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| HomeVideo = | | HomeVideo =Select Performances: ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'', ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' & ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' | ||
}} | }} The shows were held in support of the band's best-selling studio album to date, ''[[LOOSE]]''. | ||
The show has not been released in full on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]]. However, excerpted performances from the tour have been released over time. Foremost, as part of 2008's ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'', fans were given a performance of "[[love me, I love you]]" as part of its limited edition. This was followed later in the year by ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' which included full versions of "[[Negai]]", "[[Real Thing Shakes]]", "[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]]", and the action short film featuring Tak and Koshi that was projected to audiences prior to the open of the show. Most recently, in 2013, ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' included a previously unreleased performance of "[[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]]" from the tour as the song's substitute music video. | |||
==Touring Band== | ==Touring Band== | ||
*'''''B'z:''''' [[Tak Matsumoto]] <small>(GUITAR)</small>, [[Koshi Inaba]] <small>(VOCALS)</small> | *'''''B'z:''''' [[Tak Matsumoto]] <small>(GUITAR)</small>, [[Koshi Inaba]] <small>(VOCALS)</small> | ||
*'''''Support Members:''''' Denny Fongheiser <small>(DRUMS)</small>, Masao Akashi <small>(BASS)</small>, [[Takanobu Masuda]] <small>(KEYBOARDS)</small> | *'''''Support Members:''''' [[Denny Fongheiser]] <small>(DRUMS)</small>, [[Masao Akashi]] <small>(BASS)</small>, [[Takanobu Masuda]] <small>(KEYBOARDS)</small> | ||
==Setlist== | ==Setlist== | ||
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# [[love me, I love you]] | # [[love me, I love you]] | ||
# [[LOOSE|drive to MY WORLD]] | # [[LOOSE|drive to MY WORLD]] | ||
# [[LOOSE|Yumemi ga Oka]] | |||
# [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE ~Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER~]] | # [[RISKY|GIMME YOUR LOVE ~Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER~]] | ||
# [[MOTEL]] | # [[MOTEL]] | ||
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# [[LOVE PHANTOM]] | # [[LOVE PHANTOM]] | ||
# [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]] | # [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]] | ||
[[Ending SE|ENDING SE]]: [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara (Piano Version)]] | [[Ending SE|ENDING SE]]: [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara]] (Piano Version) | ||
==Home Video Recordings== | |||
===May 22, 1996 — Yoyogi National Stadium=== | |||
* [[Real Thing Shakes]] (''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' / ''[[B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX]]'') | |||
* [[Negai]] (''B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~'') | |||
* [[love me, I love you]] (''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'') | |||
* [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|MOVE]] (''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' / ''B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX'') | |||
* [[Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~/MOVE|Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~]] (''B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~'' / ''B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX'') | |||
==Venues== | ==Venues== | ||
Latest revision as of 14:44, 13 March 2018
| B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" | |
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| LIVE-GYM by B'z | |
| Start Date | March 15, 1996 |
| End Date | July 06, 1996 |
| Country | Japan |
| Songs | 20 |
| Home Video | Select Performances: B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure", B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~ & B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 |
| Shows | 44 |
B'z LIVE-GYM '96 "Spirit LOOSE" was a LIVE-GYM tour held by B'z in 1996. The tour ran from March 15, 1996 to July 06, 1996. The shows were held in support of the band's best-selling studio album to date, LOOSE.
The show has not been released in full on home video. However, excerpted performances from the tour have been released over time. Foremost, as part of 2008's B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure", fans were given a performance of "love me, I love you" as part of its limited edition. This was followed later in the year by B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~ which included full versions of "Negai", "Real Thing Shakes", "Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~", and the action short film featuring Tak and Koshi that was projected to audiences prior to the open of the show. Most recently, in 2013, B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 included a previously unreleased performance of "MOVE" from the tour as the song's substitute music video.
Touring Band
- B'z: Tak Matsumoto (GUITAR), Koshi Inaba (VOCALS)
- Support Members: Denny Fongheiser (DRUMS), Masao Akashi (BASS), Takanobu Masuda (KEYBOARDS)
Setlist
OPENING ： B'z ORIGINAL MOVIE
- Real Thing Shakes
- Negai
- love me, I love you
- drive to MY WORLD
- Yumemi ga Oka
- GIMME YOUR LOVE ~Fukutsu no LOVE DRIVER~
- MOTEL
- Kirei na Ai Jyanakutemo
- BIG
- Cause We've Ended as Lovers (Tak's Solo)
- Anata e... (Tak's Solo)
- BLOWIN'
- ZERO
- FUSHIDARA 100%
- spirit loose~The Loose
- JAP THE RIPPER
- MOVE
- Kienai Niji
ENCORE
ENDING SE: Mienai Chikara (Piano Version)
Home Video Recordings
May 22, 1996 — Yoyogi National Stadium
- Real Thing Shakes (B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~ / B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX)
- Negai (B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~)
- love me, I love you (B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure")
- MOVE (B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 / B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX)
- Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~ (B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~ / B'z COMPLETE SINGLE BOX)
Venues
1996.03.15 
Green Dome Maebashi
1996.03.16 Green Dome Maebashi
1996.03.20 Hamamatsu Arena
1996.03.21 Hamamatsu Arena
1996.03.25 Hiroshima Green Arena
1996.03.26 Hiroshima Green Arena
1996.03.29 Kobe World Hall
1996.03.30 Kobe World Hall
1996.04.06 Asty Tokushima
1996.04.07 Asty Tokushima
1996.04.09 Ehime Prefectural Cultural Center
1996.04.10 Ehime Prefectural Cultural Center
1996.04.17 Yokohama Arena
1996.04.18 Yokohama Arena
1996.04.23 Niigata City Industrial Promotion Center
1996.04.24 Niigata City Industrial Promotion Center
1996.04.27 Ishikawa Prefectural Industrial Exhibition Hall
1996.04.28 Ishikawa Prefectural Industrial Exhibition Hall
1996.05.02 Nagoya Rainbow Hall
1996.05.03 Nagoya Rainbow Hall
1996.05.08 Sendai Gymnasium
1996.05.09 Sendai Gymnasium
1996.05.11 Morioka Ice Arena
1996.05.12 Morioka Ice Arena
1996.05.18 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium
1996.05.19 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium
1996.05.21 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium
1996.05.22 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium
1996.05.28 Osaka Jo Hall
1996.05.29 Osaka Jo Hall
1996.06.01 Makomanai Ice Arena
1996.06.02 Makomanai Ice Arena
1996.06.11 Osaka Jo Hall
1996.06.12 Osaka Jo Hall
1996.06.15 Nagoya Rainbow Hall
1996.06.16 Nagoya Rainbow Hall
1996.06.20 Nippon Budokan
1996.06.21 Nippon Budokan
1996.06.25 Marine Messe Fukuoka
1996.06.26 Marine Messe Fukuoka
1996.06.29 Kagoshima Arena
1996.06.30 Kagoshima Arena
1996.07.05 Okinawa Convention Center
1996.07.06 Okinawa Convention Center