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The release of the single gave the band their second straight and second total top debut on the Weekly Oricon Singles chart. The single sold nearly 97,000 copies, effectively double that of their previous effort, "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]". Such a hit was the release that it spent three consecutive weeks in the number one spot before ultimately spending 28 weeks on the charts by the end of its run. Likewise, the single finished in 28th place for the year of 1990 and was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan. | The release of the single gave the band their second straight and second total top debut on the Weekly Oricon Singles chart. The single sold nearly 97,000 copies, effectively double that of their previous effort, "[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]". Such a hit was the release that it spent three consecutive weeks in the number one spot before ultimately spending 28 weeks on the charts by the end of its run. Likewise, the single finished in 28th place for the year of 1990 and was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan. | ||
The single was simultaneously remastered and re-released on March 26, 2003 along with nine other of the band's older singles and the then-latest single, "[[IT'S SHOWTIME!!]]". On the daily chart at launch, B'z held a monopoly over the chart's top eleven slots, with the new single ranking at the top and the re-issues covering the remaining ten. Ultimately, B'z would set a record that week for holding nine of the Top 10 slots for the week of release, with "Easy Come, Easy Go!" coming in seventh place. | |||
In 2013, "Easy Come, Easy Go!" was one of four B'z songs to be released for guitar-learning video game ''[[Rocksmith 2014]]'' on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. The song was packaged in a three pack of downloadable content alongside "[[juice]]" and "[[girigiri chop]]", joining "[[ultra soul]]" that was already available with the game itself. | In 2013, "Easy Come, Easy Go!" was one of four B'z songs to be released for guitar-learning video game ''[[Rocksmith 2014]]'' on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. The song was packaged in a three pack of downloadable content alongside "[[juice]]" and "[[girigiri chop]]", joining "[[ultra soul]]" that was already available with the game itself. | ||
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Revision as of 02:20, 5 May 2014
| Easy Come, Easy Go! | ||||
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| Single by B'z | ||||
| from the album RISKY | ||||
| Released | October 3, 1990 | |||
| Length | 9:42 | |||
| Label | BMG Rooms | |||
| Producer | Tak Matsumoto | |||
| B'z singles chronology | ||||
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Easy Come, Easy Go! is the sixth single by B'z, released on October 3, 1990.
The release of the single gave the band their second straight and second total top debut on the Weekly Oricon Singles chart. The single sold nearly 97,000 copies, effectively double that of their previous effort, "Taiyou no Komachi Angel". Such a hit was the release that it spent three consecutive weeks in the number one spot before ultimately spending 28 weeks on the charts by the end of its run. Likewise, the single finished in 28th place for the year of 1990 and was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.
The single was simultaneously remastered and re-released on March 26, 2003 along with nine other of the band's older singles and the then-latest single, "IT'S SHOWTIME!!". On the daily chart at launch, B'z held a monopoly over the chart's top eleven slots, with the new single ranking at the top and the re-issues covering the remaining ten. Ultimately, B'z would set a record that week for holding nine of the Top 10 slots for the week of release, with "Easy Come, Easy Go!" coming in seventh place.
In 2013, "Easy Come, Easy Go!" was one of four B'z songs to be released for guitar-learning video game Rocksmith 2014 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. The song was packaged in a three pack of downloadable content alongside "juice" and "girigiri chop", joining "ultra soul" that was already available with the game itself.
Track listing
Personnel
B'z
- Tak Matsumoto: Guitar, Music Composition, Arrangement, Chorus (Track 1)
- Koshi Inaba: Vocals, Lyric Composition
Support Members
- Jun Aoyama: Drums
Production
- Masao Akashi: Arrangement
- B+U+M
- Chris Bellman: Remastering (2003 reissue, Bernie Grundman Mastering L.A., U.S.A.)