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

	#'''[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)\|FIREBALL]]'''		#'''[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)\|FIREBALL]]'''
	#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] {{FIREBALL Song}}		#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] {{FIREBALL Song}}

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	#'''[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)\|FIREBALL]]'''		#'''[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)\|FIREBALL]]'''
	#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] ~~Going into the recording with the mindset of creating a song with "all live sound" in mind, "~~FIREBALL" was recorded without the aid of computers or a synthesizer. Actual recording and production took place in December 1996, prior to the sessions for the rest of the ''[[SURVIVE]]'' album on which it would later be collected. Due to the song serving as a tie-in, Shiseido requested that the product line's full slogan "Light your make-up soul on fire" (''meiku tamashii ni hi wo tsukero'') be incorporated into the lyrics. An emergency solution was implemented in the second chorus in which Koshi's vocals feature a long "mei—" just prior, which was stressed in the commercial version of the song. Koshi suggested that Tak wanted to produce a "grunge" song when it came to the recording. Interestingly, Tak also prominently features on backing vocals, something that was and remains uncommon in B'z tracks. The song was played regularly throughout 1997 and 1998 during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"\|"FIREBALL"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"\|"SURVIVE"]] tours and revived during the band's tours in 2002, including their showing with Aerosmith at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert\|2002 FIFA World Cup]], their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"\|2002 United States tour]], and their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"\|"GREEN" album tour]]. Following its many performances for 2002, it has not been performed any in the years since as of 2013.		#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] {{FIREBALL Song}}
	#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer		#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer
	#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. Coincidentally, both B-sides were also omitted from the compilation ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]''. The song has not been performed live in the years since.		#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. Coincidentally, both B-sides were also omitted from the compilation ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]''. The song has not been performed live in the years since.

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

	'''B'z'''		'''B'z'''

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	== Live appearances ==		== Live appearances ==
	===Live Performances===		===[[B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM\|Live Performances]]===
	{{FIREBALL Live}}		{{FIREBALL Live}}
	{{Kanashiki dreamer Live}}		{{Kanashiki dreamer Live}}

	===Home Videos===		===[[B'z Songs on Home Video\|Home Videos]]===
	{{FIREBALL Video}}		{{FIREBALL Video}}
	{{Kanashiki dreamer Video}}		{{Kanashiki dreamer Video}}

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	#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer		#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer
	#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. Coincidentally, both B-sides were also omitted from the compilation ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]''. The song has not been performed live in the years since.		#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. Coincidentally, both B-sides were also omitted from the compilation ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]''. The song has not been performed live in the years since.

			== Live appearances ==
			===Live Performances===
			{{FIREBALL Live}}
			{{Kanashiki dreamer Live}}

			===Home Videos===
			{{FIREBALL Video}}
			{{Kanashiki dreamer Video}}

	== Personnel ==		== Personnel ==

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	#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] Going into the recording with the mindset of creating a song with "all live sound" in mind, "FIREBALL" was recorded without the aid of computers or a synthesizer. Actual recording and production took place in December 1996, prior to the sessions for the rest of the ''[[SURVIVE]]'' album on which it would later be collected. Due to the song serving as a tie-in, Shiseido requested that the product line's full slogan "Light your make-up soul on fire" (''meiku tamashii ni hi wo tsukero'') be incorporated into the lyrics. An emergency solution was implemented in the second chorus in which Koshi's vocals feature a long "mei—" just prior, which was stressed in the commercial version of the song. Koshi suggested that Tak wanted to produce a "grunge" song when it came to the recording. Interestingly, Tak also prominently features on backing vocals, something that was and remains uncommon in B'z tracks. The song was played regularly throughout 1997 and 1998 during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"\|"FIREBALL"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"\|"SURVIVE"]] tours and revived during the band's tours in 2002, including their showing with Aerosmith at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert\|2002 FIFA World Cup]], their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"\|2002 United States tour]], and their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"\|"GREEN" album tour]]. Following its many performances for 2002, it has not been performed any in the years since as of 2013.		#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] Going into the recording with the mindset of creating a song with "all live sound" in mind, "FIREBALL" was recorded without the aid of computers or a synthesizer. Actual recording and production took place in December 1996, prior to the sessions for the rest of the ''[[SURVIVE]]'' album on which it would later be collected. Due to the song serving as a tie-in, Shiseido requested that the product line's full slogan "Light your make-up soul on fire" (''meiku tamashii ni hi wo tsukero'') be incorporated into the lyrics. An emergency solution was implemented in the second chorus in which Koshi's vocals feature a long "mei—" just prior, which was stressed in the commercial version of the song. Koshi suggested that Tak wanted to produce a "grunge" song when it came to the recording. Interestingly, Tak also prominently features on backing vocals, something that was and remains uncommon in B'z tracks. The song was played regularly throughout 1997 and 1998 during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"\|"FIREBALL"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"\|"SURVIVE"]] tours and revived during the band's tours in 2002, including their showing with Aerosmith at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert\|2002 FIFA World Cup]], their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"\|2002 United States tour]], and their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"\|"GREEN" album tour]]. Following its many performances for 2002, it has not been performed any in the years since as of 2013.
	#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer		#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer
	#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. The song has not been performed live in the years since.		#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. Coincidentally, both B-sides were also omitted from the compilation ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]''. The song has not been performed live in the years since.

	== Personnel ==		== Personnel ==

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	#'''[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)\|FIREBALL]]'''		#'''[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)\|FIREBALL]]'''
	#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] Going into the recording with the mindset of creating a song with "all live sound" in mind, "FIREBALL" was recorded without the aid of computers or a synthesizer. Actual recording and production took place in December 1996, prior to the sessions for the rest of the ''[[SURVIVE]]'' album on which it would later be collected. Due to the song serving as a tie-in, Shiseido requested that the product line's full slogan "Light your make-up soul on fire" (''meiku tamashii ni hi wo tsukero'') be incorporated into the lyrics. An emergency solution was implemented in the second chorus in which Koshi ~~adds~~ "mei—", which was stressed in the commercial version of the song. Koshi suggested that Tak wanted to produce a "grunge" song when it came to the recording. Interestingly, Tak also prominently features on backing vocals, something that was and remains uncommon in B'z tracks. The song was played regularly throughout 1997 and 1998 during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"\|"FIREBALL"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"\|"SURVIVE"]] tours and revived during the band's tours in 2002, including their showing with Aerosmith at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert\|2002 FIFA World Cup]], their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"\|2002 United States tour]], and their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"\|"GREEN" album tour]]. Following its many performances for 2002, it has not been performed any in the years since as of 2013.		#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] Going into the recording with the mindset of creating a song with "all live sound" in mind, "FIREBALL" was recorded without the aid of computers or a synthesizer. Actual recording and production took place in December 1996, prior to the sessions for the rest of the ''[[SURVIVE]]'' album on which it would later be collected. Due to the song serving as a tie-in, Shiseido requested that the product line's full slogan "Light your make-up soul on fire" (''meiku tamashii ni hi wo tsukero'') be incorporated into the lyrics. An emergency solution was implemented in the second chorus in which Koshi's vocals feature a long "mei—" just prior, which was stressed in the commercial version of the song. Koshi suggested that Tak wanted to produce a "grunge" song when it came to the recording. Interestingly, Tak also prominently features on backing vocals, something that was and remains uncommon in B'z tracks. The song was played regularly throughout 1997 and 1998 during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"\|"FIREBALL"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"\|"SURVIVE"]] tours and revived during the band's tours in 2002, including their showing with Aerosmith at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert\|2002 FIFA World Cup]], their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"\|2002 United States tour]], and their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"\|"GREEN" album tour]]. Following its many performances for 2002, it has not been performed any in the years since as of 2013.
	#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer		#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer
	#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. The song has not been performed live in the years since.		#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. The song has not been performed live in the years since.

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	At the time of release, the title song served as the theme to a commercial promoting Shiseido's "PN" line of cosmetics, which would be their flagship brand from launch through August 2005. The single was also released in three different colored variants when it was originally published. The actual design was not determined until the last minute, with Tak suggesting fans may like the choice of seeking out the design of their preference amongst the red, orange, and white covers.		At the time of release, the title song served as the theme to a commercial promoting Shiseido's "PN" line of cosmetics, which would be their flagship brand from launch through August 2005. The single was also released in three different colored variants when it was originally published. The actual design was not determined until the last minute, with Tak suggesting fans may like the choice of seeking out the design of their preference amongst the red, orange, and white covers.

	The single was also performed [[B'z Television Appearances\|twice on television]], once on ''[[Music Station]]'' on February 21 and shortly thereafter on ''HEY!HEY!HEY'' come March 3, which was the band's first appearance on the Fuji TV program.		As additional promotion, a [[B'z Music Videos\|music video]] was also filmed for the single. The video features Tak and Koshi performing the video on a sound stage complete with generous pyrotechnics throughout its duration. The single was also performed [[B'z Television Appearances\|twice on television]], once on ''[[Music Station]]'' on February 21 and shortly thereafter on ''HEY!HEY!HEY'' come March 3, which was the band's first appearance on the Fuji TV program.

	When released in 1997, "FIREBALL" topped the Weekly Oricon Singles charts with over 425,000 copies sold. It ranked second for March 1997 and was the 24th highest-selling for the entire year of 1997 after having spent 11 weeks on the charts. The single would ultimately go on to be one of the band's many singles to sell over 1,000,000 copies, having been certified as Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.		When released in 1997, "FIREBALL" topped the Weekly Oricon Singles charts with over 425,000 copies sold. It ranked second for March 1997 and was the 24th highest-selling for the entire year of 1997 after having spent 11 weeks on the charts. The single would ultimately go on to be one of the band's many singles to sell over 1,000,000 copies, having been certified as Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.

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	#'''[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)\|FIREBALL]]'''		#'''[[FIREBALL (Lyrics)\|FIREBALL]]'''
	#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] Going into the recording with the mindset of creating a song with "all live sound" in mind, "FIREBALL" was recorded without the aid of computers or a synthesizer. Actual recording and production took place in December 1996, prior to the sessions for the rest of the ''[[SURVIVE]]'' album on which it would later be collected. Due to the song serving as a tie-in, Shiseido requested that the product line's full slogan "Light your make-up soul on fire" (''meiku tamashii ni hi wo tsukero'') be incorporated into the lyrics. An emergency solution was implemented in the second chorus in which Koshi ~~adds~~ "mei—", which was stressed in the commercial version of the song. Koshi suggested that Tak wanted to produce a "grunge" song when it came to the recording. Interestingly, Tak also prominently features on backing vocals, something that was and remains uncommon in B'z tracks. The song was played regularly throughout 1997 and 1998 during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"\|"FIREBALL"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"\|"SURVIVE"]] tours and revived during the band's tours in 2002, including their showing with Aerosmith at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert\|2002 FIFA World Cup]], their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"\|2002 United States tour]], and their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"\|"GREEN" album tour]]. Following its many performances for 2002, it has not been performed any in the years since as of 2013.		#: [[File:s21_01.ogg]] Going into the recording with the mindset of creating a song with "all live sound" in mind, "FIREBALL" was recorded without the aid of computers or a synthesizer. Actual recording and production took place in December 1996, prior to the sessions for the rest of the ''[[SURVIVE]]'' album on which it would later be collected. Due to the song serving as a tie-in, Shiseido requested that the product line's full slogan "Light your make-up soul on fire" (''meiku tamashii ni hi wo tsukero'') be incorporated into the lyrics. An emergency solution was implemented in the second chorus in which Koshi's vocals feature a long "mei—" just prior, which was stressed in the commercial version of the song. Koshi suggested that Tak wanted to produce a "grunge" song when it came to the recording. Interestingly, Tak also prominently features on backing vocals, something that was and remains uncommon in B'z tracks. The song was played regularly throughout 1997 and 1998 during the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'97 "FIREBALL"\|"FIREBALL"]] and [[B'z LIVE-GYM '98 "SURVIVE"\|"SURVIVE"]] tours and revived during the band's tours in 2002, including their showing with Aerosmith at the [[2002 FIFA World Cup International Day Concert\|2002 FIFA World Cup]], their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll"\|2002 United States tour]], and their [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "GREEN ~GO★FIGHT★WIN~"\|"GREEN" album tour]]. Following its many performances for 2002, it has not been performed any in the years since as of 2013.
	#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer		#'''[[Kanashiki dreamer (Lyrics)\|Kanashiki dreamer]]''' — ''Sorrowful dreamer'', 哀しきdreamer
	#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. The song has not been performed live in the years since.		#:[[File:s21_02.ogg]] Composed in the odd time signature of 5 meter, "Kanashiki dreamer" is also noteworthy as a mainly acoustic number. The majority of the song features only Koshi's vocals and Tak on acoustic guitar, but is joined for the ending by electric guitar and drums. The song initially went unperformed for the first seven years following the release of the single. Along with another B-side, "[[MOTEL\|Mannequin Village]]" from 1994, however, it made its live debut during the [[B'z SHOWCASE 2005 "Abashiri Extra Edition"\|2005 SHOWCASE]] that preceded [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2005 "CIRCLE OF ROCK"]], on which it was also featured on all dates. The song has not been performed live in the years since.