:1. [[SURVIVE|Swimmer yo!!]] from [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:2. [[Tooku Made]] (Koshi's Solo) — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
:3. [[KNOCKIN' "T" AROUND|GO FURTHER]] (Tak's Solo) — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:buzzdvd.jpg|x160px|border|link="BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]]
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''[["BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE| <big>"BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE</big>'']]
 January 1, 1996 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 March 14, 2001 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!" at Chiba Marine Stadium]]</big>'''
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:1. [[BLOWIN']]
:2. [[Pleasure'95 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure'95 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
:3. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:4. [[love me, I love you]]
:5. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:6. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:7. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
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:8. [[Don't Leave Me]]
:9. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:10. [[Negai]]
:11. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:12. [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]
:13. [[ZERO]]
:14. [[ALONE]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|Bonuses]]</big>'''
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:1. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]] — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
:2. [[Hadashi no Megami]] — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:liveripperdvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=LIVE RIPPER]]
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''[[LIVE RIPPER| <big>LIVE RIPPER</big>'']]
 December 9, 1993 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px]]
 March 14, 2001 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER" at Nagisaen]]</big>'''
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:1. Introduction [[RUN|~Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai~]]
:2. [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]
:3. [[ZERO]]
:4. [[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]
:5. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:6. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite|STAY TONIGHT]]
:7. [[RUN|Gekkou]]
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:8. [[Wanna Go Home]] (Tak's Solo)
:9. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]]
:10. [[RUN|Kairaku no Heya]]
:11. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:12. [[BLOWIN']]
:13. [[RUN]]
:14. [[THE CHANGING|ONE FOR THE ROAD]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|Bonuses]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
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: [[RUN|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]] — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:justanotherlifevhs.jpg|x160px|border|link=JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]
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''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE| <big>JUST ANOTHER LIFE</big>'']]
 December 11, 1991 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91" at Osaka Rainbow Hall & Nippon Budokan]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]
:2. [[LADY NAVIGATION]]
:3. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:4. [[MARS|Loving All Night]]
:5. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:6. [[OFF THE LOCK|SAFETY LOVE]]
:7. [['88~Love Story/Love Ya|Love Ya]] (Tak's Solo)
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:8. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]
:9. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:10. [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]
:11. [[LADY NAVIGATION|Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
:12. [[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
:13. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
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==Specialty Videos==
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! width="11%"| Cover
! width="28%"| Home Video
! width="55%"| Contents
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:officialbootleg2008dvd.jpg|x203px|border|link=B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]
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''[[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure <big>~Typhoon No.20~</big>]]''
 September 21, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
Mailed exclusively to members of [[B'z PARTY]] for the band's 20th anniversary. As with the [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|earlier official bootleg]], the video primarily consists of backstage and behind-the-scenes footage from the band's history. However, given that this commemorates ten more years of the band's history, it contains footage not only from their first ten years but also from 1999-2008. Footage from 1988-1998 contains some footage also seen in the earlier bootleg but also with new footage and excerpts not previously included. Unlike the earlier video, however, B'z do not commentate throughout and instead have a detailed special interview that bookends the compilation.
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:truemeaningofbrotherhooddvd.jpg|x203px|border|link=The true meaning of "Brotherhood"?]]
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''[[The true meaning of "Brotherhood"?| <big>The true meaning of "Brotherhood"?</big>]]''
 December 8, 1999 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 March 14, 2001 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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The first full-length documentary film that B'z released for home consumption. The video contains a great deal of in-depth interviews and behind-the-scenes footage from the 1999 sessions that resulted in the ''[[Brotherhood]]'' album. Additionally, the documentary showcases rehearsals for [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]] and its auxiliary showings, containing clips and glimpses therein from various nights from throughout the lengthy tour.
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:1. 1999 Key Word
:2. February Cross Bone Lounge Pre-Production
:3. February Tokyo Recording
:4. February Osaka Recording
:5. April Los Angeles Recording
:6. June Tokyo Live Rehearsal
:7. June Sapporo Live Rehearsal
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:8. 6.30 SHOWCASE "B'zepp"in Zepp Sapporo
:9. July LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"
:10. August LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" Intermission
:11. 8.28-29 LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" in Yokohama
:12. September LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -EXTRA-
:13. 9.25 LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -EXTRA- Finale in Kyoto
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|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:officialbootlegvhs.jpg|x180px|border|link=B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG]]
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''[[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|B'z <big>OFFICIAL BOOTLEG</big>]]''
 September 21, 1998 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]]
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Mailed exclusively to members of [[B'z PARTY]] for the band's 10th anniversary. The video contains highlights of select performances and behind the scenes moments from the band's history to that time, including material never before witnessed elsewhere. Uniquely, the video features picture-in-picture commentary from B'z throughout for most of its segments. The content ranges from otherwise unreleased [[LIVE-GYM]] footage, particularly from their early tours that have never been released in full on home video, as well as clips from their music videos along with behind-the-scenes footage in many cases. Additionally, a number of noteworthy MC sessions are highlighted and sampled from throughout the band's history. Most of the included performances are in lengthy clip form, though none are of complete length.
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:filmriskyvhs.jpg|x180px|border|link=FILM RISKY]]
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''[[FILM RISKY| <big>FILM RISKY</big>]]''
 December 16, 1990 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
The first home video release by B'z. The video is a series of music videos shot specifically for the occasion in both New York and London. As the title implies, it mostly concerns songs from their 1990 album ''[[RISKY]]''.
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:1. [[WICKED BEAT|BAD COMMUNICATION E.STYLE]]
:2. [[RISKY]]
:3. [[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
:4. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]]
:5. [[RISKY|Easy Come, Easy Go! -RISKY STYLE-]]
:6. [[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]
:7. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...|GUITAR KIDS RHAPSODY CAMDEN LOCK STYLE]]
:8. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]
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==Web Streams==
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! width="11%"| Cover
! width="28%"| Home Video
! width="55%"| Contents
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:2012logo.png|x145px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 <big>-Into Free-</big>]]''
 October 7, 2012
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- in Los Angeles]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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{{col-break}}
:1. [[B'z (English Album)|Love Bomb]] ☆
:2. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
:3. [[B'z (English Album)|Ultra Soul]] ☆
:4. [[B'z (English Album)|Splash]] ☆
:5. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]] ☆
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
:7. [[MOTEL]]
:8. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]
:9. [[ZERO]]
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:10. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
:11. [[Negai]]
:12. [[Into Free -Dangan-]] ☆
:13. [[B'z (English Album)|Juice]] ☆
:14. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:15. [[Shoudou]]
:16. [[B'z (International EP)|Home]] ☆
:17. [[BLOWIN']]
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|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:livegym2011longtimenoseeSS.jpg|x145px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-long time no see-</big>]]''
 July 24, 2011
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see- in Los Angeles]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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{{col-break}}
:1. [[Into Free -Dangan-]] ☆
:2. [[B'z (English Album)|Juice]] ☆
:3. [[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]] ☆
:4. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
:5. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:6. [[B'z (International EP)|Home]] ☆
:7. [[OCEAN]]
:8. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:9. [[Calling]]
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:10. [[love me, I love you]]
:11. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:12. [[B'z (English Album)|Splash]] ☆
:13. [[Brotherhood (English Version) (Lyrics)|Brotherhood]] ☆
:14. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:15. [[girigiri chop]]
:16. [[BANZAI]]
:17. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:18. [[ultra soul]]
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|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:networklive.JPG|x65px|link=B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]
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''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|Network LIVE in Japan <big>B'z Premium Live</big>]]''
 September 1, 2006
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN at Osaka Namba Hatch]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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{{col-break}}
:1. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:2. [[juice]]
:3. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]
:4. [[MONSTER|Netemo Sametemo]]
:5. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:6. [[Real Thing Shakes]] ☆
:7. [[DEVIL]] ☆
:8. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]] ☆
:9. [[MONSTER|Amadare Blues]]
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:10. [[B'z (International EP)|Home]] ☆
:11. [[MONSTER]]
:12. [[Shoudou]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:15. [[girigiri chop]]
:16. [[SPLASH!]]
:17. [[RUN]]
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|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:livegym2003banzai.jpg|x95px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"</big>]]''
 October 23, 2003
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA" in Los Angeles]]</big>'''
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:1. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]]
:2. [[BLOWIN']]
:3. [[Yasei no ENERGY]]
:4. [[BIG MACHINE|WAKE UP, RIGHT NOW]]
:5. [[MOTEL]]
:6. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:7. [[The 7th Blues|LOVE IS DEAD]]
:8. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:9. [[Brotherhood]]
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:10. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
:11. [[love me, I love you]]
:12. [[Brotherhood|F･E･A･R]]
:13. [[ZERO]]
:14. [[juice]]
:15. [[ultra soul]]
:16. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:17. [[BIG MACHINE|Hakanai Diamond]]
:18. [[girigiri chop]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:livegym2002california.jpg|x45px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"Rock n' California Roll"</big>]]''
 September 24, 2002
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll" in Los Angeles]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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{{col-break}}
:1. [[GREEN|GO★FIGHT★WIN]]
:2. [[GREEN|STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~]]
:3. [[ZERO]]
:4. [[love me, I love you]]
:5. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
:6. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:7. [[GREEN|SURFIN' 3000GTR]]
:8. [[GREEN|Blue Sunshine]]
:9. [[Hana|Koi Uta]] (Tak's Solo)
:10. [[DEVIL]] ☆
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:11. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~|Logic]] ☆
:12. [[Calling]]
:13. [[FIREBALL]]
:14. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:15. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:16. [[girigiri chop]]
:17. [[ultra soul]]
:18. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
:19. [[juice]]
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==TV Programs==
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! width="17%"| Cover
! width="28%"| Home Video
! width="55%"| Contents
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:tvasahidreamfestival2015.png|border|x145px|link=TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]
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''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015|TV Asahi <big>Dream Festival 2015</big>]]''
 January 30, 2016 Aired on CS TV Asahi
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015|TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]</big>'''
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# [[Hadashi no Megami]]
# [[ultra soul]]
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==Bonus Discs==
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|-
! width="11%"| Cover
! width="28%"| Home Video
! width="55%"| Contents
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:DINOSAUR Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=DINOSAUR]]
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''[[DINOSAUR|DINOSAUR <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 November 29, 2017 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:2. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:3. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:4. [[Uchouten]]
:5. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:6. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:7. [[Seimei/Still Alive|Still Alive]]
:8. [[Shoudou]]
:9. [[juice]]
:10. [[girigiri chop]]
:11. [[ultra soul]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg|border|x145px|link=DINOSAUR]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX|B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 August 30, 2017 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX#B'z LIVE-GYM COLLECTION DVD set|B'z LIVE-GYM COLLECTION]]</big>'''
 Special live compilation included in all copies of ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]'' compiling classic performances for all of the included singles through 2015's "[[RED]]". The set also featured the home video debuts of the three singles below.
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: <big>'''''54 total performances included with the following released for the first time:'''''</big>
: [[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
: [[LADY-GO-ROUND]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"]]
: [[May]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
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|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:Seimei Still Alive Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=Seimei/Still Alive]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[Seimei/Still Alive|Seimei/Still Alive <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 14, 2017 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Seimei/Still Alive]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:RED Full Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=RED]]
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''[[RED|RED <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 10, 2015 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
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{{col-break}}
:1. [[RED]]
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|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:EPIC DAY Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=EPIC DAY]]
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''[[EPIC DAY|EPIC DAY <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 March 4, 2015 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA at Osaka Jo Hall]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[B'z (English Album)|Love Bomb]] ☆
:2. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
:3. [[B'z (English Album)|Ultra Soul]] ☆
:4. [[B'z (English Album)|Splash]] ☆
:5. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]] ☆
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
:7. [[MOTEL]]
:8. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]
:9. [["Itoshii Hito yo" Good Night...|Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]
:10. [[ZERO]]
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:11. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
:12. [[Negai]]
:13. [[Into Free -Dangan-]] ☆
:14. [[B'z (English Album)|Juice]] ☆
:15. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:16. [[Shoudou]]
:17. [[B'z (International EP)|Home]] ☆
:18. [[HEAT]]
:19. [[BLOWIN']]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:Uchouten Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=Uchouten]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[Uchouten|Uchouten <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 January 14, 2015 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[ACTION|Kuroi Seishun]]
:2. [[Yasei no ENERGY]]
:3. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:4. [[ACTION|ONE ON ONE]]
:5. [[The 7th Blues|Yami no Ame]]
:6. [[Brotherhood|SKIN]]
:7. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:8. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]]
:9. [[BANZAI]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:bestB.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012 <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 12, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Videos]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[girigiri chop]]
:2. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:3. [[May]]
:4. [[juice]]
:5. [[RING]]
:6. [[ultra soul]]
:7. [[GOLD]]
:8. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
:9. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:10. [[Yasei no ENERGY]]
:11. [[BANZAI]]
:12. [[ARIGATO]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[OCEAN]]
{{col-break}}
:15. [[Shoudou]]
:16. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:17. [[SPLASH!]]
:18. [[Eien no Tsubasa]]
:19. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
:20. [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]
:21. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:22. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:23. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
:24. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:25. [[Don't Wanna Lie]]
:26. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
:27. [[Q&A (Lyrics)|Q&A]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:bestA.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 12, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Videos]]</big>'''
'''NOTE''': Singles without dedicated music videos had live performances substituted
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]
:2. [[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]
:3. [[LADY-GO-ROUND]]
:4. [[BE THERE]]
:5. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
:7. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"|LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"]]
:8. [[LADY NAVIGATION]]
:9. [[ALONE]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"|LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]]
:10. [[BLOWIN']] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:11. [[ZERO]]
:12. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:13. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:14. [[Don't Leave Me]]
{{col-break}}
:15. [[MOTEL]]
:16. [[Negai]]
:17. [[love me, I love you]]
:18. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:19. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
:20. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:21. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:22. [[FIREBALL]]
:23. [[Calling]]
:24. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:25. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:26. [[HOME]]
:27. [[HEAT (Lyrics)|HEAT]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:Gfib Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
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''[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-|GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku- <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 April 4, 2012 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE|Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE at SHIBUYA-AX]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:2. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:3. [[Liar! Liar!]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:C'mon.jpg|border|x145px|link=C'mon]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[C'mon|C'mon <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 July 27, 2011 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[C'mon]]
:2. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:3. [[Don't Wanna Lie]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:49s.jpg|border|x145px|link=Don't Wanna Lie]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[Don't Wanna Lie|Don't Wanna Lie <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 1, 2011 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Don't Wanna Lie]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:Sayokizu Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo|Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 April 13, 2011 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:MAGIC.jpg|border|x145px|link=MAGIC]]
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''[[MAGIC|MAGIC <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 November 18, 2009 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[MAGIC|Magical Backstage Tour 2009]]</big>''' 
Full-length documentary following B'z as they record their 17th studio album, ''[[MAGIC]]'', as well as shoot the three singles' music videos and embark on [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]]. Additionally, the documentary includes three full performances from [[SUMMER SONIC 09]].
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
'''<big>[[SUMMER SONIC 09]]</big>'''
:1. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:2. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
:3. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:MLT.jpg|border|x145px|link=MY LONELY TOWN]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[MY LONELY TOWN|MY LONELY TOWN <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 October 14, 2009 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:ULTRATreasure.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure" <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 September 17, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
:2. [[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]]
:3. [[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
:4. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:5. [[ultra soul]]
:6. [[Eien no Tsubasa|Lonely Stars]]
:7. [[SURVIVE|Naite Naite Nakiyandara]]
:8. [[Eien no Tsubasa]]
:9. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:10. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
{{col-break}}
:11. [[The 7th Blues|Haru]]
:12. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]]
:13. [[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]
:14. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]]
:15. [[BANZAI]]
:16. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:17. [[RUN|Out Of Control]]
:18. [[ARIGATO]]
:19. [[The 7th Blues|Odekake Shimasho]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"|B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure" <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 18, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"|Premium Live DVD]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:2. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:3. [[The 7th Blues|Odekake Shimasho]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"|LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]
:4. [[love me, I love you]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:5. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:6. [[Calling]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:7. [[LOVE PHANTOM]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:8. [[GOLD]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:9. [[Don't Leave Me]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:10. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:44s.jpg|border|x145px|link=SUPER LOVE SONG]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[SUPER LOVE SONG|SUPER LOVE SONG <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 October 3, 2007 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:yellow splash.jpg|border|x72px|link=SPLASH!]][[File:blue splash.jpg|border|x72px|link=SPLASH!]][[File:green splash.jpg|border|x72px|link=SPLASH!]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[SPLASH!|SPLASH! <big>Bonus Discs</big>]]''
 June 7, 2006 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK" at Osaka Dome]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[THE CIRCLE|Fever]] — '''YELLOW'''

:2. [[THE CIRCLE|Pulse]] — '''BLUE'''

:3. [[Ai no Bakudan]] — '''GREEN'''
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:PleasureII.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"|B'z The Best "Pleasure II" <big>Bonus Downloads</big>]]''
 November 30, 2005
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"|B'z/iTunes Custom Cards]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[HOME]] — '''GREEN''' — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -EXTRA-]]

:2. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] — '''YELLOW''' — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]

:3. [[ultra soul]] — '''PINK''' — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]

:4. [[OCEAN]] — '''BLUE''' — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
{{col-end}}
|-

|}

KARA・KARA (Lyrics)

2018-06-28T01:16:12Z

Jd-:

[[Category:Lyrics]]
{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = KARA・KARA
| EnglishTitle = DROUGHT
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 1993
| Translation =  
| sample = [[File:s13_02.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles = [[File:13s.jpg|link=Hadashi no Megami|border|90px]]
| albums =
| collections = [[File:Mixture.jpg|link=B'z The "Mixture"|border|90px]]

[[File:B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg|link=B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX|border|90px]]

| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
Mou kore ijou taerarenai ii hito yaru no wa
Nani mo hajimaranai
kore jya nanka son shita youna kibun da

Kuraitsukou
koyori koso wa kemono ni natte

Kara kara ni kawaiteru kara
choudai omae no shizuku wo
Umare kaketeta nanjou no yuujou to sashi chigaetemo ii

Shojiki mono ga baka wo miru youna sekai no naka wa
Yurusenai to itteta omae dakara sono te wo sashi nobete

Konna ni mo ima sunao na boku ni
Mercy, mercy, please

Kara kara ni kawaiteru kara
choudai omae no shizuku wo
Hibiwaresou na kokoro no daichi ni aijou sosoi de yo
Deatta koto wo kuyamitakunaru kurai ni ikareteru yo
Mune ga itakute negaeri bakari no yoru wa iranai

Kara kara ni kawaiteru kara
choudai omae no shizuku wo
Hibiwaresou na kokoro no daichi ni aijou sosoi de yo

Doko ni mo inai yo
ima boku yori omae ni ueteru yatsu wa
Ima sugu yuku yo yosomi shinai de nani ga okitemo
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
I can't stand being a nice guy any further
No result will come out of it
Somehow I feel as if I have suffered some loss

I'm biting and not letting go
Tonight I'm becoming a beast

So empty and dried, I'm thirsting
Please give me some drops of you
Even if it's love that begins from friendship is fine too

This world looks upon honest people as stupid folks
You said you won't allow such thoughts, so spread out your arms

To such honest and direct me
Mercy, mercy, please

So empty and dried, I'm thirsting
Please give me some drops of you
Pour love and affection into the cracking earth of my heart
If there's any regret about our meeting each other then just let it be
I don't want any more sleepless nights with pained heart

So empty and dried, I'm thirsting
Please give me some drops of you
Pour love and affection into the cracking earth of my heart

There's no where else you can find
Anybody who hungers for you as much as I do now
Whatever happens, don't look away now, please come at once
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
もうこれ以上耐えられない
いい人やるのは
何もはじまらない
これじゃなんか損したような気分だ

食らいつこう今宵こそは獣になって

からからに渇いてるから
ちょうだいおまえのしずくを
生まれかけてた男女の友情と
刺し違えてもいい

正直ものがバカを見るような世の中は
許せないといってたおまえだから
その手をさしのべて

こんなにも今素直な僕に
mercy mercy please

からからに渇いてるから
ちょうだいおまえのしずくを
ひびわれそうな心の大地に
愛情そそいでよ

出会ったことを
悔やみたくなるくらいにイカれてるよ
胸が痛くて寝返りばかりの
夜はいらない

からからに渇いてるから
ちょうだいおまえのしずくを
ひびわれそうな心の大地に
愛情そそいでよ

どこにもいない
今僕よりおまえに飢えてるやつは
今すぐ行くよよそ見しないで
何が起きても
</poem>
}}

ARIGATO (Lyrics)

2018-06-28T01:15:59Z

Jd-:

[[Category:Lyrics]]
{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = ARIGATO
| EnglishTitle = Thank You
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2004
| Translation = Maria & Kazuo for B'z On-line Music Site by Keen
| sample = [[File:s33_01.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles = [[File:Arigato.jpg|link=ARIGATO|border|90px]]
| albums =
| collections = [[File:PleasureII.jpg|link=B'z The Best "Pleasure II"|border|90px]]

[[File:bestB.jpg|link=B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012 |border|90px]]

[[File:B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg|link=B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX|border|90px]]

| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
Tada tsuyoku dakishimerya yokatta
Wakatteru no ni nanimo dekizu
Shiroi tsuki wa katana no youni tongari
Boku no yuku michi bonyari terasu

Ima fumidasou gutto mae ni fumidasou
Yasashisa ga zuburi mune ni tsukisasaru
Now it's time to go, Now it's time to glow
Itakutemo setsunakutemo konomama ikou

Arukitsuzuketa saki ni mitai no wa
Souzou wo koeru kaze to hikari
Soko ni daremo inakutemo

Amatsubu ga hitotsu futatsu warete
Sora wo miage kuchi ni fukumu
Kimi ga naiteta koto shitteru kedo
Sore wo kimi datte shittetan darou

Ima fumidasou Gutto mae ni fumidasou
Itoshisa ga chiisana mune ni afuredasu
Now it's time to go, Now it's time to glow
Nigakutemo shoppakutemo nomikondeshimaou

Omou no wa kimi no koto de soredake de ii
Tobira wo akete miyou
Soko ni daremo inakute mo

Itsuka miteita sora tabun kore wa
Itsuka kiiteta story

Arigatou arigatou
Arigatou arigatou
Aruki tsuzuketa saki ni mitai no wa
Souzou wo koeru kaze to hikari
Soko ni daremo inakutemo

Hoshi wa kie
Kage mo kieru
Soredemo ii
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
All I had to do was hold you tightly
Although I knew that, I couldn't do anything
The white moon becomes pointed like a katana
It shines faintly on the path I'm walking

I'll take a step forward, I'll take a great big step forward
Your kindness pierces my heart sharply
Now it's time to go, Now it's time to glow
Even if it hurts, even it's painful, I'll go on just like this

What I want to see after all this walking
Is wind and light beyond my imagination
Even if there should be no one there

One, two raindrops split into two
Looking up at the sky I hold them in my mouth
I know that you were crying, but
You probably know that I knew too

I'll take a step forward, I'll take a great big step forward
My love for you is overflowing out of my small heart
Now it's time to go, Now it's time to glow
Even if it's bitter, even if it's sour, I'll take it all in

All I think about is you, and that's enough
I'll try and open the door
Even if there should be no one there

The sky I was once looking at, this is probably
The story I was once listening to

Thank you thank you
Thank you thank you
What I want to see after all this walking
Is wind and light beyond my imagination
Even if there should be no one there

The stars disappear
The darkness disappears too
But that's okay
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
ただ強く　抱きしめりゃよかった
わかってるのに　何もできず
白い月は刀のようにとんがり
僕のゆく道ぼんやり照らす

いま踏み出そう　ぐっと前に踏み出そう
優しさがズブリ胸につき刺さる
Now it's time to go, Now it's time to glow
痛くてもせつなくても　このまま行こう

歩き続けた先に　見たいのは
想像を超える風と光
そこに誰もいなくても

雨粒が　ひとつふたつ割れて
空を見上げ　口に含む
君が泣いてたこと知ってるけど
それを君だって知ってたんだろう

いま踏み出そう　ぐっと前に踏み出そう
愛しさが小さな胸に溢れ出す
Now it's time to go, Now it's time to glow
苦くてもしょっぱくても　飲み込んでしまおう

思うのは君のことで　それだけでいい
扉をあけてみよう
そこに誰もいなくても

いつか見ていた空　たぶんこれは
いつか聞いてたstory

ありがとう　ありがとう
ありがとう　ありがとう
歩き続けた先に　見たいのは
想像を超える風と光
そこに誰もいなくても

星は消え
影も消える
それでもいい
</poem>
}}

KARA・KARA (Lyrics)

2018-06-28T01:15:15Z

Jd-:

[[Category:Lyrics]]
{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle = DROUGHT
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 1993
| Translation =  
| sample = [[File:s13_02.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles = [[File:13s.jpg|link=Hadashi no Megami|border|90px]]
| albums =
| collections = [[File:Mixture.jpg|link=B'z The "Mixture"|border|90px]]

[[File:B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg|link=B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX|border|90px]]

| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
Mou kore ijou taerarenai ii hito yaru no wa
Nani mo hajimaranai
kore jya nanka son shita youna kibun da

Kuraitsukou
koyori koso wa kemono ni natte

Kara kara ni kawaiteru kara
choudai omae no shizuku wo
Umare kaketeta nanjou no yuujou to sashi chigaetemo ii

Shojiki mono ga baka wo miru youna sekai no naka wa
Yurusenai to itteta omae dakara sono te wo sashi nobete

Konna ni mo ima sunao na boku ni
Mercy, mercy, please

Kara kara ni kawaiteru kara
choudai omae no shizuku wo
Hibiwaresou na kokoro no daichi ni aijou sosoi de yo
Deatta koto wo kuyamitakunaru kurai ni ikareteru yo
Mune ga itakute negaeri bakari no yoru wa iranai

Kara kara ni kawaiteru kara
choudai omae no shizuku wo
Hibiwaresou na kokoro no daichi ni aijou sosoi de yo

Doko ni mo inai yo
ima boku yori omae ni ueteru yatsu wa
Ima sugu yuku yo yosomi shinai de nani ga okitemo
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
I can't stand being a nice guy any further
No result will come out of it
Somehow I feel as if I have suffered some loss

I'm biting and not letting go
Tonight I'm becoming a beast

So empty and dried, I'm thirsting
Please give me some drops of you
Even if it's love that begins from friendship is fine too

This world looks upon honest people as stupid folks
You said you won't allow such thoughts, so spread out your arms

To such honest and direct me
Mercy, mercy, please

So empty and dried, I'm thirsting
Please give me some drops of you
Pour love and affection into the cracking earth of my heart
If there's any regret about our meeting each other then just let it be
I don't want any more sleepless nights with pained heart

So empty and dried, I'm thirsting
Please give me some drops of you
Pour love and affection into the cracking earth of my heart

There's no where else you can find
Anybody who hungers for you as much as I do now
Whatever happens, don't look away now, please come at once
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
もうこれ以上耐えられない
いい人やるのは
何もはじまらない
これじゃなんか損したような気分だ

食らいつこう今宵こそは獣になって

からからに渇いてるから
ちょうだいおまえのしずくを
生まれかけてた男女の友情と
刺し違えてもいい

正直ものがバカを見るような世の中は
許せないといってたおまえだから
その手をさしのべて

こんなにも今素直な僕に
mercy mercy please

からからに渇いてるから
ちょうだいおまえのしずくを
ひびわれそうな心の大地に
愛情そそいでよ

出会ったことを
悔やみたくなるくらいにイカれてるよ
胸が痛くて寝返りばかりの
夜はいらない

からからに渇いてるから
ちょうだいおまえのしずくを
ひびわれそうな心の大地に
愛情そそいでよ

どこにもいない
今僕よりおまえに飢えてるやつは
今すぐ行くよよそ見しないで
何が起きても
</poem>
}}

KARA・KARA (Lyrics)

2018-06-28T01:15:06Z

Jd-:

B'z Wiki:Progress

2018-06-26T20:39:15Z

Jd-: /* Remaining Translations */

Gathered here is a list of all remaining articles that are in need of completion for the core of the Wiki to be complete. This is not inclusive of extraneous information such as full write-ups on individual [[LIVE-GYM]] tours, which is considered secondary to the areas below.

===Discography Articles===
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'''''Studio Albums'''''
#— 3. [[BREAK THROUGH]] (1990)
#— 4. [[RISKY]] (1990)
#— 5. [[IN THE LIFE]] (1991)
#— 7. [[The 7th Blues]] (1994)
#— 8. [[LOOSE]] (1996)
#— 13. [[BIG MACHINE]] (2003)
#— 14. [[THE CIRCLE]] (2005)
#— 15. [[MONSTER]] (2006)
{{col-end}}

===Remaining Translations===
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'''''B-Sides & Misc.'''''
*[[Love & chain (Lyrics)|Love & chain]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[GO! NUDE! GO! (Lyrics)|GO! NUDE! GO!]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[Amaku Yasashii Binetsu (Lyrics)|Amaku Yasashii Binetsu]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[yokohama (Lyrics)|yokohama]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[Kibou no Uta (Lyrics)|Kibou no Uta]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[Mars (Lyrics)|Mars]] (Kanji only)

'''''BREAK THROUGH'''''
*[[BOYS IN TOWN (Lyrics)|BOYS IN TOWN]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[Tonari de Nemurasete (Lyrics)|Tonari de Nemurasete]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[SAVE ME!? (Lyrics)|SAVE ME!?]] (Romanized, but not translated)

'''''RISKY'''''
*[[HOLY NIGHT ni Kuchizuke wo (Lyrics)|HOLY NIGHT ni Kuchizuke wo]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[Tashika na Mono wa Yami no Naka (Lyrics)|Tashika na Mono wa Yami no Naka]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE (Lyrics)|FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[It's Raining... (Lyrics)|It's Raining...]] (Romanized, but not translated)

'''''IN THE LIFE'''''
*[[WILD LIFE (Lyrics)|WILD LIFE]] (Not romanized or translated, kanji only)
*[[Sore Demo Kimi ni wa Modorenai (Lyrics)|Sore Demo Kimi ni wa Modorenai]] (Not romanized or translated, kanji only)

'''''RUN'''''
*[[Akai Kagerou (Lyrics)|Akai Kagerou]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[MR. ROLLING THUNDER (Lyrics)|MR. ROLLING THUNDER]] (Romanized, partially translated)

'''''The 7th Blues'''''
*[[WILD ROAD (Lyrics)|WILD ROAD]] (Not romanized or translated, kanji only)
*[[Sweet Lil' Devil (Lyrics)|Sweet Lil' Devil]] (Romanized, but not translated)
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'''''LOOSE'''''
*[[Teki ga Inakerya (Lyrics)|Teki ga Inakerya]] (Romanized, but not translated)

'''''ACTION'''''
*[[Mangetsu yo Terase (Lyrics)|Mangetsu yo Terase]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[Isshinfuran (Lyrics)|Isshinfuran]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[ONE ON ONE (Lyrics)|ONE ON ONE]] (Romanized, but not translated)
*[[Warui Yume (Lyrics)|Warui Yume]] (Romanized, but not translated)

'''''MAGIC'''''
*[[long time no see (Lyrics)|long time no see]] (Romanized, but not translated)

'''''EPIC DAY'''''
*[[Man Of The Match (Lyrics)|Man Of The Match]] (Romanized, but not translated)

'''''DINOSAUR'''''
*[[Dinosaur (Lyrics)|Dinosaur]]
*[[CHAMP (Lyrics)|CHAMP]]
*[[Still Alive (Lyrics)|Still Alive]]
*[[Haruka (Lyrics)|Haruka]]
*[[Sore Demo Yappari (Lyrics)|Sore Demo Yappari]]
*[[Seimei (Lyrics)|Seimei]]
*[[Queen Of The Night (Lyrics)|Queen Of The Night]]
*[[SKYROCKET (Lyrics)|SKYROCKET]]
*[[Rooftop (Lyrics)|Rooftop]]
*[[Yowai Otoko (Lyrics)|Yowai Otoko]]
*[[Itoshiki Yuurei (Lyrics)|Itoshiki Yuurei]]
*[[King Of The Street (Lyrics)|King Of The Street]]
*[[Purple Pink Orange (Lyrics)|Purple Pink Orange]]
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===Remaining Solo Translations===
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{{col-break}}
====Koshi Inaba====
'''''B-sides & Digital Singles'''''
*[[My Mirai (Lyrics)|My Mirai]]
*[[Receive You ［Reborn］ (Lyrics)|Receive You ［Reborn］]] (Romanized, not translated)
*[[Saturday (Lyrics)|Saturday]]

'''''Magma'''''
*[[Sono Switch wo Ose (Lyrics)|Sono Switch wo Ose]]
*[[Soul Station (Lyrics)|Soul Station]]
*[[Taifuu Demo Kurya ii (Lyrics)|Taifuu Demo Kurya ii]]
*[[Shakunetsu no Hito (Lyrics)|Shakunetsu no Hito]]
*[[Chopsticks (Lyrics)|Chopsticks]]
*[[Jealous Dog (Lyrics)|Jealous Dog]]

'''''Peace Of Mind'''''
*[[Okaeri (Lyrics)|Okaeri]]
*[[Subete no Shiawase no Oazuke ni (Lyrics)|Subete no Shiawase no Oazuke ni]]
*[[Ano Inochi Kono Inochi (Lyrics)|Ano Inochi Kono Inochi]]

'''''Hadou'''''
*[[CAGE FIGHT (Lyrics)|CAGE FIGHT]]
*[[Koyoi Kimi to (Lyrics)|Koyoi Kimi to]]
*[[Sariyuku Hito he (Lyrics)|Sariyuku Hito he]] (Translated, not romanized)

'''''Hane'''''
*[[Symphony 9 (Lyrics)|Symphony #9]] (Romanized, not translated)
*[[BLEED (Lyrics)|BLEED]] (Romanized, not translated)
*[[Suiro (Lyrics)|Suiro]] (Romanized, not translated)

'''''CHUBBY GROOVE'''''
*[[OVERDRIVE (Lyrics)|OVERDRIVE]] (Romanized, not translated)
*[[WABISABI (Lyrics)|WABISABI]] (Romanized, not translated)
*[[Shirase (Lyrics)|Shirase]] (Romanized, not translated)
*[[ERROR MESSAGE (Lyrics)|ERROR MESSAGE]]
*[[NISHI-HIGASHI (Lyrics)|NISHI-HIGASHI]]
*[[Kunou no Hate no Sore mo Kotae no Hitotsu (Lyrics)|Kunou no Hate no Sore mo Kotae no Hitotsu]]
*[[MARIE (Lyrics)|MARIE]]
*[[BLINK (Lyrics)|BLINK]]
*[[MY HEART YOUR HEART (Lyrics)|MY HEART YOUR HEART]]
*[[TROPHY (Lyrics)|TROPHY]]

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====Tak Matsumoto====
'''''Wanna Go Home'''''
*[[99 (Lyrics)|99]]

'''''KNOCKIN' "T" AROUND'''''
*[[Nothin' But the Blues (Lyrics)|Nothin' But the Blues]]
*[[HEAVEN (Lyrics)|HEAVEN]]
*[[SAKURA (Lyrics)|SAKURA]]
*[[two of us (Lyrics)|two of us]]
*[[Kamisama he (Lyrics)|Kamisama he]]
*[[Fuyu no Hi (Lyrics)|Fuyu no Hi]]
*[[Ai~Ai~Ai~ (Lyrics)|Ai~Ai~Ai~]]
*[[Zero Yori Zero Kara (Lyrics)|Zero Yori Zero Kara]]

'''''Covers'''''
*[[Ame no Machi wo (Lyrics)|Ame no Machi wo]]
*[[Namida no Taiyou (Lyrics)|Namida no Taiyou]]
*[[Sonoki ni Sasenaide (Lyrics)|Sonoki ni Sasenaide]]
*[[Imitation Gold (Lyrics)|Imitation Gold]]
*[[Minato no Yoko Yokohama Yokosuka (Lyrics)|Minato no Yoko Yokohama Yokosuka]]
*[[Paper Doll (Lyrics)|Paper Doll]]
*[["Ichigo Hakusho" wo Mou Ichido (Lyrics)|"Ichigo Hakusho" wo Mou Ichido]]
*[[Foggy Night (Lyrics)|Foggy Night]]
*[[Shoujo A (Lyrics)|Shoujo A]]
*[[Byun Byun (Lyrics)|Byun Byun]]
*[[Purple Town (Lyrics)|Purple Town]]
*[[Toki ni Ai wa (Lyrics)|Toki ni Ai wa]]
*[[Hitori ~I Stand Alone~ (Lyrics)|Hitori ~I Stand Alone~]]
*[[Watashi wa Kaze (Lyrics)|Watashi wa Kaze]]
*[[Faithfully (Lyrics)|Faithfully]]
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===Hub Pages===
*[[B'z Music Videos]]
*[[B'z]] (History section, year-by-year)
*[[Tak Matsumoto]]
*[[Koshi Inaba]]
*[[Live Venues]] (Finish venue information, add remaining venue pictures)

==Lyrics Revision Status==
A list of B'z songs is found below, along with their current translation status. We are in the process of gradually revising all songs and keep this list as merely a reference. Note that new songs are not listed as they are translated and revised to the current standard at the time of release and thus do not warrant inclusion.

★ Lyrics have been vetted and edited
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{{col-break}}
'''''A'''''
: [[Ai no Bakudan (Lyrics)|Ai no Bakudan]] ★
:: [[Love Bomb (Lyrics)|Love Bomb (English Version)]] ★
: [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai (Lyrics)|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]] ★
: [[Ai no prisoner (Lyrics)|Ai no prisoner]]
: [[Ai to Nikushimi no Hajimari (Lyrics)|Ai to Nikushimi no Hajimari]]
: [[Aikawarazu na Bokura (Lyrics)|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]
: [[Akai Kagerou (Lyrics)|Akai Kagerou]]
: [[Akai Kawa (Lyrics)|Akai Kawa]]
: [[ALL-OUT ATTACK (Lyrics)|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
: [[ALONE (Lyrics)|ALONE]] ★
: [[Amadare Blues (Lyrics)|Amadare Blues]]
: [[Amaku Yasashii Binetsu (Lyrics)|Amaku Yasashii Binetsu]]
: [[Anata Nara Kamawanai (Lyrics)|Anata Nara Kamawanai]]
: [[Aqua Blue (Lyrics)|Aqua Blue]] ★
: [[Arakure (Lyrics)|Arakure]] ★
: [[ARIGATO (Lyrics)|ARIGATO]] ★
: [[Aru Hisokana Koi (Lyrics)|Aru Hisokana Koi]]
: [[Ashita Mata Hi ga Noboru Nara (Lyrics)|Ashita Mata Hi ga Noboru Nara]] ★
: [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate (Lyrics)|Atsuki Kodou no Hate]] ★

'''''B'''''
: [[B.U.M (Lyrics)|B.U.M]]
: [[Baby, you're my home (Lyrics)|Baby, you're my home]]
: [[BABY MOON (Lyrics)|BABY MOON]]
: [[BAD COMMUNICATION (Lyrics)|BAD COMMUNICATION]] ★
:: [[Bad Communication E.Style (Lyrics)|Bad Communication E.Style]] ★
: [[BANZAI (Lyrics)|BANZAI]]
: [[BE THERE (Lyrics)|BE THERE]]
: [[BIG (Lyrics)|BIG]]
: [[BIG MACHINE (Lyrics)|BIG MACHINE]]
: [[Biribiri (Lyrics)|Biribiri]]
: [[BLACK AND WHITE (Lyrics)|BLACK AND WHITE]]
: [[BLOWIN' (Lyrics)|BLOWIN']] ★
: [[Blue Sunshine (Lyrics)|Blue Sunshine]]
: [[Bluesy na Asa (Lyrics)|Bluesy na Asa]]
: [[Boku ni wa Kimi ga Iru (Lyrics)|Boku ni wa Kimi ga Iru]]
: [[Boku no Tsumi (Lyrics)|Boku no Tsumi]]
: [[Boss (Lyrics)|Boss]] ★
: [[BOYS IN TOWN (Lyrics)|BOYS IN TOWN]]
: [[BREAK THROUGH (Lyrics)|BREAK THROUGH]]
: [[Brighter Day (Lyrics)|Brighter Day]] ★
: [[Brotherhood (Lyrics)|Brotherhood]] ★
:: [[Brotherhood (English Version) (Lyrics)|Brotherhood (English Version)]] ★
: [[BUDDY (Lyrics)|BUDDY]]
: [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face- (Lyrics)|BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]] ★

'''''C'''''
: [[C'mon (Lyrics)|C'mon]] ★
: [[Calling (Lyrics)|Calling]] ★
: [[CAT (Lyrics)|CAT]]
: [[CHANGE THE FUTURE (Lyrics)|CHANGE THE FUTURE]]
: [[Crazy Rendezvous (Lyrics)|Crazy Rendezvous]]

'''''D'''''
: [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite (Lyrics)|Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] ★
:: [[DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- (Lyrics)|DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]] ★
: [[DAREKA (Lyrics)|DAREKA]] ★
: [[Dare ni mo Ienee (Lyrics)|Dare ni mo Ienee]]
: [[Dattara Agechaeyo (Lyrics)|Dattara Agechaeyo]]
: [[Dawn Runner (Lyrics)|Dawn Runner]]
: [[Dead End (Lyrics)|Dead End]] ★
: [[Dear my lovely pain (Lyrics)|Dear my lovely pain]]
: [[DEEP KISS (Lyrics)|DEEP KISS]]
: [[DEVIL (Lyrics)|DEVIL]] ★
: [[DIVE (Lyrics)|DIVE]] ★
: [[Do me (Lyrics)|Do me]]
: [[Don't Leave Me (Lyrics)|Don't Leave Me]] ★
: [[Don't Wanna Lie (Lyrics)|Don't Wanna Lie]] ★
: [[Doushite mo Kimi wo Ushinaitakunai (Lyrics)|Doushite mo Kimi wo Ushinaitakunai]]
: [[drive to MY WORLD (Lyrics)|drive to MY WORLD]]

'''''E'''''
: [[Easy Come, Easy Go! (Lyrics)|Easy Come, Easy Go!]] ★
: [[Eien no Tsubasa (Lyrics)|Eien no Tsubasa]] ★
: [[Everlasting (Lyrics)|Everlasting]] ★

'''''F'''''
: [[F.E.A.R (Lyrics)|F.E.A.R]]
: [[Fake Lips (Lyrics)|Fake Lips]]
: [[farewell song (Lyrics)|farewell song]]
: [[Fever (Lyrics)|Fever]] ★
: [[FIREBALL (Lyrics)|FIREBALL]]
: [[FLY THE FLAG (Lyrics)|FLY THE FLAG]]
: [[FOREVER MINE (Lyrics)|FOREVER MINE]]
: [[Freedom Train (Lyrics)|Freedom Train]]
: [[FRICTION (Lyrics)|FRICTION]] ★
: [[FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE (Lyrics)|FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE]]
: [[FUSHIDARA 100% (Lyrics)|FUSHIDARA 100%]]

'''''G'''''
: [[Gekkou (Lyrics)|Gekkou]] ★
: [[GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER- (Lyrics)|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]] ★
: [[Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe (Lyrics)|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]] ★
: [[girigiri chop (Lyrics)|girigiri chop]] ★
: [[Glory Days (Lyrics)|Glory Days]] ★
: [[GO! NUDE! GO! (Lyrics)|GO! NUDE! GO!]]
: [[GO-GO-GIRLS (Lyrics)|GO-GO-GIRLS]]
: [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku- (Lyrics)|GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]] ★
: [[GOLD (Lyrics)|GOLD]] ★
: [[Good-bye Holy Days (Lyrics)|Good-bye Holy Days]]
: [[GO★FIGHT★WIN (Lyrics)|GO★FIGHT★WIN]] ★
: [[guilty (Lyrics)|guilty]]
: [[GUITAR KIDS RHAPSODY (Lyrics)|GUITAR KIDS RHAPSODY]]
: [[Guitar wa Naiteiru (Lyrics)|GUITAR wa Naiteiru]]

'''''H'''''
: [[Hadashi no Megami (Lyrics)|Hadashi no Megami]] ★
: [[Hakanai Diamond (Lyrics)|Hakanai Diamond]]
: [[Half Tone Lady (Lyrics)|Half Tone Lady]]
: [[Happiness (Lyrics)|Happiness]]
: [[Happy Birthday (Lyrics)|Happy Birthday]]
: [[Haru (Lyrics)|Haru]]
: [[Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~ (Lyrics)|Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~]]
:: [[SLAVE TO THE NIGHT (Lyrics)|SLAVE TO THE NIGHT (English Version)]]
: [[HEY BROTHER (Lyrics)|HEY BROTHER]]
: [[Hi (Lyrics)|Hi]]
: [[Himitsu na Futari (Lyrics)|Himitsu na Futari]]
: [[Hitori Janai Kara -Theme Of LIVE-GYM- (Lyrics)|Hitori Janai Kara -Theme Of LIVE-GYM-]]
: [[Hito Shizuku no Anata (Lyrics)|Hito Shizuku no Anata]]
: [[hole in my heart (Lyrics)|hole in my heart]]
: [[HOLY NIGHT ni Kuchizuke wo (Lyrics)|HOLY NIGHT ni Kuchizuke wo]]
: [[HOME (Lyrics)|HOME]]
:: [[Home (E.Style) (Lyrics)|Home (English Version)]] ★
: [[Homebound (Lyrics)|Homebound]]
: [[HOMETOWN BOYS' MARCH (Lyrics)|HOMETOWN BOYS' MARCH]]
: [[Honoka Naru Hi (Lyrics)|Honoka Naru Hi]]
: [[Hoshi Furu Yoru ni Sawagou (Lyrics)|Hoshi Furu Yoru ni Sawagou]]
: [[HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata- (Lyrics)|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
: [[HURRY UP! (Lyrics)|HURRY UP!]]

'''''I'''''
: [[I'm in love? (Lyrics)|I'm in love?]]
: [[Icarus (Lyrics)|Icarus]]
: [[Ichibu to Zenbu (Lyrics)|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
: [[Idomeyo Hakanai Kono Toki ni (Lyrics)|Idomeyo Hakanai Kono Toki ni]]
: [[Ikasete Okure! (Lyrics)|Ikasete Okure!]]
: [[Ima de wa... Ima Nara... Ima mo... (Lyrics)|Ima de wa... Ima Nara... Ima mo...]]
: [[Into Free -Dangan- (Lyrics)|Into Free -Dangan-]] ★
: [[Isshinfuran (Lyrics)|Isshinfuran]]
: [[It's not a dream (Lyrics)|It's not a dream]]
: [[It's Raining... (Lyrics)|It's Raining...]]
: [[IT'S SHOWTIME!! (Lyrics)|IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
: [["Itoshii Hito yo" Good night... (Lyrics)|"Itoshii Hito yo" Good night... ]]
: [[Itsuka Mata Koko de (Lyrics)|Itsuka Mata Koko de]]
: [[Itsuka no Merry Christmas (Lyrics)|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]
: [[I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style (Lyrics)|I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style]]

'''''J'''''
: [[JAP THE RIPPER (Lyrics)|JAP THE RIPPER]]
: [[JOY (Lyrics)|JOY]]
: [[juice (Lyrics)|juice]] ★
:: [[Juice (English Version) (Lyrics)|Juice (English Version)]] ★
: [[Junjou ACTION (Lyrics)|Junjou ACTION]]

'''''K'''''
: [[Kagayaku Unmei wa Sono Te no Naka ni (Lyrics)|Kagayaku Unmei wa Sono Te no Naka ni]]
: [["Kairaku no Heya" (Lyrics)|"Kairaku no Heya"]] ★
: [[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)|Kanashiki dreamer]]
: [[KARA・KARA (Lyrics)|KARA・KARA]]
: [[Kemuri no Sekai (Lyrics)|Kemuri no Sekai]]
: [[Kesshou (Lyrics)|Kesshou]]
: [[Kibou no Uta (Lyrics)|Kibou no Uta]]
: [[Kienai Niji (Lyrics)|Kienai Niji]]
: [[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai (Lyrics)|Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]
:: [[I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style (Lyrics)|I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style (English Version)]]
: [[Kimi wo Ima Dakitai (Lyrics)|Kimi wo Ima Dakitai]]
:: [[OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- (Lyrics)|OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]
: [[Kimi wo Tsurete (Lyrics)|Kimi wo Tsurete]]
: [[Kirameku Hito (Lyrics)|Kirameku Hito]]
: [[Kirei na Ai Jyanakutemo (Lyrics)|Kirei na Ai Jyanakutemo]]
: [[Kirei na Namida (Lyrics)|Kirei na Namida]]
: [[Kobushi wo Nigire (Lyrics)|Kobushi wo Nigire]]
: [[Kodoku ni Dance in vain (Lyrics)|Kodoku ni Dance in vain]]
: [[Kodoku no Runaway (Lyrics)|Kodoku no Runaway]]
: [[Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO) (Lyrics)|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
: [[Koi Jyanakunaru Hi (Lyrics)|Koi Jyanakunaru Hi]]
: [[Koi no Summer Session (Lyrics)|Koi no Summer Session]]
: [[Koko Kara (Lyrics)|Koko Kara]]
: [[Komachi-Angel Red Hot Style (Lyrics)|Komachi-Angel Red Hot Style]]
: [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni (Lyrics)|Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
: [[Koubou (Lyrics)|Koubou]]
: [[Kuroi Seishun (Lyrics)|Kuroi Seishun]]
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'''''L'''''
: [[LADY-GO-ROUND (Lyrics)|LADY-GO-ROUND]]
:: [[Lady-Go-Round "W-40" Style (Lyrics)|Lady-Go-Round "W-40" Style]]
: [[LADY NAVIGATION (Lyrics)|LADY NAVIGATION]]
:: [[LADY NAVIGATION (English) (Lyrics)|LADY NAVIGATION (English Version)]] ★
: [[Liar! Liar! (Lyrics)|Liar! Liar!]]
: [[Logic (Lyrics)|Logic]] ★
: [[Lonely Stars (Lyrics)|Lonely Stars]]
: [[long time no see (Lyrics)|long time no see]]
: [[LOVE & CHAIN (Lyrics)|LOVE & CHAIN]]
:: [[Love & Chain ~Godzilla Style~ (Lyrics)|Love & Chain ~Godzilla Style~]] ★
: [[Love Bomb (Lyrics)|Love Bomb]] ★
: [[LOVE IS DEAD (Lyrics)|LOVE IS DEAD]] ★
: [[love me, I love you (Lyrics)|love me, I love you]]
: [[LOVE PHANTOM (Lyrics)|LOVE PHANTOM]] ★
: [[LOVING ALL NIGHT (Lyrics)|LOVING ALL NIGHT]]
:: [[Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~ (Lyrics)|Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~]] ★

'''''M'''''
: [[Mabushii Sign (Lyrics)|Mabushii Sign]]
: [[MAGIC (Lyrics)|MAGIC]]
: [[Magnolia (Lyrics)|Magnolia]] ★
: [[Makka na Silk (Lyrics)|Makka na Silk]]
: [[Mangetsu yo Terase (Lyrics)|Mangetsu yo Terase]]
: [[Mannequin Village (Lyrics)|Mannequin Village]]
: [[Mars (Lyrics)|Mars]] ★
: [[May (Lyrics)|May]]
: [[Mayday! (Lyrics)|Mayday!]] ★
: [[Meimei (Lyrics)|Meimei]] ★
: [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~ (Lyrics)|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]] ★
: [[Miseinen (Lyrics)|Miseinen]]
: [[MONSTER (Lyrics)|MONSTER]] ★
: [[MOTEL (Lyrics)|MOTEL]]
: [[Mou Hanasanai (Lyrics)|Mou Hanasanai]]
: [[Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta (Lyrics)|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]
: [[Mou Karimakka (Lyrics)|Mou Karimakka]] ★
: [[MOVE (Lyrics)|MOVE]]
: [[MR. ROLLING THUNDER (Lyrics)|MR. ROLLING THUNDER]]
: [[Mugon no Promise (Lyrics)|Mugon no Promise]]
: [[MVP (Lyrics)|MVP]]
: [[MY LONELY TOWN (Lyrics)|MY LONELY TOWN]] ★
: [[MY SAD LOVE (Lyrics)|MY SAD LOVE]]

'''''N'''''
: [[Nagai Ai (Lyrics)|Nagai Ai]]
: [[Nagare Yuku Hibi (Lyrics)|Nagare Yuku Hibi]]
: [[Naite Naite Nakiyandara (Lyrics)|Naite Naite Nakiyandara]]
: [[Nanto Iu Shiawase (Lyrics)|Nanto Iu Shiawase]]
: [[Narifuri Kamawazu Dakishimete (Lyrics)|Narifuri Kamawazu Dakishimete]]
: [[National Holiday (Lyrics)|National Holiday]]
: [[NATIVE DANCE (Lyrics)|NATIVE DANCE]]
: [[Negai (Lyrics)|Negai]] ★
: [[Netemo Sametemo (Lyrics)|Netemo Sametemo]]
: [[NEVER LET YOU GO (Lyrics)|NEVER LET YOU GO]]
: [[New Message (Lyrics)|New Message]] ★
: [[Nightbird (Lyrics)|Nightbird]]
: [[Nothing To Change (Lyrics)|Nothing To Change]]

'''''O'''''
: [[OCEAN (Lyrics)|OCEAN]] ★
: [[Odekake Shimasho (Lyrics)|Odekake Shimasho]]
: [[OFF THE LOCK (Lyrics)|OFF THE LOCK]] ★
: [[OH! GIRL (Lyrics)|OH! GIRL]] ★
: [[ONE (Lyrics)|ONE]] ★
: [[ONE ON ONE (Lyrics)|ONE ON ONE]]
: [[Ore to Omae no Atarashii Kisetsu (Lyrics)|Ore to Omae no Atarashii Kisetsu]]
: [[Out Of Control (Lyrics)|Out Of Control]] ★
: [[OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- (Lyrics)|OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]] ★

'''''P'''''
: [[Perfect Life (Lyrics)|Perfect Life]]
: [[Pierrot (Lyrics)|Pierrot]]
: [[Pilgrim (Lyrics)|Pilgrim]] ★
: [[Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]] ★
:: [[Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure'92 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]] ★
:: [[Pleasure'95 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure'95 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]] ★
:: [[Pleasure'98 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure'98 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]] ★
:: [[Pleasure 2000 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2000 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]] ★
:: [[Pleasure 2003 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2003 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]] ★
:: [[Pleasure 2008 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2008 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]] ★
: [[PRAY (Lyrics)|PRAY]] ★
: [[Pulse (Lyrics)|Pulse]]

'''''Q'''''
: [[Queen of Madrid (Lyrics)|Queen of Madrid]]

'''''R'''''
: [[Raging River (Lyrics)|Raging River]]
:: [[Raging River (E.Style) (Lyrics)|Raging River (English Version)]]
: [[Real Thing Shakes (Lyrics)|Real Thing Shakes]] ★
: [[RING (Lyrics)|RING]] ★
: [[RISKY (Lyrics)|RISKY]]
: [[ROCK man (Lyrics)|ROCK man]]
: [[ROOTS (Lyrics)|ROOTS]]
: [[ROSY (Lyrics)|ROSY]]
: [[RUN (Lyrics)|RUN]] ★
: [[Ryuusei Mask (Lyrics)|Ryuusei Mask]]

'''''S'''''
: [[SAFETY LOVE (Lyrics)|SAFETY LOVE]]
: [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan (Lyrics)|Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] ★
:: [[Into Free -Dangan- (Lyrics)|Into Free -Dangan- (English Version)]] ★
: [[Sanctuary (Lyrics)|Sanctuary]]
: [[SAVE ME!? (Lyrics)|SAVE ME!?]]
: [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo (Lyrics)|Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
: [[Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai (Lyrics)|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]
: [[Seventh Heaven (Lyrics)|Seventh Heaven]]
: [[SHINE (Lyrics)|SHINE]]
: [[Shinjiru Kurai Ii Darou (Lyrics)|Shinjiru Kurai Ii Darou]]
: [[Shiroi Hibana (Lyrics)|Shiroi Hibana]]
: [[Shoudou (Lyrics)|Shoudou]]
: [[Shoushin (Lyrics)|Shoushin]]
: [[Shower (Lyrics)|Shower]]
: [[SIGNAL (Lyrics)|SIGNAL]]
: [[SKIN (Lyrics)|SKIN]]
: [[SLAVE TO THE NIGHT (Lyrics)|SLAVE TO THE NIGHT]]
: [[SNOW (Lyrics)|SNOW]]
: [[Sono Te de Furete Goran (Lyrics)|Sono Te de Furete Goran]]
: [[Sore Demo Kimi ni wa Modorenai (Lyrics)|Sore Demo Kimi ni wa Modorenai]]
: [[SPLASH! (Lyrics)|SPLASH!]] ★
:: [[Splash (English Version) (Lyrics)|Splash (English Version)]] ★
: [[STARDUST TRAIN (Lyrics)|STARDUST TRAIN]]
: [[STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~ (Lyrics)|STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~]] ★
: [[Suiren (Lyrics)| Suiren]]
: [[Suna no Hanabira (Lyrics)|Suna no Hanabira]]
: [[SUPER LOVE SONG (Lyrics)|SUPER LOVE SONG]] ★
: [[SURFIN' 3000 GTR (Lyrics)|SURFIN' 3000 GTR]]
: [[Survive (Lyrics)|Survive]]
: [[Sweet Lil' Devil (Lyrics)|Sweet Lil' Devil]]
: [[Swimmer yo!! (Lyrics)|Swimmer yo!!]]

'''''T'''''
: [[Tabi☆EVERYDAY (Lyrics)|Tabi☆EVERYDAY]]
: [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel (Lyrics)|Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] ★
:: [[Komachi-Angel Red Hot Style (Lyrics)|Komachi-Angel Red Hot Style]]
: [[Tashika na Mono wa Yami no Naka (Lyrics)|Tashika na Mono wa Yami no Naka]]
: [[Teki ga Inakerya (Lyrics)|Teki ga Inakerya]]
: [[THE BORDER (Lyrics)|THE BORDER]]
: [[THE CIRCLE (Lyrics)|THE CIRCLE]]
: [[THE GAMBLER (Lyrics)|THE GAMBLER]]
: [[The Loose (Lyrics)|The Loose]]
: [[The Meister (Lyrics)|The Meister]] ★
: [[The Spiral (Lyrics)|The Spiral]]
: [[The Wild Wind (Lyrics)|The Wild Wind]]
: [[Thinking of you (Lyrics)|Thinking of you]]
: [[TIME (Lyrics)|TIME]] ★
: [[Time Flies (Lyrics)|Time Flies]]
: [[TINY DROPS (Lyrics)|TINY DROPS]]
: [[Tobira (Lyrics)|Tobira]]
: [[Tokyo (Lyrics)|Tokyo]]
: [[TOKYO DEVIL (Lyrics)|TOKYO DEVIL]]
:: [[DEVIL (Lyrics)|DEVIL]] ★
: [[Tonari de Nemurasete (Lyrics)|Tonari de Nemurasete]]
: [[TONIGHT(Is The Night) (Lyrics)|TONIGHT(Is The Night)]]
: [[Too Young (Lyrics)|Too Young]] ★
: [[Traveling Men no Theme (Lyrics)|Traveling Men no Theme]]

'''''U'''''
: [[UBU (Lyrics)|UBU]]
: [[ultra soul (Lyrics)|ultra soul]] ★
:: [[Ultra Soul (English Version) (Lyrics)|Ultra Soul (English Version)]] ★
: [[Urei no GYPSY (Lyrics)|Urei no GYPSY]]
: [[Utsukushiki Sekai (Lyrics)|Utsukushiki Sekai]]

'''''V'''''
: [[VAMPIRE WOMAN (Lyrics)|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]

'''''W'''''
: [[WAKE UP, RIGHT NOW (Lyrics)|WAKE UP, RIGHT NOW]]
: [[Warp (Lyrics)|Warp]] ★
: [[Warui Yume (Lyrics)|Warui Yume]]
: [[WILD LIFE (Lyrics)|WILD LIFE]]
: [[WILD ROAD (Lyrics)|WILD ROAD]]
: [[Wonderful Opportunity (Lyrics)|Wonderful Opportunity]] ★

'''''X'''''
: [[X (Lyrics)|X]]

'''''Y'''''
: [[Yaburenu Yume wo Hikizutte (Lyrics)|Yaburenu Yume wo Hikizutte]]
: [[Yami no Ame (Lyrics)|Yami no Ame]] ★
: [[Yasei no ENERGY (Lyrics)|Yasei no ENERGY]] ★
: [[yokohama (Lyrics)|yokohama]]
: [[Yoru ni Furaretemo (Lyrics)|Yoru ni Furaretemo]]
: [[Yoruyo Akenaide (Lyrics)|Yoruyo Akenaide]]
: [[YOU&I (Lyrics)|YOU&I]]
: [[You pray, I stay (Lyrics)|You pray, I stay]]
: [[Yumemi ga Oka (Lyrics)|Yumemi ga Oka]]
: [[Yume no Naka de Aimashou (Lyrics)|Yume no Naka de Aimashou]] ★
: [[Yume no Youna Hibi (Lyrics)|Yume no Youna Hibi]]
: [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu (Lyrics)|Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]] ★
: [[Yuube no Crying ~This is my truth~ (Lyrics)|Yuube no Crying ~This is my truth~]]

'''''Z'''''
: [[ZERO (Lyrics)|ZERO]] ★
{{col-end}}

Rooftop (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:36:03Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = ルーフトップ
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_09.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
息を切らしてふたり
暗い階段駆け上がる
まだ見ぬ素敵な世界
待ってると信じながら

One night　何気に君の歌声聴いて
抱きたい僕は気圧され心細くなってゆく

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
眩しい星の輝き
君に追いつきたいけれど
届かないんだ歯がゆい

行く先を見据えて
町を出るんだと笑う
その眼差しを見た僕は
サボり過ぎてたと知る

Sunrise　薄い闇の中さよなら告げ
それ以来自分に何ができるのか探してるよ

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
泳ぐように流れる雲
君の気持ちをしっかりと
掴みたいのに歯がゆい

優しい風の中で君が
僕を真っ直ぐ見た事
あの階段に響いている
密やかな笑い声

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
眩しい星の輝き
君に追いつきたいけれど
届かないんだ歯がゆい
</poem>
}}

Itoshiki Yuurei (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:35:58Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = 愛しき幽霊
| EnglishTitle = Beloved Ghost
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_11.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
消えてしまいたくなるほど大きな
不安や虚しさはない
贅沢を言やあきりがないわけで
幸せなんだろう

けどどうしても忘れられぬ人
気持ちは揺れて

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
そんな瞬間呆れてしまうけど嫌いじゃない
わずかな望み　それさえあればいい

まずい愛し方しかできないまま
手を離してしまった
きっとあなたが聞きたがっていた
言葉もかけられず

甘い日々を乱してみたい
密かな衝動

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
愚かなゲームだとわかっていても止まらない
あきらめたふりして　また歩き始める

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
そんな瞬間笑ってしまうほど繰り返す
わずかな望み　それさえあればいい

どんなことが起ころうとも
時間は止まることはない
愛しい横顔を見せて
あなたは人混みに消える
</poem>
}}

Purple Pink Orange (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:35:27Z

Jd-:

{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_13.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
壮大に色を変え
暮れてゆく空を見てる
明日を迎えることに
訳もわからず怖じ気づいて

つのる苛立ちを隠せない弱さ

わかってるのに　あなたの優しさ
受け止められないままで　そっと目を閉じる

闇がゆっくり迫り
色彩は深みを増し
動かない心抱え
また体を横たえるよ

長いトンネルのその先を見つめる

聞こえているよ　遠いその声は
さまよう僕をいつまで　待っていてくれるの

わかってるのに　変われるはずなのに
あなたの事を　ひとりにしてしまう

願っているよ　この体の奥で
宝石のように光る日々が　蘇るように
聞こえているよ　遠いその声に
笑顔見せて答えられる　そんな日はまた来る

壮大に色を変え
暮れてゆく空を見てる
</poem>
}}

King Of The Street (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:35:09Z

Jd-:

{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_12.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
成功も悩みも捨てて
なんとなくここにたどり着いた
知らない街の駅
多種多様に飛び交う
ノイズのなか眠りに落ちる
気ままな暮らし

本気で目を凝らし
探してみりゃ
どんなものも手に入れられる

壊れた鍵盤を
ポロポロ弾けば聞こえて来る
懐かしいメロディーを
ひとりで口ずさめば It's so fun
あなたの声も思い出せない

そこらじゅうで始まってる
工事はいつ終わるのでしょう
教えてくれ知事

祭りがやって来て
近いうちに
俺はここを追われるだろう

汚れたT シャツを
脱いで太陽にこの身晒す
きらめく水浴びて
大きく息を吐けば Feel alive
あなたはどこにいるのでしょう

無くしたものなど
忘れてしまえれば楽なのに
そう簡単にいかない
せめて悔いを増やさないように
当たりかハズレか
わからないけどこれもひとつのライフ
あなたはどこにいるのでしょう
</poem>
}}

Yowai Otoko (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:34:56Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = 弱い男
| EnglishTitle = Weak Man
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_10.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
怒りを忘れて
肝心な人を守れない
見せかけの優しさ
評判だけは結構いいみたい

誰にも嫌われたくはない
それだけです

ホント弱い　弱い　弱い
早晩がっかりさせるぜ
ホント柔い　柔い　柔い

自分に近いものを
じわじわと犠牲にしながら
他人とは円満に
お付き合いしていきたいタイプ

映画のヒーローに自己投影してさ
バランス保つ

ホント弱い　弱い　弱い
体裁ばっかり気にして
ホント脆い　脆い　脆い

ホント弱い　弱い　弱い
早晩がっかりさせるぜ
ホント柔い　柔い　柔い
No more これ以上騙せやしない
ホント弱い　弱い　弱い
</poem>
}}

Rooftop (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:34:45Z

Jd-:

{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_09.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
息を切らしてふたり
暗い階段駆け上がる
まだ見ぬ素敵な世界
待ってると信じながら

One night　何気に君の歌声聴いて
抱きたい僕は気圧され心細くなってゆく

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
眩しい星の輝き
君に追いつきたいけれど
届かないんだ歯がゆい

行く先を見据えて
町を出るんだと笑う
その眼差しを見た僕は
サボり過ぎてたと知る

Sunrise　薄い闇の中さよなら告げ
それ以来自分に何ができるのか探してるよ

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
泳ぐように流れる雲
君の気持ちをしっかりと
掴みたいのに歯がゆい

優しい風の中で君が
僕を真っ直ぐ見た事
あの階段に響いている
密やかな笑い声

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
眩しい星の輝き
君に追いつきたいけれど
届かないんだ歯がゆい
</poem>
}}

SKYROCKET (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:34:32Z

Jd-: \

{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_08.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
上昇気流に乗ってBaby
どこまでも天高く
喧嘩しないで今日は祭典の日

君のママも首脳(ボス)たちも
はしゃぎまくりたいんだよ
髪振り乱し体揺らし

ほら考え過ぎてる　いつもの悪い癖
深い意味とかないから

夜空を染め抜き　燃え盛る火の花
言葉などいらない

人はそれぞれ違えど
騙し合いにゃ疲れる
ここはひとつ譲り合いましょう

誰もが愛情を　知ってたはずなのに
うっかり忘れる　なぜなの

夜空を染め抜き　燃え盛る火の花
悲しみなどいらない
誰もが夢見る　笑いあえるその日を
歓びの声上げよう

Sha la la la Skyrocket...

夜空を染め抜き　燃え盛る火の花
悲しみなどいらない
誰もが夢見る　笑いあえるその日を
歓びの声上げよう
</poem>
}}

Queen Of The Night (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:34:17Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_07.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
悔しさのわけ知ってるなんて
言いたいわけじゃないよ don't take me wrong
同情憐れみ望まないだろ
痺れるほど美しいそのプライド

この瞳に映るきみの
姿だけを信じる

月夜に開く白い花びら
きみは寡黙に戦う
どんな噂があふれかえれど
背筋を伸ばしひとり立つ

まことしやかな作り話に
もはやこれ以上は笑えない

誰かが辛い思いするの
見ては悦ぶ世界

月夜に開く白い花びら
きみは寡黙に戦う
傷だらけでも狂いたくても
涼しい顔でひとり立つ

たとえ誰ひとり見ちゃいなくても
全身全霊で咲き誇ってみせよう

月夜に開く白い花びら
きみは寡黙に戦う
報われようと報われまいと
ただひたすら汗かいて
愛するものを抱いて離さず
後ろ見ないでひとり立つ
</poem>
}}

Seimei (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:34:00Z

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[[Category:Lyrics]]
{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = 声明
| EnglishTitle = Declaration
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_06.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles = [[File:Seimei Still Alive Cover.jpg|link=Seimei/Still Alive|border|90px]]
| albums = [[File:DINOSAUR Cover.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections = [[File:B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg|link=B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX|border|90px]]
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
nozomanai ketsumatsu ni
bouzen to tsutsumarete
yuugure ni tadoritsuku
basutei de hitori naku

karappo ni natta kokoro no kabe ni
koe ga hibiitekuru

seimei
kono tabi watashi wa kawarimasu
maatarashii asa ni wake up wake up
genkai mo NG mo nakushimasu
shoushou itai no mo ki ni shimasen
moetsukite koso hajimaru

sugoi ne to mawari kara
koto no hoka homerarete
uttori to akarui mirai
tsukanda yume wo mita

ranbou na genjitsu ni me wo samashitara
mata ubugoe ageru

seimei
kono tabi watashi wa kawarimasu
tataite migaite shine on shine on
sukikirai iu mae ni tondemimasu
tayasuku tasuke wo motomemasen
moetsukite koso kagayaku

seimei
kono tabi watashi wa kawarimasu
maatarashii asa ni wake up wake up
genkai mo NG mo nakushimasu
shoushou itai no mo ki ni shimasen

kippari watashi wa kawarimasu
jisonshin mo nugisute naked naked
sora no takai toko wo mitsumemasu
un ga warui to ka mou ki ni shimasen
moetsukite koso hajimaru
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
望まない結末に
茫然と包まれて
夕暮れに辿り着く
バス停でひとり泣く

空っぽになった心の壁に
声が響いてくる

声明
この度私は変わります
真新しい朝に　wake up wake up
限界もNGも無くします
少々痛いのも気にしません
燃え尽きてこそ始まる

凄いねと周りから
殊の外褒められて
うっとりと明るい未来
掴んだ夢を見た

乱暴な現実に目を覚ましたら
また産声あげる

声明
この度私は変わります
叩いて磨いて　shine on shine on
好き嫌い言う前に飛んでみます
たやすく助けを求めません
燃え尽きてこそ輝く

声明
この度私は変わります
真新しい朝に　wake up wake up
限界もNGも無くします
少々痛いのも気にしません

きっぱり私は変わります
自尊心も脱ぎ捨て　naked naked
空の高いとこを見つめます
運が悪いとかもう気にしません
燃え尽きてこそ始まる
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
望まない結末に
茫然と包まれて
夕暮れに辿り着く
バス停でひとり泣く

空っぽになった心の壁に
声が響いてくる

声明
この度私は変わります
真新しい朝に　wake up wake up
限界もNGも無くします
少々痛いのも気にしません
燃え尽きてこそ始まる

凄いねと周りから
殊の外褒められて
うっとりと明るい未来
掴んだ夢を見た

乱暴な現実に目を覚ましたら
また産声あげる

声明
この度私は変わります
叩いて磨いて　shine on shine on
好き嫌い言う前に飛んでみます
たやすく助けを求めません
燃え尽きてこそ輝く

声明
この度私は変わります
真新しい朝に　wake up wake up
限界もNGも無くします
少々痛いのも気にしません

きっぱり私は変わります
自尊心も脱ぎ捨て　naked naked
空の高いとこを見つめます
運が悪いとかもう気にしません
燃え尽きてこそ始まる
</poem>
}}

Itoshiki Yuurei (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:33:00Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = 愛しき幽霊
| EnglishTitle = Beloved Ghost
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
消えてしまいたくなるほど大きな
不安や虚しさはない
贅沢を言やあきりがないわけで
幸せなんだろう

けどどうしても忘れられぬ人
気持ちは揺れて

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
そんな瞬間呆れてしまうけど嫌いじゃない
わずかな望み　それさえあればいい

まずい愛し方しかできないまま
手を離してしまった
きっとあなたが聞きたがっていた
言葉もかけられず

甘い日々を乱してみたい
密かな衝動

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
愚かなゲームだとわかっていても止まらない
あきらめたふりして　また歩き始める

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
そんな瞬間笑ってしまうほど繰り返す
わずかな望み　それさえあればいい

どんなことが起ころうとも
時間は止まることはない
愛しい横顔を見せて
あなたは人混みに消える
</poem>
}}

Itoshiki Yuurei (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:32:20Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
消えてしまいたくなるほど大きな
不安や虚しさはない
贅沢を言やあきりがないわけで
幸せなんだろう

けどどうしても忘れられぬ人
気持ちは揺れて

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
そんな瞬間呆れてしまうけど嫌いじゃない
わずかな望み　それさえあればいい

まずい愛し方しかできないまま
手を離してしまった
きっとあなたが聞きたがっていた
言葉もかけられず

甘い日々を乱してみたい
密かな衝動

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
愚かなゲームだとわかっていても止まらない
あきらめたふりして　また歩き始める

いるはずもない場所であなたの影探す
そんな瞬間笑ってしまうほど繰り返す
わずかな望み　それさえあればいい

どんなことが起ころうとも
時間は止まることはない
愛しい横顔を見せて
あなたは人混みに消える
</poem>
}}

Haruka (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:31:42Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = ハルカ
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_04.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
互角のつもりで抱き合い
ついに僕のものになった
そう思ったのもつかの間
君はちょいとレベルが違う
取り乱す午後

君ははるか彼方の星
巨大なエネルギー放つ
数えきれぬほどの人を
幸せにしてしまいそう

これは夢　これは幻　これは嫉妬　これはきっと羨望

誰かといちゃついてたなんて
噂を聞くたび複雑
あえてすましているけれど
あの声で囁かれると
また目が眩む

君ははるか彼方の星
憂いを孕む女神のよう
眠れぬ夜どうしてくれよう
必死に甘い瞬間思い出す

これは夢　これは幻　これは焦燥　これはきっと絶望

他にはいない

君ははるか彼方の星
ひとりじめにしちゃいけない
どんな時も疲れ果てた
ソウルを慰めてくれる
君はまさに稀有な才能
壮大な使命背負ってる
いくら時間が過ぎようとも
揺るがぬ存在なんだよ

これは夢　これは幻　これは真相　これはきっと希望
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
互角のつもりで抱き合い
ついに僕のものになった
そう思ったのもつかの間
君はちょいとレベルが違う
取り乱す午後

君ははるか彼方の星
巨大なエネルギー放つ
数えきれぬほどの人を
幸せにしてしまいそう

これは夢　これは幻　これは嫉妬　これはきっと羨望

誰かといちゃついてたなんて
噂を聞くたび複雑
あえてすましているけれど
あの声で囁かれると
また目が眩む

君ははるか彼方の星
憂いを孕む女神のよう
眠れぬ夜どうしてくれよう
必死に甘い瞬間思い出す

これは夢　これは幻　これは焦燥　これはきっと絶望

他にはいない

君ははるか彼方の星
ひとりじめにしちゃいけない
どんな時も疲れ果てた
ソウルを慰めてくれる
君はまさに稀有な才能
壮大な使命背負ってる
いくら時間が過ぎようとも
揺るがぬ存在なんだよ

これは夢　これは幻　これは真相　これはきっと希望
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
互角のつもりで抱き合い
ついに僕のものになった
そう思ったのもつかの間
君はちょいとレベルが違う
取り乱す午後

君ははるか彼方の星
巨大なエネルギー放つ
数えきれぬほどの人を
幸せにしてしまいそう

これは夢　これは幻　これは嫉妬　これはきっと羨望

誰かといちゃついてたなんて
噂を聞くたび複雑
あえてすましているけれど
あの声で囁かれると
また目が眩む

君ははるか彼方の星
憂いを孕む女神のよう
眠れぬ夜どうしてくれよう
必死に甘い瞬間思い出す

これは夢　これは幻　これは焦燥　これはきっと絶望

他にはいない

君ははるか彼方の星
ひとりじめにしちゃいけない
どんな時も疲れ果てた
ソウルを慰めてくれる
君はまさに稀有な才能
壮大な使命背負ってる
いくら時間が過ぎようとも
揺るがぬ存在なんだよ

これは夢　これは幻　これは真相　これはきっと希望
</poem>
}}

Sore Demo Yappari (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:31:40Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = それでもやっぱり
| EnglishTitle = But Still
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_05.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
心から愛した人なのに
あなたはまるで違う人
いつどこで私は間違えたのだろう
思い出辿る

ため息つきながら
もういいかななんて
思うよね

それでもやっぱり
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
同じじゃなくていいからまた
笑って見つめ合える
瞬間が恋しい

お互いに求めているものを
感じ合う想いが薄れ
わかってもらえない
情けなさばかりが強くなるばかり

してあげられたこと
もっとあったかもしれない
遅いよね

それでもやっぱり
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
優しさだけで支えあえた
いくつもの場面はまだ
はっきり見える

それでもやっぱり
他の人に変えられない
馬鹿だと思うけれど
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
私のことをずっと抱きしめて
くれたあなたの匂い
嘘じゃない
</poem>
}}

Still Alive (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:31:20Z

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[[Category:Lyrics]]
{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_03.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles = [[File:Seimei Still Alive Cover.jpg|link=Seimei/Still Alive|border|90px]]
| albums = [[File:DINOSAUR Cover.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections = [[File:B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg|link=B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX|border|90px]]
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
kumo no sukima wo nuke
shiroi hi ga koborete
nureta daichi wa hikaru
hajimari no toki

yubi ni tsutawaru
anata no namida no nukumori ni
hakkiri kizuita yo
sono egao ga mitai dake da to

tarinai mono wa nani?
machigatten no wa dore?
saigo no piisu kanarazu
te ni iretemiseru

doko ni mo ikasenai itoshii hito yo
sashidasareta sono te wa boku ga tsukamou
koe wo kikasete yo
Baby, you're still alive
mi mo kokoro mo anata ni sosogu kara
nani hitotsu owari ja nai

abaredashisou na
shoudou mune ni shimaikonde
teinei ni seikaku ni
anata no omoi yomitokitai

chikara ga mou sukoshi
areba ii na to omotta
inori wo komeru you ni
namae wo yobu yo

doko ni mo ikasenai itoshii hito yo
sashidasareta sono te wa boku ga tsukamou
mitsumekaeshite yo
Baby, you're still alive
manazashi kara hanatareru no wa kibou
nani hitotsu owari ja nai

doko ni mo ikasenai itoshii hito yo
sashidasareta sono te wa boku ga tsukamou
kowagaranakute mo ii
Baby, you're still alive
nagai yoru mo sugu soba ni iru kara
nani hitotsu owari ja nai
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
雲の隙間を抜け
白い陽がこぼれて
濡れた大地は光る
始まりの時

指に伝わる
あなたの涙のぬくもりに
はっきり気づいたよ
その笑顔が見たいだけだと

足りないものはなに？
間違ってんのはどれ？
The final missing piece
I'll find it no matter what

I won't let you go, my beloved
差し出されたその手は僕が掴もう
Let me hear your voice
Baby, you’re still alive
身も心もあなたに注ぐから
Nothing is over yet

暴れ出しそうな
衝動胸にしまいこんで
丁寧に正確に
あなたの想い読み解きたい

力がもう少し
あればいいなと思った
祈りを込めるように
I call out your name

I won't let you go, my beloved
差し出されたその手は僕が掴もう
Look back at me
Baby, you’re still alive
まなざしから放たれるのは希望
Nothing is over yet

I won't let you go, my beloved
差し出されたその手は僕が掴もう
You don't have to be afraid
Baby, you’re still alive
For I will be by your side even in the longest of nights
Nothing is over yet
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
雲の隙間を抜け
白い陽がこぼれて
濡れた大地は光る
始まりの時

指に伝わる
あなたの涙のぬくもりに
はっきり気づいたよ
その笑顔が見たいだけだと

足りないものはなに？
間違ってんのはどれ？
最後のピース必ず
手に入れてみせる

どこにも行かせない愛しい人よ
差し出されたその手は僕が掴もう
声を聞かせてよ
Baby, you’re still alive
身も心もあなたに注ぐから
何一つ終わりじゃない

暴れ出しそうな
衝動胸にしまいこんで
丁寧に正確に
あなたの想い読み解きたい

力がもう少し
あればいいなと思った
祈りを込めるように
名前を呼ぶよ

どこにも行かせない愛しい人よ
差し出されたその手は僕が掴もう
見つめ返してよ
Baby, you’re still alive
まなざしから放たれるのは希望
何一つ終わりじゃない

どこにも行かせない愛しい人よ
差し出されたその手は僕が掴もう
怖がらなくてもいい
Baby, you’re still alive
長い夜もすぐそばにいるから
何一つ終わりじゃない</poem>
}}

CHAMP (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:31:14Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_02.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:DINOSAUR Cover.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
back mirror wa iranai
furimuku tsumori mo nai
headlight ga terasu
nazomeku utsukushii yami

dare mo shiranai ryouiki he to
dare yori mo saki ni fumikonde
azayaka na ashiato wo nokosou ya

hito ni wa wakarumai

I’m a champ, I am a champ
shinjiru dake ja tarinai kara
I’m a champ, I am a champ
hito no souzou koe hagemu
bucchigiru bucchigiru

akireta manazashi de sayonara suru ga ii
hijoushiki na yatsu to namae wo kakikomu ga ii

kamayashinai sa nozomu toko
kono sekiryoukan kono gyakufuukan
sore sae kimira no akogare daro

hitori de kamawanai

I’m a champ, I am a champ
attouteki ja nakya ikenai
I’m a champ, I am a champ
sono ta oozei ja imi ga nai
bucchigiru bucchigiru

hito ni wa makasenai

I’m a champ, I am a champ
sameta me de onore wo miyou
I’m a champ, I am a champ
shinjiru dake ja tarinai kara
I’m a champ, I am a champ
hito no souzou koe hagemu
bucchigiru bucchigiru
bucchigiru bucchigiru
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
バックミラーはいらない
振り向くつもりもない
ヘッドライトが照らす
謎めく美しい闇

誰も知らない領域へと
誰よりも先に踏み込んで
鮮やかな足跡を残そうや

ヒトニハワカルマイ

I’m a champ, I am a champ
信じるだけじゃ足りないから
I’m a champ, I am a champ
他人の想像超え励む
ぶっちぎる　ぶっちぎる

呆れた眼差しでサヨナラするがいい
非常識な奴と名前を書き込むがいい

かまやしないさ望むとこ
この寂寥感この逆風感
それさえ君らの憧れだろ

ヒトリデカマワナイ

I’m a champ, I am a champ
圧倒的じゃなきゃいけない
I’m a champ, I am a champ
その他大勢じゃ意味がない
ぶっちぎる　ぶっちぎる

ヒトニハマカセナイ

I’m a champ, I am a champ
醒めた目で己を見よう
I’m a champ, I am a champ
信じるだけじゃ足りないから
I’m a champ, I am a champ
他人の想像超え励む
ぶっちぎる　ぶっちぎる
ぶっちぎる　ぶっちぎる
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
バックミラーはいらない
振り向くつもりもない
ヘッドライトが照らす
謎めく美しい闇

誰も知らない領域へと
誰よりも先に踏み込んで
鮮やかな足跡を残そうや

ヒトニハワカルマイ

I’m a champ, I am a champ
信じるだけじゃ足りないから
I’m a champ, I am a champ
他人の想像超え励む
ぶっちぎる　ぶっちぎる

呆れた眼差しでサヨナラするがいい
非常識な奴と名前を書き込むがいい

かまやしないさ望むとこ
この寂寥感この逆風感
それさえ君らの憧れだろ

ヒトリデカマワナイ

I’m a champ, I am a champ
圧倒的じゃなきゃいけない
I’m a champ, I am a champ
その他大勢じゃ意味がない
ぶっちぎる　ぶっちぎる

ヒトニハマカセナイ

I’m a champ, I am a champ
醒めた目で己を見よう
I’m a champ, I am a champ
信じるだけじゃ足りないから
I’m a champ, I am a champ
他人の想像超え励む
ぶっちぎる　ぶっちぎる
ぶっちぎる　ぶっちぎる
</poem>
}}

Dinosaur (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:30:59Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample = [[File:a20_01.ogg]]
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:DINOSAUR Cover.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
aoizora miage ippatsu hoetemiru
machi no kion wa agattekuru shi
shita bakari muite arukeba butsukaru

Call me a dinosaur mane dekin darou
ima wo ikiru no sa hitoshirezu shinka shite
A lonely dinosaur sora mo tobu tsumori
dare mo mada ore no hontou no iro wo shiranai

itsu no ma ni ka tomo mo hetta kedo
atarashii tsume mo haetekuru shi
senaka ga muzumuzu shitekita
tsubasa ka mo

Call me a dinosaur mane dekin darou
ima wo ikiru no sa hitoshirezu shinka shite
A lonely dinosaur uta mo utau tsumori
dare mo mada ore no hontou no koe wo shiranai

hohoendekureru kimi ga suki sa

Call me a dinosaur mane dekin darou
ima wo ikiru no sa hitoshirezu shinka shite
A lonely dinosaur koi mo suru tsumori
dare mo mada ore no hontou no omoi wo shiranai
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
青空見上げ一発吠えてみる
街の温度は上がってくるし
下ばかり向いて歩けばぶつかる

Call me a dinosaur マネできんだろう
今を生きるのさ人知れず進化して
A lonely dinosaur 空も飛ぶつもり
誰もまだオレの本当の色を知らない

いつの間にか友も減ったけど
新しい爪も生えてくるし
背中がムズムズしてきた
翼かも

Call me a dinosaur マネできんだろう
今を生きるのさ人知れず進化して
A lonely dinosaur 歌も歌うつもり
誰もまだオレの本当の声を知らない

微笑んでくれるキミが好きさ

Call me a dinosaur マネできんだろう
今を生きるのさ人知れず進化して
A lonely dinosaur 恋もするつもり
誰もまだオレの本当の想いを知らない

</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
青空見上げ一発吠えてみる
街の温度は上がってくるし
下ばかり向いて歩けばぶつかる

Call me a dinosaur マネできんだろう
今を生きるのさ人知れず進化して
A lonely dinosaur 空も飛ぶつもり
誰もまだオレの本当の色を知らない

いつの間にか友も減ったけど
新しい爪も生えてくるし
背中がムズムズしてきた
翼かも

Call me a dinosaur マネできんだろう
今を生きるのさ人知れず進化して
A lonely dinosaur 歌も歌うつもり
誰もまだオレの本当の声を知らない

微笑んでくれるキミが好きさ

Call me a dinosaur マネできんだろう
今を生きるのさ人知れず進化して
A lonely dinosaur 恋もするつもり
誰もまだオレの本当の想いを知らない

</poem>
}}

Yowai Otoko (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:29:14Z

Jd-:

{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = 弱い男
| EnglishTitle = Weak Man
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
怒りを忘れて
肝心な人を守れない
見せかけの優しさ
評判だけは結構いいみたい

誰にも嫌われたくはない
それだけです

ホント弱い　弱い　弱い
早晩がっかりさせるぜ
ホント柔い　柔い　柔い

自分に近いものを
じわじわと犠牲にしながら
他人とは円満に
お付き合いしていきたいタイプ

映画のヒーローに自己投影してさ
バランス保つ

ホント弱い　弱い　弱い
体裁ばっかり気にして
ホント脆い　脆い　脆い

ホント弱い　弱い　弱い
早晩がっかりさせるぜ
ホント柔い　柔い　柔い
No more これ以上騙せやしない
ホント弱い　弱い　弱い
</poem>
}}

Rooftop (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:28:31Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
息を切らしてふたり
暗い階段駆け上がる
まだ見ぬ素敵な世界
待ってると信じながら

One night　何気に君の歌声聴いて
抱きたい僕は気圧され心細くなってゆく

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
眩しい星の輝き
君に追いつきたいけれど
届かないんだ歯がゆい

行く先を見据えて
町を出るんだと笑う
その眼差しを見た僕は
サボり過ぎてたと知る

Sunrise　薄い闇の中さよなら告げ
それ以来自分に何ができるのか探してるよ

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
泳ぐように流れる雲
君の気持ちをしっかりと
掴みたいのに歯がゆい

優しい風の中で君が
僕を真っ直ぐ見た事
あの階段に響いている
密やかな笑い声

屋上からはまだ見えるかい
眩しい星の輝き
君に追いつきたいけれど
届かないんだ歯がゆい
</poem>
}}

Queen Of The Night (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:26:28Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
悔しさのわけ知ってるなんて
言いたいわけじゃないよ don't take me wrong
同情憐れみ望まないだろ
痺れるほど美しいそのプライド

この瞳に映るきみの
姿だけを信じる

月夜に開く白い花びら
きみは寡黙に戦う
どんな噂があふれかえれど
背筋を伸ばしひとり立つ

まことしやかな作り話に
もはやこれ以上は笑えない

誰かが辛い思いするの
見ては悦ぶ世界

月夜に開く白い花びら
きみは寡黙に戦う
傷だらけでも狂いたくても
涼しい顔でひとり立つ

たとえ誰ひとり見ちゃいなくても
全身全霊で咲き誇ってみせよう

月夜に開く白い花びら
きみは寡黙に戦う
報われようと報われまいと
ただひたすら汗かいて
愛するものを抱いて離さず
後ろ見ないでひとり立つ
</poem>
}}

SKYROCKET (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:26:15Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
上昇気流に乗ってBaby
どこまでも天高く
喧嘩しないで今日は祭典の日

君のママも首脳(ボス)たちも
はしゃぎまくりたいんだよ
髪振り乱し体揺らし

ほら考え過ぎてる　いつもの悪い癖
深い意味とかないから

夜空を染め抜き　燃え盛る火の花
言葉などいらない

人はそれぞれ違えど
騙し合いにゃ疲れる
ここはひとつ譲り合いましょう

誰もが愛情を　知ってたはずなのに
うっかり忘れる　なぜなの

夜空を染め抜き　燃え盛る火の花
悲しみなどいらない
誰もが夢見る　笑いあえるその日を
歓びの声上げよう

Sha la la la Skyrocket...

夜空を染め抜き　燃え盛る火の花
悲しみなどいらない
誰もが夢見る　笑いあえるその日を
歓びの声上げよう
</poem>
}}

Sore Demo Yappari (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:25:47Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle = それでもやっぱり
| EnglishTitle = But Still
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
心から愛した人なのに
あなたはまるで違う人
いつどこで私は間違えたのだろう
思い出辿る

ため息つきながら
もういいかななんて
思うよね

それでもやっぱり
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
同じじゃなくていいからまた
笑って見つめ合える
瞬間が恋しい

お互いに求めているものを
感じ合う想いが薄れ
わかってもらえない
情けなさばかりが強くなるばかり

してあげられたこと
もっとあったかもしれない
遅いよね

それでもやっぱり
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
優しさだけで支えあえた
いくつもの場面はまだ
はっきり見える

それでもやっぱり
他の人に変えられない
馬鹿だと思うけれど
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
私のことをずっと抱きしめて
くれたあなたの匂い
嘘じゃない
</poem>
}}

Yowai Otoko (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:25:21Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
心から愛した人なのに
あなたはまるで違う人
いつどこで私は間違えたのだろう
思い出辿る

ため息つきながら
もういいかななんて
思うよね

それでもやっぱり
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
同じじゃなくていいからまた
笑って見つめ合える
瞬間が恋しい

お互いに求めているものを
感じ合う想いが薄れ
わかってもらえない
情けなさばかりが強くなるばかり

してあげられたこと
もっとあったかもしれない
遅いよね

それでもやっぱり
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
優しさだけで支えあえた
いくつもの場面はまだ
はっきり見える

それでもやっぱり
他の人に変えられない
馬鹿だと思うけれど
戻りたいよできるのなら
仲良しな時代に
私のことをずっと抱きしめて
くれたあなたの匂い
嘘じゃない
</poem>
}}

King Of The Street (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:24:27Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
成功も悩みも捨てて
なんとなくここにたどり着いた
知らない街の駅
多種多様に飛び交う
ノイズのなか眠りに落ちる
気ままな暮らし

本気で目を凝らし
探してみりゃ
どんなものも手に入れられる

壊れた鍵盤を
ポロポロ弾けば聞こえて来る
懐かしいメロディーを
ひとりで口ずさめば It's so fun
あなたの声も思い出せない

そこらじゅうで始まってる
工事はいつ終わるのでしょう
教えてくれ知事

祭りがやって来て
近いうちに
俺はここを追われるだろう

汚れたT シャツを
脱いで太陽にこの身晒す
きらめく水浴びて
大きく息を吐けば Feel alive
あなたはどこにいるのでしょう

無くしたものなど
忘れてしまえれば楽なのに
そう簡単にいかない
せめて悔いを増やさないように
当たりかハズレか
わからないけどこれもひとつのライフ
あなたはどこにいるのでしょう
</poem>
}}

Purple Pink Orange (Lyrics)

2018-06-26T20:23:56Z

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{{BzLyrics
| JapaneseTitle =
| EnglishTitle =
| Music = Tak Matsumoto
| Lyrics = Koshi Inaba
| Year = 2017
| Translation = OFF THE LOCK
| sample =
| notes =
| singles =
| albums = [[File:20a.jpg|link=DINOSAUR|border|90px]]
| collections =
| romajilyrics = <div style="text-align: right; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| englishlyrics = <div style="text-align: left; border: 7px dotted white;"><poem>
'''''To be translated'''''
</poem></div>
| kanjilyrics = <poem>
壮大に色を変え
暮れてゆく空を見てる
明日を迎えることに
訳もわからず怖じ気づいて

つのる苛立ちを隠せない弱さ

わかってるのに　あなたの優しさ
受け止められないままで　そっと目を閉じる

闇がゆっくり迫り
色彩は深みを増し
動かない心抱え
また体を横たえるよ

長いトンネルのその先を見つめる

聞こえているよ　遠いその声は
さまよう僕をいつまで　待っていてくれるの

わかってるのに　変われるはずなのに
あなたの事を　ひとりにしてしまう

願っているよ　この体の奥で
宝石のように光る日々が　蘇るように
聞こえているよ　遠いその声に
笑顔見せて答えられる　そんな日はまた来る

壮大に色を変え
暮れてゆく空を見てる
</poem>
}}

Lyrics Test

2018-06-25T10:06:39Z

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<poem>
kyou mo ichinichi fukanzen na sekai ［今日も一日　不完全な世界］
Today was yet another day in this imperfect world
kimi ga nakanakutemo dare ka naku ［きみが泣かなくても　誰か泣く］
Even if you didn't cry, someone else did

hito ga koshiraeta kanashimi no karakuri ［人がこしらえた　悲しみのからくりく］
People have created an illusion of sorrow
nantoka dekiru no wa futoshita SMILE ［なんとかできるのは　ふとした Smile］
The only thing that can change it is your casual smile
1・2・3
</poem>

Next 100 Years (Lyrics)

2018-06-25T09:48:03Z

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Title Next 100 Years

Music Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora
Lyrics (English) Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora
Lyrics (Japanese) Koshi Inaba

Release Date 1999
</pre>
|}

Note: In order to raise funds for the Kobe earthquake disaster of 1995, a charity initiative was started by Johnny's Entertainment under the title of "J-FRIENDS" which would produce singles featuring their most popular groups TOKIO, KinKi Kids, and V6. The series of singles were intended to help sustain recovery efforts and began with the first single in 1998 and ran through 2002. As the second entry, in 1999, American rock band Bon Jovi donated the cover rights of their song "Next 100 Years" to the Japanese boy band conglomerate. Because the donated song was in English, [[Koshi Inaba]] was asked to write the Japanese lyrics and melody. "Next 100 Years" by J-FRIENDS was released on December 22nd, 1999, and debuted at #1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles chart. A demo of the song performed by Koshi himself has surfaced on the internet, but an official release has never come to fruition.

== Romaji ==
TIME... jikan dake wo ki ni shitemo 
jikan no muda da yo 
CHANGE... nandemo sugu kawatteyuku 
dakedo ki ni shinai 
 
ai shiteru 
kimi ga nani mo shinjinakutemo 
 
kimi no itami ga kieru made 
ashita no hikari ga mieru made 
itsu datte koko ni iru kara 
sou, Next 100 Years 
ima sekai ga kietemo 
boku wa koukai shinai deshou 
doko ni mo ikitaku wa nai yo 
zutto Next 100 Years 
 
mou dame ni naru 
sonna toki wa kimi no koto omou yo 
nani mo dekinai koto wa nai 
datte ima made aruite koreta kara 
 
issho ni 
ite kureru nara hadaka ni nareru 
 
kimi no itami ga kieru made 
ashita no hikari ga mieru made 
itsu datte koko ni iru kara 
sou, Next 100 Years 
ima sekai ga kietemo 
boku wa koukai shinai deshou 
doko ni mo ikitaku wa nai yo 
zutto Next 100 Years 
 
yasashii kaze ga fuku you ni 
shiawasena yume wo miru you ni 
kono mune ni kimi wo daiteiyou 
sou, Next 100 Years 
subete ga moetsukitemo 
fukai yami ni tsutsumaretemo 
hanarenai kimi wo hanasanai yo 
zutto Next 100 Years 
 
itami ga kieru made 
ashita no hikari ga mieru made 
itsu datte koko ni iru kara 
sou, Next 100 Years 
ima sekai ga kietemo 
boku wa koukai shinai deshou 
doko ni mo ikitaku wa nai yo 
zutto Next 100 Years 
 

== Kanji ==
TIME... 時間だけを 
気にしても　時間の無駄だよ 
CHANGE... 何でもすぐ 
変わってゆく　だけど気にしない 
 
愛してる 
君が何も　信じなくても 
 
君の痛みが消えるまで 
明日の光が見えるまで 
いつだって　ここにいるから 
そう、Next 100 Years 
今　世界が消えても 
僕は後悔しないでしょう 
どこにも　行きたくはないよ 
ずっと　Next 100 Years 
 
もう駄目になる 
そんな時は　君のこと想うよ 
何も　できないことはない 
だって今まで　歩いてこれたから 
 
いっしょに 
いてくれるなら　裸になれる 
 
君の痛みが消えるまで 
明日の光が見えるまで 
いつだって　ここにいるから 
そう、Next 100 Years 
今　世界が消えても 
僕は後悔しないでしょう 
どこにも　行きたくはないよ 
ずっと　Next 100 Years 
 
優しい風が吹くように 
幸せな夢をみるように 
この胸に君を抱いていよう 
そう、Next 100 Years 
すべてが燃え尽きても 
深い闇に包まれても 
離れない　君を離さないよ 
ずっと　Next 100 Years 
 
痛みが消えるまで 
明日の光が見えるまで 
いつだって　ここにいるから 
そう、Next 100 Years 
今　世界が消えても 
僕は後悔しないでしょう 
どこにも　行きたくはないよ 
ずっと　Next 100 Years 
 
== English ==

Next 100 Years (Lyrics)

2018-06-25T09:47:19Z

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'''{{Pathnav|[[B'z]]|[[Lyrics]]|frame=1}}'''
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|-
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<pre>
Title Next 100 Years

Music Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora
Lyrics (English) Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora
Lyrics (Japanese) Koshi Inaba

Release Date 1999
</pre>
|}

Note: In order to raise funds for the Kobe earthquake disaster of 1995, a charity initiative was started by Johnny's Entertainment under the title of "J-FRIENDS" which would produce singles featuring their most popular groups TOKIO, KinKi Kids, and V6. The series of singles were intended to help sustain recovery efforts and began with the first single in 1998 and ran through 2002. As the second entry, in 1999, American rock band Bon Jovi donated the cover rights of their song "Next 100 Years" to the Japanese boy band conglomerate. Because the donated song was in English, [[Koshi Inaba]] was asked to write the Japanese lyrics and melody. "Next 100 Years" by J-FRIENDS was released on December 22nd, 1999, and debuted at #1 on the Oricon weekly chart. A demo of the song performed by Koshi himself has surfaced on the internet, but an official release has never come to fruition.

== Romaji ==
TIME... jikan dake wo ki ni shitemo 
jikan no muda da yo 
CHANGE... nandemo sugu kawatteyuku 
dakedo ki ni shinai 
 
ai shiteru 
kimi ga nani mo shinjinakutemo 
 
kimi no itami ga kieru made 
ashita no hikari ga mieru made 
itsu datte koko ni iru kara 
sou, Next 100 Years 
ima sekai ga kietemo 
boku wa koukai shinai deshou 
doko ni mo ikitaku wa nai yo 
zutto Next 100 Years 
 
mou dame ni naru 
sonna toki wa kimi no koto omou yo 
nani mo dekinai koto wa nai 
datte ima made aruite koreta kara 
 
issho ni 
ite kureru nara hadaka ni nareru 
 
kimi no itami ga kieru made 
ashita no hikari ga mieru made 
itsu datte koko ni iru kara 
sou, Next 100 Years 
ima sekai ga kietemo 
boku wa koukai shinai deshou 
doko ni mo ikitaku wa nai yo 
zutto Next 100 Years 
 
yasashii kaze ga fuku you ni 
shiawasena yume wo miru you ni 
kono mune ni kimi wo daiteiyou 
sou, Next 100 Years 
subete ga moetsukitemo 
fukai yami ni tsutsumaretemo 
hanarenai kimi wo hanasanai yo 
zutto Next 100 Years 
 
itami ga kieru made 
ashita no hikari ga mieru made 
itsu datte koko ni iru kara 
sou, Next 100 Years 
ima sekai ga kietemo 
boku wa koukai shinai deshou 
doko ni mo ikitaku wa nai yo 
zutto Next 100 Years 
 

== Kanji ==
TIME... 時間だけを 
気にしても　時間の無駄だよ 
CHANGE... 何でもすぐ 
変わってゆく　だけど気にしない 
 
愛してる 
君が何も　信じなくても 
 
君の痛みが消えるまで 
明日の光が見えるまで 
いつだって　ここにいるから 
そう、Next 100 Years 
今　世界が消えても 
僕は後悔しないでしょう 
どこにも　行きたくはないよ 
ずっと　Next 100 Years 
 
もう駄目になる 
そんな時は　君のこと想うよ 
何も　できないことはない 
だって今まで　歩いてこれたから 
 
いっしょに 
いてくれるなら　裸になれる 
 
君の痛みが消えるまで 
明日の光が見えるまで 
いつだって　ここにいるから 
そう、Next 100 Years 
今　世界が消えても 
僕は後悔しないでしょう 
どこにも　行きたくはないよ 
ずっと　Next 100 Years 
 
優しい風が吹くように 
幸せな夢をみるように 
この胸に君を抱いていよう 
そう、Next 100 Years 
すべてが燃え尽きても 
深い闇に包まれても 
離れない　君を離さないよ 
ずっと　Next 100 Years 
 
痛みが消えるまで 
明日の光が見えるまで 
いつだって　ここにいるから 
そう、Next 100 Years 
今　世界が消えても 
僕は後悔しないでしょう 
どこにも　行きたくはないよ 
ずっと　Next 100 Years 
 
== English ==

FRICTION

2018-06-24T23:43:34Z

Jd-:

{{Ready}}
{{Infobox Single
| Name = FRICTION
| Cover = FRICTION Cover.png
| Artist = [[B'z]]
| from Album = [[ACTION]]
| Released = April 3, 2007
| Recorded =
| Length = 03:06
| Label = [[Vermillion Records]]
| Producer = Tak Matsumoto
| Promotions = #3 (''Burnout Dominator'') #3 (''JAPAN COUNTDOWN'' October Theme)
| Last single =
| This single = '''1st Digital Single''' [[File:FRICTION Cover.png|link=FRICTION|border|65px|right]] [[FRICTION]] (2007)
| Next single = '''2nd Digital Single''' [[File:Intofree.jpg|link=Into Free -Dangan-|border|65px|right]] [[Into Free -Dangan-]] (2012)
}}

'''FRICTION''' is a [[B'z Singles#Digital Singles|digital single]] by [[B'z]], released in a number of Western territories on April 3, 2007 via the iTunes store. The band's first digital single, it was also their first original [[B'z English Songs|English song]] since 2005's ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' closer "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]". The song was written as the theme for the PlayStation 2 racing video game ''Burnout Dominator'' and was included in its March 2007 debut worldwide. While included as a means of promoting the game primarily in Japan, it would later also be included the next year in the sequel game ''Burnout Paradise'' that was likewise released globally. In 2018, a revised version of the game titled ''Burnout Paradise Remastered'' again included the song when released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Notably, the single's digital release came simultaneously with the [[B'z (International EP)|self-titled international EP]] which was exclusively made available outside of Japan on most North American and European iTunes storefronts.

Shortly after its original release, the band decided to revise the song for their end-of-year studio album ''[[ACTION]]''. The new version, titled "[[ACTION|FRICTION -LAP 2-]]", featured a new arrangement, new guitar work, and all-new vocals after Koshi decided he could do better with a second pass.

The digital single was delisted from international iTunes stores in 2011 and is no longer available outside of Japan.

== Track listing ==
All music and guitar by [[Tak Matsumoto]]. All lyrics and lead vocals by [[Koshi Inaba]].

# '''[[FRICTION (Lyrics)|FRICTION]]'''
#: [[File:s44_03.ogg]] A song with entirely English lyrics, "FRICTION" was written for the Electronic Arts video game ''Burnout Dominator''. The song was recorded in Tokyo out of necessity with the band's mainstay Canadian drummer [[Shane Gaalaas]] being credited with advising the English lyrics. While this original version was first found here, an updated rendition with re-recorded vocals and an altered arrangement can be found on ''[[ACTION]]'' under the title of "FRICTION -LAP 2-".

== Live appearances ==
===Live Performances===
{{FRICTION Live}}

===Home Videos===
{{FRICTION Video}}

== Sales data ==
{{Main|B'z Sales Records}}

{|class=wikitable width="85%"
|-
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:50px;" rowspan="2" | No.
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:45px;" rowspan="2" | Cover
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:370px;" rowspan="2" | Digital Single
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:150px;" colspan="2" | Physical Copies Sold
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:150px;" colspan="3" | Chart Positions
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:110px;" rowspan="2" | Certification

|-
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | FIRST WEEK
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | LIFETIME

!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | WEEK
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | MONTH
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | YEAR

{{FRICTION Sales}}

|}

== Personnel ==
{{Main|B'z Support Members}}

'''B'z'''
*[[Tak Matsumoto]]: Guitar, Music Composition, Arrangement
*[[Koshi Inaba]]: Vocals, Lyric Composition, Arrangement

'''Support Members'''
*[[Shane Gaalaas]]: Drums, English Lyrics Advising
*[[Akihito Tokunaga]]: Bass

'''Production'''
*[[Daisuke Ikeda]]: Arrangement
*[[Jay Baumgardner]]: Mixing
*[[Howie Weinberg]]: Mastering

FRICTION

2018-06-24T23:40:13Z

Jd-:

{{Ready}}
{{Infobox Single
| Name = FRICTION
| Cover = FRICTION Cover.png
| Artist = [[B'z]]
| from Album = [[ACTION]]
| Released = April 3, 2007
| Recorded =
| Length = 03:06
| Label = [[Vermillion Records]]
| Producer = Tak Matsumoto
| Promotions = #3 (''Burnout Dominator'') #3 (''JAPAN COUNTDOWN'' October Theme)
| Last single =
| This single = '''1st Digital Single''' [[File:FRICTION Cover.png|link=FRICTION|border|65px|right]] [[FRICTION]] (2007)
| Next single = '''2nd Digital Single''' [[File:Intofree.jpg|link=Into Free -Dangan-|border|65px|right]] [[Into Free -Dangan-]] (2012)
}}

'''FRICTION''' is a [[B'z Singles#Digital Singles|digital single]] by [[B'z]], released in international territories on April 3, 2007 via the iTunes store. The band's first digital single, it was also their first original [[B'z English Songs|English song]] since 2005's ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' closer "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]". The song was written as the theme for the PlayStation 2 racing video game ''Burnout Dominator'' and was included in its March 2007 debut worldwide. While included as a means of promoting the game primarily in Japan, it would later also be included the next year in the sequel game ''Burnout Paradise'' that was likewise released globally. In 2018, a revised version of the game titled ''Burnout Paradise Remastered'' again included the song when released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Notably, the single's digital release came simultaneously with the [[B'z (International EP)|self-titled international EP]] which was exclusively made available outside of Japan on most North American and European iTunes storefronts.

Shortly after its original release, the band decided to revise the song for their end-of-year studio album ''[[ACTION]]''. The new version, titled "[[ACTION|FRICTION -LAP 2-]]", featured a new arrangement, new guitar work, and all-new vocals after Koshi decided he could do better with a second pass.

The digital single was delisted from international iTunes stores in 2011 and is no longer available outside of Japan.

== Track listing ==
All music and guitar by [[Tak Matsumoto]]. All lyrics and lead vocals by [[Koshi Inaba]].

# '''[[FRICTION (Lyrics)|FRICTION]]'''
#: [[File:s44_03.ogg]] A song with entirely English lyrics, "FRICTION" was written for the Electronic Arts video game ''Burnout Dominator''. The song was recorded in Tokyo out of necessity with the band's mainstay Canadian drummer [[Shane Gaalaas]] being credited with advising the English lyrics. While this original version was first found here, an updated rendition with re-recorded vocals and an altered arrangement can be found on ''[[ACTION]]'' under the title of "FRICTION -LAP 2-".

== Live appearances ==
===Live Performances===
{{FRICTION Live}}

===Home Videos===
{{FRICTION Video}}

== Sales data ==
{{Main|B'z Sales Records}}

{|class=wikitable width="85%"
|-
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:50px;" rowspan="2" | No.
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:45px;" rowspan="2" | Cover
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:370px;" rowspan="2" | Digital Single
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:150px;" colspan="2" | Physical Copies Sold
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:150px;" colspan="3" | Chart Positions
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:110px;" rowspan="2" | Certification

|-
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | FIRST WEEK
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | LIFETIME

!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | WEEK
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | MONTH
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | YEAR

{{FRICTION Sales}}

|}

== Personnel ==
{{Main|B'z Support Members}}

'''B'z'''
*[[Tak Matsumoto]]: Guitar, Music Composition, Arrangement
*[[Koshi Inaba]]: Vocals, Lyric Composition, Arrangement

'''Support Members'''
*[[Shane Gaalaas]]: Drums, English Lyrics Advising
*[[Akihito Tokunaga]]: Bass

'''Production'''
*[[Daisuke Ikeda]]: Arrangement
*[[Jay Baumgardner]]: Mixing
*[[Howie Weinberg]]: Mastering

B'z (International EP)

2018-06-24T23:30:50Z

Jd-:

{{Ready}}
{{Infobox Album |
| Name = B'z
| Type = Digital release
| Artist = [[B'z]]
| Cover = BzEP.png
| Released = April 3, 2007
| Genre = Hard rock
| Length = 20:25
| Label = Vermillion Records
| Producer = Tak Matsumoto
}}
[[Image:EPiTunes.png|thumb|right|240px|The EP was the first wide international release for B'z and was launched on local iTunes services from the U.S. to all over Europe:
 {{Flagicon|United States}} United States
 {{Flagicon|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom
 {{Flagicon|Ireland}} Ireland
 {{Flagicon|Italy}} Italy
 {{Flagicon|Austria}} Austria
 {{Flagicon|Germany}} Germany
 {{Flagicon|France}} France
 {{Flagicon|Netherlands}} Netherlands
 {{Flagicon|Greece}} Greece
 {{Flagicon|Switzerland}} Switzerland
 {{Flagicon|Sweden}} Sweden
 {{Flagicon|Spain}} Spain
 {{Flagicon|Denmark}} Denmark
 {{Flagicon|Norway}} Norway
 {{Flagicon|Finland}} Finland
 {{Flagicon|Belgium}} Belgium
 {{Flagicon|Portugal}} Portugal
 {{Flagicon|Luxembourg}} Luxembourg]]
'''''B'z''''' was a self-titled international release by [[B'z]], released in a number of Western territories via iTunes on April 3, 2007. The extended play album contained re-recordings and remixes of previously-released songs prepared in 2005 and was their first foray into the West. Although the album was released in a number of territories including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and France, it was not made available in Japan. As such, it remains one of the few items in the B'z catalogue to not receive distribution in their home country.

One of the five songs made available here was an English version of the 1998 single "[[HOME]]" that had been premiered live during a [[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|streamed show the year before]]. The English version of the song would be voted for inclusion by fans onto the fan-selected compilation ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' in 2008 to celebrate the band's twentieth anniversary.

The song titles on the release were presented only in English, with changes in capitalization and, in the case of the third track, having the title shortened to only the last word. Although it was an international release, only two of the songs are in English: "Home" and "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]". The three Japanese songs featured here would later be remade in English on the band's 2012 [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]], which also received an international release.

Also released internationally on April 3, 2007 was "[[FRICTION]]", an all English song made available on iTunes as part of the soundtrack to the video game ''Burnout Dominator''. The single was available for purchase only for a limited time and distribution has since ceased. However, later in the year, "FRICTION" was included as the second B-side on the band's forty-forth single, "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]". In addition, a reversion of the song with a new arrangement and newly-recorded vocals was included on their 2007 album ''[[ACTION]]''.

As of 2013, the international EP is no longer available for purchase. It has since been succeeded by the band's likewise self-titled [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]], released globally on July 25, 2012.

== Track listing ==
All music and guitar by [[Tak Matsumoto]]. All vocals and lyrics by [[Koshi Inaba]].

# '''[[Ai no Bakudan (Lyrics)|Ai No Bakudan]]''' — Original: [[Ai no Bakudan (Lyrics)|Ai no Bakudan]] (2005)
#: [[File:it02_01.ogg]] '''[REMIX]''' Although there is no stark difference to the original Japanese version, the bass and drums have been stressed slightly. This version of the song is only available on this release.
# '''[[Home (English Version) (Lyrics)|Home (English Version)]]''' — Original: [[HOME (Lyrics)|HOME]] (1998)
#: [[File:it02_02.ogg]] '''[NEW RECORDING]''' An English version of the 1998 B'z single "[[HOME]]" making its debut here. The song itself is much the same as the original with some slight changes to the arrangement. One year following this EP's release, it would be voted by fans for inclusion on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]''. This version was debuted in 2006 during the network live released on DVD as ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]'' and would later be performed during both the [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|2011]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|2012]] North American tours. Years later, with the 2011 Japanese earthquake disaster, the English song would be offered as part of a Music for Relief charity album organized by Mike Shinoda and [[Linkin Park]]; a group B'z would perform alongside as part of a special charity concert in the fall of that year known as [[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan]].
# '''[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan (Lyrics)|Dangan]]''' — Original: [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan (Lyrics)|Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] (1998)
#: [[File:it02_03.ogg]] '''[RE-RECORDING]''' A completely overhauled recording, it does not contain any lyrical changes but does feature a number of changes to the arrangement, composition, and instrumentation that matched how the band had been playing the song live at the time. The overall sound for the guitar has been changed, the drums have been made heavier and brought to the front of the track, and the second half of the guitar solo is substantially different. In addition, the song no longer features a fade-out to end the track. This version, particularly the guitar solo, later served as a spiritual basis for the 2012 English version, "[[Into Free -Dangan-]]". To date, this re-recorded version of the song has not been made available in Japan and is only available here.
# '''[[ultra soul (Lyrics)|Ultra Soul]]''' — Original: [[ultra soul (Lyrics)|ultra soul]] (2001)
#: [[File:it02_04.ogg]] '''[RE-RECORDING]''' A complete re-recording, the intro is now cleaner with the track as a whole featuring a much more raw sound. The overall mood of the song exhibits more of a hard rock vibe and features a number of changes throughout, including a new bass solo and a raw drum track. This version of the song is exclusive to this album and has not been released in Japan.
# '''[[Brighter Day (Lyrics)|Brighter Day]]''' — Original: [[Brighter Day (Lyrics)|Brighter Day]] (2005)
#: [[File:it02_05.ogg]] '''[REMIX]''' Originally released on the band's 2005 album ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'', the remix featured mostly changes on the vocal side. For the bridge and chorus throughout, the backing vocals have been raised to create a harmonizing effect not apparent in the original song. In addition, the volume levels of the guitar in the outro have been boosted compared to the 2005 rendition. The version found here is only available on this release and has not been made available in Japan.

== Sales data ==
{{Main|B'z Sales Records}}

{|class=wikitable width="85%"
|-
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:50px;" rowspan="2" | No.
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:45px;" rowspan="2" | Cover
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:370px;" rowspan="2" | Specialty Album
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:150px;" colspan="2" | Physical Copies Sold
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:150px;" colspan="3" | Chart Positions
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:110px;" rowspan="2" | Certification

|-
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | FIRST WEEK
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | LIFETIME

!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | WEEK
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | MONTH
!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff;" | YEAR

{{B'z (International EP) Sales}}

|}

== Personnel ==

'''B'z'''
*[[Tak Matsumoto]]: Guitar, Music Composition, Arrangement
*[[Koshi Inaba]]: Vocals, Lyric Composition, Arrangement

'''Support Members'''
*[[Shane Gaalaas]]: Drums, Percussion
*[[Akihito Tokunaga]]: Bass, Arrangement

B'z Songs on Home Video

2018-06-24T23:16:07Z

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Found here is a list of B'z songs that have been performed on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] along with the videos on which they have appeared. The band's DVD, Blu-ray, and VHS releases are all accounted for, along with the web streams that have accompanied recent North American tours. Footage from bonus discs and performances sampled on the [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|official bootlegs]] are not currently included in this listing apart from special instances. Additionally, releases that were primarily music videos, such as most of ''[[FILM RISKY]]'', are not included unless otherwise noted. Videos such as the DVDs coupled with limited edition copies of the "[[SPLASH!]]" and "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]" singles are still listed, despite having been released as part of complete home video packages later.

'''''For a listing of all songs that have NOT been performed on home video, see the [[#Songs Not Included on Home Video|next section]]. For a listing of all songs listed by tours, see [[B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM]].'''''

==Songs Included on Home Video==
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
<poem>
<big>'''A'''</big>
{{Ai no Bakudan Video}}
{{Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai Video}}
{{Ai no prisoner Video}}
{{Aikawarazu na Bokura Video}}
{{Akai Kawa Video}}
{{ALL-OUT ATTACK Video}}
{{ALONE Video}}
{{Amadare Blues Video}}
{{Amari ni mo Video}}
{{Aqua Blue Video}}
{{Arakure Video}}
{{ARIGATO Video}}
{{Ashita Mata Hi ga Noboru Nara Video}}
{{Atsuki Kodou no Hate Video}}

<big>'''B'''</big>
{{BAD COMMUNICATION Video}}
{{BANZAI Video}}
{{BE THERE Video}}
{{BLACK AND WHITE Video}}
{{Black Coffee Video}}
{{BLOWIN' Video}}
{{Blue Sunshine Video}}
{{Boss Video}}
{{Brighter Day Video}}
{{Brotherhood Video}}
{{Brotherhood (English Version) Video}}
{{BURN -Fumetsu no Face- Video}}

<big>'''C'''</big>
{{C'mon Video}}
{{Calling Video}}
{{CHAMP Video}}

<big>'''D'''</big>
{{Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite Video}}
{{DAREKA Video}}
{{Dare ni mo Ienee Video}}
{{Dattara Agechaeyo Video}}
{{Dead End Video}}
{{DEEP KISS Video}}
{{DEVIL Video}}
{{Dinosaur Video}}
{{DIVE Video}}
{{Don't Leave Me Video}}
{{Don't Wanna Lie Video}}

<big>'''E'''</big>
{{Easy Come, Easy Go! Video}}
{{Eien no Tsubasa Video}}
{{EPIC DAY Video}}
{{Endless Summer Video}}
{{Everlasting Video}}
{{Exit To The Sun Video}}

<big>'''F'''</big>
{{F.E.A.R Video}}
{{Fever Video}}
{{FIREBALL Video}}
{{Freedom Train Video}}
{{FRICTION Video}}

<big>'''G'''</big>
{{Gekkou Video}}
{{GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER- Video}}
{{Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe Video}}
{{girigiri chop Video}}
{{Glory Days Video}}
{{GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku- Video}}
{{GOLD Video}}
{{GO★FIGHT★WIN Video}}

<big>'''H'''</big>
{{Hadashi no Megami Video}}
{{Hakanai Diamond Video}}
{{Happiness Video}}
{{Happy Birthday Video}}
{{Haru Video}}
{{Haruka Video}}
{{Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~ Video}}
{{HEAT Video}}
{{HOME Video}}
{{Home (English Version) Video}}
{{Homebound Video}}
{{HOMETOWN BOYS' MARCH Video}}
{{HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata- Video}}

<big>'''I'''</big>
{{Icarus Video}}
{{Ichibu to Zenbu Video}}
{{Into Free -Dangan- Video}}
{{Isshinfuran Video}}
{{IT'S SHOWTIME!! Video}}
{{Itoshii Hito yo Good Night... Video}}
{{Itoshiki Yuurei Video}}
{{Itsuka Mata Koko de Video}}
{{Itsuka no Merry Christmas Video}}

<big>'''J'''</big>
{{JAP THE RIPPER Video}}
{{juice Video}}
{{Juice (English Version) Video}}
{{Junjou ACTION Video}}

<big>'''K'''</big>
{{"Kairaku no Heya" Video}}
{{Kakushin Video}}
{{Kanashiki dreamer Video}}
{{Kimi no Naka de Odoritai Video}}
{{Kimi wo Ki ni Shinai Hi Nado Video}}
{{King Of The Street Video}}
{{Kirameku Hito Video}}
{{Kobushi wo Nigire Video}}
{{Kodoku no Runaway Video}}
{{Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO) Video}}
{{Koi no Summer Session Video}}
{{Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni Video}}
{{Koubou Video}}
{{Kuroi Seishun Video}}
</poem>
{{col-break}}
<poem>
<big>'''L'''</big>
{{LADY-GO-ROUND Video}}
{{LADY NAVIGATION Video}}
{{Las Vegas Video}}
{{Liar! Liar! Video}}
{{Logic Video}}
{{Lonely Stars Video}}
{{long time no see Video}}
{{Love Bomb Video}}
{{LOVE IS DEAD Video}}
{{love me, I love you Video}}
{{LOVE PHANTOM Video}}
{{Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~ Video}}

<big>'''M'''</big>
{{MAGIC Video}}
{{Man Of The Match Video}}
{{Mangetsu yo Terase Video}}
{{Mannequin Village Video}}
{{May Video}}
{{Mayday! Video}}
{{Meimei Video}}
{{Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~ Video}}
{{MONSTER Video}}
{{MOTEL Video}}
{{Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta Video}}
{{MOVE Video}}
{{MVP Video}}
{{MY LONELY TOWN Video}}

<big>'''N'''</big>
{{Nagai Ai Video}}
{{Naite Naite Nakiyandara Video}}
{{NATIVE DANCE Video}}
{{Negai Video}}
{{Netemo Sametemo Video}}
{{New Message Video}}
{{NO EXCUSE Video}}

<big>'''O'''</big>
{{OCEAN Video}}
{{Odekake Shimasho Video}}
{{OH! GIRL Video}}
{{ONE Video}}
{{ONE ON ONE Video}}
{{Out Of Control Video}}

<big>'''P'''</big>
{{Perfect Life Video}}
{{Pierrot Video}}
{{Pilgrim Video}}
{{Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure'95 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure 2000 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure 2003 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure 2008 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure 2013 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{PRAY Video}}
{{Pulse Video}}
{{Purple Pink Orange Video}}

<big>'''Q'''</big>
{{Q&A Video}}

<big>'''R'''</big>
{{Raging River Video}}
{{Real Thing Shakes Video}}
{{RED Video}}
{{RING Video}}
{{Rooftop Video}}
{{RUN Video}}

<big>'''S'''</big>
{{SAFETY LOVE Video}}
{{Samayoeru Aoi Dangan Video}}
{{Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo Video}}
{{Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai Video}}
{{Seimei Video}}
{{Seventh Heaven Video}}
{{SHINE Video}}
{{Shoudou Video}}
{{SKIN Video}}
{{SKYROCKET Video}}
{{Sore Demo Yappari Video}}
{{SPLASH! Video}}
{{Splash (English Version) Video}}
{{STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~ Video}}
{{Still Alive Video}}
{{Strings of My Soul Video}}
{{Suiren Video}}
{{SUPER LOVE SONG Video}}
{{SURFIN' 3000 GTR Video}}
{{Survive Video}}
{{Swimmer yo!! Video}}

<big>'''T'''</big>
{{Taiyou no Komachi Angel Video}}
{{The Meister Video}}
{{The Wild Wind Video}}
{{TIME Video}}
{{Time Flies Video}}
{{TINY DROPS Video}}
{{TOKYO DEVIL Video}}
{{TONIGHT(Is The Night) Video}}

<big>'''U'''</big>
{{Uchouten Video}}
{{ultra soul Video}}
{{Ultra Soul (English Version) Video}}
{{Utopia Video}}

<big>'''V'''</big>

<big>'''W'''</big>
{{WAKE UP, RIGHT NOW Video}}
{{Warp Video}}
{{Wonderful Opportunity Video}}

<big>'''X'''</big>
{{X Video}}

<big>'''Y'''</big>
{{Yami no Ame Video}}
{{Yasei no ENERGY Video}}
{{YOU & I Video}}
{{Yowai Otoko Video}}
{{Yumemi ga Oka Video}}
{{Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu Video}}

<big>'''Z'''</big>
{{ZERO Video}}
</poem>
{{col-end}}

==Songs Not Included on Home Video==
Below are songs that have not been performed on one of the band's [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] releases. A number of the songs listed here have been performed live, but were not included in the tours that have received the home video treatment. Songs listed that are part of the songs B'z has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never performed live]] are accompanied by a [[File:redx.png|10px|link=B'z Songs Never Performed Live]].

{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
<big>'''A'''</big>
{{Ai to Nikushimi no Hajimari Video}}
{{Akai Kagerou Video}}
{{Amaku Yasashii Binetsu Video}}
{{Anata Nara Kamawanai Video}}
{{Aru Hisokana Koi Video}}

<big>'''B'''</big>
{{B.U.M Video}}
{{Baby, you're my home Video}}
{{BABY MOON Video}}
{{Bad Communication E.Style Video}}
{{BIG Video}}
{{BIG MACHINE Video}}
{{Biribiri Video}}
{{Bluesy na Asa Video}}
{{Boku ni wa Kimi ga Iru Video}}
{{Boku no Tsumi Video}}
{{BOYS IN TOWN Video}}
{{BREAK THROUGH Video}}
{{BUDDY Video}}

<big>'''C'''</big>
{{CAT Video}}
{{CHANGE THE FUTURE Video}}
{{Classmate Video}}
{{Crazy Rendezvous Video}}

<big>'''D'''</big>
{{DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- Video}}
{{Dawn Runner Video}}
{{Dear my lovely pain Video}}
{{Do me Video}}
{{Doushite mo Kimi wo Ushinaitakunai Video}}
{{drive to MY WORLD Video}}

<big>'''E'''</big>

<big>'''F'''</big>
{{Fake Lips Video}}
{{farewell song Video}}
{{Fly The Flag Video}}
{{FOREVER MINE Video}}
{{FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE Video}}
{{FUSHIDARA 100% Video}}

<big>'''G'''</big>
{{GO! NUDE! GO! Video}}
{{GO-GO-GIRLS Video}}
{{Good-bye Holy Days Video}}
{{guilty Video}}
{{GUITAR KIDS RHAPSODY Video}}
{{Guitar wa Naiteiru Video}}

<big>'''H'''</big>
{{Half Tone Lady Video}}
{{HEY BROTHER Video}}
{{Hi Video}}
{{Himitsu na Futari Video}}
{{Hito Shizuku no Anata Video}}
{{hole in my heart Video}}
{{HOLY NIGHT ni Kuchizuke wo Video}}
{{Honoka Naru Hi Video}}
{{Hoshi Furu Yoru ni Sawagou Video}}
{{HURRY UP! Video}}

<big>'''I'''</big>
{{I'm in love? Video}}
{{Idome yo Hakanai Kono Toki ni Video}}
{{Ima de wa... Ima Nara... Ima mo... Video}}
{{It's not a dream Video}}
{{It's Raining... Video}}
{{I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style Video}}

<big>'''J'''</big>
{{JOY Video}}

<big>'''K'''</big>
{{Kagayaku Unmei wa Sono Te no Naka ni Video}}
{{KARA・KARA Video}}
{{Kesshou Video}}
{{Kemuri no Sekai Video}}
{{Kibou no Uta Video}}
{{Kienai Niji Video}}
{{Kimi wo Ima Dakitai Video}}
{{OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- Video}}
{{Kimi wo Tsurete Video}}
{{Kirei na Ai Jyanakutemo Video}}
{{Kirei na Namida Video}}
{{Kodoku ni Dance in vain Video}}
{{Koi Jyanakunaru Hi Video}}
{{Koko Kara Video}}
{{Komachi-Angel Red Hot Style Video}}
{{col-break}}
<big>'''L'''</big>
{{Lady-Go-Round "W-40" Style Video}}
{{LADY NAVIGATION (English) Video}}
{{LOVE & CHAIN Video}}
{{Love & Chain ~Godzilla Style~ Video}}
{{LOVING ALL NIGHT Video}}
<big>'''M'''</big>
{{Mabushii Sign Video}}
{{Magnolia Video}}
{{Makka na Silk Video}}
{{Mars Video}}
{{Miseinen Video}}
{{Mou Hanasanai Video}}
{{Mou Karimakka Video}}
{{MR. ROLLING THUNDER Video}}
{{Mugon no Promise Video}}
{{MY SAD LOVE Video}}

<big>'''N'''</big>
{{Nagare Yuku Hibi Video}}
{{Nanto Iu Shiawase Video}}
{{Narifuri Kamawazu Dakishimete Video}}
{{National Holiday Video}}
{{NEVER LET YOU GO Video}}
{{Nightbird Video}}
{{Nothing To Change Video}}

<big>'''O'''</big>
{{OFF THE LOCK Video}}
{{Ore to Omae no Atarashii Kisetsu Video}}
{{OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- Video}}

<big>'''P'''</big>

<big>'''Q'''</big>
{{Queen of Madrid Video}}
{{Queen Of The Night Video}}

<big>'''R'''</big>
{{RISKY Video}}
{{ROCK man Video}}
{{ROOTS Video}}
{{ROSY Video}}
{{Ryuusei Mask Video}}

<big>'''S'''</big>
{{Sanctuary Video}}
{{SAVE ME!? Video}}
{{Seimei Video}}
{{Shinjiru Kurai Ii Darou Video}}
{{Shiroi Hibana Video}}
{{Shoushin Video}}
{{Shower Video}}
{{SIGNAL Video}}
{{SLAVE TO THE NIGHT Video}}
{{SNOW Video}}
{{Sono Te de Furete Goran Video}}
{{Sore Demo Kimi ni wa Modorenai Video}}
{{STARDUST TRAIN Video}}
{{Suna no Hanabira Video}}
{{Sweet Lil' Devil Video}}

<big>'''T'''</big>
{{Tabi☆EVERYDAY Video}}
{{Tashika na Mono wa Yami no Naka Video}}
{{Teki ga Inakerya Video}}
{{THE BORDER Video}}
{{THE CIRCLE Video}}
{{THE GAMBLER Video}}
{{The Loose Video}}
{{The Spiral Video}}
{{Thinking of you Video}}
{{Tobira Video}}
{{Tokyo Video}}
{{Tonari de Nemurasete Video}}
{{Too Young Video}}
{{Traveling Men no Theme Video}}

<big>'''U'''</big>
{{UBU Video}}
{{Urei no GYPSY Video}}
{{Utsukushiki Sekai Video}}

<big>'''V'''</big>
{{VAMPIRE WOMAN Video}}

<big>'''W'''</big>
{{Warui Yume Video}}
{{WILD LIFE Video}}
{{WILD ROAD Video}}

<big>'''X'''</big>

<big>'''Y'''</big>
{{Yaburenu Yume wo Hikizutte Video}}
{{yokohama Video}}
{{Yoru ni Furaretemo Video}}
{{Yoru yo Akenaide Video}}
{{You pray, I stay Video}}
{{Yume no Naka de Aimashou Video}}
{{Yume no Youna Hibi Video}}
{{Yuube no Crying ~This is my truth~ Video}}

<big>'''Z'''</big>
{{col-end}}

B'z Songs on Home Video

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Found here is a list of B'z songs that have been performed on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] along with the videos on which they have appeared. The band's DVD, Blu-ray, and VHS releases are all accounted for, along with the web streams that have accompanied recent North American tours. Footage from bonus discs and performances sampled on the [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|official bootlegs]] are not currently included in this listing apart from special instances. Additionally, releases that were primarily music videos, such as most of ''[[FILM RISKY]]'', are not included unless otherwise noted. Videos such as the DVDs coupled with limited edition copies of the "[[SPLASH!]]" and "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]" singles are still listed, despite having been released as part of complete home video packages later.

'''''For a listing of all songs that have NOT been performed on home video, see the [[#Songs Not Included on Home Video|next section]]. For a listing of all songs listed by tours, see [[B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM]].'''''

==Songs Included on Home Video==
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
<poem>
<big>'''A'''</big>
{{Ai no Bakudan Video}}
{{Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai Video}}
{{Ai no prisoner Video}}
{{Aikawarazu na Bokura Video}}
{{ALL-OUT ATTACK Video}}
{{ALONE Video}}
{{Amadare Blues Video}}
{{Amari ni mo Video}}
{{Aqua Blue Video}}
{{Arakure Video}}
{{ARIGATO Video}}
{{Ashita Mata Hi ga Noboru Nara Video}}
{{Atsuki Kodou no Hate Video}}

<big>'''B'''</big>
{{BAD COMMUNICATION Video}}
{{BANZAI Video}}
{{BE THERE Video}}
{{BLACK AND WHITE Video}}
{{Black Coffee Video}}
{{BLOWIN' Video}}
{{Blue Sunshine Video}}
{{Boss Video}}
{{Brighter Day Video}}
{{Brotherhood Video}}
{{Brotherhood (English Version) Video}}
{{BURN -Fumetsu no Face- Video}}

<big>'''C'''</big>
{{C'mon Video}}
{{Calling Video}}
{{CHAMP Video}}

<big>'''D'''</big>
{{Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite Video}}
{{DAREKA Video}}
{{Dare ni mo Ienee Video}}
{{Dattara Agechaeyo Video}}
{{Dead End Video}}
{{DEEP KISS Video}}
{{DEVIL Video}}
{{Dinosaur Video}}
{{DIVE Video}}
{{Don't Leave Me Video}}
{{Don't Wanna Lie Video}}

<big>'''E'''</big>
{{Easy Come, Easy Go! Video}}
{{Eien no Tsubasa Video}}
{{EPIC DAY Video}}
{{Endless Summer Video}}
{{Everlasting Video}}
{{Exit To The Sun Video}}

<big>'''F'''</big>
{{F.E.A.R Video}}
{{Fever Video}}
{{FIREBALL Video}}
{{Freedom Train Video}}
{{FRICTION Video}}

<big>'''G'''</big>
{{Gekkou Video}}
{{GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER- Video}}
{{Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe Video}}
{{girigiri chop Video}}
{{Glory Days Video}}
{{GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku- Video}}
{{GOLD Video}}
{{GO★FIGHT★WIN Video}}

<big>'''H'''</big>
{{Hadashi no Megami Video}}
{{Hakanai Diamond Video}}
{{Happiness Video}}
{{Happy Birthday Video}}
{{Haru Video}}
{{Haruka Video}}
{{Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~ Video}}
{{HEAT Video}}
{{HOME Video}}
{{Home (English Version) Video}}
{{Homebound Video}}
{{HOMETOWN BOYS' MARCH Video}}
{{HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata- Video}}

<big>'''I'''</big>
{{Icarus Video}}
{{Ichibu to Zenbu Video}}
{{Into Free -Dangan- Video}}
{{Isshinfuran Video}}
{{IT'S SHOWTIME!! Video}}
{{Itoshii Hito yo Good Night... Video}}
{{Itoshiki Yuurei Video}}
{{Itsuka Mata Koko de Video}}
{{Itsuka no Merry Christmas Video}}

<big>'''J'''</big>
{{JAP THE RIPPER Video}}
{{juice Video}}
{{Juice (English Version) Video}}
{{Junjou ACTION Video}}

<big>'''K'''</big>
{{"Kairaku no Heya" Video}}
{{Kakushin Video}}
{{Kanashiki dreamer Video}}
{{Kimi no Naka de Odoritai Video}}
{{Kimi wo Ki ni Shinai Hi Nado Video}}
{{King Of The Street Video}}
{{Kirameku Hito Video}}
{{Kobushi wo Nigire Video}}
{{Kodoku no Runaway Video}}
{{Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO) Video}}
{{Koi no Summer Session Video}}
{{Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni Video}}
{{Koubou Video}}
{{Kuroi Seishun Video}}
</poem>
{{col-break}}
<poem>
<big>'''L'''</big>
{{LADY-GO-ROUND Video}}
{{LADY NAVIGATION Video}}
{{Las Vegas Video}}
{{Liar! Liar! Video}}
{{Logic Video}}
{{Lonely Stars Video}}
{{long time no see Video}}
{{Love Bomb Video}}
{{LOVE IS DEAD Video}}
{{love me, I love you Video}}
{{LOVE PHANTOM Video}}
{{Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~ Video}}

<big>'''M'''</big>
{{MAGIC Video}}
{{Man Of The Match Video}}
{{Mangetsu yo Terase Video}}
{{Mannequin Village Video}}
{{May Video}}
{{Mayday! Video}}
{{Meimei Video}}
{{Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~ Video}}
{{MONSTER Video}}
{{MOTEL Video}}
{{Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta Video}}
{{MOVE Video}}
{{MVP Video}}
{{MY LONELY TOWN Video}}

<big>'''N'''</big>
{{Nagai Ai Video}}
{{Naite Naite Nakiyandara Video}}
{{NATIVE DANCE Video}}
{{Negai Video}}
{{Netemo Sametemo Video}}
{{New Message Video}}
{{NO EXCUSE Video}}

<big>'''O'''</big>
{{OCEAN Video}}
{{Odekake Shimasho Video}}
{{OH! GIRL Video}}
{{ONE Video}}
{{ONE ON ONE Video}}
{{Out Of Control Video}}

<big>'''P'''</big>
{{Perfect Life Video}}
{{Pierrot Video}}
{{Pilgrim Video}}
{{Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure'95 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure 2000 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure 2003 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure 2008 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{Pleasure 2013 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ Video}}
{{PRAY Video}}
{{Pulse Video}}
{{Purple Pink Orange Video}}

<big>'''Q'''</big>
{{Q&A Video}}

<big>'''R'''</big>
{{Raging River Video}}
{{Real Thing Shakes Video}}
{{RED Video}}
{{RING Video}}
{{Rooftop Video}}
{{RUN Video}}

<big>'''S'''</big>
{{SAFETY LOVE Video}}
{{Samayoeru Aoi Dangan Video}}
{{Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo Video}}
{{Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai Video}}
{{Seimei Video}}
{{Seventh Heaven Video}}
{{SHINE Video}}
{{Shoudou Video}}
{{SKIN Video}}
{{SKYROCKET Video}}
{{Sore Demo Yappari Video}}
{{SPLASH! Video}}
{{Splash (English Version) Video}}
{{STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~ Video}}
{{Still Alive Video}}
{{Strings of My Soul Video}}
{{Suiren Video}}
{{SUPER LOVE SONG Video}}
{{SURFIN' 3000 GTR Video}}
{{Survive Video}}
{{Swimmer yo!! Video}}

<big>'''T'''</big>
{{Taiyou no Komachi Angel Video}}
{{The Meister Video}}
{{The Wild Wind Video}}
{{TIME Video}}
{{Time Flies Video}}
{{TINY DROPS Video}}
{{TOKYO DEVIL Video}}
{{TONIGHT(Is The Night) Video}}

<big>'''U'''</big>
{{Uchouten Video}}
{{ultra soul Video}}
{{Ultra Soul (English Version) Video}}
{{Utopia Video}}

<big>'''V'''</big>

<big>'''W'''</big>
{{WAKE UP, RIGHT NOW Video}}
{{Warp Video}}
{{Wonderful Opportunity Video}}

<big>'''X'''</big>
{{X Video}}

<big>'''Y'''</big>
{{Yami no Ame Video}}
{{Yasei no ENERGY Video}}
{{YOU & I Video}}
{{Yowai Otoko Video}}
{{Yumemi ga Oka Video}}
{{Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu Video}}

<big>'''Z'''</big>
{{ZERO Video}}
</poem>
{{col-end}}

==Songs Not Included on Home Video==
Below are songs that have not been performed on one of the band's [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] releases. A number of the songs listed here have been performed live, but were not included in the tours that have received the home video treatment. Songs listed that are part of the songs B'z has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never performed live]] are accompanied by a [[File:redx.png|10px|link=B'z Songs Never Performed Live]].

{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
<big>'''A'''</big>
{{Ai to Nikushimi no Hajimari Video}}
{{Akai Kagerou Video}}
{{Amaku Yasashii Binetsu Video}}
{{Anata Nara Kamawanai Video}}
{{Aru Hisokana Koi Video}}

<big>'''B'''</big>
{{B.U.M Video}}
{{Baby, you're my home Video}}
{{BABY MOON Video}}
{{Bad Communication E.Style Video}}
{{BIG Video}}
{{BIG MACHINE Video}}
{{Biribiri Video}}
{{Bluesy na Asa Video}}
{{Boku ni wa Kimi ga Iru Video}}
{{Boku no Tsumi Video}}
{{BOYS IN TOWN Video}}
{{BREAK THROUGH Video}}
{{BUDDY Video}}

<big>'''C'''</big>
{{CAT Video}}
{{CHANGE THE FUTURE Video}}
{{Classmate Video}}
{{Crazy Rendezvous Video}}

<big>'''D'''</big>
{{DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- Video}}
{{Dawn Runner Video}}
{{Dear my lovely pain Video}}
{{Do me Video}}
{{Doushite mo Kimi wo Ushinaitakunai Video}}
{{drive to MY WORLD Video}}

<big>'''E'''</big>

<big>'''F'''</big>
{{Fake Lips Video}}
{{farewell song Video}}
{{Fly The Flag Video}}
{{FOREVER MINE Video}}
{{FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE Video}}
{{FUSHIDARA 100% Video}}

<big>'''G'''</big>
{{GO! NUDE! GO! Video}}
{{GO-GO-GIRLS Video}}
{{Good-bye Holy Days Video}}
{{guilty Video}}
{{GUITAR KIDS RHAPSODY Video}}
{{Guitar wa Naiteiru Video}}

<big>'''H'''</big>
{{Half Tone Lady Video}}
{{HEY BROTHER Video}}
{{Hi Video}}
{{Himitsu na Futari Video}}
{{Hito Shizuku no Anata Video}}
{{hole in my heart Video}}
{{HOLY NIGHT ni Kuchizuke wo Video}}
{{Honoka Naru Hi Video}}
{{Hoshi Furu Yoru ni Sawagou Video}}
{{HURRY UP! Video}}

<big>'''I'''</big>
{{I'm in love? Video}}
{{Idome yo Hakanai Kono Toki ni Video}}
{{Ima de wa... Ima Nara... Ima mo... Video}}
{{It's not a dream Video}}
{{It's Raining... Video}}
{{I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style Video}}

<big>'''J'''</big>
{{JOY Video}}

<big>'''K'''</big>
{{Kagayaku Unmei wa Sono Te no Naka ni Video}}
{{KARA・KARA Video}}
{{Kesshou Video}}
{{Kemuri no Sekai Video}}
{{Kibou no Uta Video}}
{{Kienai Niji Video}}
{{Kimi wo Ima Dakitai Video}}
{{OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- Video}}
{{Kimi wo Tsurete Video}}
{{Kirei na Ai Jyanakutemo Video}}
{{Kirei na Namida Video}}
{{Kodoku ni Dance in vain Video}}
{{Koi Jyanakunaru Hi Video}}
{{Koko Kara Video}}
{{Komachi-Angel Red Hot Style Video}}
{{col-break}}
<big>'''L'''</big>
{{Lady-Go-Round "W-40" Style Video}}
{{LADY NAVIGATION (English) Video}}
{{LOVE & CHAIN Video}}
{{Love & Chain ~Godzilla Style~ Video}}
{{LOVING ALL NIGHT Video}}
<big>'''M'''</big>
{{Mabushii Sign Video}}
{{Magnolia Video}}
{{Makka na Silk Video}}
{{Mars Video}}
{{Miseinen Video}}
{{Mou Hanasanai Video}}
{{Mou Karimakka Video}}
{{MR. ROLLING THUNDER Video}}
{{Mugon no Promise Video}}
{{MY SAD LOVE Video}}

<big>'''N'''</big>
{{Nagare Yuku Hibi Video}}
{{Nanto Iu Shiawase Video}}
{{Narifuri Kamawazu Dakishimete Video}}
{{National Holiday Video}}
{{NEVER LET YOU GO Video}}
{{Nightbird Video}}
{{Nothing To Change Video}}

<big>'''O'''</big>
{{OFF THE LOCK Video}}
{{Ore to Omae no Atarashii Kisetsu Video}}
{{OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- Video}}

<big>'''P'''</big>

<big>'''Q'''</big>
{{Queen of Madrid Video}}
{{Queen Of The Night Video}}

<big>'''R'''</big>
{{RISKY Video}}
{{ROCK man Video}}
{{ROOTS Video}}
{{ROSY Video}}
{{Ryuusei Mask Video}}

<big>'''S'''</big>
{{Sanctuary Video}}
{{SAVE ME!? Video}}
{{Seimei Video}}
{{Shinjiru Kurai Ii Darou Video}}
{{Shiroi Hibana Video}}
{{Shoushin Video}}
{{Shower Video}}
{{SIGNAL Video}}
{{SLAVE TO THE NIGHT Video}}
{{SNOW Video}}
{{Sono Te de Furete Goran Video}}
{{Sore Demo Kimi ni wa Modorenai Video}}
{{STARDUST TRAIN Video}}
{{Suna no Hanabira Video}}
{{Sweet Lil' Devil Video}}

<big>'''T'''</big>
{{Tabi☆EVERYDAY Video}}
{{Tashika na Mono wa Yami no Naka Video}}
{{Teki ga Inakerya Video}}
{{THE BORDER Video}}
{{THE CIRCLE Video}}
{{THE GAMBLER Video}}
{{The Loose Video}}
{{The Spiral Video}}
{{Thinking of you Video}}
{{Tobira Video}}
{{Tokyo Video}}
{{Tonari de Nemurasete Video}}
{{Too Young Video}}
{{Traveling Men no Theme Video}}

<big>'''U'''</big>
{{UBU Video}}
{{Urei no GYPSY Video}}
{{Utsukushiki Sekai Video}}

<big>'''V'''</big>
{{VAMPIRE WOMAN Video}}

<big>'''W'''</big>
{{Warui Yume Video}}
{{WILD LIFE Video}}
{{WILD ROAD Video}}

<big>'''X'''</big>

<big>'''Y'''</big>
{{Yaburenu Yume wo Hikizutte Video}}
{{yokohama Video}}
{{Yoru ni Furaretemo Video}}
{{Yoru yo Akenaide Video}}
{{You pray, I stay Video}}
{{Yume no Naka de Aimashou Video}}
{{Yume no Youna Hibi Video}}
{{Yuube no Crying ~This is my truth~ Video}}

<big>'''Z'''</big>
{{col-end}}

B'z Home Videos

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'''B'z Home Videos''' are video packages released to the home market on DVD, Blu-ray, VHS, and LaserDisc. Also included are other videos made for home consumption, such as [[#Web Streams|Web Streams]] for international concerts. [[#Concert Videos|Concert Videos]] released as dedicated packages to a specific tour are all gathered under one heading. Concert footage found on [[#Bonus Discs|Bonus Discs]] included in limited editions of albums are listed in the aforementioned section instead of that of [[#Concert Videos|Concert Videos]]. Home video releases that are not dedicated concert releases or bonus discs are gathered as [[#Specialty Videos|Specialty Videos]], such as documentaries and the fanclub-exclusive official bootleg videos.

'''''For a listing of songs with each video they've appeared on, see [[B'z Songs on Home Video]]. For a listing of all songs listed by tours, see [[B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM]].'''''

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'''[[#Concert Videos|Concert Videos]]'''
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'''[[#Specialty Videos|Specialty Videos]]'''
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'''[[#Web Streams|Web Streams]]'''
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'''[[#TV Programs|TV Programs]]'''
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'''[[#Bonus Discs|Bonus Discs]]'''
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==Concert Videos==
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 <big>-HINOTORI-</big>]]''
 Q1 2019 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI- at Ajinomoto Stadium]]</big>'''
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''To Be Determined''
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 <big>"LIVE DINOSAUR"</big>]]''
 July 4, 2018 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR" at Saitama Super Arena]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Seimei/Still Alive|Seimei]]
:2. [[DINOSAUR|CHAMP]]
:3. [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]
:4. [[DINOSAUR|Haruka]]
:5. [[DINOSAUR|Rooftop]]
:6. [[FIREBALL]]
:7. [[MOTEL]]
:8. [[The 7th Blues|Akai Kawa]]
:9. [[DINOSAUR|SKYROCKET]]
:10. [[DINOSAUR|Sore Demo Yappari]]
:11. [[DINOSAUR|Itoshiki Yuurei]]
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:12. [[DINOSAUR|Yowai Otoko]]
:13. [[DINOSAUR|Purple Pink Orange]]
:14. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:15. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:16. [[DINOSAUR|Dinosaur]]
:17. [[DINOSAUR|King Of The Street]]
:18. [[Seimei/Still Alive|Fukiarenasai]]
:19. [[Seimei/Still Alive|Still Alive]]
:20. [[ultra soul]]
:21. [[BANZAI]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 <big>-EPIC NIGHT-</big>]]''
 February 24, 2016 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-#Dome Tour|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT- at Nagoya Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[RED]]
:2. [[EPIC DAY|NO EXCUSE]]
:3. [[Negai|YOU & I]]
:4. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:5. [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|HEAT]]
:6. [[EPIC DAY|Amari ni mo]]
:7. [[EPIC DAY|Exit To The Sun]]
:8. [[EPIC DAY|Black Coffee]]
:9. [[EPIC DAY|Kimi wo Ki ni Shinai Hi Nado]]
:10. [[EPIC DAY|Man Of The Match]]
:11. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
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:12. [[ZERO]] (Bluesy Version)
:13. [[GREEN|Blue Sunshine]]
:14. [[Uchouten]]
:15. [[ultra soul]]
:16. [[SURVIVE|Swimmer yo!!]]
:17. [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]
:18. [[EPIC DAY|Las Vegas]]
:19. [[EPIC DAY|EPIC DAY]]
:20. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:21. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:XXVbestcomplete.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST- (Home Video)]] [[File:XXVbestregular.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST- (Home Video)]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 <big>ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-</big>]]''
 January 29, 2014 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-#Dome Tour|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER- at Nissan Stadium]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Uchouten|Endless Summer]]
:2. [[ZERO]]
:3. [[Pleasure 2013 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2013 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
:4. [[LADY NAVIGATION]]
:5. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:6. [[Negai]]
:7. [[RUN|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]
:8. [[GOLD]]
:9. [[C'mon]]
:10. [[New Horizon|Rain]] (Tak's Solo)
:11. [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|Kakushin]]
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:12. [[IN THE LIFE|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:15. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:16. [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|Q&A]]
:17. [[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]
:18. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:19. [[girigiri chop]]
:20. [[RUN]]
:21. [[juice]]
:22. [[ultra soul]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-#Dome Tour|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER- at Aizu Fugado]]</big>''' COMPLETE EDITION
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:1. [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|Q&A]]
:2. [[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]
:3. [[LADY NAVIGATION]]
:4. [[GREEN|STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~]]
:5. [[LOOSE|Yumemi ga Oka]]
:6. [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|Utopia]]
:7. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:8. [[SURVIVE|Happiness]]
:9. [[SURVIVE|Survive]]
:10. [[RUN|Gekkou]]
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:11. Rain (Tak's Solo)
:12. [[HOME|The Wild Wind]]
:13. [[C'mon|Dead End]]
:14. [[ACTION|Perfect Life]]
:15. [[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]
:16. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:17. [[girigiri chop]]
:18. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:19. [[ALONE]]
:20. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|25th Anniversary Hall & Dome Tour Documentary]]</big>''' COMPLETE EDITION
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 <big>-ELEVEN-</big>]]''
 March 27, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN" at Seibu Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[ELEVEN|Ai no prisoner]]
:2. [[ELEVEN|Seventh Heaven]]
:3. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
:4. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:5. [[RUN|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]
:6. [[ELEVEN|Kirameku Hito]]
:7. [[ELEVEN|Kobushi wo Nigire]]
:8. [[ELEVEN|Raging River]]
:9. [[HOME]]
:10. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
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:11. [[ultra soul]]
:12. [[ultra soul|Swimmer yo 2001!!]]
:13. [[ELEVEN|TOKYO DEVIL]]
:14. [[DRAGON FROM THE WEST|SACRED FIELD~#1090 (Tak's Solo)]]
:15. [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]
:16. [[girigiri chop]]
:17. [[juice]]
:18. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:19. [[GOLD]]
:20. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 <big>-CIRCLE OF ROCK-</big>]]''
 February 27, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK" at Osaka Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[THE CIRCLE|X]]
:2. [[THE CIRCLE|Pulse]]
:3. [[Ai no Bakudan|Fever]]
:4. [[THE CIRCLE|Icarus]]
:5. [[THE CIRCLE|Aqua Blue]]
:6. [[THE CIRCLE|Suiren]]
:7. [[Don't Leave Me|Mannequin Village]]
:8. [[FIREBALL|Kanashiki dreamer]]
:9. [[THE CIRCLE|BLACK AND WHITE]]
:10. [[ALONE]]
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:11. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:12. [[MONSTER|Happy Birthday]]
:13. [[love me, I love you]]
:14. [[Negai]]
:15. [[juice]]
:16. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:17. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:18. [[OCEAN]]
:19. [[BANZAI]]
:20. [[ultra soul]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 <big>-ACTION-</big>]]''
 January 30, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION" at Nippon Gaishi Hall]]</big>'''
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:1. [[ACTION|Junjou ACTION]]
:2. [[ACTION|Kuroi Seishun]]
:3. [[ACTION|Perfect Life]]
:4. [[ACTION|ONE ON ONE]]
:5. [[ACTION|Isshinfuran]]
:6. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:7. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!|New Message]]
:8. [[IN THE LIFE|TONIGHT(Is The Night)]]
:9. [[IN THE LIFE|Wonderful Opportunity]]
:10. [[ACTION|Mangetsu yo Terase]]
:11. [[Eien no Tsubasa]]
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:12. [[ACTION|HOMETOWN BOYS' MARCH]]
:13. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni... (Acoustic Version)]]
:14. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE ~Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER~]]
:15. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:16. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:17. [[ACTION|FRICTION -LAP 2-]]
:18. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
:19. [[ACTION|Koubou]]
:20. [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]
:21. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-C'mon-</big>]]''
 May 30, 2012 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon- at Osaka Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:2. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:3. [[Don't Wanna Lie]]
:4. [[C'mon|Pilgrim]]
:5. [[BE THERE]]
:6. [[C'mon|Homebound]]
:7. [[C'mon|Boss]]
:8. [[C'mon|Meimei]]
:9. [[C'mon|DAREKA]]
:10. [[B'z (English Album)|Splash (English Version)]]
:11. [[Brotherhood]]
:12. [[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~ (Tak's Solo)]]
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:13. [[BLOWIN']]
:14. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:15. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:16. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:17. [[ZERO]]
:18. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:19. [[C'mon|The Meister]]
:20. [[C'mon]]
:21. [[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]
:22. [[ultra soul]]
:23. [[Calling]]
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''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006 & B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z LIVE <big>in Namba 2006</big> & B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-19- at Zepp Tokyo</big>]]''
 December 22, 2010 [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba at Osaka Namba Hatch]]</big>'''
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:1. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:2. [[juice]]
:3. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]
:4. [[MONSTER|Netemo Sametemo]]
:5. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:6. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:7. [[DEVIL]]
:8. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]
:9. [[MONSTER|Amadare Blues]]
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:10. [[B'z (International EP)|Home (English Version)]]
:11. [[MONSTER]]
:12. [[Shoudou]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:15. [[girigiri chop]]
:16. [[SPLASH!]]
:17. [[RUN]]
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'''<big>[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]</big>'''
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:1. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
:2. [[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]]
:3. [[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
:4. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:5. [[ultra soul]]
:6. [[Eien no Tsubasa|Lonely Stars]]
:7. [[SURVIVE|Naite Naite Nakiyandara]]
:8. [[Eien no Tsubasa]]
:9. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:10. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
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:11. [[The 7th Blues|Haru]]
:12. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]]
:13. [[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]
:14. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]]
:15. [[BANZAI]]
:16. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:17. [[RUN|Out Of Control]]
:18. [[ARIGATO]]
:19. [[The 7th Blues|Odekake Shimasho]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 <big>"Ain't No Magic"</big> at TOKYO DOME]]''
 July 28, 2010 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at Tokyo Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:2. [[MAGIC|Time Flies]]
:3. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
:4. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:5. [[MAGIC|PRAY]]
:6. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:7. [[MAGIC|TINY DROPS]]
:8. [[OCEAN]]
:9. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:10. [[MAGIC]]
:11. [[MAGIC|Mayday!]]
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:12. [[love me, I love you]]
:13. [[ultra soul]]
:14. [[The 7th Blues|LOVE IS DEAD]]
:15. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:16. [[MAGIC|Freedom Train]]
:17. [[MAGIC|Dare ni mo Ienee]]
:18. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]]
:19. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:20. [[MAGIC|long time no see]]
:21. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]
:22. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 <big>-GLORY DAYS-</big>'']]
 February 25, 2009 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 December 22, 2010 [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- at Nissan Stadium]]</big>'''
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:1. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"|BAD COMMUNICATION -ULTRA Pleasure Style-]]
:2. [[ultra soul]]
:3. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:4. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|BLOWIN' -ULTRA Treasure Style-]]
:5. [[Negai]]
:6. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:7. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]
:8. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:9. [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]
:10. [[Don't Leave Me]]
:11. [[OCEAN]]
:12. [[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]
:13. [[B'z#1988-1994:. Rise to Prominence|Oh! Darling (The Beatles Cover)]]
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:14. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]
:15. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|Itsuka Mata Koko de]]
:16. [[girigiri chop|ONE]]
:17. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:18. [[ZERO]]
:19. [[juice]]
:20. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:21. [[BANZAI]]
:22. [[Brotherhood]]
:23. [[girigiri chop]]
:24. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|Glory Days]]
:25. [[RUN]]
:26. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"|Pleasure 2008 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~|B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure <big>~Typhoon No.20~</big>'']]
 December 10, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]</big>'''
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:1. [[FIREBALL]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:2. [[Pleasure 2000 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2000]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:3. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:4. [[BLOWIN']] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"|LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]
:5. [[BE THERE]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:6. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-|LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
:7. [[Don't Leave Me]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"|LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]
:8. [[Negai]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:9. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:10. [[SURVIVE|DEEP KISS]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:11. [[Real Thing Shakes]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:12. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:13. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:14. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:15. [[Calling]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
{{col-break}}
:16. [[RING]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:17. [[MOTEL]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"|LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]
:18. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:19. [[ultra soul|Swimmer yo 2001!!]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:20. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:21. [[ZERO]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:22. [[Liar! Liar!]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:23. [[juice]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
:24. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:25. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:26. [[ultra soul]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
:27. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-|LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
:28. [[Hadashi no Megami]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:29. [[BANZAI]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
:30. [[RUN]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~|Bonuses]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|"Spirit LOOSE" Opening Movie]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:2. [[#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:3. [[Hana]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:4. [[Magma|Fuusen]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:5. [[Tooku Made]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-|LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
{{col-break}}
:6. [[SURVIVE|Dattara Agechaeyo]] — [[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"|SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]]
:7. [[Brotherhood|SKIN]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"|LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]]
:8. [[Logic]] — [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"|SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]
:9. [[GREEN|STAY GREEN]] — [[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"|SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]]
:10. [[juice]] (3 CAM) — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:bzliveinnamba.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE <big>in Namba</big>'']]
 February 28, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba at Osaka Namba Hatch]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:2. [[juice]]
:3. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]
:4. [[MONSTER|Netemo Sametemo]]
:5. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:6. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:7. [[DEVIL]]
:8. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]
:9. [[MONSTER|Amadare Blues]]
{{col-break}}
:10. [[B'z (International EP)|Home (English Version)]]
:11. [[MONSTER]]
:12. [[Shoudou]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:15. [[girigiri chop]]
:16. [[SPLASH!]]
:17. [[RUN]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:monsterbluray.jpg|x160px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 <big>"MONSTER'S GARAGE"</big>'']]
 December 20, 2006 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 December 22, 2010 [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" at Tokyo Dome]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:2. [[juice]]
:3. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]
:4. [[MONSTER|Netemo Sametemo]]
:5. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:6. [[MONSTER|Koi no Summer Session]]
:7. [[SPLASH!|MVP]]
:8. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:9. [[ultra soul]]
:10. [[MONSTER|Amadare Blues]]
{{col-break}}
:11. [[MONSTER|Happy Birthday]] (Acoustic Version)
:12. [[OCEAN]]
:13. [[MONSTER|MONSTER]]
:14. [[Shoudou]]
:15. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:16. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:17. [[SPLASH!]]
:18. [[MONSTER|Ashita Mata Hi ga Noboru Nara]]
:19. [[girigiri chop]]
:20. [[RUN]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|OFF LIMITS ~How Two Men Made a Monster~]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
Full length documentary following B'z as they rehearse and prepare for [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]].
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:typhoonno15dvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME" in Nagisaen~]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure <big>"IT'S SHOWTIME!!"</big> in Nagisaen~'']]
 February 25, 2004 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME" at Nagisaen]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]]
:2. [[Pleasure 2003 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure 2003 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
:3. [[BLOWIN']]
:4. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:5. [[IN THE LIFE|Wonderful Opportunity]]
:6. [[Yasei no ENERGY]]
:7. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:8. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:9. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE ~Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER~]]
:10. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:11. [[Brotherhood]]
:12. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
{{col-break}}
:13. [[RUN|Gekkou]]
:14. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:15. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:16. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:17. [[ZERO]]
:18. [[juice]]
:19. [[ultra soul]]
:20. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:21. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:22. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]
:23. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:24. [[RUN]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|The Days of Pleasure]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
Full length documentary covering B'z and their preparations for the [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] hall tour and grand finale at [[Nagisaen]] throughout the year 2003.
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:abeautifulreeldvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~</big> '']]
 November 27, 2002 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~" at Nissan Stadium]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[GREEN|GO★FIGHT★WIN]]
:2. [[GREEN|STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~]]
:3. [[ZERO]]
:4. [[love me, I love you]]
:5. [[GREEN|Warp]]
:6. [[GREEN|SURFIN' 3000GTR]]
:7. [[GREEN|Blue Sunshine]]
:8. [[Hana|Koi Uta]] (Tak's Solo)
:9. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
:10. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
{{col-break}}
:11. [[DEVIL]]
:12. [[GREEN|Everlasting]]
:13. [[FIREBALL]]
:14. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:15. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:16. [[girigiri chop]]
:17. [[ultra soul]]
:18. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
:19. [[juice]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll" San Diego - Los Angeles - Tokyo ]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
Documentary featuring behind-the-scenes and live footage of B'z embarking on their first American tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]].
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:brotherhooddvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~|once upon a time in Yokohama <big>~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~</big>'']]
 August 2, 2000 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 March 14, 2001 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" at Nissan Stadium]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[girigiri chop]]
:2. [[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]
:3. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:4. [[HOME]]
:5. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
:7. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]]
:8. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
:9. [[Brotherhood|SKIN]]
:10. [[Brotherhood|SHINE]]
{{col-break}}
:11. [[Calling]]
:12. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|FREEWAY JAM]]
:13. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:14. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:15. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:16. [[ZERO]]
:17. [[girigiri chop|ONE]]
:18. [[RUN]]
:19. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:20. [[Brotherhood]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~|Bonuses]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[SURVIVE|Swimmer yo!!]] from [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:2. [[Tooku Made]] (Koshi's Solo) — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
:3. [[KNOCKIN' "T" AROUND|GO FURTHER]] (Tak's Solo) — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
{{col-end}}
|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:buzzdvd.jpg|x160px|border|link="BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[["BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE| <big>"BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE</big>'']]
 January 1, 1996 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 March 14, 2001 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!" at Chiba Marine Stadium]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[BLOWIN']]
:2. [[Pleasure'95 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure'95 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
:3. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:4. [[love me, I love you]]
:5. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:6. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:7. [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
{{col-break}}
:8. [[Don't Leave Me]]
:9. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:10. [[Negai]]
:11. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:12. [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]
:13. [[ZERO]]
:14. [[ALONE]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|Bonuses]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]] — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
:2. [[Hadashi no Megami]] — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:liveripperdvd.jpg|x160px|border|link=LIVE RIPPER]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[LIVE RIPPER| <big>LIVE RIPPER</big>'']]
 December 9, 1993 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px]]
 March 14, 2001 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER" at Nagisaen]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. Introduction [[RUN|~Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai~]]
:2. [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]
:3. [[ZERO]]
:4. [[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]
:5. [[BLOWIN'|TIME]]
:6. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite|STAY TONIGHT]]
:7. [[RUN|Gekkou]]
{{col-break}}
:8. [[Wanna Go Home]] (Tak's Solo)
:9. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]]
:10. [[RUN|Kairaku no Heya]]
:11. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:12. [[BLOWIN']]
:13. [[RUN]]
:14. [[THE CHANGING|ONE FOR THE ROAD]]
{{col-end}}
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|Bonuses]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
: [[RUN|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]] — [[File:DVD.jpg|x11px|link=]] '''ONLY'''
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:justanotherlifevhs.jpg|x160px|border|link=JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE| <big>JUST ANOTHER LIFE</big>'']]
 December 11, 1991 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91" at Osaka Rainbow Hall & Nippon Budokan]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]
:2. [[LADY NAVIGATION]]
:3. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]]
:4. [[MARS|Loving All Night]]
:5. [[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]
:6. [[OFF THE LOCK|SAFETY LOVE]]
:7. [['88~Love Story/Love Ya|Love Ya]] (Tak's Solo)
{{col-break}}
:8. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]
:9. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:10. [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]
:11. [[LADY NAVIGATION|Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]
:12. [[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
:13. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
{{col-end}}
|-
|}

==Specialty Videos==
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|-
! width="11%"| Cover
! width="28%"| Home Video
! width="55%"| Contents
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:officialbootleg2008dvd.jpg|x203px|border|link=B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure <big>~Typhoon No.20~</big>]]''
 September 21, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
Mailed exclusively to members of [[B'z PARTY]] for the band's 20th anniversary. As with the [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|earlier official bootleg]], the video primarily consists of backstage and behind-the-scenes footage from the band's history. However, given that this commemorates ten more years of the band's history, it contains footage not only from their first ten years but also from 1999-2008. Footage from 1988-1998 contains some footage also seen in the earlier bootleg but also with new footage and excerpts not previously included. Unlike the earlier video, however, B'z do not commentate throughout and instead have a detailed special interview that bookends the compilation.
|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:truemeaningofbrotherhooddvd.jpg|x203px|border|link=The true meaning of "Brotherhood"?]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[The true meaning of "Brotherhood"?| <big>The true meaning of "Brotherhood"?</big>]]''
 December 8, 1999 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
 March 14, 2001 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
!style="text-align:left; font-weight:normal; background:#f9f9f9; font-size:9pt; padding:8px 8px 8px 8px;"|
The first full-length documentary film that B'z released for home consumption. The video contains a great deal of in-depth interviews and behind-the-scenes footage from the 1999 sessions that resulted in the ''[[Brotherhood]]'' album. Additionally, the documentary showcases rehearsals for [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]] and its auxiliary showings, containing clips and glimpses therein from various nights from throughout the lengthy tour.
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. 1999 Key Word
:2. February Cross Bone Lounge Pre-Production
:3. February Tokyo Recording
:4. February Osaka Recording
:5. April Los Angeles Recording
:6. June Tokyo Live Rehearsal
:7. June Sapporo Live Rehearsal
{{col-break}}
:8. 6.30 SHOWCASE "B'zepp"in Zepp Sapporo
:9. July LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"
:10. August LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" Intermission
:11. 8.28-29 LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" in Yokohama
:12. September LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -EXTRA-
:13. 9.25 LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -EXTRA- Finale in Kyoto
{{col-end}}
|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:officialbootlegvhs.jpg|x180px|border|link=B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG]]
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
''[[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|B'z <big>OFFICIAL BOOTLEG</big>]]''
 September 21, 1998 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]]
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Mailed exclusively to members of [[B'z PARTY]] for the band's 10th anniversary. The video contains highlights of select performances and behind the scenes moments from the band's history to that time, including material never before witnessed elsewhere. Uniquely, the video features picture-in-picture commentary from B'z throughout for most of its segments. The content ranges from otherwise unreleased [[LIVE-GYM]] footage, particularly from their early tours that have never been released in full on home video, as well as clips from their music videos along with behind-the-scenes footage in many cases. Additionally, a number of noteworthy MC sessions are highlighted and sampled from throughout the band's history. Most of the included performances are in lengthy clip form, though none are of complete length.
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:filmriskyvhs.jpg|x180px|border|link=FILM RISKY]]
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''[[FILM RISKY| <big>FILM RISKY</big>]]''
 December 16, 1990 [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px]]
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The first home video release by B'z. The video is a series of music videos shot specifically for the occasion in both New York and London. As the title implies, it mostly concerns songs from their 1990 album ''[[RISKY]]''.
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:1. [[WICKED BEAT|BAD COMMUNICATION E.STYLE]]
:2. [[RISKY]]
:3. [[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
:4. [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]]
:5. [[RISKY|Easy Come, Easy Go! -RISKY STYLE-]]
:6. [[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]
:7. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...|GUITAR KIDS RHAPSODY CAMDEN LOCK STYLE]]
:8. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]
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==Web Streams==
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:2012logo.png|x145px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 <big>-Into Free-</big>]]''
 October 7, 2012
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- in Los Angeles]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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:1. [[B'z (English Album)|Love Bomb]] ☆
:2. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
:3. [[B'z (English Album)|Ultra Soul]] ☆
:4. [[B'z (English Album)|Splash]] ☆
:5. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]] ☆
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
:7. [[MOTEL]]
:8. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]
:9. [[ZERO]]
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:10. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
:11. [[Negai]]
:12. [[Into Free -Dangan-]] ☆
:13. [[B'z (English Album)|Juice]] ☆
:14. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:15. [[Shoudou]]
:16. [[B'z (International EP)|Home]] ☆
:17. [[BLOWIN']]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:livegym2011longtimenoseeSS.jpg|x145px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-long time no see-</big>]]''
 July 24, 2011
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see- in Los Angeles]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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:1. [[Into Free -Dangan-]] ☆
:2. [[B'z (English Album)|Juice]] ☆
:3. [[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]] ☆
:4. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
:5. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:6. [[B'z (International EP)|Home]] ☆
:7. [[OCEAN]]
:8. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:9. [[Calling]]
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:10. [[love me, I love you]]
:11. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:12. [[B'z (English Album)|Splash]] ☆
:13. [[Brotherhood (English Version) (Lyrics)|Brotherhood]] ☆
:14. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:15. [[girigiri chop]]
:16. [[BANZAI]]
:17. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:18. [[ultra soul]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:networklive.JPG|x65px|link=B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]
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''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|Network LIVE in Japan <big>B'z Premium Live</big>]]''
 September 1, 2006
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN at Osaka Namba Hatch]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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:1. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:2. [[juice]]
:3. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]
:4. [[MONSTER|Netemo Sametemo]]
:5. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:6. [[Real Thing Shakes]] ☆
:7. [[DEVIL]] ☆
:8. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]] ☆
:9. [[MONSTER|Amadare Blues]]
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:10. [[B'z (International EP)|Home]] ☆
:11. [[MONSTER]]
:12. [[Shoudou]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:15. [[girigiri chop]]
:16. [[SPLASH!]]
:17. [[RUN]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:livegym2003banzai.jpg|x95px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"</big>]]''
 October 23, 2003
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA" in Los Angeles]]</big>'''
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:1. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]]
:2. [[BLOWIN']]
:3. [[Yasei no ENERGY]]
:4. [[BIG MACHINE|WAKE UP, RIGHT NOW]]
:5. [[MOTEL]]
:6. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:7. [[The 7th Blues|LOVE IS DEAD]]
:8. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:9. [[Brotherhood]]
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:10. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
:11. [[love me, I love you]]
:12. [[Brotherhood|F･E･A･R]]
:13. [[ZERO]]
:14. [[juice]]
:15. [[ultra soul]]
:16. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:17. [[BIG MACHINE|Hakanai Diamond]]
:18. [[girigiri chop]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:livegym2002california.jpg|x45px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]
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''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"Rock n' California Roll"</big>]]''
 September 24, 2002
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll" in Los Angeles]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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:1. [[GREEN|GO★FIGHT★WIN]]
:2. [[GREEN|STAY GREEN ~Mijuku na Tabi wa Tomaranai~]]
:3. [[ZERO]]
:4. [[love me, I love you]]
:5. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
:6. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:7. [[GREEN|SURFIN' 3000GTR]]
:8. [[GREEN|Blue Sunshine]]
:9. [[Hana|Koi Uta]] (Tak's Solo)
:10. [[DEVIL]] ☆
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:11. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~|Logic]] ☆
:12. [[Calling]]
:13. [[FIREBALL]]
:14. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:15. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:16. [[girigiri chop]]
:17. [[ultra soul]]
:18. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
:19. [[juice]]
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==TV Programs==
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:tvasahidreamfestival2015.png|border|x145px|link=TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]
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''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015|TV Asahi <big>Dream Festival 2015</big>]]''
 January 30, 2016 Aired on CS TV Asahi
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'''<big>[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015|TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]</big>'''
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# [[Hadashi no Megami]]
# [[ultra soul]]
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==Bonus Discs==
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! width="28%"| Home Video
! width="55%"| Contents
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:DINOSAUR Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=DINOSAUR]]
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''[[DINOSAUR|DINOSAUR <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 November 29, 2017 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
:2. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:3. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:4. [[Uchouten]]
:5. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:6. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:7. [[Seimei/Still Alive|Still Alive]]
:8. [[Shoudou]]
:9. [[juice]]
:10. [[girigiri chop]]
:11. [[ultra soul]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg|border|x145px|link=DINOSAUR]]
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''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX|B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 August 30, 2017 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX#B'z LIVE-GYM COLLECTION DVD set|B'z LIVE-GYM COLLECTION]]</big>'''
 Special live compilation included in all copies of ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]'' compiling classic performances for all of the included singles through 2015's "[[RED]]". The set also featured the home video debuts of the three singles below.
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: <big>'''''54 total performances included with the following released for the first time:'''''</big>
: [[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
: [[LADY-GO-ROUND]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"]]
: [[May]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:Seimei Still Alive Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=Seimei/Still Alive]]
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''[[Seimei/Still Alive|Seimei/Still Alive <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 14, 2017 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
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{{col-break}}
:1. [[Seimei/Still Alive]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:RED Full Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=RED]]
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''[[RED|RED <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 10, 2015 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
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:1. [[RED]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:EPIC DAY Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=EPIC DAY]]
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''[[EPIC DAY|EPIC DAY <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 March 4, 2015 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA at Osaka Jo Hall]]</big>'''
 ☆ English version or original English song
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{{col-break}}
:1. [[B'z (English Album)|Love Bomb]] ☆
:2. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
:3. [[B'z (English Album)|Ultra Soul]] ☆
:4. [[B'z (English Album)|Splash]] ☆
:5. [[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]] ☆
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
:7. [[MOTEL]]
:8. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]
:9. [["Itoshii Hito yo" Good Night...|Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]
:10. [[ZERO]]
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:11. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
:12. [[Negai]]
:13. [[Into Free -Dangan-]] ☆
:14. [[B'z (English Album)|Juice]] ☆
:15. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:16. [[Shoudou]]
:17. [[B'z (International EP)|Home]] ☆
:18. [[HEAT]]
:19. [[BLOWIN']]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:Uchouten Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=Uchouten]]
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''[[Uchouten|Uchouten <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 January 14, 2015 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]</big>'''
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:1. [[ACTION|Kuroi Seishun]]
:2. [[Yasei no ENERGY]]
:3. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:4. [[ACTION|ONE ON ONE]]
:5. [[The 7th Blues|Yami no Ame]]
:6. [[Brotherhood|SKIN]]
:7. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:8. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]]
:9. [[BANZAI]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:bestB.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]
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''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012 <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 12, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Videos]]</big>'''
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:1. [[girigiri chop]]
:2. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
:3. [[May]]
:4. [[juice]]
:5. [[RING]]
:6. [[ultra soul]]
:7. [[GOLD]]
:8. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
:9. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
:10. [[Yasei no ENERGY]]
:11. [[BANZAI]]
:12. [[ARIGATO]]
:13. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:14. [[OCEAN]]
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:15. [[Shoudou]]
:16. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
:17. [[SPLASH!]]
:18. [[Eien no Tsubasa]]
:19. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
:20. [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]
:21. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:22. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:23. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
:24. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:25. [[Don't Wanna Lie]]
:26. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
:27. [[Q&A (Lyrics)|Q&A]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:bestA.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]
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''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 12, 2013 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Videos]]</big>'''
'''NOTE''': Singles without dedicated music videos had live performances substituted
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:1. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]
:2. [[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]
:3. [[LADY-GO-ROUND]]
:4. [[BE THERE]]
:5. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
:7. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"|LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"]]
:8. [[LADY NAVIGATION]]
:9. [[ALONE]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"|LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]]
:10. [[BLOWIN']] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:11. [[ZERO]]
:12. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:13. [[Hadashi no Megami]]
:14. [[Don't Leave Me]]
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:15. [[MOTEL]]
:16. [[Negai]]
:17. [[love me, I love you]]
:18. [[LOVE PHANTOM]]
:19. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
:20. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:21. [[Real Thing Shakes]]
:22. [[FIREBALL]]
:23. [[Calling]]
:24. [[Liar! Liar!]]
:25. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:26. [[HOME]]
:27. [[HEAT (Lyrics)|HEAT]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:Gfib Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
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''[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-|GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku- <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 April 4, 2012 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
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:1. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
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'''<big>[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE|Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE at SHIBUYA-AX]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:2. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
:3. [[Liar! Liar!]]
{{col-end}}
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:C'mon.jpg|border|x145px|link=C'mon]]
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''[[C'mon|C'mon <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 July 27, 2011 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[C'mon]]
:2. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
:3. [[Don't Wanna Lie]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:49s.jpg|border|x145px|link=Don't Wanna Lie]]
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''[[Don't Wanna Lie|Don't Wanna Lie <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 1, 2011 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Don't Wanna Lie]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:Sayokizu Cover.jpg|border|x145px|link=Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
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''[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo|Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 April 13, 2011 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
{{col-begin}}
{{col-break}}
:1. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
{{col-end}}
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:MAGIC.jpg|border|x145px|link=MAGIC]]
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''[[MAGIC|MAGIC <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 November 18, 2009 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[MAGIC|Magical Backstage Tour 2009]]</big>''' 
Full-length documentary following B'z as they record their 17th studio album, ''[[MAGIC]]'', as well as shoot the three singles' music videos and embark on [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]]. Additionally, the documentary includes three full performances from [[SUMMER SONIC 09]].
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'''<big>[[SUMMER SONIC 09]]</big>'''
:1. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
:2. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
:3. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:MLT.jpg|border|x145px|link=MY LONELY TOWN]]
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''[[MY LONELY TOWN|MY LONELY TOWN <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 October 14, 2009 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z Music Videos|Full Music Video]]</big>'''
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:1. [[MY LONELY TOWN]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:ULTRATreasure.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]
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''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure" <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 September 17, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]</big>'''
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:1. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
:2. [[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]]
:3. [[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]
:4. [[Ai no Bakudan]]
:5. [[ultra soul]]
:6. [[Eien no Tsubasa|Lonely Stars]]
:7. [[SURVIVE|Naite Naite Nakiyandara]]
:8. [[Eien no Tsubasa]]
:9. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
:10. [[Brotherhood|Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe]]
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:11. [[The 7th Blues|Haru]]
:12. [[Brotherhood|Nagai Ai]]
:13. [[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]
:14. [[BIG MACHINE|Arakure]]
:15. [[BANZAI]]
:16. [[MONSTER|ALL-OUT ATTACK]]
:17. [[RUN|Out Of Control]]
:18. [[ARIGATO]]
:19. [[The 7th Blues|Odekake Shimasho]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]
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''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"|B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure" <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 June 18, 2008 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"|Premium Live DVD]]</big>'''
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:1. [[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:2. [[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:3. [[The 7th Blues|Odekake Shimasho]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"|LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]
:4. [[love me, I love you]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:5. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:6. [[Calling]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:7. [[LOVE PHANTOM]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:8. [[GOLD]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:9. [[Don't Leave Me]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:10. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:44s.jpg|border|x145px|link=SUPER LOVE SONG]]
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''[[SUPER LOVE SONG|SUPER LOVE SONG <big>Bonus Disc</big>]]''
 October 3, 2007 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]</big>'''
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:1. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:yellow splash.jpg|border|x72px|link=SPLASH!]][[File:blue splash.jpg|border|x72px|link=SPLASH!]][[File:green splash.jpg|border|x72px|link=SPLASH!]]
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''[[SPLASH!|SPLASH! <big>Bonus Discs</big>]]''
 June 7, 2006 [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
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'''<big>[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK" at Osaka Dome]]</big>'''
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:1. [[THE CIRCLE|Fever]] — '''YELLOW'''

:2. [[THE CIRCLE|Pulse]] — '''BLUE'''

:3. [[Ai no Bakudan]] — '''GREEN'''
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!style="valign:center; background:white"|[[File:PleasureII.jpg|border|x145px|link=B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]
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''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"|B'z The Best "Pleasure II" <big>Bonus Downloads</big>]]''
 November 30, 2005
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'''<big>[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"|B'z/iTunes Custom Cards]]</big>'''
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:1. [[HOME]] — '''GREEN''' — [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -EXTRA-]]

:2. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] — '''YELLOW''' — [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]

:3. [[ultra soul]] — '''PINK''' — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]

:4. [[OCEAN]] — '''BLUE''' — [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
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B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX

2018-06-24T11:05:56Z

Jd-:

{{Infobox Album |
| Name = B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX
| Type = Compilation
| Artist = [[B'z]]
| Cover = B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg
| Released = August 30, 2017 ("Black Edition") December 20, 2017 ("Trailer Ed.")
| Genre = Rock
| Recorded = 1988-2017
| Length = 53 Discs (8 Hours, 25 Minutes)
| Label = Vermillion Records
| Producer = Tak Matsumoto
| Last album = '''9th Best-of''' [[File:bestB.jpg|link=|border|65px|right]] ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]'' (2013)
| This album = '''10th Best-of''' [[File:B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX.jpg|link=|border|60px|right]] '''''B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX''''' (2017)
| Next album =
}}

'''''B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX''''' is a premium physical collection of the band's first fifty-three [[B'z Singles|singles]] and all associated B-sides, with a total of 117 songs included over 53 individual discs. The singles included range from 1988's debut single "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" through the June 2017 release "[[Seimei/Still Alive]]", with the latter and its two preceding singles—"[[RED]]" and "[[Uchouten]]"—being collected for the first time. Additionally, the set comes with a pair of DVDs compiling many of the band's most memorable moments and some unreleased material, with one performance included for every single through the aforementioned "[[RED]]". Several B-sides are available here in a physical collection for the first time, including many of the band's oldest ranging from "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite|Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~]]" to "[[Don't Leave Me|Mannequin Village]]", "[[Yasei no ENERGY|Tabi☆EVERYDAY]]", "[[BANZAI|Magnolia]]", and "[[Eien no Tsubasa|Lonely Stars]]".

This collection includes the normal edition of the "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" single, omitting the two alternative versions of the lead single only available on the limited edition. In addition, "[[Don't Wanna Lie|Don't Wanna Lie -Ballad Version-]]" has also been omitted from this collection, since it was only available as an exclusive mail-order CD at the time of its release. Special bonus DVD content available on limited editions of certain singles, such as B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI included with their fifty-first single "[[Uchouten]]", are also unavailable in this collection.

The box set comes in two editions: a mass-market "Black Edition" for 50,000 yen and a 7-Eleven Japan exclusive "Trailer Edition" for 70,000 yen that requires reservation five months ahead of delivery as each one is being made-to-order. The two packages weigh 6kg and 8kg respectively, making them by far the largest packages B'z has ever brought to retail as well as the most expensive.

The cover art in the "Black Edition" has each been refreshed with golden-colored discs inside of LP vinyl-sized folders. Much like their respective packaging, the discs themselves are printed differently with each edition as well with the "Trailer Edition" discs being black and having individual hard cases for each single. The "Black Edition" comes packed with a 100-page lyric book of similar dimensions to the overall package, while the "Trailer Edition" comes with a different, tailored 117-page book of the same sort.

A pair of special live promotions hailed as [[7-Eleven presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]] were also announced to take place immediately prior to [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]]: one at [[Zepp Tokyo]] on December 5 and another at [[Zepp Osaka Bayside]] on December 7. Entrance to the shows was announced to be determined by lottery following reservations of the "Trailer Edition" of ''B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX'' at 7-Eleven locations beginning in September. Each show was limited to 2,500 people with each winner receiving a pair of tickets. This was to be the fourth such showing of its kind, following 2011's [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE]], 2012's [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]] which also ran for two dates, and 2013's [[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]].

Notably, a similar release was made available exclusively on the Japanese iTunes service in 2005 entitled ''[[The Complete B'z]]'', which served as the band's digital debut and contained six exclusive tracks—all since rendered unavailable—including their [[This Love (Lyrics)|Japanese cover of "This Love"]] originally by American band Maroon 5.

Upon release, ''B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX'' in its "Black Edition" sold roughly 5,000 copies and ranked at number eight on the Weekly Oricon Album chart. Due to the nature of its release, no release message was prepared by B'z ahead of time for the [[B'z Official Website|official website]]. Sales of the "Trailer Edition" are not available due to being exclusively available for order from 7-Eleven stores in Japan.

== Track listing ==
All music and guitar by [[Tak Matsumoto]]. All lyrics and vocals by [[Koshi Inaba]].

'''★''' First time collected in a compilation

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{| class="wikitable" border="0" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; align: top; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] (1988)
|-
|[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite (Lyrics)|Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]
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|[[Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~ (Lyrics)|Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]] (1989)
|-
|[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai (Lyrics)|Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]
|-
|[[SAFETY LOVE (Lyrics)|SAFETY LOVE]] '''★''' (Collected on unofficial compilation ''[[Flash Back -B'z Early Special Titles-]]'')
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[LADY-GO-ROUND]] (1990)
|-
|[[LADY-GO-ROUND (Lyrics)|LADY-GO-ROUND]]
|-
|[[Love & Chain (Lyrics)|LOVE & CHAIN]] '''★''' (Collected on unofficial compilation ''[[Flash Back -B'z Early Special Titles-]]'')
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[BE THERE]] (1990)
|-
|[[BE THERE (Lyrics)|BE THERE]]
|-
|[[Hoshi Furu Yoru ni Sawagou (Lyrics)|Hoshi Furu Yoru ni Sawagou]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] (1990)
|-
|[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel (Lyrics)|Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
|-
|[[Good-bye Holy Days (Lyrics)|Good-bye Holy Days]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] (1990)
|-
|[[Easy Come, Easy Go! (Lyrics)|Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
|-
|[[GO! NUDE! GO! (Lyrics)|GO! NUDE! GO!]] '''★'''
|}

|-
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...|"Itoshii Hito yo" Good night...]] (1990)
|-
|[["Itoshii Hito yo" Good night... (Lyrics)|"Itoshii Hito yo" Good night... ]]
|-
|[[GUITAR KIDS RHAPSODY (Lyrics)|GUITAR KIDS RHAPSODY CAMDEN LOCK STYLE]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[LADY NAVIGATION]] (1991)
|-
|[[LADY NAVIGATION (Lyrics)|LADY NAVIGATION]]
|-
|[[Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~ (Lyrics)|Pleasure'91 ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[ALONE]] (1991)
|-
|[[ALONE (Lyrics)|ALONE]]
|-
|[[GO-GO-GIRLS (Lyrics)|GO-GO-GIRLS]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[BLOWIN']] (1992)
|-
|[[BLOWIN' (Lyrics)|BLOWIN']]
|-
|[[TIME (Lyrics)|TIME]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[ZERO]] (1992)
|-
|[[ZERO (Lyrics)|ZERO]]
|-
|[[Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO) (Lyrics)|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]] (1993)
|-
|[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai (Lyrics)|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]
|-
|[[JOY (Lyrics)|JOY]] '''★''' (Remix included on ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]'')
|}
|-
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Hadashi no Megami]] (1993)
|-
|[[Hadashi no Megami (Lyrics)|Hadashi no Megami]]
|-
|[[KARA・KARA (Lyrics)|KARA・KARA]] '''★''' (Remix included on ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]'')
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Don't Leave Me]] (1994)
|-
|[[Don't Leave Me (Lyrics)|Don't Leave Me]]
|-
|[[Mannequin Village (Lyrics)|Mannequin Village]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[MOTEL]] (1994)
|-
|[[MOTEL (Lyrics)|MOTEL]]
|-
|[[hole in my heart (Lyrics)|hole in my heart]] '''★''' (Remix included on ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]'')
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Negai]] (1995)
|-
|[[Negai (Lyrics)|Negai]]
|-
|[[YOU & I (Lyrics)|YOU & I]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[love me, I love you]] (1995)
|-
|[[love me, I love you (Lyrics)|love me, I love you]]
|-
|[[Tokyo (Lyrics)|Tokyo]] '''★''' (Remix included on ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]'')
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[LOVE PHANTOM]] (1995)
|-
|[[LOVE PHANTOM (Lyrics)|LOVE PHANTOM]]
|-
|[[FUSHIDARA 100% (Lyrics)|FUSHIDARA 100%]]
|}

|-
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara/MOVE]] (1996)
|-
|[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~ (Lyrics)|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
|-
|[[MOVE (Lyrics)|MOVE]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Real Thing Shakes]] (1996)
|-
|[[Real Thing Shakes (Lyrics)|Real Thing Shakes]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[FIREBALL]] (1997)
|-
|[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)|FIREBALL]]
|-
|[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)|Kanashiki dreamer]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Calling]] (1997)
|-
|[[Calling (Lyrics)|Calling]]
|-
|[[GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER- (Lyrics)|Gimme your love (Live at Tokyo Dome)]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Liar! Liar!]] (1997)
|-
|[[Liar! Liar! (Lyrics)|Liar! Liar!]]
|-
|[[Biribiri (Lyrics)|Biribiri]] '''★''' (Remix included on ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]'')
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] (1998)
|-
|[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan (Lyrics)|Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
|-
|[[Hi (Lyrics)|Hi]]
|}
|-
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[HOME]] (1998)
|-
|[[HOME (Lyrics)|HOME]]
|-
|[[The Wild Wind (Lyrics)|The Wild Wind]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[girigiri chop]] (1999)
|-
|[[girigiri chop (Lyrics)|girigiri chop]]
|-
|[[ONE (Lyrics)|ONE]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] (2000)
|-
|[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni (Lyrics)|Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
|-
|[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite (Lyrics)|Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite -Mixture style-]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[May]] (2000)
|-
|[[May (Lyrics)|May]]
|-
|[[You pray, I stay (Lyrics)|You pray, I stay]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[juice]] (2000)
|-
|[[juice (Lyrics)|juice]]
|-
|[[UBU (Lyrics)|UBU]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[RING]] (2000)
|-
|[[RING (Lyrics)|RING]]
|-
|[[guilty (Lyrics)|guilty]] '''★'''
|}
|-
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[ultra soul]] (2001)
|-
|[[ultra soul (Lyrics)|ultra soul]]
|-
|[[Swimmer yo!! (Lyrics)|Swimmer yo!! 2001]] '''★''' (Original collected on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'')
|-
|[[ROCK man (Lyrics)|ROCK man]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[GOLD]] (2001)
|-
|[[GOLD (Lyrics)|GOLD]]
|-
|[[ultra soul (Lyrics)|ultra soul ~Splash Style~]] '''★''' (Original included on [[B'z Albums#Compilation Albums|numerous compilations]])
|-
|[[Makka na Silk (Lyrics)|Makka na Silk]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]] (2002)
|-
|[[Atsuki Kodou no Hate (Lyrics)|Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
|-
|[[Yoru yo Akenaide (Lyrics)|Yoru yo Akenaide]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Idome yo Hakanai Kono Toki ni (Lyrics)|Idome yo Hakanai Kono Toki ni]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[IT'S SHOWTIME|IT'S SHOWTIME ! !]] (2003)
|-
|[[IT'S SHOWTIME!! (Lyrics)|IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
|-
|[[New Message (Lyrics)|New Message]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Yasei no ENERGY]] (2003)
|-
|[[Yasei no ENERGY (Lyrics)|Yasei no ENERGY]]
|-
|[[Tabi☆EVERYDAY (Lyrics)|Tabi☆EVERYDAY]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[BANZAI]] (2004)
|-
|[[BANZAI (Lyrics)|BANZAI]]
|-
|[[Magnolia (Lyrics)|Magnolia]] '''★'''
|}
|-
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[ARIGATO]] (2004)
|-
|[[ARIGATO (Lyrics)|ARIGATO]]
|-
|[[Kagayaku Unmei wa Sono Te no Naka ni (Lyrics)|Kagayaku Unmei wa Sono Te no Naka ni]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Mou Hanasanai (Lyrics)|Mou Hanasanai]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Ai no Bakudan]] (2005)
|-
|[[Ai no Bakudan (Lyrics)|Ai no Bakudan]]
|-
|[[Fever (Lyrics)|Fever]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Amaku Yasashii Binetsu (Lyrics)|Amaku Yasashii Binetsu]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[OCEAN]] (2005)
|-
|[[OCEAN (Lyrics)|OCEAN]]
|-
|[[Narifuri Kamawazu Dakishimete (Lyrics)|Narifuri Kamawazu Dakishimete]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Dear my lovely pain (Lyrics)|Dear my lovely pain]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Shoudou]] (2006)
|-
|[[Shoudou (Lyrics)|Shoudou]]
|-
|[[Kesshou (Lyrics)|Kesshou]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]] (2006)
|-
|[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu (Lyrics)|Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
|-
|[[Pierrot (Lyrics)|Pierrot]]
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[SPLASH!]] (2006)
|-
|[[SPLASH! (Lyrics)|SPLASH!]]
|-
|[[MVP (Lyrics)|MVP]] '''★'''
|}
|-
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Eien no Tsubasa]] (2007)
|-
|[[Eien no Tsubasa (Lyrics)|Eien no Tsubasa]]
|-
|[[Lonely Stars (Lyrics)|Lonely Stars]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[SUPER LOVE SONG]] (2007)
|-
|[[SUPER LOVE SONG (Lyrics)|SUPER LOVE SONG]]
|-
|[[Koko Kara (Lyrics)|Koko Kara]] '''★'''
|-
|[[FRICTION (Lyrics)|FRICTION]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]] (2008)
|-
|[[BURN -Fumetsu no Face- (Lyrics)|BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]
|-
|[[yokohama (Lyrics)|yokohama]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Kibou no Uta (Lyrics)|Kibou no Uta]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE]] (2009)
|-
|[[Ichibu to Zenbu (Lyrics)|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
|-
|[[DIVE (Lyrics)|DIVE]]
|-
|[[National Holiday (Lyrics)|National Holiday]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[MY LONELY TOWN]] (2009)
|-
|[[MY LONELY TOWN (Lyrics)|MY LONELY TOWN]]
|-
|[[Kirei na Namida (Lyrics)|Kirei na Namida]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Ichibu to Zenbu (Lyrics)|Ichibu to Zenbu -Ballad Version-]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]] (2011)
|-
|[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo (Lyrics)|Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
|-
|[[Dawn Runner (Lyrics)|Dawn Runner]] '''★'''
|}
|- {{Unicode|}} valign="top"
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Don't Wanna Lie]] (2011)
|-
|[[Don't Wanna Lie (Lyrics)|Don't Wanna Lie]]
|-
|[[Homebound (Lyrics)|Homebound]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-|GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]] (2012)
|-
|[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku- (Lyrics)|GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
|-
|[[Honoka Naru Hi (Lyrics)|Honoka Naru Hi]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Ryuusei Mask (Lyrics)|Ryuusei Mask]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Uchouten]] (2015)
|-
|[[Uchouten (Lyrics)|Uchouten]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Endless Summer (Lyrics)|Endless Summer]] '''★'''
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[RED]] (2015)
|-
|[[RED (Lyrics)|RED]] '''★'''
|-
|}
| 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size:94%; width:100%; text-align:center;"
|- {{Unicode|}}
!style="background:#dde;" |[[Seimei/Still Alive]] (2017)
|-
|[[Seimei (Lyrics)|Seimei]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Still Alive (Lyrics)|Still Alive]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Sekai wa Anata no Iro ni Naru (Lyrics)|Sekai wa Anata no Iro ni Naru]] '''★'''
|-
|[[Fukiarenasai (Lyrics)|Fukiarenasai]] '''★'''
|-
|}
|}

==B'z LIVE-GYM COLLECTION DVD Set==

Both the "Black Edition" and "Trailer Edition" come packaged with a "B'z LIVE-GYM COLLECTION" DVD set. The two DVDs serve as compilations of previously-released B'z material dating from [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]] to [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]], with three all-new performances included amongst them. All three songs make their [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] debut in the set: "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]" from [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|"Pleasure'91"]], "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]" from [[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"|"BREAK THROUGH"]], and "[[May]]" from [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]. This marks the first occasion in which any performance from [[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"]] has been excerpted in full.

==='''DISC 1'''===
{|class=wikitable width="70%"
|-
! width="1%"| Track
! width="28%"| Song
! width="55%" colspan="2"| Tour
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|1.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]] 
July 19, 1991 — Osaka Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:pleasure91.jpg|x20px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|2.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]
 '''''★ HOME VIDEO DEBUT ★'''''
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]] 
August 17, 1991 — Nippon Budokan
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:pleasure91.jpg|x20px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
'''''PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED'''''

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|3.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]
 '''''★ HOME VIDEO DEBUT ★'''''
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"]] 
May 9, 1990 — Shibuya Public Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegymbreakthrough.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"]]
'''''PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED'''''

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|4.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[BE THERE]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]] 
March 23, 1997 — Tokyo Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym98white.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|5.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]] 
July 19, 1991 — Osaka Jo Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:pleasure91.jpg|x20px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|6.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA]] 
October 25, 2012 — Osaka Jo Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:2012logo.png|x70px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|7.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...|"Itoshii Hito yo" Good night...]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]] 
August 20, 1992 — Yokohama Arena
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:3px 3px 3px 3px;"|
[[File:livegym92time.jpg|x45px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|8.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[LADY NAVIGATION]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER- (Hall Performance)]] 
July 31, 2013 — Aizu Fugado
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:pleasure2013endlessummerSM.png|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|9.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[ALONE]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]] 
April 24, 1992 — Tokyo Bay NK Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym91inthelife.jpg|x34px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|10.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[BLOWIN']]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]] 
August 20, 1992 — Yokohama Arena
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:3px 3px 3px 3px;"|
[[File:livegym92time.jpg|x45px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|11.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[ZERO]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]] 
August 1, 1993 — Nagisaen
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:pleasure93japtheripper.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|12.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]] 
June 17, 1993 — Yoyogi National Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:Runlive.jpg|x30px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|13.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Hadashi no Megami]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]] 
June 17, 1993 — Yoyogi National Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:Runlive.jpg|x30px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|14.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Don't Leave Me]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]] 
December 11, 1994 — Yoyogi National Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:3px 3px 3px 3px;"|
[[File:livegym94.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|15.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[MOTEL]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]] 
December 11, 1994 — Yoyogi National Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:3px 3px 3px 3px;"|
[[File:livegym94.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|16.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Negai]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]] 
August 25, 1995 — Chiba Marine Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:pleasure95buzz.jpg|x50px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|17.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[love me, I love you]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]] 
August 25, 1995 — Chiba Marine Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:pleasure95buzz.jpg|x50px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|18.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[LOVE PHANTOM]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]] 
August 25, 1995 — Chiba Marine Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:pleasure95buzz.jpg|x50px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|19.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]] 
May 22, 1996 — Yoyogi National Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:4px 4px 4px 4px;"|
[[File:livegym96spiritloose.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|20.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]] 
May 22, 1996 — Yoyogi National Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:4px 4px 4px 4px;"|
[[File:livegym96spiritloose.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|21.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Real Thing Shakes]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]] 
May 22, 1996 — Yoyogi National Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:4px 4px 4px 4px;"|
[[File:livegym96spiritloose.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|22.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[FIREBALL]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]] 
March 23, 1997 — Tokyo Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym98white.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|23.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Calling]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]] 
March 23, 1997 — Tokyo Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym98white.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|24.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Liar! Liar!]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]] 
August 29, 1999 — Nissan Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym99brotherhood.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|25.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]] 
August 29, 1999 — Nissan Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym99brotherhood.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|26.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[HOME]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]] 
August 29, 1999 — Nissan Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym99brotherhood.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|27.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[girigiri chop]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]] 
August 29, 1999 — Nissan Stadium
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym99brotherhood.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]

|}

==='''DISC 2'''===
{|class=wikitable width="70%"
|-
! width="1%"| Track
! width="28%"| Song
! width="55%" colspan="2"| Tour
|-
!style="valign:center; background:white"|1.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]] 
July 15, 2001 — Seibu Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 35px 1px 35px;"|
[[File:livegym2001eleven.jpg|x20px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]

|-

!style="valign:center; background:white"|2.
!style="background:lightyellow;color:gray" text-align: center;|
[[May]]
 '''''★ HOME VIDEO DEBUT ★'''''
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]] 
August 9, 2000 — Chiba Marine Stadium
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[[File:pleasure2000juice.jpg|x45px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
'''''PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED'''''

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[[juice]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]] 
July 15, 2001 — Seibu Dome
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[[File:livegym2001eleven.jpg|x20px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]

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[[RING]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]] 
August 9, 2000 — Chiba Marine Stadium
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[[File:pleasure2000juice.jpg|x45px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]

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[[ultra soul]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]] 
July 15, 2001 — Seibu Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2001eleven.jpg|x20px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]

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[[GOLD]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]] 
July 15, 2001 — Seibu Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2001eleven.jpg|x20px|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|7.
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[[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]] 
August 31, 2002 — Nissan Stadium
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[[File:livegym2002green.jpg|x35px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]]

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[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] 
September 21, 2003 — Nagisaen
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[[File:finalpleasure2003.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|9.
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[[Yasei no ENERGY]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] 
September 21, 2003 — Nagisaen
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:finalpleasure2003.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]

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[[BANZAI]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]] 
September 19, 2005 — Kyocera Dome Osaka
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2005cor.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]

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[[ARIGATO]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]] 
June 21, 2007 — Zepp Tokyo
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[[File:showcase200719-small.jpg|x90px|center|link=B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|12.
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[[Ai no Bakudan]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]] 
September 19, 2005 — Kyocera Dome Osaka
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2005cor.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|13.
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[[OCEAN]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]] 
September 19, 2005 — Kyocera Dome Osaka
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2005cor.jpg|x40px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|14.
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[[Shoudou]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] 
August 10, 2006 — Tokyo Dome
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[[File:livegym2006monstersgarageS.png|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|15.
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[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] 
August 20, 2006 — Nagoya Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2006monstersgarageS.png|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]

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[[SPLASH!]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] 
August 10, 2006 — Tokyo Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2006monstersgarageS.png|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]

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[[Eien no Tsubasa]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]] 
July 6, 2008 — Nippon Gaishi Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2008action.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|18.
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[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]] 
July 6, 2008 — Nippon Gaishi Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2008action.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|19.
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[[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]] 
July 6, 2008 — Nippon Gaishi Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2008action.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]]

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[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"]] 
March 7, 2010 — Tokyo Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2010aintnomagicS.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|21.
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[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|DIVE]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"]] 
March 7, 2010 — Tokyo Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2010aintnomagicS.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|22.
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[[MY LONELY TOWN]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"]] 
March 7, 2010 — Tokyo Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2010aintnomagicS.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"]]

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!style="valign:center; background:white"|23.
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[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]] 
December 18, 2011 — Kyocera Dome Osaka
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2011cmonS.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]

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[[Don't Wanna Lie]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]] 
December 18, 2011 — Kyocera Dome Osaka
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:livegym2011cmonS.jpg|x60px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]

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[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA]] 
October 25, 2012 — Osaka Jo Hall
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:2012logo.png|x70px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA]]

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[[Uchouten]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] 
July 26, 2015 — Nagoya Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:EPIC NIGHT Logo.jpg|x70px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]]

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[[RED]]
!style="text-align: center; font-weight:normal"|
[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] 
July 26, 2015 — Nagoya Dome
!style="text-align:center; font-weight:normal; background:white; font-size:9pt; padding:1px 1px 1px 1px;"|
[[File:EPIC NIGHT Logo.jpg|x70px|center|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]]

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== Sales data ==
{{Main|B'z Sales Records}}

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※ ''Premium compilation priced at 50,000 yen ($439 USD) for Black Edition and 70,000 yen ($670 USD) for Trailer Edition''

B'z

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{{Infobox musical artist
| name = B'z
| image = Bz.png
| caption = '''B'z''' is made up of guitarist-composer Tak Matsumoto and vocalist-lyricist Koshi Inaba.
| landscape = yes
| background = group_or_band
| origin = Japan
| genre = Rock, Hard Rock, Pop Rock, Blues, Jazz, Dance, Adult Rock, Metal
| years_active = 1988–Present
| label = BMG Japan '''(1988-1995)''' Vermillion Records '''(1995-Present)'''
| website = [[B'z Official Website]] [[B'z The Store]] [[B'z PARTY]]
| current_members = [[Tak Matsumoto]] [[Koshi Inaba]]
| past_members =
}}

'''B'z''' is a Japanese rock band comprised of guitarist-composer '''[[Tak Matsumoto]]''' and vocalist-lyricist '''[[Koshi Inaba]]'''. Since their debut in 1988, B'z have remained one of the most successful music acts in not just their home country but the world, having set a number of records that still stand today. Not only have they remained at the top of the charts for over two decades, they have done so while experimenting with a great many sounds in virtually every imaginable genre of music. In addition to their work as a group, both members have complimented their musical endeavors with storied solo careers.

Among the records set by B'z are the distinctions of having the most number one singles, of which all are consecutive, the most number one albums, and the most number one home video releases. Overall, B'z has sold over 35 million singles and have moved over 85 million records in total—the most ever sold in their home country. B'z currently has over thirty releases that have sold over a million copies, including their first two best-of compilations, ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'', that remain the second and fifth highest selling albums in Japanese music history.

B'z concerts, referred to as '''[[LIVE-GYM|LIVE-GYMs]]''', have been characterized by their consistent quality, energy, and production value. In addition to playing shows all over Japan, the duo has performed live in the United States, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Canada. In addition to their large-scale concerts, B'z also venture out to see fans in the form of '''[[SHOWCASE]]''' shows—concerts with setlists that typically include a great many scarcely-performed songs and take place at smaller, more intimate venues. Generally, they are often played as warm-ups to the larger LIVE-GYM concerts as well as a means of still touring for fans even when a major album promotion isn't in order, especially in areas of Japan that the band have not visited previously or have not visited in some time.

Since December 1988, a quarterly magazine has been available to members of the band's fanclub, [[B'z PARTY]]. '''[[Be With!]]''', previously known as '''Be+wiZ!''', began as more of a newsletter but has since evolved into a full magazine with thorough interviews with the band in each issue, recording diaries, detailed backstage reports, exclusive reveals, and a great deal of special features.

==History==
===Origin of the name B'z===
The origin of "B'z" comes in various forms, though both members have stated on more than one occasion that there was no deep meaning behind its creation, with it mostly being spontaneous and spur of the moment. The most prominent explanation was that they wanted to be an "A to Z" sort of band, a band from which you could expect any sort of music. This was shortened to "A~Z" and then "A'z", but the pronunciation possibly being mistaken for "AIDS" made it an unfavorable candidate, which led to "B'z". Koshi repeated this sentiment in the 2012 documentary ''[[Only Two]]'' in a New York interview during their latest [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|United States and Canada tour]]. Additionally, the band wanted a name that was easy to recognize, something modern that would lend itself well to a logo and become a recognizable namesake.

The uncertainty behind the exact origin of the band's name has led to much fan and press speculation over the years. With the question being one of the most common the band have received in their decades on the music scene, a few additional and supporting explanations have also arisen. Tak mentioned in a 1989 interview that the idea of having a "Z" at the end was the result of a casual remark by a staff member, while the idea that "B'z" is associated with bees was supported when Koshi explained in an interview on TOKYO FM's "BEAT ZONE" program that the pronunciation of "B'z" was similar to "bees" in English, meaning a swarm of bees. Bee imagery would be featured during the year 1995 on the single for "[[love me, I love you]]" as well as serving as a motif for [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]].

Later, Tak was also quoted as saying he liked the idea of using a "Z" in the name and thought having a "B" would be appropriately masculine, with the number of associated "B" rock artists out there. Thus, adding the two together formed "B'z". Another popular explanation that emerged in the press was that the band wanted to be inclusive of their favorite rock artists, and thus the name "B'z" included "B" for The Beatles and "Z" for Led Zeppelin.

===1988: Formation and [[B'z (Album)|Debut Album]]===
[[File:1988.png|link=]]
 [[File:singlesh.png|link=]][[File:01s.jpg|50px|border|link=Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] [[File:albumsh.png|link=]][[File:01a.jpg|50px|border|link=B'z (Album)]]

In the mid-1980s, the music scene in Japan was awash with music that consisted primarily and often exclusively of digitally-generated sounds and rarely involved the full instrumentation one would expect of rock music. The state of popular music at the time was at odds with the rock culture that a young guitarist by the name of [[Tak Matsumoto]] had admired since his youth. Then a studio musician playing guitar on the albums of some of Japan's top emerging pop acts, such as TM Network and Mari Hamada, Tak was discontent with the lack of distinctive guitar work in the music industry and longed to create his own music. After a stint of touring and recording with Hamada and TM Network, the young guitarist was determined to emerge from the shadow of being a supporting artist and create his own musical identity.
[[Image:1988earlypromo.jpg|thumb|right|140px|One of the earliest known promotional shots of Tak and Koshi as B'z from the shoot for their original releases.]]
After departing from his supporting commitments, Tak set out to embark on his solo career where he would have control over the sound of his music. Solo instrumental albums were seeing a niche trend within a market that was starving for some sort of innovation, and thus Tak took advantage. On May 21, 1988, ''[[Thousand Wave]]'', the debut album from twenty-seven year old guitarist Tak Matsumoto, was released to the Japanese public. The ten track album laid the foundation for Tak's early compositional style and offered the world the very first example of the prototypical B'z sound that would be of vital importance in the years to follow. In addition to offering a taste of what would become B'z music, it was here that Tak cemented another element of B'z history when friend and keyboardist [[Takanobu Masuda]] played on over half the album. Masuda had previously served as a fellow supporting member to Mari Hamada and would go on to tour with B'z more so than any other supporting member, having done so beginning in 1992 and would still be doing so even as of 2012.

The young Tak was satisfied with ''Thousand Wave'' and his first experience of being in control of the studio. At the same time, he felt he still hadn't even begun to reach his potential for what he wanted to accomplish in his musical career. As such, with the release of ''Thousand Wave'', Tak felt that chapter of his career had ended and the next was soon to begin. It was then that he set out to realize his dream and thus began his search for others with which he could form a band to take to the top of the charts.

In May 1988, Tak—feeling confident with a guitar and not so much in his vocal ability—began searching for a vocalist with which to pair himself and begin his band project with. It was at that time that a music producer and friend by the name of Daiko Nagato introduced Tak to a demo tape from his collection of aspiring artists. The tape was a recording made several years prior by a university student who had made the tape with the hopes of being noticed and becoming a professional musician. The songs from the session that were then heard by Tak were covers of T-Bone Walker's "T-Bone Shuffle", Led Zeppelin's "You Shook Me", and Billy Joel's "Honest". The tape went unnoticed and unrewarded at the time and was filed away. Years after it had been recorded, the solo guitarist Tak Matsumoto was listening to the tape and immediately sensed a connection with his style of music and the voice he was hearing.
[[Image:sfrockstation.jpg|thumb|left|140px|Tak and Koshi promoting their [[B'z (Album)|debut album]] on radio's ''SF Rock Station'' program on August 22, 1988.]]
The voice on the tape belonged to a recent Yokohama National University graduate by the name of Koshi Inaba. Though he had been a student at the time the demo tape was authored, he had now graduated with a degree in mathematics and had embarked on the path of teaching the subject instead. The young Koshi had excelled at academics, particularly in English and math, and felt comfortable teaching the latter considering that, during the course of his university days, he had ranked third in the entire country in mathematics. It was not in teaching that his heart really belonged, however, and while his dreams of being a musician had begun to diminish with the responsibilities of the real world, he was not ready to give up entirely. When he suddenly received a call from a man named Tak Matsumoto to request an audition with concern to a demo he had recorded years earlier, Koshi was floored and immediately accepted the meeting.

The rendezvous took place at a small studio in Roppongi, Tokyo called "SOUND JOKER". There, the two mused over the music that they liked and found a great many similarities between them, including a mutual fondness of The Beatles. The pair reconvened the next day without a solid plan and decided to become more familiar with one another's styles by playing Beatles songs together. It was then that the two played through covers of "Oh! Darling" and "Let It Be" with only a microphone and guitar. However, shortly after the second song, the guitar amplifier malfunctioned and they had no choice but to call it a day. Despite the sudden inconvenience, both Tak and Koshi had heard enough and their newfound band was on its way. Twenty years later, after they had long topped the Japanese music scene and become its biggest artists, the two relayed this story and performed "Oh! Darling" under the same conditions, with only a microphone and guitar, to a crowd of over 70,000 during their sold-out [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|20th anniversary tour]].

While the formation of the band came quite easily, Tak and Koshi said in later years that it was more of an organic than an arranged decision to start a band, with it all happening naturally. During their 1993 tour, [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|"RUN"]], Tak joked on-stage that, "Come to think of it, we never did [outright agree we should form a band]", to which Koshi responded, "Let's do it then!". In the Japanese music industry at the time, the perception was that rookie artists should give up if they are unable to produce a hit within three albums. As a result, Tak said to Koshi in the early days that they should score the cover of ''Gb'', a popular music magazine at the time, within three years.

From the band's founding through writing the music, producing, and recording their original works, it all occurred in a short period of around four months. At the onset of the first album's recording, Tak oversaw all aspects of the album, including presiding over Koshi's lyrics, who had no previous professional experience with songwriting. Very quickly, he recognized his partner's natural proficiency with the art, no doubt due to his extensive vocabulary with both Japanese and English and his ability to develop thematic themes seamlessly around the music Tak had written. This was to be the true beginning of the sound that would define B'z music in the decades to come. Tak continued writing all of the music and performing all guitar while Koshi sang and wrote all of the lyrics freely.

Finally, on September 21, 1988, the simultaneous releases of their [[B'z (Album)|self-titled debut album ''B'z'']] and their first single, "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]", marked the beginning of a new era in the lives of [[Tak Matsumoto]] and [[Koshi Inaba]] as well as serving as the beginning of what would forever change the face and sound of Japanese music.

===1989: Birth of the [[LIVE-GYM]], ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]'' and [[B'z Television Appearances|Debut TV Appearances]]===
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[[Image:sfrockstationdebutlive.jpg|thumb|right|140px|B'z during their [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"|very first live performance]] on April 4, 1989.]]
With the release of their first album, B'z had their first taste of building their own sound and developing their vision of what they wanted to accomplish in music. Their debut releases in 1988 did not make too big of a splash in the music scene, but did garner acclaim amongst those in the music community. The band were not especially concerned with the sales, however, as they had already decided they would not tour in support of the album and had a very different plan to most other new artists of the era. Their feeling was that, until they had enough material to perform a full live show, they would not be taking the stage as they wanted enough variety in their songs to give those who appeared at their shows a lasting, unique experience. The goal was to have 90 minutes of material to play a full show before going on tour, and as such, they immediately went back into the studio to write more music with the experience they had developing the first album together.

The aim was to create an album with songs that would be [[B'z Singles|single]]-worthy. However, this was also the most trying time for Koshi as a lyricist. In subsequent interviews, Koshi mentioned feeling like giving up at several points, but was encouraged by Tak who said his lyrics were getting better and better. Though a stressful recording process, one of which consumed nearly 1,000 total hours in and around the studio by some accounts, Koshi's resilience with the album's lyrics paid off. Through the album, he was able to explore lyrical themes dealing with daily life, as well as romantic relationships and endeavors as well as its place in friendships. From the sessions, the unexpected live hit "[[OH! GIRL (Lyrics)|OH! GIRL]]" emerged: an upbeat and optimistic pop-rock number that still frequents their live setlists to this day and is arguably their most successful of their older songs.

Once recording had been completed, B'z made their debut on the live stage when they appeared at the [[Nemu no Sato|Nemu no Sato Resort]] for the SF Rock Station finale event entitled "[[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"|Thank You TM Network]]". Tak had previously served as the guitarist for TM Network prior to departing for his solo career and thus he and Koshi made their first live appearance in support. Their brief setlist of five songs included their debut single "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" and its B-side "Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~" as well as [[B'z (Album)|debut album]] songs "It's not a dream" and "Half Tone Lady". Most notably, their next single was debuted as their final performance of the evening and would later become known as "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]". The song, also soon to be included on their follow-up album, was a high-energy rock-dance song that showed the versatility they had been honing in the studio over their original efforts.

The ten-track resulting album entitled ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]'' was released only nine months after the first on May 21, 1989. The band's second single "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]" was, as was the case with their original releases, released simultaneously. The album's title came from the idea that the work would be "removing the lock" for the band, to allow them to explore their potential as a full rock band on the live stage with nothing left holding them back. Upon release, the album debuted at number 33 on the Weekly Oricon Albums chart, ranking fifteen slots ahead of their earlier debut album. While the releases did not lead to especially great mainstream success, it did lay the foundation for their forthcoming live shows that would bring B'z to the attention of the music industry and music fans alike. It would only be a matter of months before B'z had their first major hit and were on their way to stardom.
[[Image:badclubgymlive.jpg|thumb|left|140px|The band as seen during [[B'z BAD-CLUB GYM]], their only tour of the type in which they toured clubs for three dates.]]
With two complete albums in the bag, the band finally felt they would be able to confidently hit the live stage and play a full show of their own material. As such, their first live tour was scheduled: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], a three-date engagement at three well-known music venues from June 1 to June 5, 1988. The brief tour was to serve to test the waters but came up with very unexpectedly positive results. The three shows, in Nagoya, Osaka, and lastly Tokyo, sold out completely on the very first day tickets were made available, despite them being for a relatively new band that had not played on tour before. The regional tour was a massive success for the newly-established band, and established many of the core components that would remain intact for B'z shows decades later, including Tak playing a solo midway through the setlist. The setlist remained the same for all three shows, with "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" being reserved for the one and only song played during the encore.

The success of their first major live endeavor was not one taken lightly. Immediately, Tak and Koshi returned to the studio in order to expand their catalogue with the feeling that there was more they could do beyond their second album. It was during these sessions that one of their most well-known songs, even two decades later, would emerge. The resulting [[B'z Albums#Mini Albums|mini album]] ran a massive 22 minutes for only three tracks and gave the band the chance to explore their depth and try new things in the studio outside of a proper album release. It was then that "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", the title song of the aforementioned mini album, was born. However, neither Tak nor Koshi expected the work to be a hit. The release was carried out only as an experiment in the studio, and approached as a stepping stone between their second and third albums. This free-form exploration led to their break through, with the public finally getting the chance to glimpse just what the duo were capable of on the music scene.
[[Image:livegym00offthelocklive.jpg|thumb|right|140px|B'z from their first major tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]].]]
During the sessions, B'z also took their first stab at [[B'z English Songs|English songs]] as well, due to Koshi's proficiency with English and their mutual admiration for Western rock music. English versions of their debut single and an earlier album song were created, under the titles of "[[DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- (Lyrics)|DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]" and "[[OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- (Lyrics)|OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]"—the latter of which remains their longest song, at 7 minutes, 38 seconds. Additionally, B'z took the opportunity during the same sessions to simultaneously create an English version of "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" as well, though it would not be included on the release.

When its late October 1989 release arrived, "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" took the Japanese music world by storm. Debuting at number 12 on the Weekly Oricon Albums chart, the ranking was a twenty-one spot improvement over ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]''. Heavy radio play brought much attention to the band, and from there their success was cemented. At the time of release, a second tour, [[B'z BAD-CLUB GYM]], was organized as a tour of club venues that lasted three dates from mid-to-late October. The setlist was unusual in that it began with three English songs: "[[WICKED BEAT|Bad Communication E.Style]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION|DA・KA・RA・SO・NO・TE・O・HA・NA・SHI・TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]", and "[[BAD COMMUNICATION|OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]". Afterward, the setlist was a mix of songs from their first two albums prior to culminating in a one-song encore of the original Japanese version of "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]".

Afterward, B'z immediately embarked on their first nationwide tour, due to increasing public demand. The tour, [[B'z LIVE-GYM 001 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #001 "OFF THE LOCK"]], saw the band performing their biggest shows to date, with a full 17-song setlist. Concurrently, a short tour entitled [[B'z CAMPUS-GYM "OFF THE LOCK"]] took place—a two-date run of college campuses and the only one of its kind in the band's history. The unexpected explosion in attention led the band to a great many more promotional opportunities than they had planned, including their first [[B'z Television Appearances|television appearance]] performing "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" on November 24, 1989 for ''Hit Studio Night R&N''. This would be the first of several early television appearances by B'z on the program, including an encore appearance just one month later on December 15 again performing the same song.

Their work in 1989 propelled B'z to the national spotlight, with hits on all fronts, from albums to television to the live stage. While impressive on its own merits, it would not be until the following year that the band truly found their break through, when they began an unprecedented record, released their first home video, and undoubtedly changed the way that music in Japan was seen by the general public.

===1990: Landing their first #1 hit with ''[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]''===
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===1991: First tour including arena-class venues: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]''===
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===1992: Tak Matsumoto's ''[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]'' becomes Music Station theme song ===
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===1993: First open-air concert in Nagisaen: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]'' ===
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===1994: The longest tour in B'z history: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]'' and ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]''===
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===1995: First stadium tour: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]''===
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===1996: First single with lyrics entirely in English: ''[[Real Thing Shakes]]'' ===
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===1997: First dome tour: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]'' ===
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===1998: 10th Anniversary, first best-of compilations ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]''===
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===1999: Tak Matsumoto first Japanese guitarist to be Gibson Les Paul Signature Artist===
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===2000: Street performance for video shooting of ''[[juice]]'' music video===
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===2001: First Asia tour: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001]]''===
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===2002: First U.S. tour: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]'', L.A. show was live streamed on the Internet===
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===2003: 15th anniversary, Typhoon No.15 approaches as B'z plays their 15th anniversary open-air show, ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]''===
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===2004: Formation of [[TMG]], Koshi's [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~|Debut Solo Tour]], B'z Singles "[[BANZAI]]" and "[[ARIGATO]]" ===
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Hot off the previous year's multiple tours, the band began 2004 in the studio recording new material. While the year would yield no new B'z studio album, both [[Koshi Inaba|Koshi]] and [[Tak Matsumoto|Tak]] would embark on respective solo projects that were yet unprecedented for both musicians.

The year's first release, however, came in the form of home video ''[[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~]]'' on February 25, 2004. Released on DVD and VHS simultaneously, the set offered full coverage of the band's 15th anniversary concert at [[Nagisaen]]—the very site where they had previously performed their only other open-air concert: [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]. The release also came bundled with the documentary ''[[The Days of Pleasure (Documentary)|The Days of Pleasure]]'', documenting the hall tour and rehearsals leading up to the finale show on the band's anniversary, along with footage of the band recording the year's studio album ''[[BIG MACHINE]]''.

Prior to fully committing the year to solo projects, a new single entitled "[[BANZAI]]" from the earlier sessions was released on May 5, 2004. The song proved to be an immediate hit on the live stage in the years that followed, with repeated performances at various LIVE-GYMs, including 2005's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|"CIRCLE OF ROCK"]] and 2008's 25th anniversary tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|GLORY DAYS]].

<big>'''[[TMG|TMG (Tak Matsumoto Group)]] & [[Tak Matsumoto & Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Special Collaboration 2004: "Hana"|Orchestral Collaboration]]'''</big>

It was early in the year that Tak formed a supergroup of renowned rock musicians from Japan and North America. The group, known as [[TMG]] (Tak Matsumoto Group), was the result of an idea Tak had fostered for several years. His aspiration was to create a band that mixed his own oriental-flavored rock with the classic hard rock sound that had influenced so many generations of musicians.
[[Image:tmg.jpg|thumb|right|160px|The [[TMG|Tak Matsumoto Group]]: [[Chris Frazier]], [[Jack Blades]], [[Tak Matsumoto]], and [[Eric Martin]]. The group's music was written by Tak while the lyrics were co-written by Martin and Blades.]]
To best accomplish that goal, Tak recruited veterans from the industry that had already had a plethora of rock hits under their belts. On vocals would be Mr. Big frontman [[Eric Martin]] who was already a household name in Japan due to the success of his own band in the country. [[Jack Blades]] from both Night Ranger and Damn Yankees joined them on bass while [[Brian Tichy]] filled in as drummer for the studio sessions.

The supergroup's work process was simple and played to the strengths of its members. Tak wrote all of the music and produced the album, while Eric Martin and Jack Blades—who had long been acquainted prior to the project—wrote the band's lyrics together. The recording of the album took place in Los Angeles over the course of four months and yielded 14 songs in total.

The fruits of their labors were first glimpsed by the public with the March 31 release of their debut single "[[OH JAPAN ~OUR TIME IS NOW~]]". The release was preceded by a large press conference attended by over 100 members of the Japanese press. The band would [[B'z Television Appearances|perform on television]] four times during the year, including one instance in which the aforementioned single was performed with [[Jack Blades]] on vocals due to [[Eric Martin]]'s unavailability. Ultimately, the band's fourteen track album ''[[TMG I]]'' would be released on June 23, 2004 after having been recorded sporadically from January to May. The album debuted at number one on the Oricon Weekly Albums chart and was seen as a stellar and unique collaboration between Eastern and Western rock artists.
[[Image:Tak Matsumoto Hana Orchestra Collaboration.png|thumb|left|160px|Tak Matsumoto performing with the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra in 2004 as part of a [[Tak Matsumoto & Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Special Collaboration 2004: "Hana"|special collaboration]]. ]]
One of Tak's most heralded efforts of the year came in the form of a special event billed as [[Tak Matsumoto & Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Special Collaboration 2004: "Hana"]]. The three night event was held at [[Suntory Hall]] in Tokyo on July 18, 19, and 20 and generated universally positive acclaim. The shows began with the orchestra playing a rendition of Gershwin's "An American in Paris" before Tak joined them on stage for a ten song setlist that spanned his entire career, including guitar-infused orchestral renditions of classic B'z songs "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" and "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]". Solo compositions "[[Hana|Koi Uta]]", "[[Hana]]", and a three-song medley of "[[House Of Strings|SACRED FIELD~RED SUN~GO FURTHER]]". Each show came to an end following a lengthy standing ovation for Tak and the orchestra section. In September, the finale to the three-night event would be aired in its entirety during a television documentary on Perfection Choice. The program showed behind the scenes interviews with Tak and members of the orchestra as well as capturing the moment in which Tak gifted his signature guitar to the orchestra's conductor following the final performance. Later, on November 24, 2004, Tak's seventh solo album ''[[House Of Strings]]'' was released, featuring fourteen tracks that continued to develop the orchestra-guitar fusion that he had started with the earlier live project.

Shortly after the collaboration came to an end, rehearsal began for what would be a months-long live commitment: [[TMG LIVE TOUR "Dodge The Bullet"]]. The seventeen date tour immediately proved popular with fans of all the acts involved in the group and eventually culminated in a finale at the [[Nippon Budokan]] in September. For the live shows, [[Chris Frazier]], who had previously drummed on the B'z album ''[[BIG MACHINE]]'', joined the band on all dates. The setlist included all but one song from their debut album and three self-covers from outside the scope of the project: "BLUE", a solo played by Tak in the middle of the show from his 2002 solo album ''[[Hana]]''; "(You Can Still) Rock in America" by Night Ranger, with Jack Blades on lead vocals; and an acoustic version of "To Be With You" by Mr. Big being played with all members collectively playing acoustic guitar and all contributing vocals. In the midst of the tour, TMG also made two appearances at the annual Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC 04|SUMMER SONIC]] for the 2004 edition—a show at which Koshi Inaba was also performing for his own solo effort. The tour would be released on home video at the end of the year under the title ''[[Dodge The Bullet (Home Video)|Dodge The Bullet]]''.

Tak remained busy throughout the year, between his solo efforts, his commitment to TMG, and his continued collaboration with Koshi as B'z. In November 2004, Tak officially established "House of Strings", his own music label meant to push and promote guitarists and string musicians.

<big>'''[[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~|Koshi Inaba 1st Solo Tour]], [[Wonderland]] & [[Peace Of Mind]]'''</big>

Although he had released solo material in years prior and had success on the charts, none of that success was accompanied by a dedicated tour. [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]] would soon remedy this, touring from July to September of 2004 just as Tak's [[TMG]] project would. Notably, one of the support members responsible for guitar on the tour was [[Yoshinobu Ohga]] who would later become a backing guitarist for B'z beginning in 2011.
[[Image:Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~ 1.png|thumb|right|170px|Koshi playing guitar and harmonica simultaneously during "[[Wonderland|I AM YOUR BABY]]" as part of [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]]. The guitar is an instrument he is seen playing often during his solo tours since.]]
Two days prior to the tour kicking off, Koshi's third single "[[Wonderland]]" was released with three all-new tracks. Its release was accompanied by several television performances, on Music Station, HEY!HEY!HEY, Utaban, AX MUSIC TV 01, and CDTV. The single debuted at the top of the Oricon Weekly Singles chart and became the thirty-sixth highest selling single of the year. The single would feature Koshi's first collaboration with American guitarist [[Stevie Salas]], who would be one of his most frequent collaborators in his solo works in the years to come.

Alongside the tour itself, Koshi and his supporting band also appeared at two special events, beginning with a billed appearance at [[THE ROCK ODYSSEY 2004]]. The festival saw many other notable acts, including Aerosmith, The Who making their Japanese debut, and Paul Weller. This was followed a month later by an appearance at [[SUMMER SONIC 04]], at which Tak's [[TMG]] group also performed at the sister location. Koshi was joined by other major artists on the bill, including Green Day and Sum 41.
[[Image:Koshi Inaba and Stevie Salas.png|thumb|left|150px|Koshi and American guitarist [[Stevie Salas]]. The pair began collaborating in 2004 and have featured in each other's works often since.]]
Unusually, [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]] was not carried out in conjunction with a solo album release, although three otherwise unreleased songs would be performed during the tour. This did not prove an issue, however, as Koshi's previous albums ''[[Magma]]'' and ''[[Shian]]'' in 1997 and 2002, in addition to his earlier multi-track singles "[[Tooku Made]]" and "[[KI]]", provided a great deal of variety with which to craft the setlist. The amount of songs varied between 19 to 21 throughout the tour, with a great many swaps, combinations, and alterations being made throughout to accommodate new songs. Given this was Koshi's first solo tour, many of the songs were seeing their first live performance of any sort.

Two days after the tour concluded, his third solo album ''[[Peace Of Mind]]'' debuted at number one on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart upon its September 22 release and featured fourteen tracks. As with all his solo works, Koshi wrote all of the lyrics and music himself, with the exception of the fourth track "[[Peace Of Mind|Shoumen Shoutotsu]]". The music for the track was co-written with [[Stevie Salas]], with whom Koshi would strike up a close friendship. Two years later, Salas would bring in Koshi to sing a duet on an English version of the song under the translated title "[[Head On Collision (Lyrics)|Head On Collision]]", which was first found on his own solo album ''Be What It Is''. ''[[Peace Of Mind]]'' featured not only Salas but a number of international artists collaborating on its tracklist. This led to recording taking place in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Osaka.

Koshi's first year as fully-committed solo artist proved immensely successful with both a [[Wonderland|number one single]] and a [[Peace Of Mind|number one album]] cementing his status as not just the vocalist of a renowned rock band but also a capable solo artist with even more to offer as a musician.

<big>'''Continued Efforts as B'z'''</big>

Despite their busy schedules, Tak and Koshi continued to work on B'z projects throughout the year. On September 1, 2004, their thirty-seventh single "[[ARIGATO]]" was released. The single had been recorded in May alongside "[[BANZAI]]" and likewise debuted at the top of the Oricon Weekly Singles chart. By October, the pair had returned to the studio to record what would be their next studio album and single.

Although 2004 would be the only year to date in which they did not join together for a dedicated live tour, B'z did reunite for an appearance on [[Music Station|Music Station SUPER LIVE 2004]] to perform "[[ARIGATO]]" in what would prove to be its only television appearance. It would be in the following year that B'z would spend half the year on the live stage, touring for six months with what would prove to be one of their most kinetic live shows to date.

===2005: Releases of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" and "[[OCEAN]]", [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|CIRCLE OF ROCK]] and [[B'z Television Appearances|TV Renaissance]]===
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After wrapping their solo projects that would make up most of their activities in 2004, B'z returned to the studio to begin writing and recording the releases that would reach the market in 2005. The first of these releases was a new upbeat single entitled "[[Ai no Bakudan]]". The song was designed to be played live, as well as be coverable by musicians of all proficiencies. Thus, for the first time, B'z included karaoke and guitar solo-less versions of the title song in limited editions of the single. This would prove to be their first karaoke release since 1996's ''[[B'z TV STYLE II Songless Version]]''.

It was not long before "Ai no Bakudan" made itself one of the band's most beloved hits, having been the subject of well over one hundred performances at almost all applicable [[LIVE-GYM]] shows by the time of the band's 25th anniversary and having only been released for eight years at that time. The song would be revived once more in 2012 when it was re-recorded in [[B'z English Songs|English]] as "Love Bomb" for the band's worldwide [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]].
[[Image:circleofrock1.png|thumb|right|185px|The special circular stage used during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]. It was a first for the band and was met with wide acclaim by concert goers.]]
On April 6, B'z released their 14th studio album entitled ''[[THE CIRCLE]]''. During recording, the band was especially focused on creating an album of songs that would work well in a live setting. As far as personnel, [[Shane Gaalaas]] and [[Akihito Tokunaga]] again returned to perform on the record. The album's title stemmed from the collective feeling the band experienced after rejoining forces after the long break for solo projects in 2004. This feeling of "reincarnation" led to them titling the album "THE CIRCLE" as a way of signifying the return to the spirit of creating new music. Notably, the closing track was an original [[B'z English Songs|English song]] by the title of "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]". However, the song was not performed live until a worldwide stream of [[B'z LIVE in Namba]]. It was later included in other internationally-based events, such as [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]] which served as a warm-up to the North American tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]].

Two weeks after the release of the album, B'z embarked on their nationwide tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]. The [[LIVE-GYM]] was especially noteworthy for featuring a symbolic rotating circular stage at the center of the arena and dome venues on which the band performed with the crowd encircling them. The tour began on April 17 and ran through September 19, finishing with a three night showing at [[Live Venues#Osaka Dome|Osaka Dome]]. The forty-one show tour began with a hall performance at [[Live Venues#Kushiro Civic Cultural Hall|Kushiro Civic Cultural Hall]] before proceeding to arena venues and then domes. As is customary for the band, a warm-up show, [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]], was performed two days prior to the tour proper kicking off. Among the album songs from ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' included in the setlists, a number of past singles also returned for the occasion, including "[[ALONE]]", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", and "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]". In addition to the more distinguished songs, '90s B-sides "[[MOTEL|Mannequin Village]]" and "[[FIREBALL|Kanashiki dreamer]]".

The tour originally went unreleased on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]]. Shortly thereafter, excerpted performances began to appear as bonus footage on various releases. The special iTunes download codes included in limited edition copies of ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]'' at the end of the year featured a performance of "OCEAN", while the summer 2006 release of single "[[SPLASH!]]" featured color-coded releases with one performance each of "[[THE CIRCLE|Fever]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan|Pulse]]", and "[[Ai no Bakudan]]". A performance of "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]" from the arena portion of the tour was included in the 2008 bonus disc for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]''. Likewise in 2008, the special video compilation ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' featured performances of "[[BANZAI]]", "[[ultra soul]]", and "[[juice]]". The full show of the tour finale was at last released as ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]]'' on DVD in February 2013 as part of the band's 25th anniversary campaign.
[[Image:oceanpv3.png|thumb|left|175px|The band during the "[[OCEAN]]" music video which was filmed at sea with the aid of the Japan Coast Guard. It would be the first time since a request was granted.]]
On August 1, B'z made their debut on the Japanese iTunes service with ''[[The Complete B'z]]''. The collection contained the band's first thirty-nine singles, including "[[OCEAN]]", fourteen [[B'z Albums#Studio Albums|studio albums]], five [[B'z Albums#Mini Albums|mini albums]], four [[B'z Albums#Compilation Albums|compilation albums]], and six bonus tracks there were never released elsewhere and were only available by purchasing the full set for 18,880 yen. The first of the six was a Japanese cover of the Maroon 5 single "[[This Love (Lyrics)|This Love]]". The other five were live audio recordings of "[[RUN]]", "[[The 7th Blues|LOVE IS DEAD]]", "[[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]", "[[ultra soul]]", and "[[Brotherhood]]" from a selection of previously-unreleased [[LIVE-GYM]] shows.

For the arena leg of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|"CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], a new and unreleased song entitled "[[OCEAN]]" was premiered in the encore. This would be one of several occasions in which B'z premiered a song live before its release. The song would become available as a single on August 10 and was the band's thirty-fifth consecutive single to reach the number-one spot on the charts. The uplifting and soulful ballad would prove to be one of the band's most popular songs of the sort, with a great many performances to follow during numerous tours. The [[B'z Music Videos|music video]] received considerable acclaim and was filmed at sea atop a Japan Coast Guard helicarrier.
[[Image:Pleasure II Christmas Decorations.jpg|thumb|right|175px|A shot of the ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]'' Christmas decorations outside of the Meridien Grand Pacific Hotel in Tokyo displayed from November 24, 2004 to January 9, 2006.]]
The year was an unusually prolific one for the band in regards to [[B'z Television Appearances|television appearances]]. The sole single from ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'', "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", was performed on nine different television shows throughout the year with the first coming on ''HEY!HEY!HEY'' on February 28. The band made further appearances on ''CDTV'', ''Music Station'', ''MUSIC FIGHTER'', and ''TV Minna''. A March 26 broadcast on Fuji TV brought a special B'z episode of ''Our Music'', which featured a full-length special retrospective interview with [[Tak Matsumoto]] and [[Koshi Inaba]] interspliced with performances of 1995's "love me, I love you", the recent single, and "[[THE CIRCLE|Fever]]". In December, B'z closed the year on the annual ''Music Station SUPER LIVE 2005'' special where they were the keynote artists, performing both "[[OCEAN]]" and the Christmas classic "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]".

Despite his extremely busy schedule, Tak also managed to add one more [[Solo Works#Tak Matsumoto|solo album]] to his catalogue before the year was out. On October 29, he released ''[[Theatre Of Strings]]'' under his newly-founded [[Vermillion Records|House of Strings]] label. The album was a four-man collaboration between himself and three other noted guitarists: [[Michiya Haruhata]], [[Takashi Masuzaki]], and [[Yoshinobu Ohga]]. The album featured the four covering well-known pieces from the history of cinema with guitar-led arrangements, including "Over the Rainbow", "The Godfather (Waltz~Love Theme)", "Mission Impossible Theme", "Top Gun Anthem", and "When You Wish Upon a Star".

On November 30, B'z closed out the year by releasing ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]'', a follow-up to their wildly successful tenth anniversary album ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]'' from 1998. The album collected all of the singles released since the original hit shelves and included the then-recently released single "[[OCEAN]]" as the opening track. In addition to fourteen more number-one singles, a special up-tempo version of "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]" was included as well.

===2006: Rebooting the [[LIVE-GYM]], "[[Shoudou]]", "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]", "[[SPLASH!]]" and ''[[MONSTER]]'' ===
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With the dawn of the new year came word that ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]'' had already sold over one million copies since its release at the end of November 2005. The band would soon begin a new chapter in its live shows, with the addition of several new staff members behind the scenes in order to push the band into a new era with as fresh a perspective as possible.

On January 25, the band would release its fortieth single, "[[Shoudou]]". Shortly before it made its way to shelves, the title song began serving as the opening theme to the ''Detective Conan'' anime series. B'z would make a great deal of television appearances in the year 2006, beginning with a performance of their then most recent single on ''MUSIC FIGHTER'' five days prior to its release. A couple of weeks later, the B-side "[[Shoudou|Kesshou]]" would be performed on ''Utawara HOT Hit 10''. Aside from this appearance, the song has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never been played live]]. Upon release, the single ranked at number one and became the band's thirty-sixth consecutive to do so.
[[Image:Tak Music Station 2006.png|thumb|right|225px|Tak during the band's appearance on ''[[Music Station]]'' performing "[[SPLASH!]]". In comparison to other Japanese artists, B'z have made few TV appearances in their history, but made several during 2006.]]
The year would prove to be one in which B'z were frequently requested to utilize their prowess for the benefit of younger artists. In March, the single "Real Face" by Japanese pop group KAT-TUN, for which Tak Matsumoto wrote the music, was released. The single would go on to sell over one million copies the year of its release and would be the highest seller of the year. An album titled ''Best of KAT-TUN'' released the same month featured a rock-centric reversion of the song titled "Real Face #1", for which the arrangement was also credited to Tak and longtime B'z support member [[Akihito Tokunaga]].

At the end of March, B'z appeared on ''[[Music Station]]'' to perform their upcoming single "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]". The song had been announced previously as being the theme to the upcoming anime film ''Detective Conan: The Private-Eyes' Requiem''. The single again ranked at the top of the Oricon Weekly Singles chart at release, giving B'z their thirty-seventh consecutive number-one. Shortly there after, in April, Being GIZA artist Aya Kamiki—who had grown up as a B'z fan and had performed covers of various B'z songs in her live shows as both an amateur and professional—would release the single "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]" as her major label debut. The song had been written for her by Tak and Koshi, who would also release their own version the same day as the B-side to their aforementioned single "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]". The B'z version has a straight rock edge to it, while the Kamiki version has a slightly more punk feel. Kamiki's edition of the song was arranged by [[Takeshi Hayama]], who had previously collaborated with Tak on three tracks of his 1992 solo album ''[[Wanna Go Home]]''.

The band's forty-second single, "[[SPLASH!]]", would become one of their most successful singles. The title song was of an entirely different sound, with the extremely fast pace of the song being comparable to a rap tune but enveloped in a rock wrapper. The release was issued in four different versions: a red CD edition, and yellow, blue, and green versions that also included a bonus DVD for each. Each DVD contained one performance excerpted from the then-recent [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]. This would be the only footage released from the tour until 2008's ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' sampled more from the show and 2013 saw a full [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|home video release of the tour]]. So successful was the single that it was considered sold out even before its actual release date, with eventual first week sales in excess of 270,000 physical copies. B'z would promote the single with June 5 and June 9 performances on ''POPJAM DX'' and ''[[Music Station]]'', respectively.
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Three weeks later, the band released its fifteenth studio album, ''[[MONSTER]]''. The album contained all three of the year's singles, with the first collected in remix form as "[[MONSTER|Shoudou ~MONSTER MiX~]]", which made the guitar a little more prominent in parts and also changed the levels on the backing vocals. The 2005 hit single "[[OCEAN]]" became the closing track under the new title of "[[MONSTER|OCEAN ~2006 MiX~]]", which altered the levels and balance in a way that was more favorable to the guitar work on the track over the rest of the arrangement. The mixing for the album was done by [[Jay Baumgardner]], who had previously worked with Evanescence and Linkin Park. Baumgardner owned NRG Recordings in Los Angeles where B'z recorded ''[[Brotherhood]]'', which is also where this album was recorded. One track from the album, "Happy Birthday", is found here for the first time despite having been premiered live in a slightly different form in [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|the 2005 tour]].

''MONSTER'' would be yet another number one album for the band, having ranked at the top of both the Oricon Weekly Albums and Monthly Albums charts upon release. Shortly after its release, the band embarked on what would be a reboot of their live shows: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]. Tak stated that the band had decided to push themselves in a new direction and thus involved a great deal of new talent behind the scenes to evolve their live shows in a way they had not before.

As such famed architect Mark Fisher was enlisted to provide the stage design for the titular "MONSTER". Fisher had previously worked with the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and U2 on some of their most memorable concerts and would prove a natural collaborator for B'z. Fisher recounted in the 2006 documentary ''[[OFF LIMITS ~How Two Men Made A Monster~ (Documentary)|OFF LIMITS ~How Two Men Made A Monster~]]'' that he "wanted the 'MONSTER' to be like an animal, like a fantasy. Kind of a cross between a nightmare and a real thing."
[[Image:LIVE in Namba 3.png|thumb|right|205px|B'z during the ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|LIVE in Namba]]'' show that was streamed live all over the world. This was their third show to be streamed after 2002's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|"Rock n' California Roll"]] and 2003's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|"BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]].]]
The tour would be one of the band's most well-known, with a base setlist that perfectly melded showings of their classics with stellar and memorable performances of the band's newer efforts. The year's leadoff single "[[Shoudou]]" was paired into a medley with the previous year's single "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", while new-met-old when "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and "[[ultra soul]]" were given a similar treatment. The setlist included a great many other recognizable songs from the band, including "[[girigiri chop]]", "[[Brotherhood]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[OCEAN]]", and "[[juice]]" on top of songs released during the year. Ultimately, the band would spend all of July and August on tour, with eleven dome showings including at [[Tokyo Dome]], [[Kyocera Dome Osaka|Osaka Dome]], and the [[Fukuoka Yahoo! JAPAN Dome]]. Over 450,000 audience members attended the tour's various shows, making it a massive and nearly unparalleled success for the year.

One month after the close of the tour, B'z returned to the live stage for what was originally billed as ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|Network LIVE in Japan Supported by dwango: B'z Premium Live]]''. The special concert was streamed all over the world by Los Angeles-based tech firm Network LIVE, who had chosen B'z as the first Asian artists to act as participants. The setlist to the show was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|"MONSTER'S GARAGE"]], but with the addition of four English songs being performed: 1996 single "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", 2002's "[[DEVIL]]", 2005's "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" which saw its debut live performance, and an all-new English version of "[[HOME]]" that would not be released until the following year on the band's [[B'z (International EP)|first international EP]]. The show would eventually make its way to DVD in 2008 as ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba]]'', with the title being a reference to the Namba district of Osaka where the show took place. It would later be released in 2010 on Blu-ray paired with ''[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]''.
[[Image:Koshi Treasure Land 1.png|thumb|left|210px|Koshi visiting ''B'z Treasure Land'' during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|"MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] tour. The exhibition was open to fans outside the venue and contained props, costumes, and memorabilia preserved from past shows.]]
Interestingly, B'z would make further appearances on television outside of their typical tour and promotional schedule. Months after [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|"MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] closed, B'z appeared on ''C20'' to perform ''[[MONSTER]]'' album opener "ALL-OUT ATTACK". A further appearance one month later on ''130 Million People Choose! Best Artist 2006'' to perform fellow album song "Netemo Sametemo". Lastly, ''[[Music Station|Music Station SUPER LIVE 2006]]'' would air at the end of the year with B'z being one of the featured artists, performing "[[Shoudou]]" for the third time on television for the year.

While most of 2006 was spent on B'z activities, some time near the end of the year was spent on solo projects. Koshi, particularly, was involved in a number of collaborations, including writing the music and lyrics to the song "Sha la la -Ayakashi NIGHT-" for fellow Being GIZA artist Saeka Uura. It would be featured in the anime series ''Kekkashi'' beginning in October. Additionally, a brief ending song was provided with Koshi as the sole performer. The song, "[[Hadou|Akai Ito]]", would not be released in full until Koshi's 2010 solo album ''[[Hadou]]'' hit shelves.

During dome stops on the tour, a special exhibit known as "B'z Treasure Land" was made available to the public outside the venue. The exhibit was designed as a tour throughout the band's history, with various props, costumes, and memorabilia from their history on display in an environment reminiscent of a museum. Koshi joked in the [[OFF LIMITS ~How Two Men Made A Monster~ (Documentary)|''OFF LIMITS'']] documentary that he would have to do his best during the show, in order to "make sure that people don't say they enjoyed 'Treasure Land' the most after the LIVE-GYM—otherwise, there might be people going, 'At least Treasure Land was awesome!'".

The year came to an end with the DVD release of ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]''. The filming was directed by Lionel Coleman, who had previously headed up various [[B'z Music Videos|music videos]] for the band. The video would later make its way to Blu-ray in December of 2010.

The year proved a considerably busy one for B'z, with the release of three new singles, a full studio album, an internet-streamed concert, a full-scale tour, and numerous side projects to keep themselves busy. The foundation laid throughout the year would leave a lasting impact on the band and inform their approach going forward as a timeless rock act that was still willing to innovate in order to remain their home country's most celebrated band.

===2007: B'z the first Asian artists to be inducted to Hollywood Rockwalk, "[[Eien no Tsubasa]]", "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]", and ''[[ACTION]]'' ===
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Following the immense success that was the rebooted [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|2006 LIVE-GYM]]—one that would set the tone for all B'z shows that followed—and its [[MONSTER|accompanying album]], expectations were high in 2007. It was already presumed the band would have big plans for 2008 given it was their twentieth anniversary year, but what would precede it was still relatively unknown at the time. Fans speculated that the [[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|previous year's live premiere]] of the English verison of "[[HOME]]" would possibly see a release in some form, but it was not there that the year began.

Instead, the first sighting of B'z activity was the announcement of their first international [[B'z Tie-in Promotions|tie-in]]. The PlayStation 2 racing video game ''Burnout Dominator'' was released worldwide in March and featured an all-new B'z song in every territory entitled "[[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]]". The song was included as a means of promoting the game primarily in Japan, but it would later be included the next year in the sequel game ''Burnout Paradise'' that was likewise released globally. The song was also published worldwide on iTunes at the same time as part of the soundtrack.
[[Image:BzEP.png|thumb|right|160px|The [[B'z (International EP)|international EP]] released in Western countries on iTunes contained five tracks in versions unavailable in Japan and is now no longer available.]]
It was shortly thereafter that B'z made their proper international debut on the digital platform when the self-titled ''[[B'z (International EP)|B'z]]'' EP was released to virtually every western storefront on iTunes yet was not made available in Japan. Although the release was aimed at an international audience, only two of its five tracks were in English: the aforementioned English version of "Home" and the 2005 ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' album closer "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]"—one of their select few English songs with no Japanese exemplar. The album contained highly-desired versions of three popular B'z singles: a remix of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", a re-recording of "[[ultra soul]]" that most resembled its more recent rock-oriented [[LIVE-GYM]] incarnations, and an overhauled reversion of "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]" that featured an entirely new arrangement that would serve as the basis for 2012's English edition "[[Into Free -Dangan-]]".

While this provided insight into the band's work in the early months of 2007, it was not yet known what form the rest of the year's releases would take. This was answered shortly thereafter with the announcement of their forty-third single: sentimental power ballad "[[Eien no Tsubasa]]". The song was paired with B-side "[[Eien no Tsubasa|Lonely Stars]]" and remains one of the few times in which music videos were produced for all tracks on a single, with the latter's being a short version. In the lead-up to its release, B'z embarked on one of their busiest years with regard to television, with five appearances in the week of its release on programs such as ''MUSIC FIGHTER'' (twice—once for the title song and once for the B-side), ''CDTV'', and ''[[Music Station]]''.

B'z also held their first interview for a news program to promote the single, with a live appearance on ''NEWS ZERO''. "Eien no Tsubasa" was written as the theme to a World War II movie about kamikaze pilots and the families they left behind released internationally as ''For Those We Love''. During the appearance, it was revealed that it was after visiting some of the memorial sites in the town of Chiran in Kagoshima that Tak developed an image derived from the clear and calm blue sky that inspired the melody and music. Tak would again take inspiration from that image for "hotalu" as part of his 2010 collaboration with [[Larry Carlton]] on ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]'' and once more in the instrumental "THE WINGS" on his 2012 solo album ''[[Strings Of My Soul]]''. Notably, B'z would return to visit Chiran during a LIVE-GYM stop in nearby Amami Oshima for [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"|LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]], which included "Eien no Tsubasa" in the setlist.
[[Image:Showcase2007sls.png|thumb|left|180px|The band debuting "SUPER LOVE SONG" during [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]].]]
In 1996, the band began their tradition of [[SHOWCASE]] events that typically played venues and areas that would not be included in wider [[LIVE-GYM]] tours. Here, in 2007, the band took the concept in a new direction. Beginning in June, B'z embarked on [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]] in which the band ran the gamut of Zepp venues in [[Zepp Sapporo|Sapporo]], [[Zepp Sendai|Sendai]], [[Zepp Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Zepp Fukuoka|Fukuoka]], [[Zepp Osaka|Osaka]], and [[Zepp Nagoya|Nagoya]]. As is now common for the events, B'z played a number of gems and obscure songs for the tour, including "[[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]" for the first time in 14 years, "[[ARIGATO]]" for the first time not on TV, "[[HOME|The Wild Wind]]", "[[SURVIVE|Naite Naite Nakiyandara]]", and "[[The 7th Blues|Haru]]", as well as "[[RUN|Out Of Control]]" and "[[The 7th Blues|Odekake Shimasho]]" for the first time since the mid-1990s. The show at [[Zepp Tokyo]] would be released [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|on DVD in 2008]] and [[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006 & B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|on Blu-ray in 2009]].
[[Image:B'z Rockwalk Induction 2007.jpg|thumb|right|150px|B'z becoming the first Asian artists to be inducted to Hollywood's RockWalk on November 19, 2007.]]
The concept was broadened and expanded into yet another of its kind, the aptly-named [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-]] which toured smaller areas of Japan throughout July and August. Further fan favorites were added on varying dates including "[[LOOSE|The Loose]]", 2001 B-side "[[ultra soul|ROCK MAN]]", the return of 1998 single "[[HOME]]", the live debut of "[[BANZAI]]" B-side "[[BANZAI|Magnolia]]", and even ''[[GREEN]]'' album ender "[[GREEN|GO★FIGHT★WIN]]". None of the shows were released in full, though select moments were highlighted on the [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008 "Official Bootleg"]].

This would also mark the first year at which B'z performed at a music festival when they were announced as one of the headline acts for [[SUMMER SONIC 07]]. The abbreviated setlist was akin to the summer's earlier [[SHOWCASE]] tours and opened with the as-yet-unreleased "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]" and included "[[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]]" amongst some of their live staples such as "[[ultra soul]]" and "[[Ai no Bakudan]]". Shortly thereafter, B'z soon announced the year's second and overall their forty-fourth single in the oft-previewed "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]". The third of its three tracks would be the aforementioned "FRICTION" as it appeared in ''Burnout Dominator''. The title song was a great challenge initially and was not intended as a single. It was originally a much slower, ballad-like composition. It wasn't until months later when they returned to Japan that they reworked the song to its eventual state.

In September, it was announced that B'z would become the first Asian artists to be inducted to Hollywood's RockWalk, joining the likes of Elvis Presley, AC/DC, [[Aerosmith]], Queen, Jimi Hendrix, and John Lennon. Many of the band's longtime [[B'z Support Members|support members]] were in attendance including [[Stevie Salas]], [[Juan Alderete]], [[Shane Gaalaas]], and [[Steve Vai]] who ushered in the duo's nomination. The induction was a widely-reported news item in Japanese newspapers and television. The ceremony took place on November 19, 2007 and saw the band deliver messages of gratitude in both English and Japanese. At the ceremony, B'z live footage from previous years was shown alongside samples of songs from their upcoming album which had been set for release just weeks later.

As announced, ''[[ACTION]]'' was released on December 5, 2007 and debuted at the top of the Weekly Oricon Albums chart. In an interview with ''JAPAN COUNTDOWN'', the band described the initial difficulty of writing and recording the album. Tak stated frankly: "We had a slump unlike anything before," while Koshi added that they made "light" the theme as they pressed on with it. One song, "Koubou"—literally "Ray of Light"—specifically emblematizes as much. Tak recounted that he started to dread going into the studio because the initial sessions were not at all amounting to what they expected. To overcome the slump, Koshi noted in the interview that they "started doing music with a different feel to it, and that went well" which led to them returning to their usual "recording rhythm". As a result, the album contains a large number of upbeat tracks that deal with a great variance of themes and topics such as the lively "[[ACTION|HOMETOWN BOYS' MARCH]]" and the sentimental "[[ACTION|Boku ni wa Kimi ga Iru]]". The album ended with the [[Ending SE]] from the [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|previous year's LIVE-GYM]], "[[ACTION|BUDDY]]", which had its lyrics significantly overhauled.

While 2007 would prove a landmark year for B'z in many respects and no doubt also a busy one, it would merely serve as preparation for what was to come immediately thereafter. Just months later, the band would begin a tour that would canvas all of Japan and culminate in one of their most fondly-regarded shows to date to celebrate their, to that point, most pivotal anniversary.

===2008: 20th anniversary===
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===2009: 46th single ''[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE]]''===
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===2010: Tak Matsumoto & Larry Carlton's ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]'' released world-wide===
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===2011: Tak Matsumoto wins first Grammy Award with ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]'', B'z returns to North America===
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===2012: [[B'z (English Album)|English Album]], [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-|50th Single]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|Largest North American Tour]]===
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===2013: 25th Anniversary, ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' Albums and [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|ENDLESS SUMMER]]===
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[[Image:xxvtop1.png|thumb|right|180px|B'z during their [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|25th anniversary concert]] at [[Nissan Stadium]] on September 21, 2013.]]

Hot on the heels of their 2012 foray into North America, B'z began the new year with the triad of home videos announced in November 2013 that would serve to begin their 25th anniversary campaign. Accordingly, ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION-]]'' was released in January, ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]]'' in February, and finally ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN-]]'' in March. Previous interviews in Be With! hinted for months what fans already knew: a 25th anniversary tour would commence sometime in 2013, but the exact timing, extent, and form it would take would go unknown in the year's early months. As had been the case with earlier anniversaries, a compilation album was expected sometime in the year to commemorate the band's twenty-five years on the music scene.
[[Image:bzichibuvideo.png|thumb|left|175px|The band's 25th anniversary [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|''XXV'' compilations]] included DVDs featuring all of the singles' music videos to date for the very first time.]]
Finally, in late March, all silence was broken and the band's full anniversary plans were announced. Instead of one new compilation, fans were treated to two collections that, for the first time, set out to gather together all 50 singles and came in the form of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]''. The two compilations also contained four brand new songs between them, with the limited edition copies coming with, for the first time, all of the associated music videos on home video. Additionally, [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]] was at last announced: a full-blown tour that would tour halls throughout Japan from June to July, and then take on the nation's biggest domes from August all the way through their September 21 and 22 anniversary shows at B'z favorite Nissan Stadium.
[[Image:aerosonic1.jpg|thumb|right|180px|B'z and Aerosmith as they performed together for the second time in history, playing a joint version of Aerosmith's classic "Mama Kin" to a sold-out crowd at [[AEROSONIC]].]]
In April, the band were announced for a double-headlining gig with Aerosmith—their second occasion joining forces following the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]] eleven years earlier. Set for August 8, the event was dubbed [[AEROSONIC]] and was to take place as the opening event for the year's annual [[SUMMER SONIC]] music festival. When the show came, the two bands each performed full sets, with B'z also joining Aerosmith on stage for a rendition of their classic rocker "Mama Kin".

The band rounded out 2013 with plenty of performances, including a showing on ''[[Music Station]]'' during a "B'z 25th Anniversary Special" that featured an unprecedented four performances from B'z alone, with three coming as a result of fan requests. The show began with a B'z performance of new song "[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|Q&A]]" and was followed by "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]"—itself receiving its television debut—and finally "[[ultra soul]]" as the top vote-getter. A special YouTube program featuring an hour long interview with Tak and Koshi was also later aired live, featuring the band answering in-depth questions from fans that had been gathered in the weeks prior.

In November, B'z appeared as the inaugural performers for a [[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI|special show at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]. Shortly thereafter, news came down that B'z would be releasing the home video for the year's tour early in 2014 entitled ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-]]''. The package was announced to come in a standard package and a complete edition, the latter of which features nearly six hours of footage between the tour finale at Nissan Stadium and the special hall tour finale earlier in the tour, as well as a documentary documenting the full 25th anniversary year.

The year ended on the news that PLAYER magazine's annual year-end Readers' Poll found Japanese music fans ranking B'z as Best Artist, Best Live Performance, Koshi Inaba as Best Vocalist, Tak Matsumoto as Best Guitarist, Shane Gaalaas as Best Drummer, Barry Sparks as Best Bassist, and Takanobu Masuda as Best Other Musician.

===2014: Break for Solo Projects ''[[New Horizon]]'' and ''[[Singing Bird]]'', Return to B'z Activities===
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The B'z activities for the year began with the home video release ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-]]''. Released on both DVD and Blu-ray in two editions, the release spanned from three to six hours of footage covering the entire breadth of the tour. As the release loomed, however, Tak and Koshi spared no time for relaxation and instead headed to the studio to work on their respective solo projects.

Earlier, on January 1, it was confirmed that Tak Matsumoto would be holding an as-yet untitled solo tour—his first true solo dates—and would be releasing a new solo album in the coming months. Tickets went on sale March 15, 2014 for the tour that ran from May 10 to June 15. Later, on February 19, an untitled song that would later be revealed to be "[[New Horizon]]" premiered as the theme to two commercials for transportation company Sagawa's latest interest promotions.

Three days later, Tak Matsumoto's solo album was given a title of ''[[New Horizon]]'' and a release date of April 30, 2014. The album, produced by Tak and ''[[Strings Of My Soul]]'' collaborator [[Paul Brown]], featured a wide range of tracks including another cover of jazz classic "Take 5"—a song Tak had first covered on his first solo album ''[[Thousand Wave]]'' in 1988. The album, like its predecessor, again featured a vocal song in "Feel like a woman tonite" which this time sported vocals from American soul singer Wendy Moten. [[Image:Tak Matsumoto New Horizon Live.jpg|thumb|left|190px|Tak Matsumoto during his [[Tak Matsumoto LIVE 2014 -New Horizon-|first solo live tour]]. It was his first tour since his [[Larry Carlton & Tak Matsumoto LIVE 2010 "TAKE YOUR PICK"|2010 collaboration tour]] with [[Larry Carlton]].]] Several new songs were joined by "Rain", a composition first heard as Tak's solo during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|25th anniversary B'z tour]], and a re-recording of his 2003 composition "BLACK JACK" for the anime of the same name.

On the same day, it was announced that Koshi Inaba would be launching his first official website entitled "en-zine" would be launched the following week. Most surprising was the news that, along with the site's launch, Koshi was releasing a new digital single available immediately. The song, "[[Nensho]]", was a hard rock song that became available on the Japanese iTunes and numerous other online music outlets. Additionally, all of Koshi's past music videos—along with a new one for "Nensho"—were added to the [http://www.youtube.com/Bz Official B'z YouTube channel] in full. The breadth of information on the site was just beginning as Koshi's solo tour for the year, [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~]], was also announced with the launch. The tour, scheduled to take place over ten dates from June 5 to June 20, was set to be played at a single venue: the [[Shinagawa Stellar Ball]] in Tokyo. On March 4, another new song from Koshi's forthcoming album entitled "[[Singing Bird|oh my love]]" was revealed as the theme to an Olympus camera commercial that began airing that day.
[[Image:Koshi Inaba Music Station 2014.png|thumb|right|200px|Koshi and the band on the May 23 edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' performing "[[Singing Bird|oh my love]]". It was his first [[B'z Television Appearances|performance on television]] since September 2004.]]
Koshi continued the en-zine monthly updates with the release of another digital exclusive single, "[[Nakinagara]]", on the end of March. Support members for the upcoming tour were also announced at the time, which featured the return of bassist Corey McCormick from [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2010 ~enII~]] and keyboardist [[Kousuke Ooshima]] who toured with B'z during their [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|1998 tour]]. Newcomer [[SATOKO]] would handle drums, while [[Duran]] and [[JUON]] would be on guitar.

A promotional blitz for ''[[New Horizon]]'' began in a litany of magazine and radio interviews in mid April. A special campaign was announced for purchasers of the upcoming album, in which 300 buyers would have the chance to win a special vinyl edition of the album. At the same time, the title "New Horizon" was featured in a dedicated commercial for the album itself that showcased its tracklist and release date. One week later, another commercial in the same vein played out with "Rain" as the theme.

On April 21, the title and release date for Koshi Inaba's latest solo album were released. The work, entitled ''[[Singing Bird]]'', would be released on May 21 and would feature twelve tracks total. A special DVD edition of the album contained four new music videos as well. At the same time, another digital single entitled "[[Stay Free]]" was released alongside a special music video for the song. The video featured Koshi on an MV Agusta -75 motorcycle customized by a California based workshop run by Shinya Kimura. [[Image:Tak Matsumoto Music Station 2014.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Tak performing [[Hana|#1090 [Sen Mu Ichiya]]] on ''[[Music Station]]''. The original version of the song has been serving as the theme to the popular program since 1992.]]Due to the demand for his upcoming tour far exceeding the amount of available tickets, it was announced that the tour finale would be screened live at theaters across Japan.

An American edition of the Tak Matsumoto album ''New Horizon'' was announced in April for a July release, though this date was later moved to September and has since been delayed. In early May, the tour goods for [[Tak Matsumoto LIVE 2014 -New Horizon-]] were revealed. Tak soon thereafter played his first shows on the tour, which included several of his older classics and many of the songs from the new album in the doubleheader show. The same day, a commercial for ''Singing Bird'' featuring footage from the music video for "oh my love" began airing.
[[Image:2014 Uchouten Update.png|thumb|right|210px|Promotional image issued prior to the announcement of 2015's ''[[EPIC DAY]]'' and 51st single "[[Uchouten]]".]]
Both Tak and Koshi would individually perform on their preferred television destination of ''[[Music Station]]'' on different dates. Koshi appeared on the May 23 edition and performed "oh my love" while Tak joined the show on June 6 to play "New Horizon" and a rendition of "[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]" which has been the theme of the music show since 1992. The first of a series of filmed discussions Koshi had with people he admired in various fields began when a lengthy talk with Japanese UFC fighter Masaharu Fukuyama was uploaded to the en-zine site. A later talk with LOUDNESS' vocalist Minoru Niihara would feature a brief excerpt of the 2013 cover of their song "Crazy Nights" that came in the passing of their drummer and friend of both B'z members.

Koshi's ~en-ball~ saw him playing over thirty of his solo songs, making for quite a varied show over the limited ten date engagement. In the final development of the solo year, Koshi released a music video featuring footage from his recent tour over a new digital exclusive single that had not been on the album, "[[Saturday]]", that had served as the [[Ending SE]] to the tour. By the end of the year, neither of the members' solo shows were released on home video.

By August, the band had reconvened in order to begin recording their next single and album. In October, the dates for the first half of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015]] were revealed, with the tour set to begin in March. Two new songs from their labors were revealed weeks later in November, titled "[[EPIC DAY|Exit To The Sun]]" and "[[EPIC DAY|NO EXCUSE]]". The former was used as the theme song to the drama series ''Dark Suit'', while the latter served as the theme to a Smirnoff Ice commercial in Japan beginning in late November.

On December 3, the band's first single since 2012's "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]", titled "[[Uchouten]]", was announced to be released one month later on January 14, 2015, and would come with "[[Uchouten|Endless Summer]]" as a B-side. The single was also revealed to have nine songs from the 2013 special performance [[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] included on the limited edition DVD. At the same time, the band's upcoming [[LIVE-GYM]] tour was revealed as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]].

===2015: Nineteenth studio album ''[[EPIC DAY]]''; tour ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]]''; first fanclub-exclusive SHOWCASE ''[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]]''===
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===2016: ===
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==Sales Records & Accolades==
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As one of the most celebrated music acts in Japanese music history, B'z have sold more singles, albums, and home videos than any other band or artist. Most prominent of their sales achievements has been their unprecedented streak of number one singles. Since the release of 1990's "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", every single released by the band has debuted at the top of the Oricon Weekly Singles chart. This has resulted in a total of forty-seven singles consecutively debuting at number one. Those singles have spent a total sixty-four weeks at the top spot, which has become another record held by the band. Ultimately, the band also hold the record of longest consecutive period releasing a single at number one at over twenty years. The band also have forty-eight singles that have entered the top ten, ranking them third in the category. B'z also have fifteen singles that have sold over 1,000,000 copies, thirty of which were released consecutively.

On March 26, 2003, B'z remastered and re-released ten of their earliest singles along with their then-latest single, "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]". On the daily chart at launch, B'z held a monopoly over the chart's top eleven slots, with the new single ranking at the top and the re-issues covering the remaining ten. Ultimately, B'z would set a record that week for holding nine of the Top 10 slots for the week of release.

To date, B'z have moved over 46,000,000 albums, ranking them at number one. In 2007, Guinness World Records added B'z as the "Artist with Most Albums Sold in Japan" with a total of 42,000,000 units sold at the of publication. In all, the band have nineteen million-selling albums, eight of which did so consecutively, and have release an unprecedented twenty-six number one albums. In all, B'z have sold over 81,500,000 albums and singles combined in Japan alone. The band are also the only act to lead all six major categories tracked by Oricon.

In terms of [[B'z Home Videos|home videos]], B'z are likewise at the top of the medium with the most releases to finish at the top of the year-end chart. Several releases have topped the overall home video charts as well, outside of the music home video chart. The millions of sales of home videos, albums, singles, multiple consecutive sold-out tours have routinely landed B'z on the list of the highest-grossing music act in Japan.

B'z have been a fixture at the Japan Gold Disc Show with multiple wins for Best Artist, Best Single, Best Song, Album of the Year, Best Home Video, and more. In 1999, the band were featured as the Best Selling Japanese Artist of the Year at the World Music Awards as a result of ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]''. B'z were busy with their upcoming tour and could not attend at person, but an English video message from the band was played during the broadcast explaining their absence. Two of their highest profile achievements began in 2007 when B'z were inducted into the RockWalk of Fame in Hollywood, California. At the suggestion of fellow inductee [[Steve Vai]], the duo were part of a live and elaborate ceremony in which their handprints were added to to the walk. Later, in 2010, Tak Matsumoto became the first Japanese guitarist to win a Grammy Award when he and [[Larry Carlton]] won Best Pop Instrumental Album honors for ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]''.

==Success Abroad==
{{Main|B'z Support Members}}

The band's success has led them to receive accolades and acknowledgment far outside of Japan. In 2002, American rock icons Aerosmith were invited to headline the International Concert Day event at the 2002 FIFA World Cup that was co-hosted by Japan and South Korea, and they agreed, but with the stipulation that they would only do so if B'z headlined with them. Ultimately, B'z and Aerosmith shared the same stage as the two bands performed hit after hit until finally the two joined forces for a rendition of the classic rock tune "Train Kept A Rollin'". The two would reunite over a decade later at [[AEROSONIC]] in Japan—a joint headlining venture between the two bands where they again joined forces for a performance, this time for the Aerosmith classic rocker "Mama Kin".

On November 19, 2007, B'z received the honor of becoming the first Asian musicians to be inducted to the Hollywood RockWalk in Los Angeles, California. This was not the first time B'z broke new ground in the global music industry, however. In 1999, Tak became the first Asian guitarist to become a signature Gibson artist and has, ever since, sported and introduced to the public numerous Gibson guitars designed to his specifications—most of which have quickly sold out in their initial production runs.

B'z have forged relationships with many of the top personalities in rock music, including guitar virtuoso [[Steve Vai]], fellow American guitarist [[Stevie Salas]], [[Slash]] of Guns N' Roses, [[Chad Smith]] of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, [[Juan Alderete]] of the Mars Volta, [[Pat Torpey]], [[Eric Martin]], and [[Billy Sheehan]] of Mr. Big, as well as Canadian drummer [[Shane Gaalaas]] and bassist [[Barry Sparks]], who have become fixtures of the B'z touring crew as they tour in Japan and abroad. In 2010, Tak collaborated with renowned jazz guitarist Larry Carlton on an "east meets west"-themed instrumental album titled ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]'', which would go on to earn the pair a Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album and make Tak the first Japanese guitarist to be bestowed with the honor.

In addition to the artists listed above, B'z have worked with [[Brian Tichy]], [[Chris Frazier]], [[Denny Fongheiser]], [[Jeremy Colson]], [[Josh Freese]], [[Robert Deleo]], [[Sean Hurley]], [[Andy Johns]], and many others.

==B'z Discography==
===[[B'z Singles|Singles]]===
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:1. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] (1988)
:2. [[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]] (1989)
:3. [[LADY-GO-ROUND]] (1990)
:4. [[BE THERE]] (1990)
:5. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] (1990)
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] (1990)
:7. [["Itoshii Hito yo" Good Night...]] (1990)
:8. [[LADY NAVIGATION]] (1991)
:9. [[ALONE]] (1991)
:10. [[BLOWIN']] (1992)
:11. [[ZERO]] (1992)
:12. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]] (1993)
:13. [[Hadashi no Megami]] (1993)
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:14. [[Don't Leave Me]] (1994)
:15. [[MOTEL]] (1994)
:16. [[Negai]] (1995)
:17. [[love me, I love you]] (1995)
:18. [[LOVE PHANTOM]] (1995)
:19. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara/MOVE]] (1996)
:20. [[Real Thing Shakes]] (1996)
:21. [[FIREBALL]] (1997)
:22. [[Calling]] (1997)
:23. [[Liar! Liar!]] (1997)
:24. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] (1998)
:25. [[HOME]] (1998)
:26. [[girigiri chop]] (1999)
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:27. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] (2000)
:28. [[May]] (2000)
:29. [[juice]] (2000)
:30. [[RING]] (2000)
:31. [[ultra soul]] (2001)
:32. [[GOLD]] (2001)
:33. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]] (2002)
:34. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]] (2003)
:35. [[Yasei no ENERGY]] (2003)
:36. [[BANZAI]] (2004)
:37. [[ARIGATO]] (2004)
:38. [[Ai no Bakudan]] (2005)
:39. [[OCEAN]] (2005)
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:40. [[Shoudou]] (2006)
:41. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]] (2006)
:42. [[SPLASH!]] (2006)
:43. [[Eien no Tsubasa]] (2007)
:44. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]] (2007)
:45. [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]] (2008)
:46. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE]] (2009)
:47. [[MY LONELY TOWN]] (2009)
:48. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]] (2011)
:49. [[Don't Wanna Lie]] (2011)
:50. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]] (2012)
:51. [[Uchouten]] (2015)
:52. [[RED]] (2015)
:53. [[Seimei/Still Alive]] (2017)
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===[[B'z Albums|Albums]]===
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'''''[[B'z Albums#Studio Albums|Studio Albums]]'''''
:1. [[B'z (Album)|B'z]] (1988)
:2. [[OFF THE LOCK]] (1989)
:3. [[BREAK THROUGH]] (1990)
:4. [[RISKY]] (1990)
:5. [[IN THE LIFE]] (1991)
:6. [[RUN]] (1992)
:7. [[The 7th Blues]] (1994)
:8. [[LOOSE]] (1996)
:9. [[SURVIVE]] (1998)
:10. [[Brotherhood]] (1999)
:11. [[ELEVEN]] (2001)
:12. [[GREEN]] (2002)
:13. [[BIG MACHINE]] (2003)
:14. [[THE CIRCLE]] (2005)
:15. [[MONSTER]] (2006)
:16. [[ACTION]] (2007)
:17. [[MAGIC]] (2009)
:18. [[C'mon]] (2011)
:19. [[EPIC DAY]] (2015)
:20. [[DINOSAUR]] (2017)
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'''''[[B'z Albums#Mini Albums|Mini Albums]]'''''
:1. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]] (1989)
:2. [[WICKED BEAT]] (1990)
:3. [[MARS]] (1991)
:4. [[FRIENDS]] (1992)
:5. [[FRIENDS II]] (1996)
 
'''''[[B'z Albums#Compilation Albums|Compilation Albums]]'''''
:1. [[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]] (1998)
:2. [[B'z The Best "Treasure"]] (1998)
:3. [[B'z The "Mixture"]] (2000)
:4. [[The Ballads ~Love & B'z~]] (2002)
:5. [[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]] (2005)
:6. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] (2008)
:7. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]] (2008)
:8. [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] (2013)
:9. [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]] (2013)
:10. [[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]] (2017)
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'''''[[B'z Albums#Specialty Albums|Specialty Releases]]'''''
:[[B'z TV Style SONGLESS VERSION]] (1992)
:[[B'z TV STYLE II Songless Version]] (1995)
:[[Flash Back -B'z Early Special Titles-]] (1997)
:''[[DEVIL]]'' (2002)
:[[The Complete B'z]] (2005)
:[[B'z EP|''B'z'' EP]] (2007)
:[[B'z (English Album)|''B'z'' English Album]] (2012)

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===[[B'z Home Videos|Home Videos]]===
:1. [[FILM RISKY]] (1990) [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:2. [[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]] (1991) [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:3. [[LIVE RIPPER]] (1993) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:4. [["BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]] (1996) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:5. [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG]] (1998) — Video mailed to [[B'z PARTY]] members in 1998 for the band's 10th anniversary [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:6. [[The true meaning of "Brotherhood"?]] (1999) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:7. [[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]] (2000) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:8. [[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]] (2002) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:9. [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~]] (2004) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:10. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] (2006) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:11. [[B'z LIVE in Namba]] (2008) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:12. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"#Premium Live DVD|B'z "ULTRA Pleasure" Premium Live DVD]] (2008) — Included in limited edition of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:13. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]] (2008) — Included in limited edition of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:14. [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] (2008) — DVD mailed to [[B'z PARTY]] members in 2008 for the band's 20th anniversary [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:15. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] (2008) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:16. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]] (2009) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:17. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME]] (2010) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:18. [[B'z LIVE in Namba|B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]] & [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]] (2010) — Blu-ray double package collecting [[B'z LIVE in Namba]] and [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:19. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]] (2012) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:20. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION-]] (2013) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:21. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]] (2013) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:22. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN-]] (2013) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:23. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-]] (2014) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:24. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] (2015) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:25. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]] (2018) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]

===[[LIVE-GYM|LIVE-GYMs]]===
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'''''[[LIVE-GYM#List of B'z LIVE-GYMs|Main Tours]]'''''
:1. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 001 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #001 "OFF THE LOCK"]]
:2. [[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"]]
:3. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"]]
:4. [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
:5. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]]
:6. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:7. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:8. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]
:9. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]
:10. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]
:11. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]
:12. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:13. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:14. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:15. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]
:16. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:17. [[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001]]
:18. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:19. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]]
:20. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]
:21. [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]
:22. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]]
:23. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:24. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
:25. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]
:26. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]]
:27. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]
:28. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"]]
:29. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]
:30. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]
:31. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
:32. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
:33. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]]
:34. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]]
:35. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]
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'''''[[LIVE-GYM#List of SHOWCASE Events|SHOWCASE Events]]'''''
:1. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]]
:2. [[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]]
:3. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]]
:4. [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]
:5. [[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]]
:6. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]]
:7. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:8. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]]
:9. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]]
:10. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]]
:11. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-]]
:12. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]]
:13. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]]
:14. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2013 -Pleasure75-]]
:15. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shimonoseki Uchouten NIGHT-]]
:16. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]]
:17. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]]
:18. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]]
:19. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-]]
 
'''''[[LIVE-GYM#List of Pleasure Tours|Pleasure Tours]]'''''
:1. [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
:2. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:3. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]
:4. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]
:5. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:6. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:7. [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]
:8. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]
:9. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
:10. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]
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{{Infobox musical artist
| name = B'z
| image = Bz.png
| caption = '''B'z''' is made up of guitarist-composer Tak Matsumoto and vocalist-lyricist Koshi Inaba.
| landscape = yes
| background = group_or_band
| origin = Japan
| genre = Rock, Hard Rock, Pop Rock, Blues, Jazz, Dance, Adult Rock, Metal
| years_active = 1988–Present
| label = BMG Japan '''(1988-1995)''' Vermillion Records '''(1995-Present)'''
| website = [[B'z Official Website]] [[B'z The Store]] [[B'z PARTY]]
| current_members = [[Tak Matsumoto]] [[Koshi Inaba]]
| past_members =
}}

'''B'z''' is a Japanese rock band comprised of guitarist-composer '''[[Tak Matsumoto]]''' and vocalist-lyricist '''[[Koshi Inaba]]'''. Since their debut in 1988, B'z have remained one of the most successful music acts in not just their home country but the world, having set a number of records that still stand today. Not only have they remained at the top of the charts for over two decades, they have done so while experimenting with a great many sounds in virtually every imaginable genre of music. In addition to their work as a group, both members have complimented their musical endeavors with storied solo careers.

Among the records set by B'z are the distinctions of having the most number one singles, of which all are consecutive, the most number one albums, and the most number one home video releases. Overall, B'z has sold over 35 million singles and have moved over 85 million records in total—the most ever sold in their home country. B'z currently has over thirty releases that have sold over a million copies, including their first two best-of compilations, ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'', that remain the second and fifth highest selling albums in Japanese music history.

B'z concerts, referred to as '''[[LIVE-GYM|LIVE-GYMs]]''', have been characterized by their consistent quality, energy, and production value. In addition to playing shows all over Japan, the duo has performed live in the United States, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Canada. In addition to their large-scale concerts, B'z also venture out to see fans in the form of '''[[SHOWCASE]]''' shows—concerts with setlists that typically include a great many scarcely-performed songs and take place at smaller, more intimate venues. Generally, they are often played as warm-ups to the larger LIVE-GYM concerts as well as a means of still touring for fans even when a major album promotion isn't in order, especially in areas of Japan that the band have not visited previously or have not visited in some time.

Since December 1988, a quarterly magazine has been available to members of the band's fanclub, [[B'z PARTY]]. '''[[Be With!]]''', previously known as '''Be+wiZ!''', began as more of a newsletter but has since evolved into a full magazine with thorough interviews with the band in each issue, recording diaries, detailed backstage reports, exclusive reveals, and a great deal of special features.

==History==
===Origin of the name B'z===
The origin of "B'z" comes in various forms, though both members have stated on more than one occasion that there was no deep meaning behind its creation, with it mostly being spontaneous and spur of the moment. The most prominent explanation was that they wanted to be an "A to Z" sort of band, a band from which you could expect any sort of music. This was shortened to "A~Z" and then "A'z", but the pronunciation possibly being mistaken for "AIDS" made it an unfavorable candidate, which led to "B'z". Koshi repeated this sentiment in the 2012 documentary ''[[Only Two]]'' in a New York interview during their latest [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|United States and Canada tour]]. Additionally, the band wanted a name that was easy to recognize, something modern that would lend itself well to a logo and become a recognizable namesake.

The uncertainty behind the exact origin of the band's name has led to much fan and press speculation over the years. With the question being one of the most common the band have received in their decades on the music scene, a few additional and supporting explanations have also arisen. Tak mentioned in a 1989 interview that the idea of having a "Z" at the end was the result of a casual remark by a staff member, while the idea that "B'z" is associated with bees was supported when Koshi explained in an interview on TOKYO FM's "BEAT ZONE" program that the pronunciation of "B'z" was similar to "bees" in English, meaning a swarm of bees. Bee imagery would be featured during the year 1995 on the single for "[[love me, I love you]]" as well as serving as a motif for [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]].

Later, Tak was also quoted as saying he liked the idea of using a "Z" in the name and thought having a "B" would be appropriately masculine, with the number of associated "B" rock artists out there. Thus, adding the two together formed "B'z". Another popular explanation that emerged in the press was that the band wanted to be inclusive of their favorite rock artists, and thus the name "B'z" included "B" for The Beatles and "Z" for Led Zeppelin.

===1988: Formation and [[B'z (Album)|Debut Album]]===
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 [[File:singlesh.png|link=]][[File:01s.jpg|50px|border|link=Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] [[File:albumsh.png|link=]][[File:01a.jpg|50px|border|link=B'z (Album)]]

In the mid-1980s, the music scene in Japan was awash with music that consisted primarily and often exclusively of digitally-generated sounds and rarely involved the full instrumentation one would expect of rock music. The state of popular music at the time was at odds with the rock culture that a young guitarist by the name of [[Tak Matsumoto]] had admired since his youth. Then a studio musician playing guitar on the albums of some of Japan's top emerging pop acts, such as TM Network and Mari Hamada, Tak was discontent with the lack of distinctive guitar work in the music industry and longed to create his own music. After a stint of touring and recording with Hamada and TM Network, the young guitarist was determined to emerge from the shadow of being a supporting artist and create his own musical identity.
[[Image:1988earlypromo.jpg|thumb|right|140px|One of the earliest known promotional shots of Tak and Koshi as B'z from the shoot for their original releases.]]
After departing from his supporting commitments, Tak set out to embark on his solo career where he would have control over the sound of his music. Solo instrumental albums were seeing a niche trend within a market that was starving for some sort of innovation, and thus Tak took advantage. On May 21, 1988, ''[[Thousand Wave]]'', the debut album from twenty-seven year old guitarist Tak Matsumoto, was released to the Japanese public. The ten track album laid the foundation for Tak's early compositional style and offered the world the very first example of the prototypical B'z sound that would be of vital importance in the years to follow. In addition to offering a taste of what would become B'z music, it was here that Tak cemented another element of B'z history when friend and keyboardist [[Takanobu Masuda]] played on over half the album. Masuda had previously served as a fellow supporting member to Mari Hamada and would go on to tour with B'z more so than any other supporting member, having done so beginning in 1992 and would still be doing so even as of 2012.

The young Tak was satisfied with ''Thousand Wave'' and his first experience of being in control of the studio. At the same time, he felt he still hadn't even begun to reach his potential for what he wanted to accomplish in his musical career. As such, with the release of ''Thousand Wave'', Tak felt that chapter of his career had ended and the next was soon to begin. It was then that he set out to realize his dream and thus began his search for others with which he could form a band to take to the top of the charts.

In May 1988, Tak—feeling confident with a guitar and not so much in his vocal ability—began searching for a vocalist with which to pair himself and begin his band project with. It was at that time that a music producer and friend by the name of Daiko Nagato introduced Tak to a demo tape from his collection of aspiring artists. The tape was a recording made several years prior by a university student who had made the tape with the hopes of being noticed and becoming a professional musician. The songs from the session that were then heard by Tak were covers of T-Bone Walker's "T-Bone Shuffle", Led Zeppelin's "You Shook Me", and Billy Joel's "Honest". The tape went unnoticed and unrewarded at the time and was filed away. Years after it had been recorded, the solo guitarist Tak Matsumoto was listening to the tape and immediately sensed a connection with his style of music and the voice he was hearing.
[[Image:sfrockstation.jpg|thumb|left|140px|Tak and Koshi promoting their [[B'z (Album)|debut album]] on radio's ''SF Rock Station'' program on August 22, 1988.]]
The voice on the tape belonged to a recent Yokohama National University graduate by the name of Koshi Inaba. Though he had been a student at the time the demo tape was authored, he had now graduated with a degree in mathematics and had embarked on the path of teaching the subject instead. The young Koshi had excelled at academics, particularly in English and math, and felt comfortable teaching the latter considering that, during the course of his university days, he had ranked third in the entire country in mathematics. It was not in teaching that his heart really belonged, however, and while his dreams of being a musician had begun to diminish with the responsibilities of the real world, he was not ready to give up entirely. When he suddenly received a call from a man named Tak Matsumoto to request an audition with concern to a demo he had recorded years earlier, Koshi was floored and immediately accepted the meeting.

The rendezvous took place at a small studio in Roppongi, Tokyo called "SOUND JOKER". There, the two mused over the music that they liked and found a great many similarities between them, including a mutual fondness of The Beatles. The pair reconvened the next day without a solid plan and decided to become more familiar with one another's styles by playing Beatles songs together. It was then that the two played through covers of "Oh! Darling" and "Let It Be" with only a microphone and guitar. However, shortly after the second song, the guitar amplifier malfunctioned and they had no choice but to call it a day. Despite the sudden inconvenience, both Tak and Koshi had heard enough and their newfound band was on its way. Twenty years later, after they had long topped the Japanese music scene and become its biggest artists, the two relayed this story and performed "Oh! Darling" under the same conditions, with only a microphone and guitar, to a crowd of over 70,000 during their sold-out [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|20th anniversary tour]].

While the formation of the band came quite easily, Tak and Koshi said in later years that it was more of an organic than an arranged decision to start a band, with it all happening naturally. During their 1993 tour, [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|"RUN"]], Tak joked on-stage that, "Come to think of it, we never did [outright agree we should form a band]", to which Koshi responded, "Let's do it then!". In the Japanese music industry at the time, the perception was that rookie artists should give up if they are unable to produce a hit within three albums. As a result, Tak said to Koshi in the early days that they should score the cover of ''Gb'', a popular music magazine at the time, within three years.

From the band's founding through writing the music, producing, and recording their original works, it all occurred in a short period of around four months. At the onset of the first album's recording, Tak oversaw all aspects of the album, including presiding over Koshi's lyrics, who had no previous professional experience with songwriting. Very quickly, he recognized his partner's natural proficiency with the art, no doubt due to his extensive vocabulary with both Japanese and English and his ability to develop thematic themes seamlessly around the music Tak had written. This was to be the true beginning of the sound that would define B'z music in the decades to come. Tak continued writing all of the music and performing all guitar while Koshi sang and wrote all of the lyrics freely.

Finally, on September 21, 1988, the simultaneous releases of their [[B'z (Album)|self-titled debut album ''B'z'']] and their first single, "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]", marked the beginning of a new era in the lives of [[Tak Matsumoto]] and [[Koshi Inaba]] as well as serving as the beginning of what would forever change the face and sound of Japanese music.

===1989: Birth of the [[LIVE-GYM]], ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]'' and [[B'z Television Appearances|Debut TV Appearances]]===
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[[Image:sfrockstationdebutlive.jpg|thumb|right|140px|B'z during their [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"|very first live performance]] on April 4, 1989.]]
With the release of their first album, B'z had their first taste of building their own sound and developing their vision of what they wanted to accomplish in music. Their debut releases in 1988 did not make too big of a splash in the music scene, but did garner acclaim amongst those in the music community. The band were not especially concerned with the sales, however, as they had already decided they would not tour in support of the album and had a very different plan to most other new artists of the era. Their feeling was that, until they had enough material to perform a full live show, they would not be taking the stage as they wanted enough variety in their songs to give those who appeared at their shows a lasting, unique experience. The goal was to have 90 minutes of material to play a full show before going on tour, and as such, they immediately went back into the studio to write more music with the experience they had developing the first album together.

The aim was to create an album with songs that would be [[B'z Singles|single]]-worthy. However, this was also the most trying time for Koshi as a lyricist. In subsequent interviews, Koshi mentioned feeling like giving up at several points, but was encouraged by Tak who said his lyrics were getting better and better. Though a stressful recording process, one of which consumed nearly 1,000 total hours in and around the studio by some accounts, Koshi's resilience with the album's lyrics paid off. Through the album, he was able to explore lyrical themes dealing with daily life, as well as romantic relationships and endeavors as well as its place in friendships. From the sessions, the unexpected live hit "[[OH! GIRL (Lyrics)|OH! GIRL]]" emerged: an upbeat and optimistic pop-rock number that still frequents their live setlists to this day and is arguably their most successful of their older songs.

Once recording had been completed, B'z made their debut on the live stage when they appeared at the [[Nemu no Sato|Nemu no Sato Resort]] for the SF Rock Station finale event entitled "[[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"|Thank You TM Network]]". Tak had previously served as the guitarist for TM Network prior to departing for his solo career and thus he and Koshi made their first live appearance in support. Their brief setlist of five songs included their debut single "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" and its B-side "Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~" as well as [[B'z (Album)|debut album]] songs "It's not a dream" and "Half Tone Lady". Most notably, their next single was debuted as their final performance of the evening and would later become known as "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]". The song, also soon to be included on their follow-up album, was a high-energy rock-dance song that showed the versatility they had been honing in the studio over their original efforts.

The ten-track resulting album entitled ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]'' was released only nine months after the first on May 21, 1989. The band's second single "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]" was, as was the case with their original releases, released simultaneously. The album's title came from the idea that the work would be "removing the lock" for the band, to allow them to explore their potential as a full rock band on the live stage with nothing left holding them back. Upon release, the album debuted at number 33 on the Weekly Oricon Albums chart, ranking fifteen slots ahead of their earlier debut album. While the releases did not lead to especially great mainstream success, it did lay the foundation for their forthcoming live shows that would bring B'z to the attention of the music industry and music fans alike. It would only be a matter of months before B'z had their first major hit and were on their way to stardom.
[[Image:badclubgymlive.jpg|thumb|left|140px|The band as seen during [[B'z BAD-CLUB GYM]], their only tour of the type in which they toured clubs for three dates.]]
With two complete albums in the bag, the band finally felt they would be able to confidently hit the live stage and play a full show of their own material. As such, their first live tour was scheduled: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], a three-date engagement at three well-known music venues from June 1 to June 5, 1988. The brief tour was to serve to test the waters but came up with very unexpectedly positive results. The three shows, in Nagoya, Osaka, and lastly Tokyo, sold out completely on the very first day tickets were made available, despite them being for a relatively new band that had not played on tour before. The regional tour was a massive success for the newly-established band, and established many of the core components that would remain intact for B'z shows decades later, including Tak playing a solo midway through the setlist. The setlist remained the same for all three shows, with "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" being reserved for the one and only song played during the encore.

The success of their first major live endeavor was not one taken lightly. Immediately, Tak and Koshi returned to the studio in order to expand their catalogue with the feeling that there was more they could do beyond their second album. It was during these sessions that one of their most well-known songs, even two decades later, would emerge. The resulting [[B'z Albums#Mini Albums|mini album]] ran a massive 22 minutes for only three tracks and gave the band the chance to explore their depth and try new things in the studio outside of a proper album release. It was then that "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", the title song of the aforementioned mini album, was born. However, neither Tak nor Koshi expected the work to be a hit. The release was carried out only as an experiment in the studio, and approached as a stepping stone between their second and third albums. This free-form exploration led to their break through, with the public finally getting the chance to glimpse just what the duo were capable of on the music scene.
[[Image:livegym00offthelocklive.jpg|thumb|right|140px|B'z from their first major tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]].]]
During the sessions, B'z also took their first stab at [[B'z English Songs|English songs]] as well, due to Koshi's proficiency with English and their mutual admiration for Western rock music. English versions of their debut single and an earlier album song were created, under the titles of "[[DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- (Lyrics)|DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]" and "[[OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE- (Lyrics)|OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]"—the latter of which remains their longest song, at 7 minutes, 38 seconds. Additionally, B'z took the opportunity during the same sessions to simultaneously create an English version of "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" as well, though it would not be included on the release.

When its late October 1989 release arrived, "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" took the Japanese music world by storm. Debuting at number 12 on the Weekly Oricon Albums chart, the ranking was a twenty-one spot improvement over ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]''. Heavy radio play brought much attention to the band, and from there their success was cemented. At the time of release, a second tour, [[B'z BAD-CLUB GYM]], was organized as a tour of club venues that lasted three dates from mid-to-late October. The setlist was unusual in that it began with three English songs: "[[WICKED BEAT|Bad Communication E.Style]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION|DA・KA・RA・SO・NO・TE・O・HA・NA・SHI・TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]", and "[[BAD COMMUNICATION|OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-]]". Afterward, the setlist was a mix of songs from their first two albums prior to culminating in a one-song encore of the original Japanese version of "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]".

Afterward, B'z immediately embarked on their first nationwide tour, due to increasing public demand. The tour, [[B'z LIVE-GYM 001 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #001 "OFF THE LOCK"]], saw the band performing their biggest shows to date, with a full 17-song setlist. Concurrently, a short tour entitled [[B'z CAMPUS-GYM "OFF THE LOCK"]] took place—a two-date run of college campuses and the only one of its kind in the band's history. The unexpected explosion in attention led the band to a great many more promotional opportunities than they had planned, including their first [[B'z Television Appearances|television appearance]] performing "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" on November 24, 1989 for ''Hit Studio Night R&N''. This would be the first of several early television appearances by B'z on the program, including an encore appearance just one month later on December 15 again performing the same song.

Their work in 1989 propelled B'z to the national spotlight, with hits on all fronts, from albums to television to the live stage. While impressive on its own merits, it would not be until the following year that the band truly found their break through, when they began an unprecedented record, released their first home video, and undoubtedly changed the way that music in Japan was seen by the general public.

===1990: Landing their first #1 hit with ''[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]''===
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===1991: First tour including arena-class venues: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]''===
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===1992: Tak Matsumoto's ''[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]'' becomes Music Station theme song ===
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===1993: First open-air concert in Nagisaen: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]'' ===
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===1994: The longest tour in B'z history: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]'' and ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]''===
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===1995: First stadium tour: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]''===
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===1996: First single with lyrics entirely in English: ''[[Real Thing Shakes]]'' ===
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===1997: First dome tour: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]'' ===
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===1998: 10th Anniversary, first best-of compilations ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]''===
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===1999: Tak Matsumoto first Japanese guitarist to be Gibson Les Paul Signature Artist===
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===2000: Street performance for video shooting of ''[[juice]]'' music video===
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===2001: First Asia tour: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001]]''===
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===2002: First U.S. tour: ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]'', L.A. show was live streamed on the Internet===
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===2003: 15th anniversary, Typhoon No.15 approaches as B'z plays their 15th anniversary open-air show, ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]''===
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===2004: Formation of [[TMG]], Koshi's [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~|Debut Solo Tour]], B'z Singles "[[BANZAI]]" and "[[ARIGATO]]" ===
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Hot off the previous year's multiple tours, the band began 2004 in the studio recording new material. While the year would yield no new B'z studio album, both [[Koshi Inaba|Koshi]] and [[Tak Matsumoto|Tak]] would embark on respective solo projects that were yet unprecedented for both musicians.

The year's first release, however, came in the form of home video ''[[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~]]'' on February 25, 2004. Released on DVD and VHS simultaneously, the set offered full coverage of the band's 15th anniversary concert at [[Nagisaen]]—the very site where they had previously performed their only other open-air concert: [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]. The release also came bundled with the documentary ''[[The Days of Pleasure (Documentary)|The Days of Pleasure]]'', documenting the hall tour and rehearsals leading up to the finale show on the band's anniversary, along with footage of the band recording the year's studio album ''[[BIG MACHINE]]''.

Prior to fully committing the year to solo projects, a new single entitled "[[BANZAI]]" from the earlier sessions was released on May 5, 2004. The song proved to be an immediate hit on the live stage in the years that followed, with repeated performances at various LIVE-GYMs, including 2005's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|"CIRCLE OF ROCK"]] and 2008's 25th anniversary tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|GLORY DAYS]].

<big>'''[[TMG|TMG (Tak Matsumoto Group)]] & [[Tak Matsumoto & Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Special Collaboration 2004: "Hana"|Orchestral Collaboration]]'''</big>

It was early in the year that Tak formed a supergroup of renowned rock musicians from Japan and North America. The group, known as [[TMG]] (Tak Matsumoto Group), was the result of an idea Tak had fostered for several years. His aspiration was to create a band that mixed his own oriental-flavored rock with the classic hard rock sound that had influenced so many generations of musicians.
[[Image:tmg.jpg|thumb|right|160px|The [[TMG|Tak Matsumoto Group]]: [[Chris Frazier]], [[Jack Blades]], [[Tak Matsumoto]], and [[Eric Martin]]. The group's music was written by Tak while the lyrics were co-written by Martin and Blades.]]
To best accomplish that goal, Tak recruited veterans from the industry that had already had a plethora of rock hits under their belts. On vocals would be Mr. Big frontman [[Eric Martin]] who was already a household name in Japan due to the success of his own band in the country. [[Jack Blades]] from both Night Ranger and Damn Yankees joined them on bass while [[Brian Tichy]] filled in as drummer for the studio sessions.

The supergroup's work process was simple and played to the strengths of its members. Tak wrote all of the music and produced the album, while Eric Martin and Jack Blades—who had long been acquainted prior to the project—wrote the band's lyrics together. The recording of the album took place in Los Angeles over the course of four months and yielded 14 songs in total.

The fruits of their labors were first glimpsed by the public with the March 31 release of their debut single "[[OH JAPAN ~OUR TIME IS NOW~]]". The release was preceded by a large press conference attended by over 100 members of the Japanese press. The band would [[B'z Television Appearances|perform on television]] four times during the year, including one instance in which the aforementioned single was performed with [[Jack Blades]] on vocals due to [[Eric Martin]]'s unavailability. Ultimately, the band's fourteen track album ''[[TMG I]]'' would be released on June 23, 2004 after having been recorded sporadically from January to May. The album debuted at number one on the Oricon Weekly Albums chart and was seen as a stellar and unique collaboration between Eastern and Western rock artists.
[[Image:Tak Matsumoto Hana Orchestra Collaboration.png|thumb|left|160px|Tak Matsumoto performing with the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra in 2004 as part of a [[Tak Matsumoto & Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Special Collaboration 2004: "Hana"|special collaboration]]. ]]
One of Tak's most heralded efforts of the year came in the form of a special event billed as [[Tak Matsumoto & Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Special Collaboration 2004: "Hana"]]. The three night event was held at [[Suntory Hall]] in Tokyo on July 18, 19, and 20 and generated universally positive acclaim. The shows began with the orchestra playing a rendition of Gershwin's "An American in Paris" before Tak joined them on stage for a ten song setlist that spanned his entire career, including guitar-infused orchestral renditions of classic B'z songs "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" and "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]". Solo compositions "[[Hana|Koi Uta]]", "[[Hana]]", and a three-song medley of "[[House Of Strings|SACRED FIELD~RED SUN~GO FURTHER]]". Each show came to an end following a lengthy standing ovation for Tak and the orchestra section. In September, the finale to the three-night event would be aired in its entirety during a television documentary on Perfection Choice. The program showed behind the scenes interviews with Tak and members of the orchestra as well as capturing the moment in which Tak gifted his signature guitar to the orchestra's conductor following the final performance. Later, on November 24, 2004, Tak's seventh solo album ''[[House Of Strings]]'' was released, featuring fourteen tracks that continued to develop the orchestra-guitar fusion that he had started with the earlier live project.

Shortly after the collaboration came to an end, rehearsal began for what would be a months-long live commitment: [[TMG LIVE TOUR "Dodge The Bullet"]]. The seventeen date tour immediately proved popular with fans of all the acts involved in the group and eventually culminated in a finale at the [[Nippon Budokan]] in September. For the live shows, [[Chris Frazier]], who had previously drummed on the B'z album ''[[BIG MACHINE]]'', joined the band on all dates. The setlist included all but one song from their debut album and three self-covers from outside the scope of the project: "BLUE", a solo played by Tak in the middle of the show from his 2002 solo album ''[[Hana]]''; "(You Can Still) Rock in America" by Night Ranger, with Jack Blades on lead vocals; and an acoustic version of "To Be With You" by Mr. Big being played with all members collectively playing acoustic guitar and all contributing vocals. In the midst of the tour, TMG also made two appearances at the annual Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC 04|SUMMER SONIC]] for the 2004 edition—a show at which Koshi Inaba was also performing for his own solo effort. The tour would be released on home video at the end of the year under the title ''[[Dodge The Bullet (Home Video)|Dodge The Bullet]]''.

Tak remained busy throughout the year, between his solo efforts, his commitment to TMG, and his continued collaboration with Koshi as B'z. In November 2004, Tak officially established "House of Strings", his own music label meant to push and promote guitarists and string musicians.

<big>'''[[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~|Koshi Inaba 1st Solo Tour]], [[Wonderland]] & [[Peace Of Mind]]'''</big>

Although he had released solo material in years prior and had success on the charts, none of that success was accompanied by a dedicated tour. [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]] would soon remedy this, touring from July to September of 2004 just as Tak's [[TMG]] project would. Notably, one of the support members responsible for guitar on the tour was [[Yoshinobu Ohga]] who would later become a backing guitarist for B'z beginning in 2011.
[[Image:Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~ 1.png|thumb|right|170px|Koshi playing guitar and harmonica simultaneously during "[[Wonderland|I AM YOUR BABY]]" as part of [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]]. The guitar is an instrument he is seen playing often during his solo tours since.]]
Two days prior to the tour kicking off, Koshi's third single "[[Wonderland]]" was released with three all-new tracks. Its release was accompanied by several television performances, on Music Station, HEY!HEY!HEY, Utaban, AX MUSIC TV 01, and CDTV. The single debuted at the top of the Oricon Weekly Singles chart and became the thirty-sixth highest selling single of the year. The single would feature Koshi's first collaboration with American guitarist [[Stevie Salas]], who would be one of his most frequent collaborators in his solo works in the years to come.

Alongside the tour itself, Koshi and his supporting band also appeared at two special events, beginning with a billed appearance at [[THE ROCK ODYSSEY 2004]]. The festival saw many other notable acts, including Aerosmith, The Who making their Japanese debut, and Paul Weller. This was followed a month later by an appearance at [[SUMMER SONIC 04]], at which Tak's [[TMG]] group also performed at the sister location. Koshi was joined by other major artists on the bill, including Green Day and Sum 41.
[[Image:Koshi Inaba and Stevie Salas.png|thumb|left|150px|Koshi and American guitarist [[Stevie Salas]]. The pair began collaborating in 2004 and have featured in each other's works often since.]]
Unusually, [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2004 ~en~]] was not carried out in conjunction with a solo album release, although three otherwise unreleased songs would be performed during the tour. This did not prove an issue, however, as Koshi's previous albums ''[[Magma]]'' and ''[[Shian]]'' in 1997 and 2002, in addition to his earlier multi-track singles "[[Tooku Made]]" and "[[KI]]", provided a great deal of variety with which to craft the setlist. The amount of songs varied between 19 to 21 throughout the tour, with a great many swaps, combinations, and alterations being made throughout to accommodate new songs. Given this was Koshi's first solo tour, many of the songs were seeing their first live performance of any sort.

Two days after the tour concluded, his third solo album ''[[Peace Of Mind]]'' debuted at number one on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart upon its September 22 release and featured fourteen tracks. As with all his solo works, Koshi wrote all of the lyrics and music himself, with the exception of the fourth track "[[Peace Of Mind|Shoumen Shoutotsu]]". The music for the track was co-written with [[Stevie Salas]], with whom Koshi would strike up a close friendship. Two years later, Salas would bring in Koshi to sing a duet on an English version of the song under the translated title "[[Head On Collision (Lyrics)|Head On Collision]]", which was first found on his own solo album ''Be What It Is''. ''[[Peace Of Mind]]'' featured not only Salas but a number of international artists collaborating on its tracklist. This led to recording taking place in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Osaka.

Koshi's first year as fully-committed solo artist proved immensely successful with both a [[Wonderland|number one single]] and a [[Peace Of Mind|number one album]] cementing his status as not just the vocalist of a renowned rock band but also a capable solo artist with even more to offer as a musician.

<big>'''Continued Efforts as B'z'''</big>

Despite their busy schedules, Tak and Koshi continued to work on B'z projects throughout the year. On September 1, 2004, their thirty-seventh single "[[ARIGATO]]" was released. The single had been recorded in May alongside "[[BANZAI]]" and likewise debuted at the top of the Oricon Weekly Singles chart. By October, the pair had returned to the studio to record what would be their next studio album and single.

Although 2004 would be the only year to date in which they did not join together for a dedicated live tour, B'z did reunite for an appearance on [[Music Station|Music Station SUPER LIVE 2004]] to perform "[[ARIGATO]]" in what would prove to be its only television appearance. It would be in the following year that B'z would spend half the year on the live stage, touring for six months with what would prove to be one of their most kinetic live shows to date.

===2005: Releases of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" and "[[OCEAN]]", [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|CIRCLE OF ROCK]] and [[B'z Television Appearances|TV Renaissance]]===
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After wrapping their solo projects that would make up most of their activities in 2004, B'z returned to the studio to begin writing and recording the releases that would reach the market in 2005. The first of these releases was a new upbeat single entitled "[[Ai no Bakudan]]". The song was designed to be played live, as well as be coverable by musicians of all proficiencies. Thus, for the first time, B'z included karaoke and guitar solo-less versions of the title song in limited editions of the single. This would prove to be their first karaoke release since 1996's ''[[B'z TV STYLE II Songless Version]]''.

It was not long before "Ai no Bakudan" made itself one of the band's most beloved hits, having been the subject of well over one hundred performances at almost all applicable [[LIVE-GYM]] shows by the time of the band's 25th anniversary and having only been released for eight years at that time. The song would be revived once more in 2012 when it was re-recorded in [[B'z English Songs|English]] as "Love Bomb" for the band's worldwide [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]].
[[Image:circleofrock1.png|thumb|right|185px|The special circular stage used during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]. It was a first for the band and was met with wide acclaim by concert goers.]]
On April 6, B'z released their 14th studio album entitled ''[[THE CIRCLE]]''. During recording, the band was especially focused on creating an album of songs that would work well in a live setting. As far as personnel, [[Shane Gaalaas]] and [[Akihito Tokunaga]] again returned to perform on the record. The album's title stemmed from the collective feeling the band experienced after rejoining forces after the long break for solo projects in 2004. This feeling of "reincarnation" led to them titling the album "THE CIRCLE" as a way of signifying the return to the spirit of creating new music. Notably, the closing track was an original [[B'z English Songs|English song]] by the title of "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]". However, the song was not performed live until a worldwide stream of [[B'z LIVE in Namba]]. It was later included in other internationally-based events, such as [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]] which served as a warm-up to the North American tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]].

Two weeks after the release of the album, B'z embarked on their nationwide tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]. The [[LIVE-GYM]] was especially noteworthy for featuring a symbolic rotating circular stage at the center of the arena and dome venues on which the band performed with the crowd encircling them. The tour began on April 17 and ran through September 19, finishing with a three night showing at [[Live Venues#Osaka Dome|Osaka Dome]]. The forty-one show tour began with a hall performance at [[Live Venues#Kushiro Civic Cultural Hall|Kushiro Civic Cultural Hall]] before proceeding to arena venues and then domes. As is customary for the band, a warm-up show, [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]], was performed two days prior to the tour proper kicking off. Among the album songs from ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' included in the setlists, a number of past singles also returned for the occasion, including "[[ALONE]]", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", and "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]". In addition to the more distinguished songs, '90s B-sides "[[MOTEL|Mannequin Village]]" and "[[FIREBALL|Kanashiki dreamer]]".

The tour originally went unreleased on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]]. Shortly thereafter, excerpted performances began to appear as bonus footage on various releases. The special iTunes download codes included in limited edition copies of ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]'' at the end of the year featured a performance of "OCEAN", while the summer 2006 release of single "[[SPLASH!]]" featured color-coded releases with one performance each of "[[THE CIRCLE|Fever]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan|Pulse]]", and "[[Ai no Bakudan]]". A performance of "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]" from the arena portion of the tour was included in the 2008 bonus disc for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]''. Likewise in 2008, the special video compilation ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' featured performances of "[[BANZAI]]", "[[ultra soul]]", and "[[juice]]". The full show of the tour finale was at last released as ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]]'' on DVD in February 2013 as part of the band's 25th anniversary campaign.
[[Image:oceanpv3.png|thumb|left|175px|The band during the "[[OCEAN]]" music video which was filmed at sea with the aid of the Japan Coast Guard. It would be the first time since a request was granted.]]
On August 1, B'z made their debut on the Japanese iTunes service with ''[[The Complete B'z]]''. The collection contained the band's first thirty-nine singles, including "[[OCEAN]]", fourteen [[B'z Albums#Studio Albums|studio albums]], five [[B'z Albums#Mini Albums|mini albums]], four [[B'z Albums#Compilation Albums|compilation albums]], and six bonus tracks there were never released elsewhere and were only available by purchasing the full set for 18,880 yen. The first of the six was a Japanese cover of the Maroon 5 single "[[This Love (Lyrics)|This Love]]". The other five were live audio recordings of "[[RUN]]", "[[The 7th Blues|LOVE IS DEAD]]", "[[Brotherhood|F・E・A・R]]", "[[ultra soul]]", and "[[Brotherhood]]" from a selection of previously-unreleased [[LIVE-GYM]] shows.

For the arena leg of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|"CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], a new and unreleased song entitled "[[OCEAN]]" was premiered in the encore. This would be one of several occasions in which B'z premiered a song live before its release. The song would become available as a single on August 10 and was the band's thirty-fifth consecutive single to reach the number-one spot on the charts. The uplifting and soulful ballad would prove to be one of the band's most popular songs of the sort, with a great many performances to follow during numerous tours. The [[B'z Music Videos|music video]] received considerable acclaim and was filmed at sea atop a Japan Coast Guard helicarrier.
[[Image:Pleasure II Christmas Decorations.jpg|thumb|right|175px|A shot of the ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]'' Christmas decorations outside of the Meridien Grand Pacific Hotel in Tokyo displayed from November 24, 2004 to January 9, 2006.]]
The year was an unusually prolific one for the band in regards to [[B'z Television Appearances|television appearances]]. The sole single from ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'', "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", was performed on nine different television shows throughout the year with the first coming on ''HEY!HEY!HEY'' on February 28. The band made further appearances on ''CDTV'', ''Music Station'', ''MUSIC FIGHTER'', and ''TV Minna''. A March 26 broadcast on Fuji TV brought a special B'z episode of ''Our Music'', which featured a full-length special retrospective interview with [[Tak Matsumoto]] and [[Koshi Inaba]] interspliced with performances of 1995's "love me, I love you", the recent single, and "[[THE CIRCLE|Fever]]". In December, B'z closed the year on the annual ''Music Station SUPER LIVE 2005'' special where they were the keynote artists, performing both "[[OCEAN]]" and the Christmas classic "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]".

Despite his extremely busy schedule, Tak also managed to add one more [[Solo Works#Tak Matsumoto|solo album]] to his catalogue before the year was out. On October 29, he released ''[[Theatre Of Strings]]'' under his newly-founded [[Vermillion Records|House of Strings]] label. The album was a four-man collaboration between himself and three other noted guitarists: [[Michiya Haruhata]], [[Takashi Masuzaki]], and [[Yoshinobu Ohga]]. The album featured the four covering well-known pieces from the history of cinema with guitar-led arrangements, including "Over the Rainbow", "The Godfather (Waltz~Love Theme)", "Mission Impossible Theme", "Top Gun Anthem", and "When You Wish Upon a Star".

On November 30, B'z closed out the year by releasing ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]'', a follow-up to their wildly successful tenth anniversary album ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]'' from 1998. The album collected all of the singles released since the original hit shelves and included the then-recently released single "[[OCEAN]]" as the opening track. In addition to fourteen more number-one singles, a special up-tempo version of "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]" was included as well.

===2006: Rebooting the [[LIVE-GYM]], "[[Shoudou]]", "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]", "[[SPLASH!]]" and ''[[MONSTER]]'' ===
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With the dawn of the new year came word that ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]]'' had already sold over one million copies since its release at the end of November 2005. The band would soon begin a new chapter in its live shows, with the addition of several new staff members behind the scenes in order to push the band into a new era with as fresh a perspective as possible.

On January 25, the band would release its fortieth single, "[[Shoudou]]". Shortly before it made its way to shelves, the title song began serving as the opening theme to the ''Detective Conan'' anime series. B'z would make a great deal of television appearances in the year 2006, beginning with a performance of their then most recent single on ''MUSIC FIGHTER'' five days prior to its release. A couple of weeks later, the B-side "[[Shoudou|Kesshou]]" would be performed on ''Utawara HOT Hit 10''. Aside from this appearance, the song has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never been played live]]. Upon release, the single ranked at number one and became the band's thirty-sixth consecutive to do so.
[[Image:Tak Music Station 2006.png|thumb|right|225px|Tak during the band's appearance on ''[[Music Station]]'' performing "[[SPLASH!]]". In comparison to other Japanese artists, B'z have made few TV appearances in their history, but made several during 2006.]]
The year would prove to be one in which B'z were frequently requested to utilize their prowess for the benefit of younger artists. In March, the single "Real Face" by Japanese pop group KAT-TUN, for which Tak Matsumoto wrote the music, was released. The single would go on to sell over one million copies the year of its release and would be the highest seller of the year. An album titled ''Best of KAT-TUN'' released the same month featured a rock-centric reversion of the song titled "Real Face #1", for which the arrangement was also credited to Tak and longtime B'z support member [[Akihito Tokunaga]].

At the end of March, B'z appeared on ''[[Music Station]]'' to perform their upcoming single "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]". The song had been announced previously as being the theme to the upcoming anime film ''Detective Conan: The Private-Eyes' Requiem''. The single again ranked at the top of the Oricon Weekly Singles chart at release, giving B'z their thirty-seventh consecutive number-one. Shortly there after, in April, Being GIZA artist Aya Kamiki—who had grown up as a B'z fan and had performed covers of various B'z songs in her live shows as both an amateur and professional—would release the single "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu|Pierrot]]" as her major label debut. The song had been written for her by Tak and Koshi, who would also release their own version the same day as the B-side to their aforementioned single "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]". The B'z version has a straight rock edge to it, while the Kamiki version has a slightly more punk feel. Kamiki's edition of the song was arranged by [[Takeshi Hayama]], who had previously collaborated with Tak on three tracks of his 1992 solo album ''[[Wanna Go Home]]''.

The band's forty-second single, "[[SPLASH!]]", would become one of their most successful singles. The title song was of an entirely different sound, with the extremely fast pace of the song being comparable to a rap tune but enveloped in a rock wrapper. The release was issued in four different versions: a red CD edition, and yellow, blue, and green versions that also included a bonus DVD for each. Each DVD contained one performance excerpted from the then-recent [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]. This would be the only footage released from the tour until 2008's ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' sampled more from the show and 2013 saw a full [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|home video release of the tour]]. So successful was the single that it was considered sold out even before its actual release date, with eventual first week sales in excess of 270,000 physical copies. B'z would promote the single with June 5 and June 9 performances on ''POPJAM DX'' and ''[[Music Station]]'', respectively.
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Three weeks later, the band released its fifteenth studio album, ''[[MONSTER]]''. The album contained all three of the year's singles, with the first collected in remix form as "[[MONSTER|Shoudou ~MONSTER MiX~]]", which made the guitar a little more prominent in parts and also changed the levels on the backing vocals. The 2005 hit single "[[OCEAN]]" became the closing track under the new title of "[[MONSTER|OCEAN ~2006 MiX~]]", which altered the levels and balance in a way that was more favorable to the guitar work on the track over the rest of the arrangement. The mixing for the album was done by [[Jay Baumgardner]], who had previously worked with Evanescence and Linkin Park. Baumgardner owned NRG Recordings in Los Angeles where B'z recorded ''[[Brotherhood]]'', which is also where this album was recorded. One track from the album, "Happy Birthday", is found here for the first time despite having been premiered live in a slightly different form in [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|the 2005 tour]].

''MONSTER'' would be yet another number one album for the band, having ranked at the top of both the Oricon Weekly Albums and Monthly Albums charts upon release. Shortly after its release, the band embarked on what would be a reboot of their live shows: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]. Tak stated that the band had decided to push themselves in a new direction and thus involved a great deal of new talent behind the scenes to evolve their live shows in a way they had not before.

As such famed architect Mark Fisher was enlisted to provide the stage design for the titular "MONSTER". Fisher had previously worked with the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and U2 on some of their most memorable concerts and would prove a natural collaborator for B'z. Fisher recounted in the 2006 documentary ''[[OFF LIMITS ~How Two Men Made A Monster~ (Documentary)|OFF LIMITS ~How Two Men Made A Monster~]]'' that he "wanted the 'MONSTER' to be like an animal, like a fantasy. Kind of a cross between a nightmare and a real thing."
[[Image:LIVE in Namba 3.png|thumb|right|205px|B'z during the ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|LIVE in Namba]]'' show that was streamed live all over the world. This was their third show to be streamed after 2002's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|"Rock n' California Roll"]] and 2003's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|"BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]].]]
The tour would be one of the band's most well-known, with a base setlist that perfectly melded showings of their classics with stellar and memorable performances of the band's newer efforts. The year's leadoff single "[[Shoudou]]" was paired into a medley with the previous year's single "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", while new-met-old when "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and "[[ultra soul]]" were given a similar treatment. The setlist included a great many other recognizable songs from the band, including "[[girigiri chop]]", "[[Brotherhood]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[OCEAN]]", and "[[juice]]" on top of songs released during the year. Ultimately, the band would spend all of July and August on tour, with eleven dome showings including at [[Tokyo Dome]], [[Kyocera Dome Osaka|Osaka Dome]], and the [[Fukuoka Yahoo! JAPAN Dome]]. Over 450,000 audience members attended the tour's various shows, making it a massive and nearly unparalleled success for the year.

One month after the close of the tour, B'z returned to the live stage for what was originally billed as ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|Network LIVE in Japan Supported by dwango: B'z Premium Live]]''. The special concert was streamed all over the world by Los Angeles-based tech firm Network LIVE, who had chosen B'z as the first Asian artists to act as participants. The setlist to the show was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|"MONSTER'S GARAGE"]], but with the addition of four English songs being performed: 1996 single "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", 2002's "[[DEVIL]]", 2005's "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" which saw its debut live performance, and an all-new English version of "[[HOME]]" that would not be released until the following year on the band's [[B'z (International EP)|first international EP]]. The show would eventually make its way to DVD in 2008 as ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba]]'', with the title being a reference to the Namba district of Osaka where the show took place. It would later be released in 2010 on Blu-ray paired with ''[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]''.
[[Image:Koshi Treasure Land 1.png|thumb|left|210px|Koshi visiting ''B'z Treasure Land'' during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|"MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] tour. The exhibition was open to fans outside the venue and contained props, costumes, and memorabilia preserved from past shows.]]
Interestingly, B'z would make further appearances on television outside of their typical tour and promotional schedule. Months after [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|"MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] closed, B'z appeared on ''C20'' to perform ''[[MONSTER]]'' album opener "ALL-OUT ATTACK". A further appearance one month later on ''130 Million People Choose! Best Artist 2006'' to perform fellow album song "Netemo Sametemo". Lastly, ''[[Music Station|Music Station SUPER LIVE 2006]]'' would air at the end of the year with B'z being one of the featured artists, performing "[[Shoudou]]" for the third time on television for the year.

While most of 2006 was spent on B'z activities, some time near the end of the year was spent on solo projects. Koshi, particularly, was involved in a number of collaborations, including writing the music and lyrics to the song "Sha la la -Ayakashi NIGHT-" for fellow Being GIZA artist Saeka Uura. It would be featured in the anime series ''Kekkashi'' beginning in October. Additionally, a brief ending song was provided with Koshi as the sole performer. The song, "[[Hadou|Akai Ito]]", would not be released in full until Koshi's 2010 solo album ''[[Hadou]]'' hit shelves.

During dome stops on the tour, a special exhibit known as "B'z Treasure Land" was made available to the public outside the venue. The exhibit was designed as a tour throughout the band's history, with various props, costumes, and memorabilia from their history on display in an environment reminiscent of a museum. Koshi joked in the [[OFF LIMITS ~How Two Men Made A Monster~ (Documentary)|''OFF LIMITS'']] documentary that he would have to do his best during the show, in order to "make sure that people don't say they enjoyed 'Treasure Land' the most after the LIVE-GYM—otherwise, there might be people going, 'At least Treasure Land was awesome!'".

The year came to an end with the DVD release of ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]''. The filming was directed by Lionel Coleman, who had previously headed up various [[B'z Music Videos|music videos]] for the band. The video would later make its way to Blu-ray in December of 2010.

The year proved a considerably busy one for B'z, with the release of three new singles, a full studio album, an internet-streamed concert, a full-scale tour, and numerous side projects to keep themselves busy. The foundation laid throughout the year would leave a lasting impact on the band and inform their approach going forward as a timeless rock act that was still willing to innovate in order to remain their home country's most celebrated band.

===2007: B'z the first Asian artists to be inducted to Hollywood Rockwalk, "[[Eien no Tsubasa]]", "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]", and ''[[ACTION]]'' ===
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Following the immense success that was the rebooted [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|2006 LIVE-GYM]]—one that would set the tone for all B'z shows that followed—and its [[MONSTER|accompanying album]], expectations were high in 2007. It was already presumed the band would have big plans for 2008 given it was their twentieth anniversary year, but what would precede it was still relatively unknown at the time. Fans speculated that the [[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|previous year's live premiere]] of the English verison of "[[HOME]]" would possibly see a release in some form, but it was not there that the year began.

Instead, the first sighting of B'z activity was the announcement of their first international [[B'z Tie-in Promotions|tie-in]]. The PlayStation 2 racing video game ''Burnout Dominator'' was released worldwide in March and featured an all-new B'z song in every territory entitled "[[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]]". The song was included as a means of promoting the game primarily in Japan, but it would later be included the next year in the sequel game ''Burnout Paradise'' that was likewise released globally. The song was also published worldwide on iTunes at the same time as part of the soundtrack.
[[Image:BzEP.png|thumb|right|160px|The [[B'z (International EP)|international EP]] released in Western countries on iTunes contained five tracks in versions unavailable in Japan and is now no longer available.]]
It was shortly thereafter that B'z made their proper international debut on the digital platform when the self-titled ''[[B'z (International EP)|B'z]]'' EP was released to virtually every western storefront on iTunes yet was not made available in Japan. Although the release was aimed at an international audience, only two of its five tracks were in English: the aforementioned English version of "Home" and the 2005 ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' album closer "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]"—one of their select few English songs with no Japanese exemplar. The album contained highly-desired versions of three popular B'z singles: a remix of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", a re-recording of "[[ultra soul]]" that most resembled its more recent rock-oriented [[LIVE-GYM]] incarnations, and an overhauled reversion of "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]" that featured an entirely new arrangement that would serve as the basis for 2012's English edition "[[Into Free -Dangan-]]".

While this provided insight into the band's work in the early months of 2007, it was not yet known what form the rest of the year's releases would take. This was answered shortly thereafter with the announcement of their forty-third single: sentimental power ballad "[[Eien no Tsubasa]]". The song was paired with B-side "[[Eien no Tsubasa|Lonely Stars]]" and remains one of the few times in which music videos were produced for all tracks on a single, with the latter's being a short version. In the lead-up to its release, B'z embarked on one of their busiest years with regard to television, with five appearances in the week of its release on programs such as ''MUSIC FIGHTER'' (twice—once for the title song and once for the B-side), ''CDTV'', and ''[[Music Station]]''.

B'z also held their first interview for a news program to promote the single, with a live appearance on ''NEWS ZERO''. "Eien no Tsubasa" was written as the theme to a World War II movie about kamikaze pilots and the families they left behind released internationally as ''For Those We Love''. During the appearance, it was revealed that it was after visiting some of the memorial sites in the town of Chiran in Kagoshima that Tak developed an image derived from the clear and calm blue sky that inspired the melody and music. Tak would again take inspiration from that image for "hotalu" as part of his 2010 collaboration with [[Larry Carlton]] on ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]'' and once more in the instrumental "THE WINGS" on his 2012 solo album ''[[Strings Of My Soul]]''. Notably, B'z would return to visit Chiran during a LIVE-GYM stop in nearby Amami Oshima for [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"|LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]], which included "Eien no Tsubasa" in the setlist.
[[Image:Showcase2007sls.png|thumb|left|180px|The band debuting "SUPER LOVE SONG" during [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]].]]
In 1996, the band began their tradition of [[SHOWCASE]] events that typically played venues and areas that would not be included in wider [[LIVE-GYM]] tours. Here, in 2007, the band took the concept in a new direction. Beginning in June, B'z embarked on [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]] in which the band ran the gamut of Zepp venues in [[Zepp Sapporo|Sapporo]], [[Zepp Sendai|Sendai]], [[Zepp Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Zepp Fukuoka|Fukuoka]], [[Zepp Osaka|Osaka]], and [[Zepp Nagoya|Nagoya]]. As is now common for the events, B'z played a number of gems and obscure songs for the tour, including "[[RISKY|HOT FASHION -Ryuukoukata-]]" for the first time in 14 years, "[[ARIGATO]]" for the first time not on TV, "[[HOME|The Wild Wind]]", "[[SURVIVE|Naite Naite Nakiyandara]]", and "[[The 7th Blues|Haru]]", as well as "[[RUN|Out Of Control]]" and "[[The 7th Blues|Odekake Shimasho]]" for the first time since the mid-1990s. The show at [[Zepp Tokyo]] would be released [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"|on DVD in 2008]] and [[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006 & B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|on Blu-ray in 2009]].
[[Image:B'z Rockwalk Induction 2007.jpg|thumb|right|150px|B'z becoming the first Asian artists to be inducted to Hollywood's RockWalk on November 19, 2007.]]
The concept was broadened and expanded into yet another of its kind, the aptly-named [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-]] which toured smaller areas of Japan throughout July and August. Further fan favorites were added on varying dates including "[[LOOSE|The Loose]]", 2001 B-side "[[ultra soul|ROCK MAN]]", the return of 1998 single "[[HOME]]", the live debut of "[[BANZAI]]" B-side "[[BANZAI|Magnolia]]", and even ''[[GREEN]]'' album ender "[[GREEN|GO★FIGHT★WIN]]". None of the shows were released in full, though select moments were highlighted on the [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008 "Official Bootleg"]].

This would also mark the first year at which B'z performed at a music festival when they were announced as one of the headline acts for [[SUMMER SONIC 07]]. The abbreviated setlist was akin to the summer's earlier [[SHOWCASE]] tours and opened with the as-yet-unreleased "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]" and included "[[SUPER LOVE SONG|FRICTION]]" amongst some of their live staples such as "[[ultra soul]]" and "[[Ai no Bakudan]]". Shortly thereafter, B'z soon announced the year's second and overall their forty-fourth single in the oft-previewed "[[SUPER LOVE SONG]]". The third of its three tracks would be the aforementioned "FRICTION" as it appeared in ''Burnout Dominator''. The title song was a great challenge initially and was not intended as a single. It was originally a much slower, ballad-like composition. It wasn't until months later when they returned to Japan that they reworked the song to its eventual state.

In September, it was announced that B'z would become the first Asian artists to be inducted to Hollywood's RockWalk, joining the likes of Elvis Presley, AC/DC, [[Aerosmith]], Queen, Jimi Hendrix, and John Lennon. Many of the band's longtime [[B'z Support Members|support members]] were in attendance including [[Stevie Salas]], [[Juan Alderete]], [[Shane Gaalaas]], and [[Steve Vai]] who ushered in the duo's nomination. The induction was a widely-reported news item in Japanese newspapers and television. The ceremony took place on November 19, 2007 and saw the band deliver messages of gratitude in both English and Japanese. At the ceremony, B'z live footage from previous years was shown alongside samples of songs from their upcoming album which had been set for release just weeks later.

As announced, ''[[ACTION]]'' was released on December 5, 2007 and debuted at the top of the Weekly Oricon Albums chart. In an interview with ''JAPAN COUNTDOWN'', the band described the initial difficulty of writing and recording the album. Tak stated frankly: "We had a slump unlike anything before," while Koshi added that they made "light" the theme as they pressed on with it. One song, "Koubou"—literally "Ray of Light"—specifically emblematizes as much. Tak recounted that he started to dread going into the studio because the initial sessions were not at all amounting to what they expected. To overcome the slump, Koshi noted in the interview that they "started doing music with a different feel to it, and that went well" which led to them returning to their usual "recording rhythm". As a result, the album contains a large number of upbeat tracks that deal with a great variance of themes and topics such as the lively "[[ACTION|HOMETOWN BOYS' MARCH]]" and the sentimental "[[ACTION|Boku ni wa Kimi ga Iru]]". The album ended with the [[Ending SE]] from the [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|previous year's LIVE-GYM]], "[[ACTION|BUDDY]]", which had its lyrics significantly overhauled.

While 2007 would prove a landmark year for B'z in many respects and no doubt also a busy one, it would merely serve as preparation for what was to come immediately thereafter. Just months later, the band would begin a tour that would canvas all of Japan and culminate in one of their most fondly-regarded shows to date to celebrate their, to that point, most pivotal anniversary.

===2008: 20th anniversary===
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===2009: 46th single ''[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE]]''===
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===2010: Tak Matsumoto & Larry Carlton's ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]'' released world-wide===
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===2011: Tak Matsumoto wins first Grammy Award with ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]'', B'z returns to North America===
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===2012: [[B'z (English Album)|English Album]], [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-|50th Single]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|Largest North American Tour]]===
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===2013: 25th Anniversary, ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' Albums and [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|ENDLESS SUMMER]]===
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[[Image:xxvtop1.png|thumb|right|180px|B'z during their [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|25th anniversary concert]] at [[Nissan Stadium]] on September 21, 2013.]]

Hot on the heels of their 2012 foray into North America, B'z began the new year with the triad of home videos announced in November 2013 that would serve to begin their 25th anniversary campaign. Accordingly, ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION-]]'' was released in January, ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]]'' in February, and finally ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN-]]'' in March. Previous interviews in Be With! hinted for months what fans already knew: a 25th anniversary tour would commence sometime in 2013, but the exact timing, extent, and form it would take would go unknown in the year's early months. As had been the case with earlier anniversaries, a compilation album was expected sometime in the year to commemorate the band's twenty-five years on the music scene.
[[Image:bzichibuvideo.png|thumb|left|175px|The band's 25th anniversary [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|''XXV'' compilations]] included DVDs featuring all of the singles' music videos to date for the very first time.]]
Finally, in late March, all silence was broken and the band's full anniversary plans were announced. Instead of one new compilation, fans were treated to two collections that, for the first time, set out to gather together all 50 singles and came in the form of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]''. The two compilations also contained four brand new songs between them, with the limited edition copies coming with, for the first time, all of the associated music videos on home video. Additionally, [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]] was at last announced: a full-blown tour that would tour halls throughout Japan from June to July, and then take on the nation's biggest domes from August all the way through their September 21 and 22 anniversary shows at B'z favorite Nissan Stadium.
[[Image:aerosonic1.jpg|thumb|right|180px|B'z and Aerosmith as they performed together for the second time in history, playing a joint version of Aerosmith's classic "Mama Kin" to a sold-out crowd at [[AEROSONIC]].]]
In April, the band were announced for a double-headlining gig with Aerosmith—their second occasion joining forces following the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]] eleven years earlier. Set for August 8, the event was dubbed [[AEROSONIC]] and was to take place as the opening event for the year's annual [[SUMMER SONIC]] music festival. When the show came, the two bands each performed full sets, with B'z also joining Aerosmith on stage for a rendition of their classic rocker "Mama Kin".

The band rounded out 2013 with plenty of performances, including a showing on ''[[Music Station]]'' during a "B'z 25th Anniversary Special" that featured an unprecedented four performances from B'z alone, with three coming as a result of fan requests. The show began with a B'z performance of new song "[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012|Q&A]]" and was followed by "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]"—itself receiving its television debut—and finally "[[ultra soul]]" as the top vote-getter. A special YouTube program featuring an hour long interview with Tak and Koshi was also later aired live, featuring the band answering in-depth questions from fans that had been gathered in the weeks prior.

In November, B'z appeared as the inaugural performers for a [[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI|special show at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]. Shortly thereafter, news came down that B'z would be releasing the home video for the year's tour early in 2014 entitled ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-]]''. The package was announced to come in a standard package and a complete edition, the latter of which features nearly six hours of footage between the tour finale at Nissan Stadium and the special hall tour finale earlier in the tour, as well as a documentary documenting the full 25th anniversary year.

The year ended on the news that PLAYER magazine's annual year-end Readers' Poll found Japanese music fans ranking B'z as Best Artist, Best Live Performance, Koshi Inaba as Best Vocalist, Tak Matsumoto as Best Guitarist, Shane Gaalaas as Best Drummer, Barry Sparks as Best Bassist, and Takanobu Masuda as Best Other Musician.

===2014: Break for Solo Projects ''[[New Horizon]]'' and ''[[Singing Bird]]'', Return to B'z Activities===
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[[Image:Koshi Nensho Singing Bird.jpg|thumb|right|180px|A shot from [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~]] during the performance of "[[Nensho]]". As depicted in the image, the show utilized a special 3D projection mapping apparatus around Koshi as he performed.]]

The B'z activities for the year began with the home video release ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-]]''. Released on both DVD and Blu-ray in two editions, the release spanned from three to six hours of footage covering the entire breadth of the tour. As the release loomed, however, Tak and Koshi spared no time for relaxation and instead headed to the studio to work on their respective solo projects.

Earlier, on January 1, it was confirmed that Tak Matsumoto would be holding an as-yet untitled solo tour—his first true solo dates—and would be releasing a new solo album in the coming months. Tickets went on sale March 15, 2014 for the tour that ran from May 10 to June 15. Later, on February 19, an untitled song that would later be revealed to be "[[New Horizon]]" premiered as the theme to two commercials for transportation company Sagawa's latest interest promotions.

Three days later, Tak Matsumoto's solo album was given a title of ''[[New Horizon]]'' and a release date of April 30, 2014. The album, produced by Tak and ''[[Strings Of My Soul]]'' collaborator [[Paul Brown]], featured a wide range of tracks including another cover of jazz classic "Take 5"—a song Tak had first covered on his first solo album ''[[Thousand Wave]]'' in 1988. The album, like its predecessor, again featured a vocal song in "Feel like a woman tonite" which this time sported vocals from American soul singer Wendy Moten. [[Image:Tak Matsumoto New Horizon Live.jpg|thumb|left|190px|Tak Matsumoto during his [[Tak Matsumoto LIVE 2014 -New Horizon-|first solo live tour]]. It was his first tour since his [[Larry Carlton & Tak Matsumoto LIVE 2010 "TAKE YOUR PICK"|2010 collaboration tour]] with [[Larry Carlton]].]] Several new songs were joined by "Rain", a composition first heard as Tak's solo during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|25th anniversary B'z tour]], and a re-recording of his 2003 composition "BLACK JACK" for the anime of the same name.

On the same day, it was announced that Koshi Inaba would be launching his first official website entitled "en-zine" would be launched the following week. Most surprising was the news that, along with the site's launch, Koshi was releasing a new digital single available immediately. The song, "[[Nensho]]", was a hard rock song that became available on the Japanese iTunes and numerous other online music outlets. Additionally, all of Koshi's past music videos—along with a new one for "Nensho"—were added to the [http://www.youtube.com/Bz Official B'z YouTube channel] in full. The breadth of information on the site was just beginning as Koshi's solo tour for the year, [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2014 ~en-ball~]], was also announced with the launch. The tour, scheduled to take place over ten dates from June 5 to June 20, was set to be played at a single venue: the [[Shinagawa Stellar Ball]] in Tokyo. On March 4, another new song from Koshi's forthcoming album entitled "[[Singing Bird|oh my love]]" was revealed as the theme to an Olympus camera commercial that began airing that day.
[[Image:Koshi Inaba Music Station 2014.png|thumb|right|200px|Koshi and the band on the May 23 edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' performing "[[Singing Bird|oh my love]]". It was his first [[B'z Television Appearances|performance on television]] since September 2004.]]
Koshi continued the en-zine monthly updates with the release of another digital exclusive single, "[[Nakinagara]]", on the end of March. Support members for the upcoming tour were also announced at the time, which featured the return of bassist Corey McCormick from [[Koshi Inaba LIVE 2010 ~enII~]] and keyboardist [[Kousuke Ooshima]] who toured with B'z during their [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|1998 tour]]. Newcomer [[SATOKO]] would handle drums, while [[Duran]] and [[JUON]] would be on guitar.

A promotional blitz for ''[[New Horizon]]'' began in a litany of magazine and radio interviews in mid April. A special campaign was announced for purchasers of the upcoming album, in which 300 buyers would have the chance to win a special vinyl edition of the album. At the same time, the title "New Horizon" was featured in a dedicated commercial for the album itself that showcased its tracklist and release date. One week later, another commercial in the same vein played out with "Rain" as the theme.

On April 21, the title and release date for Koshi Inaba's latest solo album were released. The work, entitled ''[[Singing Bird]]'', would be released on May 21 and would feature twelve tracks total. A special DVD edition of the album contained four new music videos as well. At the same time, another digital single entitled "[[Stay Free]]" was released alongside a special music video for the song. The video featured Koshi on an MV Agusta -75 motorcycle customized by a California based workshop run by Shinya Kimura. [[Image:Tak Matsumoto Music Station 2014.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Tak performing [[Hana|#1090 [Sen Mu Ichiya]]] on ''[[Music Station]]''. The original version of the song has been serving as the theme to the popular program since 1992.]]Due to the demand for his upcoming tour far exceeding the amount of available tickets, it was announced that the tour finale would be screened live at theaters across Japan.

An American edition of the Tak Matsumoto album ''New Horizon'' was announced in April for a July release, though this date was later moved to September and has since been delayed. In early May, the tour goods for [[Tak Matsumoto LIVE 2014 -New Horizon-]] were revealed. Tak soon thereafter played his first shows on the tour, which included several of his older classics and many of the songs from the new album in the doubleheader show. The same day, a commercial for ''Singing Bird'' featuring footage from the music video for "oh my love" began airing.
[[Image:2014 Uchouten Update.png|thumb|right|210px|Promotional image issued prior to the announcement of 2015's ''[[EPIC DAY]]'' and 51st single "[[Uchouten]]".]]
Both Tak and Koshi would individually perform on their preferred television destination of ''[[Music Station]]'' on different dates. Koshi appeared on the May 23 edition and performed "oh my love" while Tak joined the show on June 6 to play "New Horizon" and a rendition of "[[1090 ~Thousand Dreams~|#1090 ~Thousand Dreams~]]" which has been the theme of the music show since 1992. The first of a series of filmed discussions Koshi had with people he admired in various fields began when a lengthy talk with Japanese UFC fighter Masaharu Fukuyama was uploaded to the en-zine site. A later talk with LOUDNESS' vocalist Minoru Niihara would feature a brief excerpt of the 2013 cover of their song "Crazy Nights" that came in the passing of their drummer and friend of both B'z members.

Koshi's ~en-ball~ saw him playing over thirty of his solo songs, making for quite a varied show over the limited ten date engagement. In the final development of the solo year, Koshi released a music video featuring footage from his recent tour over a new digital exclusive single that had not been on the album, "[[Saturday]]", that had served as the [[Ending SE]] to the tour. By the end of the year, neither of the members' solo shows were released on home video.

By August, the band had reconvened in order to begin recording their next single and album. In October, the dates for the first half of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015]] were revealed, with the tour set to begin in March. Two new songs from their labors were revealed weeks later in November, titled "[[EPIC DAY|Exit To The Sun]]" and "[[EPIC DAY|NO EXCUSE]]". The former was used as the theme song to the drama series ''Dark Suit'', while the latter served as the theme to a Smirnoff Ice commercial in Japan beginning in late November.

On December 3, the band's first single since 2012's "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]", titled "[[Uchouten]]", was announced to be released one month later on January 14, 2015, and would come with "[[Uchouten|Endless Summer]]" as a B-side. The single was also revealed to have nine songs from the 2013 special performance [[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] included on the limited edition DVD. At the same time, the band's upcoming [[LIVE-GYM]] tour was revealed as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]].

===2015: Nineteenth studio album ''[[EPIC DAY]]''; tour ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]]''; first fanclub-exclusive SHOWCASE ''[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]]''===
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==Sales Records & Accolades==
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As one of the most celebrated music acts in Japanese music history, B'z have sold more singles, albums, and home videos than any other band or artist. Most prominent of their sales achievements has been their unprecedented streak of number one singles. Since the release of 1990's "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", every single released by the band has debuted at the top of the Oricon Weekly Singles chart. This has resulted in a total of forty-seven singles consecutively debuting at number one. Those singles have spent a total sixty-four weeks at the top spot, which has become another record held by the band. Ultimately, the band also hold the record of longest consecutive period releasing a single at number one at over twenty years. The band also have forty-eight singles that have entered the top ten, ranking them third in the category. B'z also have fifteen singles that have sold over 1,000,000 copies, thirty of which were released consecutively.

On March 26, 2003, B'z remastered and re-released ten of their earliest singles along with their then-latest single, "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]". On the daily chart at launch, B'z held a monopoly over the chart's top eleven slots, with the new single ranking at the top and the re-issues covering the remaining ten. Ultimately, B'z would set a record that week for holding nine of the Top 10 slots for the week of release.

To date, B'z have moved over 46,000,000 albums, ranking them at number one. In 2007, Guinness World Records added B'z as the "Artist with Most Albums Sold in Japan" with a total of 42,000,000 units sold at the of publication. In all, the band have nineteen million-selling albums, eight of which did so consecutively, and have release an unprecedented twenty-six number one albums. In all, B'z have sold over 81,500,000 albums and singles combined in Japan alone. The band are also the only act to lead all six major categories tracked by Oricon.

In terms of [[B'z Home Videos|home videos]], B'z are likewise at the top of the medium with the most releases to finish at the top of the year-end chart. Several releases have topped the overall home video charts as well, outside of the music home video chart. The millions of sales of home videos, albums, singles, multiple consecutive sold-out tours have routinely landed B'z on the list of the highest-grossing music act in Japan.

B'z have been a fixture at the Japan Gold Disc Show with multiple wins for Best Artist, Best Single, Best Song, Album of the Year, Best Home Video, and more. In 1999, the band were featured as the Best Selling Japanese Artist of the Year at the World Music Awards as a result of ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'' and ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]''. B'z were busy with their upcoming tour and could not attend at person, but an English video message from the band was played during the broadcast explaining their absence. Two of their highest profile achievements began in 2007 when B'z were inducted into the RockWalk of Fame in Hollywood, California. At the suggestion of fellow inductee [[Steve Vai]], the duo were part of a live and elaborate ceremony in which their handprints were added to to the walk. Later, in 2010, Tak Matsumoto became the first Japanese guitarist to win a Grammy Award when he and [[Larry Carlton]] won Best Pop Instrumental Album honors for ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]''.

==Success Abroad==
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The band's success has led them to receive accolades and acknowledgment far outside of Japan. In 2002, American rock icons Aerosmith were invited to headline the International Concert Day event at the 2002 FIFA World Cup that was co-hosted by Japan and South Korea, and they agreed, but with the stipulation that they would only do so if B'z headlined with them. Ultimately, B'z and Aerosmith shared the same stage as the two bands performed hit after hit until finally the two joined forces for a rendition of the classic rock tune "Train Kept A Rollin'". The two would reunite over a decade later at [[AEROSONIC]] in Japan—a joint headlining venture between the two bands where they again joined forces for a performance, this time for the Aerosmith classic rocker "Mama Kin".

On November 19, 2007, B'z received the honor of becoming the first Asian musicians to be inducted to the Hollywood RockWalk in Los Angeles, California. This was not the first time B'z broke new ground in the global music industry, however. In 1999, Tak became the first Asian guitarist to become a signature Gibson artist and has, ever since, sported and introduced to the public numerous Gibson guitars designed to his specifications—most of which have quickly sold out in their initial production runs.

B'z have forged relationships with many of the top personalities in rock music, including guitar virtuoso [[Steve Vai]], fellow American guitarist [[Stevie Salas]], [[Slash]] of Guns N' Roses, [[Chad Smith]] of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, [[Juan Alderete]] of the Mars Volta, [[Pat Torpey]], [[Eric Martin]], and [[Billy Sheehan]] of Mr. Big, as well as Canadian drummer [[Shane Gaalaas]] and bassist [[Barry Sparks]], who have become fixtures of the B'z touring crew as they tour in Japan and abroad. In 2010, Tak collaborated with renowned jazz guitarist Larry Carlton on an "east meets west"-themed instrumental album titled ''[[TAKE YOUR PICK]]'', which would go on to earn the pair a Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album and make Tak the first Japanese guitarist to be bestowed with the honor.

In addition to the artists listed above, B'z have worked with [[Brian Tichy]], [[Chris Frazier]], [[Denny Fongheiser]], [[Jeremy Colson]], [[Josh Freese]], [[Robert Deleo]], [[Sean Hurley]], [[Andy Johns]], and many others.

==B'z Discography==
===[[B'z Singles|Singles]]===
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:1. [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] (1988)
:2. [[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]] (1989)
:3. [[LADY-GO-ROUND]] (1990)
:4. [[BE THERE]] (1990)
:5. [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] (1990)
:6. [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] (1990)
:7. [["Itoshii Hito yo" Good Night...]] (1990)
:8. [[LADY NAVIGATION]] (1991)
:9. [[ALONE]] (1991)
:10. [[BLOWIN']] (1992)
:11. [[ZERO]] (1992)
:12. [[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]] (1993)
:13. [[Hadashi no Megami]] (1993)
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:14. [[Don't Leave Me]] (1994)
:15. [[MOTEL]] (1994)
:16. [[Negai]] (1995)
:17. [[love me, I love you]] (1995)
:18. [[LOVE PHANTOM]] (1995)
:19. [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara/MOVE]] (1996)
:20. [[Real Thing Shakes]] (1996)
:21. [[FIREBALL]] (1997)
:22. [[Calling]] (1997)
:23. [[Liar! Liar!]] (1997)
:24. [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] (1998)
:25. [[HOME]] (1998)
:26. [[girigiri chop]] (1999)
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:27. [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] (2000)
:28. [[May]] (2000)
:29. [[juice]] (2000)
:30. [[RING]] (2000)
:31. [[ultra soul]] (2001)
:32. [[GOLD]] (2001)
:33. [[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]] (2002)
:34. [[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]] (2003)
:35. [[Yasei no ENERGY]] (2003)
:36. [[BANZAI]] (2004)
:37. [[ARIGATO]] (2004)
:38. [[Ai no Bakudan]] (2005)
:39. [[OCEAN]] (2005)
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:40. [[Shoudou]] (2006)
:41. [[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]] (2006)
:42. [[SPLASH!]] (2006)
:43. [[Eien no Tsubasa]] (2007)
:44. [[SUPER LOVE SONG]] (2007)
:45. [[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]] (2008)
:46. [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE]] (2009)
:47. [[MY LONELY TOWN]] (2009)
:48. [[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]] (2011)
:49. [[Don't Wanna Lie]] (2011)
:50. [[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]] (2012)
:51. [[Uchouten]] (2015)
:52. [[RED]] (2015)
:53. [[Seimei/Still Alive]] (2017)
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===[[B'z Albums|Albums]]===
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'''''[[B'z Albums#Studio Albums|Studio Albums]]'''''
:1. [[B'z (Album)|B'z]] (1988)
:2. [[OFF THE LOCK]] (1989)
:3. [[BREAK THROUGH]] (1990)
:4. [[RISKY]] (1990)
:5. [[IN THE LIFE]] (1991)
:6. [[RUN]] (1992)
:7. [[The 7th Blues]] (1994)
:8. [[LOOSE]] (1996)
:9. [[SURVIVE]] (1998)
:10. [[Brotherhood]] (1999)
:11. [[ELEVEN]] (2001)
:12. [[GREEN]] (2002)
:13. [[BIG MACHINE]] (2003)
:14. [[THE CIRCLE]] (2005)
:15. [[MONSTER]] (2006)
:16. [[ACTION]] (2007)
:17. [[MAGIC]] (2009)
:18. [[C'mon]] (2011)
:19. [[EPIC DAY]] (2015)
:20. [[DINOSAUR]] (2017)
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'''''[[B'z Albums#Mini Albums|Mini Albums]]'''''
:1. [[BAD COMMUNICATION]] (1989)
:2. [[WICKED BEAT]] (1990)
:3. [[MARS]] (1991)
:4. [[FRIENDS]] (1992)
:5. [[FRIENDS II]] (1996)
 
'''''[[B'z Albums#Compilation Albums|Compilation Albums]]'''''
:1. [[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]] (1998)
:2. [[B'z The Best "Treasure"]] (1998)
:3. [[B'z The "Mixture"]] (2000)
:4. [[The Ballads ~Love & B'z~]] (2002)
:5. [[B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]] (2005)
:6. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] (2008)
:7. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]] (2008)
:8. [[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] (2013)
:9. [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]] (2013)
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'''''[[B'z Albums#Specialty Albums|Specialty Releases]]'''''
:[[B'z TV Style SONGLESS VERSION]] (1992)
:[[B'z TV STYLE II Songless Version]] (1995)
:[[Flash Back -B'z Early Special Titles-]] (1997)
:''[[DEVIL]]'' (2002)
:[[The Complete B'z]] (2005)
:[[B'z EP|''B'z'' EP]] (2007)
:[[B'z (English Album)|''B'z'' English Album]] (2012)

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===[[B'z Home Videos|Home Videos]]===
:1. [[FILM RISKY]] (1990) [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:2. [[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]] (1991) [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:3. [[LIVE RIPPER]] (1993) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:4. [["BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]] (1996) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:5. [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG]] (1998) — Video mailed to [[B'z PARTY]] members in 1998 for the band's 10th anniversary [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:6. [[The true meaning of "Brotherhood"?]] (1999) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:7. [[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]] (2000) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:8. [[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]] (2002) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:9. [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~]] (2004) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:10. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] (2006) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:11. [[B'z LIVE in Namba]] (2008) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:12. [[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"#Premium Live DVD|B'z "ULTRA Pleasure" Premium Live DVD]] (2008) — Included in limited edition of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:13. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]] (2008) — Included in limited edition of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:14. [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] (2008) — DVD mailed to [[B'z PARTY]] members in 2008 for the band's 20th anniversary [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:15. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] (2008) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:16. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]] (2009) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:17. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME]] (2010) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:18. [[B'z LIVE in Namba|B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]] & [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]] (2010) — Blu-ray double package collecting [[B'z LIVE in Namba]] and [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:19. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]] (2012) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:20. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 -ACTION-]] (2013) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:21. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]] (2013) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:22. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN-]] (2013) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:23. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 ENDLESS SUMMER -XXV BEST-]] (2014) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:24. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] (2015) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]
:25. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]] (2018) [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=]] [[File:BD.jpg|x15px|link=]]

===[[LIVE-GYM|LIVE-GYMs]]===
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'''''[[LIVE-GYM#List of B'z LIVE-GYMs|Main Tours]]'''''
:1. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 001 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #001 "OFF THE LOCK"]]
:2. [[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"]]
:3. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"]]
:4. [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
:5. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]]
:6. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:7. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]
:8. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]
:9. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"]]
:10. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"]]
:11. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]
:12. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]]
:13. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:14. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"]]
:15. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"]]
:16. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:17. [[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001]]
:18. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"]]
:19. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]]
:20. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]
:21. [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]
:22. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]]
:23. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:24. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]]
:25. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]
:26. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"]]
:27. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]
:28. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"]]
:29. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]
:30. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]
:31. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
:32. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
:33. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]]
:34. [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]]
:35. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]
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'''''[[LIVE-GYM#List of SHOWCASE Events|SHOWCASE Events]]'''''
:1. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]]
:2. [[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]]
:3. [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]]
:4. [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]
:5. [[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]]
:6. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]]
:7. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
:8. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]]
:9. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]]
:10. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]]
:11. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-]]
:12. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]]
:13. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]]
:14. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2013 -Pleasure75-]]
:15. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shimonoseki Uchouten NIGHT-]]
:16. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]]
:17. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]]
:18. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]]
:19. [[B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-]]
 
'''''[[LIVE-GYM#List of Pleasure Tours|Pleasure Tours]]'''''
:1. [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
:2. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
:3. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]
:4. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]
:5. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
:6. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
:7. [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]
:8. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]
:9. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
:10. [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]
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LIVE-GYM

2018-06-24T11:03:06Z

Jd-: /* List of B'z LIVE-GYMs */

{{Ready}}
[[LIVE-GYM]] refers to live concerts featuring [[B'z]]. Invented by the members as a combination of "live" and an abbreviation of the English word "gymnasium" due to the band wanting to perform with the high-energy that one would expect from a sports event, the word has become synonymous and interchangeable when referring to B'z concerts. The resulting shows featuring the band have been characterized by their consistent quality, cutting edge production value, and kinetic energy. LIVE-GYM concerts all over Japan are known to sell out no matter the size of the venue, with B'z routinely filling the nation's largest domes and stadiums in record time.

Since the band's first tours that carried the title "LIVE-GYM", most that followed have been labeled as such as well, with the only exceptions being special events and [[#List of SHOWCASE Events|SHOWCASE]] concerts. SHOWCASE events allow the band to take a break from large-scale venues and venture out to see fans at smaller, more intimate venues, where the setlists typically include a great many scarcely-performed songs. Generally, these are often played as warm-ups to larger LIVE-GYM concerts as well as a means of still touring for fans even when a major album promotion isn't in order, especially in areas of Japan that the band have not visited previously or have not visited in some time.

In addition to sold-out shows all over their home country, B'z has also performed internationally in the United States, Canada, Taipei, and Hong Kong.

==Information==
===Show Format===
A LIVE-GYM usually contains roughly 20 songs and lasts around two and a half hours. At virtually every show, generally immediately prior to the third song of a given setlist, a skit is generally played out on stage leading up to Koshi announcing "Welcome to the B'z LIVE-GYM" ''(B'z no LIVE-GYM ni youkoso)''. For [[SHOWCASE]] events, this may be changed to "Welcome to the B'z SHOWCASE" ''(B'z no SHOWCASE ni youkoso)''. Throughout the setlist, at specific intervals, Koshi and Tak will engage in MC sessions related to specific songs prior to performing them. Lastly, at the end of each show, Koshi customarily leads the band into a heave with the crowd replying by shouting "Otsukare" (''Well done''), a customary parting in Japanese culture following business transactions. Afterward, an "[[Ending SE]]" as it is known in Japan is played to the crowd over the speakers as the support members leave and Tak and Koshi wave and bow to the audience while roaming the stage for its duration. The "Ending SE" has generally been that of an unreleased song or instrumental at the time of its inclusion, usually ensuring its release in the near future as a B-side or album song.

===Support Members===
When performing live, B'z always tours with a full band filling the positions not occupied by the two primary members of [[Tak Matsumoto]] on guitar and [[Koshi Inaba]] on vocals. Typically, those touring with the band at a given time are also those providing their respective parts on the most recent recording efforts. This formation of touring and recording with the same team began in 1993 with one of the band's best-regarded albums, ''[[RUN]]''.

B'z have most often toured with a bassist, drummer, and keyboardist, but in recent years added a backing guitarist and vocalist when [[Shinichiro Ohta]] toured with the band beginning in 2003 through 2008. The role went absent from the band's 2009 and 2010 tours, but would be again filled in 2011 by a friend of Tak's, [[Yoshinobu Ohga]], who was featured as one of the fellow guitarists on his concept album ''[[Theatre Of Strings]]'' in 2005.

Most recently, since 2011, drums have been provided by Canadian drummer [[Shane Gaalaas]], bass by American [[Barry Sparks]], backing guitar by Yoshinobu Ohga, and keyboards by [[Takanobu Masuda]].

Apart from the aforementioned primary support members, others have also filled various performance roles for the band over time due to varying circumstances, with drummers such as Masato Yamaguchi occasionally providing drums during the band's TV performances when Shane Gaalaas is not in Japan.

===Tickets & Merchandise===
Tickets to B'z LIVE-GYM concerts are very in-demand in Japan. Until 2000, B'z tickets were all sold through general public ticket retailers, but due to this making it difficult for fans to acquire tickets in many cases, a new system was put into place that allows for priority purchases to fanclub members. While tickets to large LIVE-GYMs can be purchased with general ease with foresight, tickets to smaller offerings, such as [[SHOWCASE]] events, are extremely difficult to acquire due to the extremely high demand and limited availability. Tickets to said events are generally publicized only locally through newspaper advertisements and similar means.

At each show, fans are given the opportunity to acquire memorabilia specific to that tour and occasionally to that venue. Tour goods typically include a variety of T-shirts, wristbands, towels, keychains, a tour brochure, bags, and other tour-specific items. On offer are also all of the band's singles, albums, and home videos. Tour merchandise is routinely made available on the band's official store, [[B'z The Store]], within a few weeks of the tour beginning.

Additionally, for each large-scale LIVE-GYM the band carries out, members of the fan-club [[B'z PARTY]] are given the opportunity to win exclusive passes to a very limited Meet & Greet with the band before the show. One such Meet & Greet event can be witnessed in the band's 2002 concert documentary film ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.

===Setlists===
{{Main|B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM}}
A B'z setlist generally amounts to roughly 20 songs, with a spread of high-energy rock songs and a select few ballads filling the remaining slots. Generally, B'z ends shows with very high-energy numbers and reserves middle slots for ballads, as is often the case with popular choices such as "[[OCEAN]]" and "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]". Over the course of a tour, the setlists generally change a number of times, with certain slots changing throughout. At [[SHOWCASE]] concerts, B'z frequently take the opportunity to play obscure tracks and fan-favorites that are not generally suitable for their mainstream LIVE-GYM tours, where longtime fans and newcomers converge.

Additionally, while B'z have played a great many of their hundreds of songs live on multiple occasions, there are still a few dozen songs that have [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never been given the live treatment]]. On occasion, the band has returned to their older works that originally went unplayed and included them in a live setlist.

When touring overseas, B'z frequently include a large number of their [[B'z English Songs|English songs]]. The band's English-language tracks come both as reversions of their Japanese hits with all-new English lyrics as well as brand new songs that have no Japanese counterpart.

As of early 2018, the twenty-five most performed B'z songs during their concerts are:

# [[ZERO]] (497 SHOWS)
# [[Easy Come, Easy Go!]] (371 SHOWS)
# [[BAD COMMUNICATION]] (360 SHOWS)
# [[ultra soul]] (353 SHOWS)
# [[Hadashi no Megami]] (320 SHOWS)
# [[BLOWIN']] (291 SHOWS)
# [[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]] (278 SHOWS)
# [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE -Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER-]] (267 SHOWS)
# [[love me, I love you]] (261 SHOWS)
# [[juice]] (242 SHOWS)
# [[BE THERE]] (229 SHOWS)
# [[LOVE PHANTOM]] (222 SHOWS)
# [[girigiri chop]] (205 SHOWS)
# [[BLOWIN'|TIME]] (196 SHOWS)
# [[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]] (193 SHOWS)
# [[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]] (188 SHOWS)
# [[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]] (186 SHOWS)
# [[Negai]] (183 SHOWS)
# [[Liar! Liar!]] (175 SHOWS)
# [[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]] (170 SHOWS)
# [[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]] (170 SHOWS)
# [[IN THE LIFE|TONIGHT (Is The Night)]] (168 SHOWS)
# [[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]] (167 SHOWS)
# [[RUN]] (166 SHOWS)
# [[IN THE LIFE|Wonderful Opportunity]] (165 SHOWS)

===Venues===
{{Main|Live Venues}}
Depending on the [[LIVE-GYM#Types of B'z Tours|type of tour]], B'z will perform in venues of both immense capacity and smaller, much more intimate and limited venues. Larger tours, such as [[LIVE-GYM#Album Tours|album tours]], have been split in recent years between hall and dome legs. The hall tours take place at various music halls around Japan, with seating capacities allowing for only a few thousand fans. Later, the tours expand to Japan's largest domes and stadiums, with the amount of seats generally ranging between 50,000 and 70,000. For [[SHOWCASE]] events and smaller shows of a similar vein, venues with capacities under 2,000 are often used and thus make gaining tickets extremely difficult.

==Types of B'z Tours==
After more than a quarter century of performing, B'z has amassed a varied history of live concerts that have come in a number of different types. These tours typically fall into one of three categories:

===Album Tours===
The most common LIVE-GYM tours by the band, carried out in support of their then-latest studio album, such as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and their 2006 studio album, ''[[MONSTER]]''. These shows typically result in a setlist that blends about 75-80% of the titular album's songs with a selection of the band's past hits and gems. Additionally, such tours may feature extensions, such as:

* '''LIVE-GYM -Preview-''': Shows that take place prior to a proper album tour, generally numbering between three and six performances.
* '''LIVE-GYM -Intermission-''': Shows scheduled in the midst of large arena and dome tours in smaller venues during brief breaks.
* '''LIVE-GYM -Extra-''': Shows that serve as extensions of the title tours, taking place after it has concluded and generally featuring a number of songs not performed on the earlier tour.

===Pleasure Tours===
Beginning in 1991 with [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]], B'z began touring occasional "[[Pleasure LIVE-GYM|Pleasure]]" LIVE-GYMs that were not tied to an album or similar source. The original concept behind the Pleasure tours was to focus on album songs and B-sides which haven't been performed live before. Initially there were no plans to start a separate series of non-album LIVE-GYMs, but due to the positive response from fans, the band decided to turn it into a tour which takes place every few years. Since its inception, the Pleasure series has gradually shifted from focusing on lesser known tracks to a celebration of the band's entire catalogue and as such can be seen as "greatest hits" shows instead.

In 2003, as part of their 15th anniversary, B'z embarked on the [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] tour. It would become the last Pleasure tour before it returned 5 years later. The reasoning behind temporarily ending the Pleasure series was due to the fact that the band felt that half of the songs on album tours already consisted of singles, while the other half represented new album songs. In essence, they were comparable to "Pleasure" tours themselves. In 2008, the Pleasure tour was revived for the band's 20th anniversary, with [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]. It was considered the right timing and opportunity to perform numerous popular songs from their catalogue which have not appeared for several years, with rare tracks such as "[[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]", "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]", "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]" and their debut single [[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]] being revived for this special occasion. In 2013, during an MC session in their 25th anniversary tour [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]], B'z stated that the Pleasure series would return every 5 years.

Since its debut, several B'z songs have become synonymous with Pleasure tours. This includes the "[[Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]" series of songs, as well as a number of well-known singles such as "[[ZERO]], "[[BLOWIN']]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]". In addition, numerous album tracks and B-sides such as "[[OH! GIRL (Lyrics)|OH! GIRL]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[RUN]]", "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]" and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]" are staples of such tours. As of 2015, the ballad "[[RUN|Gekkou]]" is also notable for appearing in Pleasure tours only once every 10 years ([[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|1993]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|2003]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-|2013]]). Singles and special songs released on albums contemporary with a given tour can usually be found in the setlist in question. For example, the bonus songs included on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' in 2008 ("[[Glory Days (Lyrics)|Glory Days]]" and "[[Itsuka Mata Koko de (Lyrics)|Itsuka Mata Koko de]]") were also performed during [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]] the same year.

===SHOWCASE Tours===
[[SHOWCASE]] events are generally one-off warm-ups that take place at smaller, more intimate settings in front of local crowds. Occasionally, these will feature a handful of performances at various dates that may or may not be tied to larger tours by the band. Often, B'z use SHOWCASE events to play obscure fan-favorites and crowd-pleasers from older albums and other releases that are rarely played live. The band describe a SHOWCASE as a show where "anything can happen".

==Home Video Releases==
{{Main|B'z Home Videos}}
Prior to the advent of DVD and the widespread adoption of the home video market, B'z were very selective about [[B'z Home Videos|home video]] releases. Releases generally came once every two to three years, often covering major, hallmark tours. Although not every tour has been released in full, B'z is known to have amassed an archive of recordings for every tour they have undertaken. Over the years, these performances have been [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|selectively sampled]] in various compilation releases and documentaries.

Beginning in 2006 with ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" ]]'', B'z have released all of their major tours on home video within a year of the tour's conclusion. With the introduction of Blu-ray technology in latter years, B'z began releasing all of their recent LIVE-GYMs on both DVD and Blu-ray simultaneously, with select older tours filmed in high definition also being re-issued on Blu-ray. To date, every B'z home video is available on DVD apart from the first two, ''[[FILM RISKY]]'' and ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]''—the latter of which covers [[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]—which were available only on VHS and LaserDisc and are now considered out of print.

Although home video releases are typically of major LIVE-GYM events, there are occasions in which smaller, more intimate showings have received the full home video treatment as well, such as with ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]'' and ''[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo (Home Video)|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19- at Zepp Tokyo]]''.

===Compilation Videos===
While very few of the oldest tours have been released in full on home video, excerpt footage can be found on a number of compilation releases. ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' was a three-disc, three-hour home video compilation issued on DVD in 2008, the band's 20th anniversary year. The compilation features full performances and special bonuses from LIVE-GYM tours that had not been released in full on their own. Additionally, a companion disc much in the same vein was made available as part of the limited edition for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' the same year. Similarly, this ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"#Premium Live DVD|Premium Live DVD]]'' featured ten assorted performances that had not previously been released.

Although the original was only on VHS and LaserDisc and is now out of print, the performances of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]" originally featured on ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' were remastered and included as music video supplements on limited edition copies of 2013's ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''. The release also brought unreleased performances from a number of LIVE-GYMs, including the only home video performances from [[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"]].

For tours not featured on the aforementioned compilation releases, most of them can be glimpsed on the two [[B'z PARTY]] fanclub home videos ''[[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG]]'' and ''[[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', which contain performance excerpts as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews and recording footage.

==List of B'z LIVE-GYMs==
Listed here are LIVE-GYM tours held by [[B'z]]. Preview shows and [[SHOWCASE]] events that were used as warm-ups and openings to larger tours are not highlighted here, instead being mentioned in the corresponding ''Concurrent Events'' section for each tour. Additionally, festival appearances and related events are included in the same vain outside of special exceptions. For a complete listing of [[SHOWCASE]] tours and [[Special Events]], please see their designated sections below.

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The tour in commemoration of the band's thirtieth anniversary and their first with a Japanese word in its title (''HINOTORI'', or "Phoenix"). Unlike previous Pleasure finales, the final show will take place at [[Tokyo Stadium|Ajinomoto Stadium]] with [[Nissan Stadium]] being played on earlier dates.
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The band's first winter tour since 2011's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]] in support of their twentieth studio album ''[[DINOSAUR]]''. The eighteen-stop tour will see the band play a series of domes throughout December with a finale in Osaka in the first week of February.
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The first [[SHOWCASE]] not attached to a larger tour since 2009's [[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-|tour of the same name]] that came one month after the release of return single "[[Seimei/Still Alive]]". The tour spanned one month with shows in smaller areas of Japan not previously frequented by the band.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]], [[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017]], [[RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL 2017 in EZO]]
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'''''To Be Announced'''''
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The 2015 tour in support of their nineteenth studio album ''[[EPIC DAY]]''. The tour began in March and run through May in hall and arena venues before moving to domes for June and July, with the finale taking place at [[Live Venues#Nagoya Dome|Nagoya Dome]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shimonoseki Uchouten NIGHT-]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -epic night-]], [[ROCKROCK 20th ANNIVERSARY LIVE "ROCK BEYOND ROCK"]], [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]], [[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]
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A special live event held by B'z to serve as the innagural performance for the [[EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] in Tokyo. The show took place two months after the close of [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]] and featured a very eclectic setlist that included "Kuroi Seishun", "[[Yasei no ENERGY]]", "[[GREEN|STAY GREEN]]", "[[ACTION|ONE ON ONE]]", "[[The 7th Blues|Yami no Ame]]" and a memorial cover of the LOUDNESS song "Crazy Nights". Additionally, a new song entitled "[[EPIC DAY|Kimi wo Ki ni Shinai Hi Nado]]" was premiered near the end of the show. In 2015, nine songs from the show were featured on a bonus DVD for the band's fifty-first single "[[Uchouten]]".
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The band's 25th anniversary tour that began shortly after the release of the ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' collections. New songs "Q&A", "Utopia" and "Kakushin" from the albums all received their LIVE-GYM debuts. Several obscure album songs were revived for the hall portion of the tour, with the dome leg featuring the likes of "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[C'mon]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", a revival of "[[IN THE LIFE|Aikawarazu na Bokura]]", classics such as "[[RUN]]", "[[ALONE]]", and "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]", and the debut of a new song: "[[Uchouten|Endless Summer]]".
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2013 -Pleasure75-]], [[AEROSONIC]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 <big>-Into Free-</big>]]
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The band's fourth foray into North America and their largest international tour to date, with seven dates in the United States and Canada. For the first time, B'z toured both the east and west coasts of the U.S., where they had previously only journeyed into the west. The tour came in support of the band's [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]], released worldwide the previous July. Highlights of the tour included a new English version of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" titled "[[B'z (English Album)|Love Bomb]]" and an English rendition of "[[ultra soul]]", the LIVE-GYM debut of "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]", and "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" receiving a special performance in New York City, where the song was recorded 22 years earlier in 1990. The tour finale in Los Angeles was streamed in full worldwide on the internet at no charge.
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Concurrent Events: [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free- EXTRA]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|Full Web Stream]]

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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-C'mon-</big>]]
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The band's 2011 Japanese tour in support of their then-latest studio album, ''[[C'mon]]''. The tour was split into dome and hall portions, with the setlists remaining relatively the same throughout. For the dome portion, classic ballad "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]" was added to the encore of the setlist, and later received its home video debut when the band's showing at Osaka Dome on December 18, 2011 was released the following May on both DVD and Blu-ray. The English version of "[[SPLASH!]]" premiered earlier in the summer during the band's [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|2011 North American tour]] was retained and performed on all dates of the tour and likewise received its home video debut.
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Concurrent Events: [[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE]], [[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2011]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 <big>-long time no see-</big>]]
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The third North American tour for B'z, coming eight years since their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|2003 LIVE-GYM]] touring the continent. English versions of "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[juice]]", "[[SPLASH!]]", and "[[Brotherhood]]" were premiered on the tour, with the first three of which receiving official releases the next year on the band's [[B'z (English Album)|debut English album]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-|subsequent tour]]. The tour finale in Los Angeles was again streamed in full over the internet, as has been the case with previous North American tours.
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Concurrent Events: [[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-|Full Web Stream]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 <big>"Ain't No Magic"</big>]]
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The tour supporting the 2009 studio album ''[[MAGIC]]''. Modern hits "[[OCEAN]]" and "[[ultra soul]]" were joined by revivals of 1994 ''[[The 7th Blues]]'' opener "LOVE IS DEAD" and 1996's "[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]]", along with a special performance of "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]" that blended the [[MY LONELY TOWN|ballad version]] of the song with the original. The show was released in full as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2010 "Ain't No Magic" at TOKYO DOME]] on July 28, 2010.
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-|B'z SHOWCASE 2009 <big>-B'z In Your Town-</big>]]
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The eight-date tour had B'z touring smaller areas all over Japan, with a great many scarcely-performed songs seeing all new revivals. These include album songs "Crazy Rendezvous", "VAMPIRE WOMAN", "MY SAD LOVE", "THE GAMBLER", and "Blue Sunshine", along with singles and "[[Calling]]" and "Shoudou". The tour was never released in full on home video, but it was selectively highlighted on the DVD included in [[MAGIC#Magical Backstage Tour 2009|limited edition copies of ''MAGIC'']], released later in the year.
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Concurrent Events: [[SUMMER SONIC 09]]
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Select Performances on 
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 <big>-GLORY DAYS-</big>]]
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The band's 20th anniversary tour, culminating with a 70,000 fan performance at Nissan Stadium on September 21st, 2008, the six shows served as a full exploration of the band's catalogue and work to date. The setlist contained 26 performances, which is among the most the band has ever performed in a single showing, and included both their best-regarded singles and many of their most beloved gems. The songs performed include singles "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[juice]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[BANZAI]]", "[[BLOWIN']], "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", and "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", along with perennial classic "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", which was joined by gems "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]], "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]", "[[IN THE LIFE|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]", "[[MARS|Kodoku no Runaway]]", and "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]". Additionally, the middle of the show was marked by a special retrospective featuring the band's earliest TV appearances, Koshi and Tak performing their first song "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" for the crowd with just the two of them, and a cover of "Oh! Darling" by The Beatles, which was one of the songs the duo played together when they first met. The [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS- (Home Video)|resulting home video release]] is considered by many as the best the band has released, receiving the DVD treatment in 2009 before being issued on Blu-ray in 2010.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 <big>"ACTION"</big>]]
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The tour in favor of the 2008 studio album ''[[ACTION]]''. The tour was much lengthier than most by B'z, lasting for eight months and over 50 shows. Shows were performed in hall venues early in the tour prior to spreading out to arenas for the latter leg. The setlist for the shows changed a great many times throughout the 50+ shows, with many scarcely-performed songs being included on various nights. The tour originally went entirely unreleased on home video prior to being issued on DVD and Blu-ray in January 2013 as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebration. Highlights of the release include B-side "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!|New Message]]", an acoustic version of "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai|Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni...]]", special renditions of "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", "SUPER LOVE SONG", and "FRICTION", as well as the only home video performance of "[[BURN -Fumetsu no Face-]]".
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]]
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-B'z In Your Town-</big>]]
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The band's second [[SHOWCASE]] of 2007, the tour was an attempt for B'z to play for local fans in areas they don't typically get the chance to tour in often. The setlist changed throughout the dates but retained the basic framework of the tour from the previous month, [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]]. Scarcely-performed tracks "ROCK man", "The Loose", and "Magnolia" were all added to the setlist for various shows. Unlike with the aforementioned SHOWCASE, the tour has never been released on home video.
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[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|B'z SHOWCASE 2007 <big>-19-</big>]]
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One of two [[SHOWCASE]] tours for 2007, the tour was carried out in honor of the band's 19th year on the music scene. The tour featured a great many obscure tracks such as "HOT FASHION", "Haru", "Naite Naite Nakiyandara", "Out Of Control", "Odekake Shimasho", and the only home video performance of single "ARIGATO". Additionally, it was the tour at which "SUPER LOVE SONG" was premiered and fellow single "Eien no Tsubasa" was also played. Several ''[[Brotherhood]]'' songs were also played, from "Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe" to "Nagai Ai" to fan-favorite "F・E・A・R". The performance of "SUPER LOVE SONG" was released in a limited edition copy of the single originally, but in 2008, the full show was included in a limited edition for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]''. Later, in 2010, the show was issued on Blu-ray in a double package with ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[SUMMER SONIC 07]]
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[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z <big>LIVE in Namba 2006</big>]]
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Originally billed as "B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN", the event was the band's first concert performed in Japan to be streamed live over the internet. The show took place shortly after [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and as such shared a similar setlist, but did feature a great deal of [[B'z English Songs|English language songs]], including the premiere of an [[B'z (International EP)|English version of "HOME"]], "[[DEVIL]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", and "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" from the previous year's album that originally went unperformed live. The show was released on DVD two years later in 2008, and eventually made its way to Blu-ray coupled with [[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-|SHOWCASE 2007]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 <big>"MONSTER'S GARAGE"</big>]]
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The tour in support of the band's 2006 studio album ''[[MONSTER]]''. In addition to featuring tracks from the album and all three of its singles—"[[Shoudou]]", "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]", and "[[SPLASH!]]"—the setlist included a great deal of hits from their history, including "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[OCEAN]]", "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", and "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", before ending the setlist with a special version of "RUN". Additionally, B'z also ventured out into the crowd onto a small stage situated in the middle of the arena to perform an acoustic version of "Happy Birthday", followed by rock encores of "Brotherhood" and "[[BLOWIN']]. The full show was released on DVD and later Blu-ray, becoming one of the band's most well-regarded home video releases.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 <big>"CIRCLE OF ROCK"</big>]]
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The 2005 tour in support of the band's album of the same year, ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'', the tour was unique for featuring a rotating circular stage at the center of the arena that the band performed on. In addition to album songs and singles "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ALONE]]", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", "IT'S SHOWTIME!!", "[[juice]]", and others, the band also included rarely-performed B-sides "Mannequin Village" and "Kanashiki dreamer" throughout. Originally, the tour was sampled in various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] and had select performances used as bonuses for the "[[SPLASH!]]" single's limited editions. However, in 2013, the full tour was finally released on DVD as [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK- (Home Video)|B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 -CIRCLE OF ROCK-]] as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebrations.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BIG MACHINE"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BIG MACHINE"</big>]]
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The tour in favor of the band's 2003 album ''BIG MACHINE'' that took place months after their [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~|15th anniversary showing at Nagisaen]]. The stage was unique, allowing for the addition of stunt motorcycles to cross the stage mid-air while the band performed songs such as "Arakure". The setlist featured a number of songs that aren't typically found in many setlists, including "Don't Leave Me", "MOTEL", "[[love me, I love you]]", "MOVE", "Himitsu na Futari" and "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]". Although the full tour has not been released, select performances have been made available via [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in the years since.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 <big>"BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"</big>]]
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The band's second North American tour, following [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]] the previous year. As with that tour, the setlist included various songs from the most recently released studio album, with that being ''[[BIG MACHINE]]'' in this case. Other songs performed include "MOTEL", "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "LOVE IS DEAD", "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]", "Brotherhood", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "girigiri chop". The tour itself served as the subject of a documentary that aired on Japanese television featuring behind-the-scenes footage and various performances. It would be the last performance in North America for the band for eight years, until [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"|TV Documentary & Full Web Stream]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME"|B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure <big>"IT'S SHOWTIME!!"</big>]]
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The band's 15th anniversary tour that was split between a 23-show hall tour with a two-night finale in the fields of Nagisaen, where just tens of thousands of fans once again gathered where B'z had previously performed their [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|first outdoor show in 1993]]. The setlist for the hall portion of the tour changed frequently. By the time of the Nagisaen show, B'z had settled into an epic 24-song setlist that included special nostalgic recreations of "OH! GIRL" and "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" from 1995's seminal [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|"BUZZ!!" Pleasure tour]], as well as performances of "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "[[BLOWIN']], "TIME", "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", Brotherhood, "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "IT'S SHOWTIME!!", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", and "RUN". Additionally, the band took to the rare feat of performing three songs in acoustic form, with those being "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[RUN|Gekkou]]", and "[[ZERO|Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)]]. The full home video of the outdoor shows was released on DVD and VHS in February 2003.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"Rock n' California Roll"</big>]]
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The band's second international tour and their first into North America. The setlist was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"]] that wrapped just months earlier and featured [[B'z English Songs|English songs]] in the pair of "[[DEVIL]]" and "[[Logic]]". The tour was filmed and became a TV documentary, with backstage footage and many of the performances featured in full. Additionally, further documentary footage was also included on a bonus disc for ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll in Tokyo"]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|TV Documentary]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"|Full Web Stream]] & [[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~|''GREEN'' DVD Bonus Document Disc]] [[File:abeautifulreeldvd.jpg|x60px|border|link=a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 <big>"GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"</big>]]
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The 2002 LIVE-GYM in support of the band's album of the same year, ''[[GREEN]]''. The setlist included a number of songs from the album in addition to classics such as "[[ZERO]]", "[[love me, I love you]]", and "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", as well as newer hits like "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", and the only home video performance of "[[Atsuki Kodou no Hate]]". The full tour was released as a documentary concert film blending backstage footage with the band's performances under the title ''[[a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]]''.
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Concurrent Events: [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]], [[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~" -Preview-]]
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[[File:abeautifulreeldvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=a BEAUTIFUL REEL. B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"|B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 <big>"ELEVEN"</big>]]
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The band's tour in promotion of their 2000 studio album, ''[[ELEVEN]]''. The setlist included ''[[Brotherhood]]''-era favorites "Gin no Tsubasa de Tobe" and "girigiri chop", as well as hard rock classic "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]" and singles "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]", "[[HOME]]", "[[GOLD]]", and "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]". While originally released only in pieces on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]], the tour was released in its entirety on DVD in March 2013.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]]
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[[File:elevendvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 -ELEVEN- (Home Video)]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001|B'z LIVE-GYM in <big>Taipei & Hong Kong 2001</big>]]
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The first [[LIVE-GYM#International Tours|international tour]] for B'z, with two sold-out performances each in both Taipei and Hong Kong. Though a LIVE-GYM in name, the setlist for the tour was very much akin to that of a [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]], being packed full of singles from all over the band's catalogue and even opening with a rendition of "[[Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~]]". Among those included were "[[ZERO]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[GOLD]]", "[[Calling]]", and [[B'z English Songs|English song]] "[[Real Thing Shakes]]". As of 2013, it is the only international tour by B'z to not take place in the United States and Canada and has never been released on home video.
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 <big>"juice"</big>]]
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The band's 2000 "[[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tour|Pleasure]]" tour that toured throughout Japan throughout the summer. The titular "[[juice]]" was premiered live on the tour before being properly released in the midst of the tour schedule. The tour is also notable for being the only occasion in which singles "May" and "RING" were performed live, with the latter being premiered live during the latter half of the tour and also being released on DVD in the limited edition of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]''. This leaves "May" as one of the few B'z singles to not have a home video performance available. The tour itself has not been released in full, but select performances are available on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice" -Preview-]], [[juice|"juice" PV Shoot Guerrilla Live]]
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Select Performances on [[File:PleasureII.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "Pleasure II"]] [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 <big>"Brotherhood"</big>]]
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The 1999 tour in support of the first album following the band's 10th anniversary, ''[[Brotherhood]]''. The tour itself took place primarily in domes, with Intermission and Extra portions of the tour taking place in halls. The dome finale at International Stadium Yokohama, now Nissan Stadium and the site of other large-scale B'z shows, was the inaugural concert performance for the venue. The main setlist is one of the band's most beloved, with much of the titular album covered as well as the previous year's "[[HOME]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "[[Calling]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "[[girigiri chop|ONE]]", "[[RUN]]", and "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]". The tour finale for the Extra leg of the tour ended in Kyoto with a massive 27-song setlist that contained virtually every song the band had played on the tour, and became their biggest performance in their history. The dome finale in Yokohama was released on home video as ''[[once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]]'' the following year.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Intermission-]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood"|B'z LIVE-GYM '99 "Brotherhood" -Extra-]]
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[[File:brotherhooddvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=once upon a time in Yokohama ~B'z LIVE GYM'99 "Brotherhood"~]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '98 <big>"SURVIVE"</big>]]
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The band's tour in favor of their 1998 studio album, ''[[SURVIVE]]'', that covered the entire first half of the year, from January to June. The tour included various singles, both recent and classic, including "[[ZERO]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[love me, I love you]]", "[[Calling]]", "FIREBALL", "Liar! Liar!", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", and "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]". B-sides "Hi" and "The Wild Wind" from the band's 1998 singles also received the live treatment during the course of the tour. The full tour has not yet been released on home video, although several performances are available as sampled on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] that the band has released to the public.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]], [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE" -Preview-]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 <big>"FIREBALL"</big>]]
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The band's 1997 [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]] with the namesake of their recent single "[[FIREBALL]]", which was used to open the show. The encore for the show featured a piano-driven version of "[[Calling]]", with Tak playing the piano as he did in the song's promotional video prior to switching to guitar. Other songs played include "RUN", "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]", "BE THERE", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", "SNOW", "[[RUN|NATIVE DANCE]]", "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" and "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]". Although never released in full on home video, select performances have been made available in years since via various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:ta09.jpg|x42px|border|link=Strings Of My Soul]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '96 <big>"Spirit LOOSE"</big>]]
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The tour that came in support of the band's best-selling album in its history, ''[[LOOSE]]''. Prior to the show beginning, fans were treated to a special action short film made in the U.S. featuring Tak and Koshi in the starring roles in a high-speed car chase. The setlist for the shows featured songs that were released after the album as well, such as non-album English single "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" being used to open the show and both tracks of the subsequent double A-side single "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~" and "MOVE" being performed as well. The tour was never released in full but has been sampled on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in later years.
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 <big>"BUZZ!!"</big>]]
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One of the landmark tours for the band, "BUZZ!!" saw B'z undertaking one of their largest tours to date that resulted in some of their most famous and recognizable moments. The special performance of "[[LOVE PHANTOM]]" featuring Koshi in costume and a death-defying leap on stage became one of the band's most clipped pieces of footage, which was later recreated for [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"|The Final Pleasure in 2003]]. Similarly, the performance of "OH! GIRL" at the event was also inspired by that of "BUZZ!!". The tour also included "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "RUN", "[[ZERO]]", "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]", and a performance of "[[ALONE]]" with Koshi playing piano with Tak standing on its surface playing guitar. The tour was released on VHS and LaserDisc in 1996 before being issued on DVD in 2001.
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[[File:buzzdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link="BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"|B'z LIVE-GYM '94 <big>"THE 9TH BLUES -Part1-"</big>]] & [[B'z LIVE-GYM '94 "THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"|<big>"THE 9TH BLUES -Part2-"</big>]]
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The band's ninth major tour and named as such, ''The 9th Blues'' was a tour that saw B'z touring Japan for much of the year of 1994, with the tour being split into two distinct parts with completely different setlists between them. Nearly every song from the 20-track album ''[[The 7th Blues]]'' was played between the pair of tours, along with singles "[[ZERO]]" and "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and a number of obscure songs, such as "SAVE ME!?" and "Mannequin Village". Although a popular tour, neither part has been released in full on home video to date. However, select performances from each part have been released on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] in the year since.
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Concurrent Events: [[Merry X'Mas ~ Mary Had a Little Lamb/Silent Night]]
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 <big>"JAP THE RIPPER"</big>]]
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The band's largest tour to date at the time and their third [[LIVE-GYM#List of Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]]. Consisting of only two dates, the venue was the fields of Nagisaen where B'z performed an open-air concert for the first time. The shows opened with the titular "[[The 7th Blues|JAP THE RIPPER]]" which had not yet been released at the time but would go on to be one of the fixtures for 1994's double album ''[[The 7th Blues]]''. Other songs included in the setlist were "[[ZERO]]", "HOT FASHION", "RUN", "[[BLOWIN']], "Kairaku no Heya", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai". The concerts were later the subject of a home video under the title of ''[[LIVE RIPPER]]''. B'z later returned to the site ten years later for [[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]] for another pair of outdoor gigs at Nagisaen.
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[[File:liveripperdvd.jpg|x100px|border|link=LIVE RIPPER]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]

"[[Hadashi no Megami]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"|B'z LIVE-GYM '93 <big>"RUN"</big>]]
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The band's 1993 tour in support of the album of the same name released in the same year, ''[[RUN]]''. It is considered unique for being an album tour in which every song from the album was included in the setlist at some point. In addition to the album songs, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was also performed, in addition to "[[ALONE]]", "[[ZERO]]", "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]", "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and a great many other of the band's best-recognized songs to that point. The full show has not yet been released on home video, although portions have been released on various [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]].
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:ta09.jpg|x42px|border|link=Strings Of My Soul]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"|B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 <big>"TIME"</big>]]
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The band's second "[[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tour|Pleasure]]" tour that took place in the summer of 1992. Named for the B-side "[[BLOWIN'|TIME]]" that accompanied their likewise 1992 single "[[BLOWIN']]", the tour offered an exploration of the band's catalogue to the time with album songs "[[RISKY|HOT FASHION]]", "[[IN THE LIFE|Kairaku no Heya]]", "[[OFF THE LOCK|OH! GIRL]]", "[[OFF THE LOCK|HURRY UP!]]", and "[[BREAK THROUGH|FRIDAY MIDNIGHT BLUE]]" being performed on all dates. The shows also featured an "Acoustic Corner" showcase that saw the band performing acoustic versions of B-side "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel|Good-bye Holy Days]]" as well as covers of well-known rock classics, including "Don't Let Me Down" and "Let It Be" by The Beatles. The full show has never been released on home video, but various performances are available on [[LIVE-GYM#Compilation Videos|compilation videos]] released since.
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Select Performances on [[File:hiddenpleasuredvd.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]] [[File:ULTRAPleasure.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]] [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 "IN THE LIFE"|B'z LIVE-GYM '91~'92 <big>"IN THE LIFE"</big>]]
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The band's tour in support of their 1991 album ''[[IN THE LIFE]]'' that began in December of 1991 and ended in April of 1992. The tour included performances of several classic songs, including "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", "[[LADY NAVIGATION]]", "[[BE THERE]]", "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]", and "[[ALONE]]". The full tour has never been released in full on home video, but the performance of "[[ALONE]]" was released as part of the music video compilation included in copies of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''.
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"[[ALONE]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x70px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"|B'z LIVE-GYM <big>"Pleasure'91"</big>]]
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The first [[LIVE-GYM#Pleasure Tours|Pleasure tour]] by the band, which toured not in support of any specific release but instead as a representation of their body of work to date. Songs from ''[[B'z (Album)|B'z]]'', ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]'', ''[[BREAK THROUGH]]'', and ''[[RISKY]]'' were all on show. Others include a special rendition of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" featuring Koshi wielding a guitar, fellow singles "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "Kimi no Naka de Odoritai", "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]" and "Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...", as well as "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and even the English version of another early song, "[[MARS|Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~]]". As a result, it has become one of the few English performances to receive a home video release when the tour was released as ''[[JUST ANOTHER LIFE]]'' in 1991. As of 2013, the VHS and LaserDisc release has not been re-issued on DVD or any other medium.
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Concurrent Events: [[Z'b LIVE TOUR]]
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[[File:justanotherlifevhs.jpg|x100px|border|link=JUST ANOTHER LIFE]] [[File:VHS.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] [[File:LD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]] Select Performances on [[File:bestA.jpg|x50px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 "RISKY"|B'z LIVE-GYM '90~'91 <big>"RISKY"</big>]]
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The tour for the band's fourth studio album, 1990's ''[[RISKY]]''. The tour ran from October of 1990 to February of 1991 and featured many of their early hits, including "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", "[[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]", "[[BE THERE]]", "[[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE]]", and most notably and rarely, "[[WICKED BEAT|I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style]]", the English version of their second single, 1989's "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]". The full tour has never been released in full on home video, but the performance of "[["Itoshii Hito yo" Good Night...]]" was released as part of the music video compilation included in copies of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]''.
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"[[Itoshii Hito yo Good Night...]]" Performance on [[File:bestA.jpg|x70px|border|link=B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] [[File:DVD.jpg|x15px|link=|border]]
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM "BREAK THROUGH"|B'z LIVE-GYM <big>"BREAK THROUGH"</big>]]
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The tour in support of the band's third studio album, ''[[BREAK THROUGH]]''. The setlist included songs from all three albums released to date at the time along with "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" and the band's first three singles, "[[Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite]]", "[[Kimi no Naka de Odoritai]]", and "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]". The tour has never been issued in full on home video, although it has been sampled on the band's official bootleg videos in [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|1998]] and [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008]].
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[[B'z LIVE-GYM 001 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #001 <big>"OFF THE LOCK"</big>]]
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The band's first wide tour, featuring tracks from their [[B'z (Album)|self-titled debut album]] and second album after which the tour is named, ''[[OFF THE LOCK]]''. The tour was preceded by a shorter warm-up tour earlier in the year titled [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], which itself was preceded by their very first live performance at the [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"|"Thank You TM Network" event]] at SF Rock Station. The encore for the tour was the then recently-released "[[BAD COMMUNICATION]]" that would go on to become a staple of the band's LIVE-GYMs for many years to come. The tour has never been issued in full on home video, although it has been sampled on the band's official bootleg videos in [[B'z OFFICIAL BOOTLEG|1998]] and [[B'z Official Bootleg Hidden Treasure ~Typhoon No.20~|2008]].
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Concurrent Events: [[B'z LIVE-GYM 00 "OFF THE LOCK"|B'z LIVE-GYM #00 "OFF THE LOCK"]], [[B'z BAD-CLUB GYM]], [[B'z CAMPUS-GYM "OFF THE LOCK"]], [[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"]]
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===List of SHOWCASE Events===
Beginning in 1996, B'z have periodically toured under the label of "SHOWCASE" as a means of allowing them to visit areas of Japan they do not typically reach on their larger tours as well as a means to warm up for their aforementioned large showings. Most often, these are one-off shows taking place immediately preceding the opening of an [[LIVE-GYM#Album Tour|album tour]].

*[[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" SHOWCASE]] — March 10, 1996

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "GO! GO! HEAVEN"]] — December 29, 1997

*[[B'z LIVE-GYM '99 -Brotherhood- SHOWCASE "B'zepp"]] — June 30, 1999

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "Kobushi wo Nigire"]] — February 24, 2001

*[[B'z SHOWCASE "SAPPORO DEVIL"]] — June 17, 2002

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "IT'S SHOWCASE!!"]] — June 26, 2003

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2003 "BIG MACHINE"]] — November 13, 2003

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"]] — April 15, 2005

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2006 "Yokosuka MONSTER"]] — June 29, 2006

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -19-]] — June 18, 2007 ~ July 4, 2007 (6 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2007 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 9, 2007 ~ August 8, 2007 (7 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2008 -Kiyotake ACTION-]] — January 25, 2008

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2009 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 20, 2009 ~ August 5, 2009 (8 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2013 -Pleasure75-]] — June 10, 2013

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shimonoseki Uchouten NIGHT-]] — March 9, 2015

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]] — November 19, 2015

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]] — July 11, 2017

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]] — July 13, 2017 ~ August 9, 2017 (11 Shows)

*[[B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-]] — July 2, 2018

===List of Special Events===
Over the course of their career, B'z have participated in a number of special events not tied to their LIVE-GYM efforts. This includes music festivals and special partnership promotions with other artists, such as the band's co-headlining with Aerosmith in 2002 and 2013.

*'''[[SF Rock Station Final Event "Thank You TM Network"]]''' (1989)
::The debut performance for B'z, with a total of five songs performed with only Tak and Koshi on stage.
*'''[[Z'b LIVE TOUR]]''' (1991)
::A brief early tour by the band in which they performed as "Z'b" in order to hone their live skills while playing covers of well-known English songs by the likes of Guns N' Roses, Van Halen, Whitesnake, Motley Crue, and The Beatles, while throwing in one of their own songs as well: "[[RISKY|VAMPIRE WOMAN]]". The tour has not been released on home video, although bootlegs have made their way into the public in recent years.
*'''[[Merry X'Mas ~ Mary Had a Little Lamb/Silent Night]]''' (1994)
::A special event that was played on Christmas Day in 1994, featuring B'z performing several of their at the time recent songs, including an acoustic version of "[[FRIENDS|Itsuka no Merry Christmas]]". The band performed facetiously under adopted monikers and performed under the name "Melon de Melon".
*'''[[juice|"juice" PV Shoot Guerrilla Live]]''' (2000)
::A special event organized as a means of shooting the promotional video for single "[[juice]]" live on the streets. Instead of filming on a sound stage or using concert footage, B'z organized a "guerrilla live" specifically for the occasion. The filming was done on the streets of Sapporo outside of the Chisun Hotel and was open to the public, attracting an extremely large number of spectators both on the ground and in nearby office buildings.
*'''[[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]''' with Aerosmith (2002)
::The official concert for the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by Japan and Korea. The event was co-headlined by full sets from B'z and Aerosmith, with the members of Aerosmith only agreeing to appear if B'z would play the show with them. The show culminated in the two bands performing rock classic "Train Kept A Rollin'" together.
*'''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006|B'z LIVE in Namba]]''' (2006)
::Originally billed as "B'z Network LIVE IN JAPAN", the show was the first B'z concert to be streamed from Japan. The setlist to the show was similar to that of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] with several songs from their 2006 studio album ''[[MONSTER]]'', albeit with the inclusion of an unexpectedly large amount of [[B'z English Songs|English songs]]. Along with revivals of "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" from 1995 and 2002's "[[DEVIL]]", the previous year's "[[THE CIRCLE|Brighter Day]]" from 2005 album ''[[THE CIRCLE]]'' saw its live debut and was joined by the world premiere of an all-new English version of the 1998 hit single "[[HOME]]".
*'''[[SUMMER SONIC 07]]''' (2007)
::B'z appearance at the Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC]] in 2007.
*'''[[SUMMER SONIC 09]]''' (2009)
::B'z appearance at the Japanese music festival [[SUMMER SONIC]] in 2009.
*'''[[Music for Relief's Secret Show for Japan]]''' (2011)
::A special charity event organized by members of American rock band Linkin Park to aid tsunami victims, with B'z invited to perform as special guests. To gain a pair of tickets, fans had to raise $500 for relief efforts and would then be able to attend a secret show at a small venue.
*'''[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z 1DAY LIVE]]''' (2011)
::The event was held on September 28, 2011, in the midst of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]]. The 1,000-ticket show took place at Shibuya-AX only months after B'z had wrapped their then most recent foray into North America with [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]. To gain tickets to the event, attendees collected points associated with various Pepsi-themed promotions and redeemed them online in order to be entered into a lottery for a chance to win. A number of songs from ''[[C'mon]]'' would be included in the setlist along with a number of new and old singles, including "[[ZERO]]", "[[Liar! Liar!]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", and "[[Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo]]".
*'''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2011]]''' (2011)
::Music festival held by TV Asahi in 2011 at which B'z performed. Taking place during [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C'mon-]], the setlists between the two are similar, including the English version of "[[B'z (English Album)|Splash]]", "[[Ichibu to Zenbu/DIVE|Ichibu to Zenbu]]", "Brotherhood", "Don't Wanna Lie", and "Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo".
*'''[[Pepsi NEX presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]]''' (2012)
::Tickets to the event were available exclusively through a promotion tied into the band's 50th single "[[GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-]]". Those that purchased the single were given the opportunity to redeem a card within that gave a chance at winning some of the very limited tickets to see B'z at two smaller venues: Namba Hatch in Osaka on August 30 and Studio Coast in Tokyo on September 1. Amongst the songs performed were all five tracks from the then-recently released [[B'z (English Album)|self-titled English debut album]] that featured English versions of "[[Ai no Bakudan]]", "[[ultra soul]]", "[[juice]]", "[[SPLASH!]]", and "[[Samayoeru Aoi Dangan]]". Fellow singles "[[Shoudou]]" and "[[MOTEL]]" also made their return to the stage after several years of absence.
*'''[[AEROSONIC]]''' (2013)
::The band's third appearance at the [[SUMMER SONIC]] music festival in Japan, for a one-night-only co-headlining performance with American rock legends Aerosmith. This marked the second occasion in which the two bands joined forces, following their co-promotion at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert]]. B'z would again take the stage alongside Aerosmith for a performance of the Aerosmith classic "Mama Kin" during their set.
*'''[[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]''' (2013)
::A special live concert organized to commemorate the opening of TV Asahi's [[EX THEATER ROPPONGI]] venue. Tickets were available as part of a lottery promotion tied to the pair of ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998|B'z The Best XXV]]'' compilations.
*'''[[ROCKROCK 20th ANNIVERSARY LIVE "ROCK BEYOND ROCK"]]''' (2015)
::A one-off collaboration show headlined by [[B'z]] and fellow Japanese rock unit LOUDNESS. The show took place in the midst of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] and features an abbreviated setlist from the tour with a few notable alterations. The show was closed with a performance by B'z and LOUDNESS of the latter's classic English song "Crazy Nights".
*'''[[TV Asahi Dream Festival 2015]]''' (2015)
::Music festival held by TV Asahi in 2015 at which B'z performed. It took place several months after the close of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] and two days after [[B'z SHOWCASE 2015 -Shinagawa Uchouten NIGHT-]].
*'''[[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017]]
::The first of two festival showings made by B'z in 2017. The setlist included all singles including their then-most recent single "[[Seimei/Still Alive|Still Alive]]". The full show was soon thereafter released on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]], on both DVD and Blu-ray, in limited edition packages of twentieth studio album ''[[DINOSAUR]]''.
*'''[[RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL 2017 in EZO]]
::The second of two festival showings made by B'z in 2017. The setlist, comprised of all singles, was the same as the festival appearance above.
*'''[[7-Eleven presents B'z PREMIUM LIVE]]
::A pair of two live concerts with entrance determined by lottery upon reserving the "Trailer Edition" of premium boxset ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]''. The shows took place immediately prior to [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2017-2018 "LIVE DINOSAUR"]].

===List of Pleasure Tours===
*[[B'z LIVE-GYM "Pleasure'91"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'93 "JAP THE RIPPER"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'95 "BUZZ!!"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2000 "juice"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]]
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===List of International Tours===
*[[B'z LIVE-GYM in Taipei & Hong Kong 2001]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 "BANZAI IN NORTH AMERICA"]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-]]
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*[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]]
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'''B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-''' was a [[SHOWCASE]] tour by [[B'z]] that took place on July 2, 2018. The show served as an opening for [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]] that began five days later on July 7 and ran through September 22, 2018.

==Touring Band==
*'''''B'z:''''' [[Tak Matsumoto]] (GUITAR), [[Koshi Inaba]] (VOCALS)
*'''''Support Members:''''' [[Shane Gaalaas]] (DRUMS), [[Barry Sparks]] (BASS), [[Ohga Yoshinobu]] (GUITAR), [[Takanobu Masuda]] (KEYBOARDS)

==Setlist==
# TBD

[[Ending SE]]: TBD

==Venues==
2018.07.02 {{Flagicon|Japan}} [[Ishigaki City Hall]]

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'''B'z SHOWCASE 2018 -The Wall Of Rock-''' was a [[SHOWCASE]] tour by [[B'z]] that took place on July 2, 2018. The show served as an opening for [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2018 -HINOTORI-]] that began five days later on July 7 and ran through September 22, 2018.

==Touring Band==
*'''''B'z:''''' [[Tak Matsumoto]] (GUITAR), [[Koshi Inaba]] (VOCALS)
*'''''Support Members:''''' [[Shane Gaalaas]] (DRUMS), [[Barry Sparks]] (BASS), [[Ohga Yoshinobu]] (GUITAR), [[Takanobu Masuda]] (KEYBOARDS)

==Setlist==
# TBD

[[Ending SE]]: TBD

==Venues==
2018.07.02 {{Flagicon|Japan}} [[Ishigaki City Hall]]