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

	#'''[[Shoudou (Lyrics)\|Shoudou]]''' — ''Impulse'', 衝動		#'''[[Shoudou (Lyrics)\|Shoudou]]''' — ''Impulse'', 衝動
	#: [[File:s40_01.ogg]] A rock single with a frenetic pace, "Shoudou" is the fastest and shortest B'z single in their catalogue with a runtime of only 3 minutes and approximately 14 seconds in its original incarnation without silence included. The song has worked very well in live settings for the band, often being paired with another song such as "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" in 2006 and "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]" in 2012. A remixed version titled "Shoudou ~MONSTER MiX~" found exclusively on the band's 2006 album ''[[MONSTER]]'' accentuates the guitar and vocals at differing points than the original.		#: [[File:s40_01.ogg]] A rock single with a frenetic pace, "Shoudou" is the fastest and shortest B'z single in their catalogue with a runtime of only 3 minutes and approximately 14 seconds in its original incarnation without silence included. The song has worked very well in live settings for the band, often being paired with another song such as "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" in 2006 and "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]" in 2012. A remixed version titled "Shoudou ~MONSTER MiX~" found exclusively on the band's 2006 album ''[[MONSTER]]'' accentuates the guitar and vocals at differing points than the original.

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 #'''[[Kesshou (Lyrics)|Kesshou]]''' — ''Crystal'', 結晶
 #: [[File:s40_02.ogg]] The song was dead stock from earlier recording sessions, although the band in an interview did not remember off-hand exactly when it had been recorded. Due to those credited in the production on the single and the use of a drum machine, it is speculated the song is from 2001 or 2002. Although the song has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live|never been peformed]] during a LIVE-GYM, it was performed on television on the February 5 edition of ''HOT 10''. Unusually, it was the only song performed by the band in that showing, whereas typically it would be paired with the associated single.
 == Live appearances ==

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

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

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	===Live Performances===		===[[B'z Songs by LIVE-GYM\|Live Performances]]===
	{{Shoudou Live}}		{{Shoudou Live}}
	{{Kesshou Live}}		{{Kesshou Live}}

	===Home Videos===		===[[B'z Songs on Home Video\|Home Videos]]===
	{{Shoudou Video}}		{{Shoudou Video}}
	{{Kesshou Video}}		{{Kesshou Video}}

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 {{Shoudou Video}}
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	#'''[[Kesshou (Lyrics)\|Kesshou]]''' — ''Crystal'', 結晶		#'''[[Kesshou (Lyrics)\|Kesshou]]''' — ''Crystal'', 結晶
	#: [[File:s40_02.ogg]] The song was dead stock from earlier recording sessions, although the band in an interview did not remember off-hand exactly when it had been recorded. Due to those credited in the production on the single and the use of a drum machine, it is speculated the song is from 2001 or 2002. Although the song has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live\|never been peformed]] during a LIVE-GYM, it was performed on television on the February 5 edition of ''HOT 10''. Unusually, it was the only song performed by the band in that showing, whereas typically it would be paired with the associated single.		#: [[File:s40_02.ogg]] The song was dead stock from earlier recording sessions, although the band in an interview did not remember off-hand exactly when it had been recorded. Due to those credited in the production on the single and the use of a drum machine, it is speculated the song is from 2001 or 2002. Although the song has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live\|never been peformed]] during a LIVE-GYM, it was performed on television on the February 5 edition of ''HOT 10''. Unusually, it was the only song performed by the band in that showing, whereas typically it would be paired with the associated single.

			== Live appearances ==
			===Live Performances===
			{{Shoudou Live}}
			{{Kesshou Live}}

			===Home Videos===
			{{Shoudou Video}}
			{{Kesshou Video}}

	== Personnel ==		== Personnel ==

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	'''Shoudou''' ''(衝動, Impulse)'' is the fortieth [[B'z Singles\|single]] by [[B'z]], released on January 25, 2006. The all rock single was an immediate hit for the band that generated yet another high-energy song to introduce to their catalogue and live shows. The title song served as the opening theme to the Detective Conan anime series from January 9 to May 8 of 2006, and was their second to do so, after 1999's "[[girigiri chop]]". Months later, the band's next single, "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]", would serve as the second tie-in with the series for the year when it served as the theme to that year's annual movie, ''Detective Conan: The Private Eyes' Requiem''. The B-side to the single, "Kesshou", was announced as the theme to the Noriyuki Higashiyama detective drama ''Kuitan'', for which it accompanied all episodes of the series.		'''Shoudou''' ''(衝動, Impulse)'' is the fortieth [[B'z Singles\|single]] by [[B'z]], released on January 25, 2006. The all rock single was an immediate hit for the band that generated yet another high-energy song to introduce to their catalogue and live shows. The title song served as the opening theme to the Detective Conan anime series from January 9 to May 8 of 2006, and was their second to do so, after 1999's "[[girigiri chop]]". Months later, the band's next single, "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]", would serve as the second tie-in with the series for the year when it served as the theme to that year's annual movie, ''Detective Conan: The Private Eyes' Requiem''. The B-side to the single, "Kesshou", was announced as the theme to the Noriyuki Higashiyama detective drama ''Kuitan'', for which it accompanied all episodes of the series.

	The single was collected along with the 2005 single "OCEAN" on the band's next studio album, ''[[MONSTER]]'', albeit in remixed form. "Shoudou ~MONSTER MiX~" was remixed by American producer Jay Baumgardner who gave the song an entirely new balance with the guitar and vocals receiving numerous leveling differences compared to the original. Later, the single version of the song was collected onto B'z compilations on two occasions: ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' in 2008 and ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]'' in 2013. In addition, it can also be found on ''The Best of Detective Conan 3'' along with "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]" and a number of other opening and ending themes to the series.		The single was collected along with the 2005 single "[[OCEAN]]" on the band's next studio album, ''[[MONSTER]]'', albeit in remixed form. "Shoudou ~MONSTER MiX~" was remixed by American producer Jay Baumgardner who gave the song an entirely new balance with the guitar and vocals receiving numerous leveling differences compared to the original. Later, the single version of the song was collected onto B'z compilations on two occasions: ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' in 2008 and ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]'' in 2013. In addition, it can also be found on ''The Best of Detective Conan 3'' along with "[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]" and a number of other opening and ending themes to the series.

	The packaging of the single includes a special illustration drawn by the creator of ''Detective Conan'', Gosho Aoyama. The card features a hand-drawn rendering of both Tak and Koshi with the titular detective from the series. Notably, it was also the first B'z single or album to be released in the month of January in their then eighteen year history. Six years earlier in 2000, "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]" was scheduled for a January launch before being pushed to February to accommodate a change in the track listing.		The packaging of the single includes a special illustration drawn by the creator of ''Detective Conan'', Gosho Aoyama. The card features a hand-drawn rendering of both Tak and Koshi with the titular detective from the series. Notably, it was also the first B'z single or album to be released in the month of January in their then eighteen year history. Six years earlier in 2000, "[[Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni]]" was scheduled for a January launch before being pushed to February to accommodate a change in the track listing.

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	The music video filmed for the release features B'z performing in Osanbashi Hall while calligrapher Soun Takeda paints out the characters for "Shoudou". B'z performed the title song on television on two different occasions. The band played the song on the January 20 episode of ''MUSIC FIGHTER'' at the beginning of the year, and then closed the year by performing the song for ''[[Music Station\|Music Station SUPER LIVE 2006]]'' on December 22. The band also performed the B-side "Kesshou" on fellow music program ''HOT 10'' on February 5 and did not pair it with "Shoudou".		The music video filmed for the release features B'z performing in Osanbashi Hall while calligrapher Soun Takeda paints out the characters for "Shoudou". B'z performed the title song on television on two different occasions. The band played the song on the January 20 episode of ''MUSIC FIGHTER'' at the beginning of the year, and then closed the year by performing the song for ''[[Music Station\|Music Station SUPER LIVE 2006]]'' on December 22. The band also performed the B-side "Kesshou" on fellow music program ''HOT 10'' on February 5 and did not pair it with "Shoudou".

	At release, the single was yet another success for the band, having had its number-one debut on the Weekly Oricon Singles chart—their thirty-sixth consecutive to do so—and finishing first on the chart for the month of February as well. After spending nineteen weeks in total on the singles charts, the song finished as the twenty-second highest selling single of the year 2006. Ultimately, "Shoudou" has enjoyed an enthusiastic reception from fans, with it finding a place in a number of setlists since its release—the most recent ~~of which was~~ during the band's 2012 foray into North America, [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]], where it was used to close out the main setlist. On home video, performances of the song can be seen on both ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]'' and ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]'', where it was paired in a medley with "[[Ai no Bakudan]]".		At release, the single was yet another success for the band, having had its number-one debut on the Weekly Oricon Singles chart—their thirty-sixth consecutive to do so—and finishing first on the chart for the month of February as well. After spending nineteen weeks in total on the singles charts, the song finished as the twenty-second highest selling single of the year 2006. Ultimately, "Shoudou" has enjoyed an enthusiastic reception from fans, with it finding a place in a number of setlists since its release—the most recent showings coming during the band's 2012 foray into North America, [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2012 -Into Free-]], where it was used to close out the main setlist and [[B'z Special LIVE at EX THEATER ROPPONGI]]. On home video, performances of the song can be seen on both ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]]'' and ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]'', where it was paired in a medley with "[[Ai no Bakudan]]".

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

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	\| Recorded =		\| Recorded =
	\| Length = 7:24		\| Length = 7:24
	\| Label = Vermillion Records		\| Label = [[Vermillion Records]]
	\| Producer = Tak Matsumoto		\| Producer = [[Tak Matsumoto]]
	\| Promotions = #1 (''Detective Conan'' TV Series)<br>#2 (''Kuitan'' TV Theme)		\| Promotions = #1 (''Detective Conan'' TV Series)<br>#2 (''Kuitan'' TV Theme)
	\| Last single = '''39th Single'''<br>[[File:39s.jpg\|link=OCEAN\|border\|65px\|right]]<br>[[OCEAN]]<br>(2005)		\| Last single = '''39th Single'''<br>[[File:39s.jpg\|link=OCEAN\|border\|65px\|right]]<br>[[OCEAN]]<br>(2005)

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	#'''[[Shoudou (Lyrics)\|Shoudou]]''' — ''Impulse'', 衝動		#'''[[Shoudou (Lyrics)\|Shoudou]]''' — ''Impulse'', 衝動
	#: A rock single with a frenetic pace, "Shoudou" is the fastest and shortest B'z single in their catalogue with a runtime of only 3 minutes and approximately 14 seconds in its original incarnation without silence included. The song has worked very well in live settings for the band, often being paired with another song such as "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" in 2006 and "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]" in 2012. A remixed version titled "Shoudou ~MONSTER MiX~" found exclusively on the band's 2006 album ''[[MONSTER]]'' accentuates the guitar and vocals at differing points than the original.		#: [[File:s40_01.ogg]] A rock single with a frenetic pace, "Shoudou" is the fastest and shortest B'z single in their catalogue with a runtime of only 3 minutes and approximately 14 seconds in its original incarnation without silence included. The song has worked very well in live settings for the band, often being paired with another song such as "[[Ai no Bakudan]]" in 2006 and "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]" in 2012. A remixed version titled "Shoudou ~MONSTER MiX~" found exclusively on the band's 2006 album ''[[MONSTER]]'' accentuates the guitar and vocals at differing points than the original.
	#'''[[Kesshou (Lyrics)\|Kesshou]]''' — ''Crystal'', 結晶		#'''[[Kesshou (Lyrics)\|Kesshou]]''' — ''Crystal'', 結晶
	#: The song was dead stock from earlier recording sessions, although the band in an interview did not remember off-hand exactly when it had been recorded. Due to those credited in the production on the single and the use of a drum machine, it is speculated the song is from 2001 or 2002. Although the song has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live\|never been peformed]] during a LIVE-GYM, it was performed on television on the February 5 edition of ''HOT 10''. Unusually, it was the only song performed by the band in that showing, whereas typically it would be paired with the associated single.		#: [[File:s40_02.ogg]] The song was dead stock from earlier recording sessions, although the band in an interview did not remember off-hand exactly when it had been recorded. Due to those credited in the production on the single and the use of a drum machine, it is speculated the song is from 2001 or 2002. Although the song has [[B'z Songs Never Performed Live\|never been peformed]] during a LIVE-GYM, it was performed on television on the February 5 edition of ''HOT 10''. Unusually, it was the only song performed by the band in that showing, whereas typically it would be paired with the associated single.

	== Personnel ==		== Personnel ==