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	Uniquely, almost all of the songs from the album became the subject of English demos. None of these versions were ever officially released and remain accessible to fans only in leaked form. Judging by the demos available, the only songs to not receive English renditions were "THE GAMBLER", "Akai Kagerou", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai".		Uniquely, almost all of the songs from the album became the subject of English demos. None of these versions were ever officially released and remain accessible to fans only in leaked form. Judging by the demos available, the only songs to not receive English renditions were "THE GAMBLER", "Akai Kagerou", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai".

	In addition to debuting at the top of the Weekly Oricon Album chart with 1,190,380 copies sold in the week of release, ''RUN'' remains one of the band's most popular studio albums. In addition to finishing number six for the year of 1992, it remained popular well into 1993 and finished number 23 on that year's chart. ''RUN'' has continued to sell and was in time certified Double Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan with over 2,196,660 in physical copies sold.		In addition to debuting at the top of the Weekly Oricon Album chart with 1,190,380 copies sold in the week of release, ''RUN'' remains one of the band's most popular studio albums. In addition to finishing number six for the year of 1992, it remained popular well into 1993 and finished number 23 on that year's chart. ''RUN'' has continued to sell and was in time certified Double Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan with over 2,196,660 in physical copies sold. In 2018, the album was reissued as a two vinyl set made available to visitors of their thirtieth anniversary public exhibition entitled [[B'z 30th Year Exhibition "SCENES" 1988-2018\|"SCENES"]] alongside all other studio albums to that point.

	== Production information ==		== Production information ==

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	#: [[File:a07_01.ogg]] The song begins like the album version of "[[ALONE]]", with English lyrics ringing out prior to the instrumentation beginning. The lyrics of the song were inspired by the landscapes Koshi witnessed as he was traveling in the United States.		#: [[File:a07_01.ogg]] The song begins like the album version of "[[ALONE]]", with English lyrics ringing out prior to the instrumentation beginning. The lyrics of the song were inspired by the landscapes Koshi witnessed as he was traveling in the United States.
	# '''[[Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai (Lyrics)\|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]''' — ''Don't Say the Word Goodbye'',　さよならなんかは言わせない		# '''[[Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai (Lyrics)\|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]''' — ''Don't Say the Word Goodbye'',　さよならなんかは言わせない
	#: [[File:a08_01.ogg]] Koshi has said the backdrop to the song is that of school graduation. A popular B'z song, it was used to close out the album's titular tour as well as the 1993 [[Pleasure LIVE-GYM\|Pleasure]] shows, the latter of which was released on home video as [[LIVE RIPPER]]. It ranked in the top 20 in the voting for ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'', and ranked as #8 overall for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', leading to its inclusion. The song was also played on the tours for [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"\|ELEVEN]] in 2001 ~~and~~ [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"\|ACTION]] in 2008.		#: [[File:a08_01.ogg]] Koshi has said the backdrop to the song is that of school graduation. A popular B'z song, it was used to close out the album's titular tour as well as the 1993 [[Pleasure LIVE-GYM\|Pleasure]] shows, the latter of which was released on home video as [[LIVE RIPPER]]. It ranked in the top 20 in the voting for ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'', and ranked as #8 overall for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', leading to its inclusion. The song was also played on the tours for [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"\|ELEVEN]] in 2001, [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"\|ACTION]] in 2008, and was revived for the dome tour of [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]].
	# '''[[Gekkou (Lyrics)\|Gekkou]]''' — ''Moonlight'', 月光		# '''[[Gekkou (Lyrics)\|Gekkou]]''' — ''Moonlight'', 月光
	#: [[File:a06_09.ogg]] Koshi had difficulty while penning the song, and was inspired to name it "Moonlight" after hearing the guitar solo Tak had written for it. Nearly every performance of the song has been done in acoustic form. It had not been played live for ten years prior to being included in the setlist to the [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~\|fifteenth anniversary concert]], where its inclusion resulted in much surprise and delight of fans in attendance. The song has remained popular over the years, being voted highly for ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'' and being voted high enough to be included on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', fifteen years after its original release, as well as being included on ''[[The Ballads ~Love & B'z~]]''. Koshi's father is known to consider it one of his favorite B'z songs.		#: [[File:a06_09.ogg]] Koshi had difficulty while penning the song, and was inspired to name it "Moonlight" after hearing the guitar solo Tak had written for it. Nearly every performance of the song has been done in acoustic form. It had not been played live for ten years prior to being included in the setlist to the [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~\|fifteenth anniversary concert]], where its inclusion resulted in much surprise and delight of fans in attendance. The song has remained popular over the years, being voted highly for ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'' and being voted high enough to be included on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', fifteen years after its original release, as well as being included on ''[[The Ballads ~Love & B'z~]]''. Koshi's father is known to consider it one of his favorite B'z songs.

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	In addition to debuting at the top of the Weekly Oricon Album chart with 1,190,380 copies sold in the week of release, ''RUN'' remains one of the band's most popular studio albums. In addition to finishing number six for the year of 1992, it remained popular well into 1993 and finished number 23 on that year's chart. ''RUN'' has continued to sell and was in time certified Double Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan with over 2,196,660 in physical copies sold.		In addition to debuting at the top of the Weekly Oricon Album chart with 1,190,380 copies sold in the week of release, ''RUN'' remains one of the band's most popular studio albums. In addition to finishing number six for the year of 1992, it remained popular well into 1993 and finished number 23 on that year's chart. ''RUN'' has continued to sell and was in time certified Double Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan with over 2,196,660 in physical copies sold.

	== Production ~~and history~~ ==		== Production information ==
	Even after many subsequent album releases, ''RUN'' is still highly-regarded by B'z fans and critics alike. Tak said of the album: "We wanted to drift away from the style we'd been employing to this point." The stated theme of the album is that of the title to the lead single: "ZERO". This "zero" is not the equivalent to "turning back to a blank sheet of paper", however. As Koshi puts it: "If it were a partner you've been with for countless years, it'd be akin to, 'Let's fall in love again'—'Let's reclaim that excitement again', that sort of thing." Koshi's example here utilizes that of a couple, but was clarified to, in the broader sense, refer to bringing forth all of one's experiences and knowledge they've collected in order to create something new, entirely from scratch. Primarily, the type of feeling evoked by an "OK, from here on out!" sort of spirit.		Even after many subsequent album releases, ''RUN'' is still highly-regarded by B'z fans and critics alike. Tak said of the album: "We wanted to drift away from the style we'd been employing to this point." The stated theme of the album is that of the title to the lead single: "ZERO". This "zero" is not the equivalent to "turning back to a blank sheet of paper", however. As Koshi puts it: "If it were a partner you've been with for countless years, it'd be akin to, 'Let's fall in love again'—'Let's reclaim that excitement again', that sort of thing." Koshi's example here utilizes that of a couple, but was clarified to, in the broader sense, refer to bringing forth all of one's experiences and knowledge they've collected in order to create something new, entirely from scratch. Primarily, the type of feeling evoked by an "OK, from here on out!" sort of spirit.

	With this album, the band deviated from the process that had been used for their previous works. Usually, Tak would lay the groundwork and Koshi would then begin writing the lyrics, but not so this time. After the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"\|TIME Pleasure tour]] in 1992, the duo went into the studio with the same musicians they had been touring with in order to start recording. Tak recalls: "When we go on tour, B'z really begins showing its rock facet. That's why we wanted to keep that spirit alive as we were composing new songs. We went into the studio with that same spirit."		With this album, the band deviated from the process that had been used for their previous works. Usually, Tak would lay the groundwork and Koshi would then begin writing the lyrics, but not so this time. After the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"\|TIME Pleasure tour]] in 1992, the duo went into the studio with the same musicians they had been touring with in order to start recording. Tak recalls: "When we go on tour, B'z really begins showing its rock facet. That's why we wanted to keep that spirit alive as we were composing new songs. We went into the studio with that same spirit."

	~~===~~ B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN" ~~===~~		The tour in support of the album—[[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]]—ran from January 30, 1993 to June 30, 1993, with both a hall tour and an arena tour. Every song from the album was ultimately played on the tour, though some were alternated with each other, such as the case with "Akai Kagerou" and "Gekkou" filling a ballad spot early in the setlist. When the tour moved to the large-scale arena venues, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was added to the setlist.
	[[~~File:Runlive.jpg\|right\|280px~~]]
	~~{{Main\|B'z LIVE-GYM '93~~ "~~RUN"}}~~

	The tour in support of the album ran from January 30, 1993 to June 30, 1993, with both a hall tour and an arena tour. Every song from the album was ultimately played on the tour, though some were alternated with each other, such as the case with "Akai Kagerou" and "Gekkou" filling a ballad spot early in the setlist. When the tour moved to the large-scale arena venues, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was added to the setlist.		While filmed, the entirety of the show has never been officially released. However, on ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~\|Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', a collection of previously unavailable live performances and similar materials released to commemorate the band's 20th anniversary in 2008, a number of performances from the show were made available, ranging from "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]" and "[[ZERO]]" to "[[Hadashi no Megami]]".

	While filmed, the entirety of the show has never been officially released. However, on ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~\|Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', a collection of previously unavailable live performances and similar materials released to commemorate the band's 20th anniversary in 2008, a number of performances from the show were made available, ranging from "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]" and "ZERO" to "[[Hadashi no Megami]]".

	== Track listing ==		== Track listing ==

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	Uniquely, almost all of the songs from the album became the subject of English demos. None of these versions were ever officially released and remain accessible to fans only in leaked form. Judging by the demos available, the only songs to not receive English renditions were "THE GAMBLER", "Akai Kagerou", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai".		Uniquely, almost all of the songs from the album became the subject of English demos. None of these versions were ever officially released and remain accessible to fans only in leaked form. Judging by the demos available, the only songs to not receive English renditions were "THE GAMBLER", "Akai Kagerou", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai".

			In addition to debuting at the top of the Weekly Oricon Album chart with 1,190,380 copies sold in the week of release, ''RUN'' remains one of the band's most popular studio albums. In addition to finishing number six for the year of 1992, it remained popular well into 1993 and finished number 23 on that year's chart. ''RUN'' has continued to sell and was in time certified Double Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan with over 2,196,660 in physical copies sold.

	== Production and history ==		== Production and history ==

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	!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:50px;" rowspan="2" \| No.		!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:45px;" rowspan="2" \| Cover
	!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:370px;" rowspan="2" \| ~~Single~~		!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:370px;" rowspan="2" \| Album
	!style="color:black; background-color:#e6f2ff; width:150px;" colspan="2" \| Physical Copies Sold		!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:150px;" colspan="3" \| Chart Positions

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	'''''RUN''''' is the sixth [[B'z Albums#Studio Albums\|studio album]] by [[B'z]], released on October 28, 1992. The album is one of many for the band to not just launch at number one, but to also sell in excess of 1,000,000 copies in only its first week on shelves. When it made its way to the public, ''RUN'' served to showcase even more that B'z was a rock band above all else. Continuing on from the hard rock sound sampled well in the previous album ''[[IN THE LIFE]]'', much of the sound here would shape the image of B'z for years to come. The album was supported by [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]] and is one of the few B'z albums from which every song has been played live. Several of the songs found on the album, including the sole single, "[[ZERO]]", have become staples of B'z live shows over the years and remain beloved by fans.		'''''RUN''''' is the sixth [[B'z Albums#Studio Albums\|studio album]] by [[B'z]], released on October 28, 1992. The album is one of many for the band to not just launch at number one, but to also sell in excess of 1,000,000 copies in only its first week on shelves. When it made its way to the public, ''RUN'' served to showcase even more that B'z was a rock band above all else. Continuing on from the hard rock sound sampled well in the previous album ''[[IN THE LIFE]]'', much of the sound here would shape the image of B'z for years to come. The album was supported by [[B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"]] and is one of the few B'z albums from which every song has been played live. Several of the songs found on the album, including the sole single, "[[ZERO]]", have become staples of B'z live shows over the years and remain beloved by fans.

	The titular track "RUN" has been performed live at almost every [[Pleasure LIVE-GYM]] since its release, including [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"\|the 15th anniversary tour]] in 2003 and [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-\|the 20th anniversary tour]] in 2008, and has typically been used to close out shows with a positive and inspirational message. The song was also voted onto the fan-selected best-of collection ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'' in 1998, where it was re-recorded in contemporary rock form to showcase the band's growth and labeled "1998 style", as well as ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' ten years later in 2008.		The titular track "RUN" has been performed live at almost every [[Pleasure LIVE-GYM]] since its release, including [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2003 The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!"\|the 15th anniversary tour]] in 2003 and [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2008 -GLORY DAYS-\|the 20th anniversary tour]] in 2008, and has typically been used to close out shows with a positive and inspirational message. The song was also voted onto the fan-selected best-of collection ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'' in 1998, where it was re-recorded in contemporary rock form to showcase the band's growth and labeled "1998 style", as well as ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' ten years later in 2008.

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	Uniquely, almost all of the songs from the album became the subject of English demos. None of these versions were ever officially released and remain accessible to fans only in leaked form. Judging by the demos available, the only songs to not receive English renditions were "THE GAMBLER", "Akai Kagerou", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai".		Uniquely, almost all of the songs from the album became the subject of English demos. None of these versions were ever officially released and remain accessible to fans only in leaked form. Judging by the demos available, the only songs to not receive English renditions were "THE GAMBLER", "Akai Kagerou", and "Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai".

	== Production and ~~information~~ ==		== Production and history ==
	Even after many subsequent album releases, ''RUN'' is still highly-regarded by B'z fans and critics alike. Tak said of the album: "We wanted to drift away from the style we'd been employing to this point." The stated theme of the album is that of the title to the lead single: "ZERO". This "zero" is not the equivalent to "turning back to a blank sheet of paper", however. As Koshi puts it: "If it were a partner you've been with for countless years, it'd be akin to, 'Let's fall in love again'—'Let's reclaim that excitement again', that sort of thing." Koshi's example here utilizes that of a couple, but was clarified to, in the broader sense, refer to bringing forth all of one's experiences and knowledge they've collected in order to create something new, entirely from scratch. Primarily, the type of feeling evoked by an "OK, from here on out!" sort of spirit.		Even after many subsequent album releases, ''RUN'' is still highly-regarded by B'z fans and critics alike. Tak said of the album: "We wanted to drift away from the style we'd been employing to this point." The stated theme of the album is that of the title to the lead single: "ZERO". This "zero" is not the equivalent to "turning back to a blank sheet of paper", however. As Koshi puts it: "If it were a partner you've been with for countless years, it'd be akin to, 'Let's fall in love again'—'Let's reclaim that excitement again', that sort of thing." Koshi's example here utilizes that of a couple, but was clarified to, in the broader sense, refer to bringing forth all of one's experiences and knowledge they've collected in order to create something new, entirely from scratch. Primarily, the type of feeling evoked by an "OK, from here on out!" sort of spirit.

	With this album, the band deviated from the process that had been used for their previous works. Usually, Tak would lay the groundwork and Koshi would then begin writing the lyrics, but not so this time. After the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"\|TIME Pleasure tour]] in 1992, the duo went into the studio with the same musicians they had been touring with in order to start recording. Tak recalls: "When we go on tour, B'z really begins showing its rock facet. That's why we wanted to keep that spirit alive as we were composing new songs. We went into the studio with that same spirit."		With this album, the band deviated from the process that had been used for their previous works. Usually, Tak would lay the groundwork and Koshi would then begin writing the lyrics, but not so this time. After the [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure'92 "TIME"\|TIME Pleasure tour]] in 1992, the duo went into the studio with the same musicians they had been touring with in order to start recording. Tak recalls: "When we go on tour, B'z really begins showing its rock facet. That's why we wanted to keep that spirit alive as we were composing new songs. We went into the studio with that same spirit."

			=== B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN" ===
			[[File:Runlive.jpg\|right\|280px]]
			{{Main\|B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"}}

			The tour in support of the album ran from January 30, 1993 to June 30, 1993, with both a hall tour and an arena tour. Every song from the album was ultimately played on the tour, though some were alternated with each other, such as the case with "Akai Kagerou" and "Gekkou" filling a ballad spot early in the setlist. When the tour moved to the large-scale arena venues, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was added to the setlist.

			While filmed, the entirety of the show has never been officially released. However, on ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~\|Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', a collection of previously unavailable live performances and similar materials released to commemorate the band's 20th anniversary in 2008, a number of performances from the show were made available, ranging from "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]" and "ZERO" to "[[Hadashi no Megami]]".

	== Track listing ==		== Track listing ==
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	# '''[[Baby, you're my home (Lyrics)\|Baby, you're my home]]'''		# '''[[Baby, you're my home (Lyrics)\|Baby, you're my home]]'''
	#: [[File:a06_10.ogg]] The only acoustic number on the album. The combination of a clapping accompaniment, acoustic guitar, harmonica, and group chorus give the song quite a unique atmosphere. The song was at first conceived with more of a rock arrangement, but Tak felt something different was meant to come of the song, and as such decided to take a 180° turn to make it acoustic. An English demo of the rock version has since made its way online. In addition, a demo of the English version utilizing the acoustic arrangement has also been leaked. The song would not be revived for 22 years until [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] where it primarily alternated with "[[GREEN\|Blue Sunshine]]" in the setlist.		#: [[File:a06_10.ogg]] The only acoustic number on the album. The combination of a clapping accompaniment, acoustic guitar, harmonica, and group chorus give the song quite a unique atmosphere. The song was at first conceived with more of a rock arrangement, but Tak felt something different was meant to come of the song, and as such decided to take a 180° turn to make it acoustic. An English demo of the rock version has since made its way online. In addition, a demo of the English version utilizing the acoustic arrangement has also been leaked. The song would not be revived for 22 years until [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] where it primarily alternated with "[[GREEN\|Blue Sunshine]]" in the setlist.

	~~== B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN" ==~~
	~~[[File:Runlive.jpg\|right\|280px]]~~
	~~{{Main\|B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"}}~~

	The tour in support of the album ran from January 30, 1993 to June 30, 1993, with both a hall tour and an arena tour. Every song from the album was ultimately played on the tour, though some were alternated with each other, such as the case with "Akai Kagerou" and "Gekkou" filling a ballad spot early in the setlist. When the tour moved to the large-scale arena venues, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was added to the setlist.

	While filmed, the entirety of the show has never been officially released. However, on ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~\|Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', a collection of previously unavailable live performances and similar materials released to commemorate the band's 20th anniversary in 2008, a number of performances from the show were made available, ranging from "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]" and "ZERO" to "[[Hadashi no Megami]]".

	== Reversion history ==		== Reversion history ==

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 # '''[[Baby, you're my home (Lyrics)|Baby, you're my home]]'''
 #: [[File:a06_10.ogg]] The only acoustic number on the album. The combination of a clapping accompaniment, acoustic guitar, harmonica, and group chorus give the song quite a unique atmosphere. The song was at first conceived with more of a rock arrangement, but Tak felt something different was meant to come of the song, and as such decided to take a 180° turn to make it acoustic. An English demo of the rock version has since made its way online. In addition, a demo of the English version utilizing the acoustic arrangement has also been leaked. The song would not be revived for 22 years until [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2015 -EPIC NIGHT-]] where it primarily alternated with "[[GREEN|Blue Sunshine]]" in the setlist.
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	\| Type = [[Album]]		\| Type = [[Album]]
	\| Artist = [[B'z]]		\| Artist = [[B'z]]
	\| Cover = RUN.~~JPG~~		\| Cover = RUN Cover.jpg
	\| Released = October 28, 1992		\| Released = October 28, 1992
	\| Genre = Hard rock		\| Genre = Hard rock

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	{{Out Of Control Versions}}		{{Out Of Control Versions}}
			{{NATIVE DANCE Versions}}
			{{MR. ROLLING THUNDER Versions}}
	{{Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai Versions}}		{{Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai Versions}}
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	#: [[File:a07_01.ogg]] The song begins like the album version of "[[ALONE]]", with English lyrics ringing out prior to the instrumentation beginning. The lyrics of the song were inspired by the landscapes Koshi witnessed as he was traveling in the United States.		#: [[File:a07_01.ogg]] The song begins like the album version of "[[ALONE]]", with English lyrics ringing out prior to the instrumentation beginning. The lyrics of the song were inspired by the landscapes Koshi witnessed as he was traveling in the United States.
	# '''[[Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai (Lyrics)\|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]''' — ''Don't Say the Word Goodbye'',　さよならなんかは言わせない		# '''[[Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai (Lyrics)\|Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai]]''' — ''Don't Say the Word Goodbye'',　さよならなんかは言わせない
	#: [[File:a08_01.ogg]] Koshi has said the backdrop to the song is that of school graduation. A popular B'z song, it was used to close out the album's titular tour as well as the 1993 [[Pleasure LIVE-GYM\|Pleasure]] shows, the latter of which was released on home video as [[LIVE RIPPER]]. It ranked in the top 20 in the voting for ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'', and ranked as #8 overall for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', leading to its inclusion. The song was also played on the tours for [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"\|ELEVEN]] in 2001 ~~and~~ [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"\|ACTION]] in 2008.		#: [[File:a08_01.ogg]] Koshi has said the backdrop to the song is that of school graduation. A popular B'z song, it was used to close out the album's titular tour as well as the 1993 [[Pleasure LIVE-GYM\|Pleasure]] shows, the latter of which was released on home video as [[LIVE RIPPER]]. It ranked in the top 20 in the voting for ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'', and ranked as #8 overall for ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', leading to its inclusion. The song was also played on the tours for [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2001 "ELEVEN"\|ELEVEN]] in 2001, [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2008 "ACTION"\|ACTION]] in 2008, and was revived for the dome tour of [[B'z LIVE-GYM Pleasure 2013 -ENDLESS SUMMER-]].
	# '''[[Gekkou (Lyrics)\|Gekkou]]''' — ''Moonlight'', 月光		# '''[[Gekkou (Lyrics)\|Gekkou]]''' — ''Moonlight'', 月光
	#: [[File:a06_09.ogg]] Koshi had difficulty while penning the song, and was inspired to name it "Moonlight" after hearing the guitar solo Tak had written for it. Nearly every performance of the song has been done in acoustic form. It had not been played live for ten years prior to being included in the setlist to the [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~\|fifteenth anniversary concert]], where its inclusion resulted in much surprise and delight of fans in attendance. The song has remained popular over the years, being voted highly for ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'' and being voted high enough to be included on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', fifteen years after its original release, as well as being included on ''[[The Ballads ~Love & B'z~]]''. Koshi's father is known to consider it one of his favorite B'z songs.		#: [[File:a06_09.ogg]] Koshi had difficulty while penning the song, and was inspired to name it "Moonlight" after hearing the guitar solo Tak had written for it. Nearly every performance of the song has been done in acoustic form. It had not been played live for ten years prior to being included in the setlist to the [[Typhoon No.15 ~B'z LIVE-GYM The Final Pleasure "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" in Nagisaen~\|fifteenth anniversary concert]], where its inclusion resulted in much surprise and delight of fans in attendance. The song has remained popular over the years, being voted highly for ''[[B'z The Best "Treasure"]]'' and being voted high enough to be included on ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', fifteen years after its original release, as well as being included on ''[[The Ballads ~Love & B'z~]]''. Koshi's father is known to consider it one of his favorite B'z songs.

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