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	A relentlessly hard rock song, "FUSHIDARA 100%" is one of two B'z songs to be written from a female's perspective. Another example is "[[ALONE\|GO-GO-GIRLS]]" which was written for female artist Yuiko Tsubokura at first. "FUSHIDARA 100%" was performed alongside the single's title song on an edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' in one of its relatively few live appearances. Interestingly, an English version was also produced during the recording sessions for "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" with producer [[Andy Johns]]. While this would go unreleased, during its performances for [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]], a new version was premiered that fused the provisional English version and Japanese version together~~. The original song's only appearance on an album was when it was collected unaltered on ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]'' in 2000~~.		A relentlessly hard rock song, "FUSHIDARA 100%" is one of two B'z songs to be written from a female's perspective. Another example is "[[ALONE\|GO-GO-GIRLS]]" which was written for female artist Yuiko Tsubokura at first. "FUSHIDARA 100%" was performed alongside the single's title song on an edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' in one of its relatively few live appearances. Interestingly, an English version was also produced during the recording sessions for "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" with producer [[Andy Johns]]. While this would go unreleased, during its performances for [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]], a new version was premiered that fused the provisional English version and Japanese version together.

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A relentlessly hard rock song, "FUSHIDARA 100%" is one of two B'z songs to be written from a female's perspective. Another example is "[[ALONE|GO-GO-GIRLS]]" which was written for female artist Yuiko Tsubokura at first. "FUSHIDARA 100%" was performed alongside the single's title song on an edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' in one of its relatively few live appearances. Interestingly, an English version was also produced during the recording sessions for "[[Real Thing Shakes]]" with producer [[Andy Johns]]. While this would go unreleased, during its performances for [[B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE"]], a new version was premiered that fused the provisional English version and Japanese version together. The original song's only appearance on an album was when it was collected unaltered on ''[[B'z The "Mixture"]]'' in 2000.

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Jd- at 10:40, 7 November 2017

Jd-: Created page with "A relentlessly hard rock song, "FUSHIDARA 100%" is one of two B'z songs to be written from a female's perspective. Another example is "GO-GO-GIRLS" which was written..."