B’z’s Popular Songs: Introducing Hit Tracks and Hidden Gems Beloved by Fans!

NamingB’z

B’z / Naming [B’z LIVE-GYM 2011 -C’mon-] [SOUND ONLY]

It’s a song that stays in B’z’s modern, cool, rock-flavored world, yet the lyrics are somewhat mellow.

Rather than a high-energy track, it’s sung in a more subdued style, and it conveys a strong resolve to never forget the value of life, even in a harsh, cutthroat world.

SPLASH!B’z

B’z / SPLASH!

A refreshing B’z rock number that makes the midsummer sun flash before your eyes the moment you hear the razor-sharp intro guitar! The lyrics burst with the raw energy of youth charging ahead on pure instinct, leaving reason behind.

Released as a single in June 2006, it was also well known as the CM song for dwango’s “Iro Melo Mix.” Whether on a summer drive or at the beach, when you want to forget the everyday and go all out, this track is sure to be the perfect BGM.

Pleasure ’98: The Pleasures of LifeB’z

13 Crown Sanada S●X Patrol SSP B’z Pleasure -Pleasures of Life-

I’m not sure whether it’s about the friendship between the two members of B’z or Inaba’s personal real-life experience, but it’s a song that seems to express a bond between men that endures throughout life.

The lyrics, which are rewritten with each album release, further highlight that theme.

WarpB’z

“Warp” B’z cover band [PleasureParty] May 20, 2012 Roppongi EDGE

When it comes to B’z, the impression of “ultra soul” is very strong, but are you familiar with the hidden gem called “Wrap”? There are other intense songs too, but the expression on their faces when they perform this one is incredibly fiery and passionate.

It’s a song I’d love for you to listen to in the summer.

Liar! Liar!B’z

B’z / Liar! Liar!

This track seizes listeners’ hearts with its overwhelming guitar riffs and high-velocity sound.

Tak Matsumoto’s razor-sharp guitar work and Koshi Inaba’s powerful vocals blend beautifully, and the lyrics—offering a keen perspective on society—are equally compelling.

Released in October 1997 as the lead single from B’z’s ninth album, “SURVIVE,” it reached No.

1 on Oricon’s monthly chart.

It was also featured as the CM song for Perfect TV!’s “MUSIC FREAK TV” and served as the official theme for the NHL’s 1997 Japan Opening Series.

With its aggressive sound and strong message, this song is perfect for moments when you want to fire yourself up or stay true to your convictions.

FIREBALLB’z

B’z / FIREBALL

This song was created under the premise that, as a Shiseido cosmetics commercial theme, it had to include the lyric line “Set your makeup spirit on fire.” You can sense the struggles they went through during the composition and songwriting.

There’s no bassist credited; it’s said that Mr.

Matsumoto played the bass himself.

It’s show timeB’z

B’z / IT’S SHOWTIME!!

It’s a number brimming with a sense of speed that epitomizes B’z at their peak.

The guitar’s intricate phrases intertwining with the soaring vocals in the chorus captured the hearts of countless young rock fans.

The line “What am I missing that keeps me from grasping how people feel!? Imagination!!” really hits home.