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March 28: Flash Back -B'z Early Special Titles- article complete! • March 24: B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012 article created! • March 24: B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 article created! • March 23: "Ryuusei Mask" translation complete! • March 23: "Pleasure ~Jinsei no Kairaku~" article complete! • March 15: B'z English Songs article reviewed and finalized! • March 14: B'z article updated! • March 13: "ALONE" article complete! • March 13: "IT'S SHOWTIME!!" article complete! • March 13: The Complete B'z article complete! • March 12: B'z (International EP) article complete! • March 12: "Samayoeru Aoi Dangan" article complete! • March 12: "Liar! Liar!" article complete! • March 10: "Ai no Bakudan" article complete!

Who are ? is a Japanese rock band, comprised of guitarist-composer Tak Matsumoto and vocalist-lyricist Koshi Inaba. Since their debut in 1988, B'z have remained one of the most successful music acts in not just their home country but the world, having set a number of records that still stand today. Not only have they remained at the top of the charts for over two decades, they have done so while experimenting with a great many sounds in virtually every imaginable genre. Singles • Albums • Compendium • English Songs

Lyrics & Translations The B'z Wiki is the number-one resource for B'z lyrics and translations! Here, you will find romaji, kanji, and English translations for every applicable song, and it's all available in multiple formats for your convenience! Standard Listing (Sorted by Release) 日本語版ページ (Japanese Version) Alphabetical Listing In addition, on each song's lyrics page, listed off to the right are every album and single the song has ever appeared on. We have tried to be as complete as possible and are still working on completing the discography! B'z has hundreds of songs, but we now only have just over twenty left in need of translating. Here's a small sample of some of our favorite lyrics pages to get you started: Ai no Bakudan ALONE Don't Wanna Lie Ichibu to Zenbu OCEAN Splash (English Version) RUN

Featured Article Ai no Bakudan (愛のバクダン, Love Bomb) is the thirty-eighth single by B'z, released on March 9, 2005. To date, it remains one of the most popular songs produced by the band, frequently seeing inclusion on the majority of their LIVE-GYM tours. One month after its release, it would be collected along with one of its B-sides on the band's fourteenth album, THE CIRCLE. In addition, "Ai no Bakudan" would be collected on B'z The Best "Pleasure II" in 2005, as well as B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure" in 2008. A remixed version would also serve as the lead track from the band's first international EP on iTunes in 2007, but has since become unavailable. In 2012, seven years after its original release, an English version titled "Love Bomb" served as the opening track for the band's self-titled digital English debut and ensuing North American tour. Recorded late in THE CIRCLE sessions, the title song was composed and arranged to be a "simple" song that could be covered by experienced and aspiring musicians alike. Continue reading... Related Articles: Ai no Bakudan (Lyrics), B'z Singles, B'z (English Album)

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Article Ratings Articles on the B'z Wiki are classified in one of three categories: Readied Articles, In-progress Articles, and Dated Articles. Badges like those shown below will be displayed in the top right of all non-directory articles to allow viewers and editors alike to ascertain at a glance the official state of any given article. Readied Articles are articles that have been reviewed and written to reasonable completion. These articles may see expansion in the future, but are perfectly capable of standing as they are for the foreseeable future. In-progress Articles are articles that have been started but are not yet filled out enough to be considered ready and completed. Often, these are pages that will require substantial research and expansion in order to be considered even remotely ready. Dated Articles are articles that are usually dated not just in terms of age but formatting as well. These may include formatting and editing that does not match the current standard and will likely require extensive overhauls to be turned into readied articles.