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

	#'''[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu (Lyrics)\|Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]''' — ''One Sure Thing'', ゆるぎないものひとつ		#'''[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu (Lyrics)\|Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]''' — ''One Sure Thing'', ゆるぎないものひとつ
	#: [[File:s41_01.ogg]] A song that mixes both acoustic and electric guitar, "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" is one of the few B'z songs to open with only an acoustic guitar before introducing more instrumentation. Koshi particularly praised the guitar solo by Tak, stating that he felt it was a great example of a guitar solo highlighting the essence of a song. Despite featuring all throughout 2006 showings, it has not been performed live again in the years since.		#: [[File:s41_01.ogg]] A song that mixes both acoustic and electric guitar, "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" is one of the few B'z songs to open with only an acoustic guitar before introducing more instrumentation. Koshi particularly praised the guitar solo by Tak, stating that he felt it was a great example of a guitar solo highlighting the essence of a song. Despite featuring all throughout 2006 showings, it has not been performed live again in the years since.

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	#: [[File:s41_01.ogg]] A song that mixes both acoustic and electric guitar, "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" is one of the few B'z songs to open with only an acoustic guitar before introducing more instrumentation. Koshi particularly praised the guitar solo by Tak, stating that he felt it was a great example of a guitar solo highlighting the essence of a song. Despite featuring all throughout 2006 showings, it has not been performed live again in the years since.		#: [[File:s41_01.ogg]] A song that mixes both acoustic and electric guitar, "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" is one of the few B'z songs to open with only an acoustic guitar before introducing more instrumentation. Koshi particularly praised the guitar solo by Tak, stating that he felt it was a great example of a guitar solo highlighting the essence of a song. Despite featuring all throughout 2006 showings, it has not been performed live again in the years since.
	#'''[[Pierrot (Lyrics)\|Pierrot]]''' — ピエロ		#'''[[Pierrot (Lyrics)\|Pierrot]]''' — ピエロ
	#: [[File:s41_02.ogg]] A fast-paced, hard rock song, the titular "Pierrot" refers to the archetypal clown figure in performance art known by the same name. B'z also gave the song to then-fellow GIZA artist Aya Kamiki which became her top-selling single of her solo career. Koshi can be seen discussing the formation of the lyrics in the 2006 documentary ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|OFF LIMITS: How Two Men Made a Monster]]''.		#: [[File:s41_02.ogg]] A fast-paced, hard rock song, the titular "Pierrot" refers to the archetypal clown figure in performance art known by the same name. B'z also gave the song to then-fellow GIZA artist Aya Kamiki which became her top-selling single of her solo career. Koshi can be seen discussing the formation of the lyrics in the 2006 documentary ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|OFF LIMITS: How Two Men Made a Monster]]''. Following its inclusion here, the song was included along with the title track on ensuing studio effort ''[[MONSTER]]'' and was later voted by fans onto ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'' in 2008. Its [[B'z Home Videos\|home video]] appearances can be found on both the [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|album tour's release]] and ''[[B'z LIVE in Namba 2006]]''. It also was very briefly revived for two additional performances as part of both [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]] and [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]] alongside several other lesser-played tracks that later took greater precedent.

	== Live appearances ==		== Live appearances ==

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	#: [[File:s41_01.ogg]] A song that mixes both acoustic and electric guitar, "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" is one of the few B'z songs to open with only an acoustic guitar before introducing more instrumentation. Koshi particularly praised the guitar solo by Tak, stating that he felt it was a great example of a guitar solo highlighting the essence of a song. Despite featuring all throughout 2006 showings, it has not been performed live again in the years since.		#: [[File:s41_01.ogg]] A song that mixes both acoustic and electric guitar, "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" is one of the few B'z songs to open with only an acoustic guitar before introducing more instrumentation. Koshi particularly praised the guitar solo by Tak, stating that he felt it was a great example of a guitar solo highlighting the essence of a song. Despite featuring all throughout 2006 showings, it has not been performed live again in the years since.
	#'''[[Pierrot (Lyrics)\|Pierrot]]''' — ピエロ		#'''[[Pierrot (Lyrics)\|Pierrot]]''' — ピエロ
	#: [[File:s41_02.ogg]] ~~The~~ titular "Pierrot" refers to the ~~archetypical~~ clown figure in performance art known by the same name. B'z also gave the song to then-fellow GIZA artist Aya Kamiki, which became her top-selling single of her solo career. Koshi can be seen discussing the formation of the lyrics in the 2006 documentary ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|OFF LIMITS: How Two Men Made a Monster]]''.		#: [[File:s41_02.ogg]] A fast-paced, hard rock song, the titular "Pierrot" refers to the archetypal clown figure in performance art known by the same name. B'z also gave the song to then-fellow GIZA artist Aya Kamiki which became her top-selling single of her solo career. Koshi can be seen discussing the formation of the lyrics in the 2006 documentary ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|OFF LIMITS: How Two Men Made a Monster]]''.

	== Live appearances ==		== Live appearances ==

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	#'''[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu (Lyrics)\|Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]''' — ''One Sure Thing'', ゆるぎないものひとつ		#'''[[Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu (Lyrics)\|Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu]]''' — ''One Sure Thing'', ゆるぎないものひとつ
	#: [[File:s41_01.ogg]] A song that mixes both acoustic and electric guitar, "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" is one of the few B'z songs to open with only an acoustic guitar before introducing more instrumentation. Koshi particularly praised the guitar solo by Tak, stating that he felt it was a great example of a guitar solo highlighting the essence of a song.		#: [[File:s41_01.ogg]] A song that mixes both acoustic and electric guitar, "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" is one of the few B'z songs to open with only an acoustic guitar before introducing more instrumentation. Koshi particularly praised the guitar solo by Tak, stating that he felt it was a great example of a guitar solo highlighting the essence of a song. Despite featuring all throughout 2006 showings, it has not been performed live again in the years since.
	#'''[[Pierrot (Lyrics)\|Pierrot]]''' — ピエロ		#'''[[Pierrot (Lyrics)\|Pierrot]]''' — ピエロ
	#: [[File:s41_02.ogg]] The titular "Pierrot" refers to the archetypical clown figure in performance art known by the same name. B'z also gave the song to then-fellow GIZA artist Aya Kamiki, which became her top-selling single of her solo career. Koshi can be seen discussing the formation of the lyrics in the 2006 documentary ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|OFF LIMITS: How Two Men Made a Monster]]''.		#: [[File:s41_02.ogg]] The titular "Pierrot" refers to the archetypical clown figure in performance art known by the same name. B'z also gave the song to then-fellow GIZA artist Aya Kamiki, which became her top-selling single of her solo career. Koshi can be seen discussing the formation of the lyrics in the 2006 documentary ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|OFF LIMITS: How Two Men Made a Monster]]''.

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	A promotional video was filmed on location in Los Angeles on the famed Vasquez Rocks in the Sierra Pelona Mountains which have also served as a filming location for numerous films and television series, such as ''24'', ''CSI'', ''Star Trek'', and the original ''Dracula'' film in 1931. The video also featured numerous vignettes with actors showcasing memorable moments throughout human lives as they embrace the titular "one sure thing" they can count on. Tak performed the guitar solo on the roof of the Miyako Hotel in downtown Los Angeles with the skyline in view in the background. In further promotional efforts, B'z appeared on the March 31 edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' to perform the title song, and did so again on April 15 for fellow music program ''CDTV''.		A promotional video was filmed on location in Los Angeles on the famed Vasquez Rocks in the Sierra Pelona Mountains which have also served as a filming location for numerous films and television series, such as ''24'', ''CSI'', ''Star Trek'', and the original ''Dracula'' film in 1931. The video also featured numerous vignettes with actors showcasing memorable moments throughout human lives as they embrace the titular "one sure thing" they can count on. Tak performed the guitar solo on the roof of the Miyako Hotel in downtown Los Angeles with the skyline in view in the background. In further promotional efforts, B'z appeared on the March 31 edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' to perform the title song, and did so again on April 15 for fellow music program ''CDTV''.

	Upon release, B'z debuted at the top of the charts for their thirty-seventh consecutive number-one debut with what would become the thirty-third highest selling single of the year. Both the title song and B-side were collected later in the year on the summer's album, ''[[MONSTER]]'', which was the first time this was the case since the release of "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]" in 1990. Additionally, both songs were performed at all stops of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and were included on its [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|subsequent video release]], ~~although~~ the title track has not been played since 2006, ~~with~~ "Pierrot" ~~reappearing~~ briefly in [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]].		Upon release, B'z debuted at the top of the charts for their thirty-seventh consecutive number-one debut with what would become the thirty-third highest selling single of the year. Both the title song and B-side were collected later in the year on the summer's album, ''[[MONSTER]]'', which was the first time this was the case since the release of "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]" in 1990. Additionally, both songs were performed at all stops of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and were included on its [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|subsequent video release]]. However, the title track has not been played live since 2006, while "Pierrot" only reappeared briefly in [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -Hissatsu Hiokinin-]] and [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]].

	In celebration of the band's twenty-fifth anniversary in 2008, both songs were again collected together when they were voted by fans onto ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', where "Pierrot" was voted to eighteenth and the title song was voted to twenty-fifth. "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" was also found on ''The Best of Detective Conan ~The Movie Themes Collection~'' in 2006 and ''The Best of Detective Conan 3'' in 2008. Later, in 2013, it was also found with other era-appropriate singles on ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]''.		In celebration of the band's twenty-fifth anniversary in 2008, both songs were again collected together when they were voted by fans onto ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', where "Pierrot" was voted to eighteenth and the title song was voted to twenty-fifth. "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" was also found on ''The Best of Detective Conan ~The Movie Themes Collection~'' in 2006 and ''The Best of Detective Conan 3'' in 2008. Later, in 2013, it was also found with other era-appropriate singles on ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]''.

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	A promotional video was filmed on location in Los Angeles on the famed Vasquez Rocks in the Sierra Pelona Mountains which have also served as a filming location for numerous films and television series, such as ''24'', ''CSI'', ''Star Trek'', and the original ''Dracula'' film in 1931. The video also featured numerous vignettes with actors showcasing memorable moments throughout human lives as they embrace the titular "one sure thing" they can count on. Tak performed the guitar solo on the roof of the Miyako Hotel in downtown Los Angeles with the skyline in view in the background. In further promotional efforts, B'z appeared on the March 31 edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' to perform the title song, and did so again on April 15 for fellow music program ''CDTV''.		A promotional video was filmed on location in Los Angeles on the famed Vasquez Rocks in the Sierra Pelona Mountains which have also served as a filming location for numerous films and television series, such as ''24'', ''CSI'', ''Star Trek'', and the original ''Dracula'' film in 1931. The video also featured numerous vignettes with actors showcasing memorable moments throughout human lives as they embrace the titular "one sure thing" they can count on. Tak performed the guitar solo on the roof of the Miyako Hotel in downtown Los Angeles with the skyline in view in the background. In further promotional efforts, B'z appeared on the March 31 edition of ''[[Music Station]]'' to perform the title song, and did so again on April 15 for fellow music program ''CDTV''.

	Upon release, B'z debuted at the top of the charts for their thirty-seventh consecutive number-one debut with what would become the thirty-third highest selling single of the year. Both the title song and B-side were collected later in the year on the summer's album, ''[[MONSTER]]'', which was the first time this was the case since the release of "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]" in 1990. Additionally, both songs were performed at all stops of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and were included on its [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|subsequent video release]], although ~~neither have~~ been played since 2006 ~~as of 2012~~.		Upon release, B'z debuted at the top of the charts for their thirty-seventh consecutive number-one debut with what would become the thirty-third highest selling single of the year. Both the title song and B-side were collected later in the year on the summer's album, ''[[MONSTER]]'', which was the first time this was the case since the release of "[[LADY-GO-ROUND]]" in 1990. Additionally, both songs were performed at all stops of [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE"]] and were included on its [[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|subsequent video release]], although the title track has not been played since 2006, with "Pierrot" reappearing briefly in [[B'z SHOWCASE 2017 -B'z In Your Town-]].

	In celebration of the band's twenty-fifth anniversary in 2008, both songs were again collected together when they were voted by fans onto ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', where "Pierrot" was voted to eighteenth and the title song was voted to twenty-fifth. "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" was also found on ''The Best of Detective Conan ~The Movie Themes Collection~'' in 2006 and ''The Best of Detective Conan 3'' in 2008. Later, in 2013, it was also found with other era-appropriate singles on ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]''.		In celebration of the band's twenty-fifth anniversary in 2008, both songs were again collected together when they were voted by fans onto ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure"]]'', where "Pierrot" was voted to eighteenth and the title song was voted to twenty-fifth. "Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu" was also found on ''The Best of Detective Conan ~The Movie Themes Collection~'' in 2006 and ''The Best of Detective Conan 3'' in 2008. Later, in 2013, it was also found with other era-appropriate singles on ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]''.

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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]]===
	{{Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu Live}}		{{Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu Live}}
	{{Pierrot Live}}		{{Pierrot Live}}

	===Home Videos===		===[[B'z Songs on Home Video\|Home Videos]]===
	{{Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu Video}}		{{Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu Video}}
	{{Pierrot Video}}		{{Pierrot Video}}

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	#'''[[Pierrot (Lyrics)\|Pierrot]]''' — ピエロ		#'''[[Pierrot (Lyrics)\|Pierrot]]''' — ピエロ
	#: [[File:s41_02.ogg]] The titular "Pierrot" refers to the archetypical clown figure in performance art known by the same name. B'z also gave the song to then-fellow GIZA artist Aya Kamiki, which became her top-selling single of her solo career. Koshi can be seen discussing the formation of the lyrics in the 2006 documentary ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|OFF LIMITS: How Two Men Made a Monster]]''.		#: [[File:s41_02.ogg]] The titular "Pierrot" refers to the archetypical clown figure in performance art known by the same name. B'z also gave the song to then-fellow GIZA artist Aya Kamiki, which became her top-selling single of her solo career. Koshi can be seen discussing the formation of the lyrics in the 2006 documentary ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" (Home Video)\|OFF LIMITS: How Two Men Made a Monster]]''.

			== Live appearances ==
			===Live Performances===
			{{Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu Live}}
			{{Pierrot Live}}

			===Home Videos===
			{{Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu Video}}
			{{Pierrot Video}}

	== Personnel ==		== Personnel ==