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A hard rock number driven by guitar, the arrangement in this original version is complimented by a stirring sitar and multiple guitars. Although it was included one month after release on ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]'', the song was born out of chance and was not planned for the album. "Wandering Sapphire Bullet"—as opposed to the more common translation for ''"Aoi"'', ''"Blue"''—has become the widely-acknowledged English translation for the song thanks to its appearance in a column to the side of the lyrics in the single packaging. As the band's | A hard rock number driven by guitar, the arrangement in this original version is complimented by a stirring sitar and multiple guitars. Although it was included one month after release on ''[[B'z The Best "Pleasure"]]'', the song was born out of chance and was not planned for the album. "Wandering Sapphire Bullet"—as opposed to the more common translation for ''"Aoi"'', ''"Blue"''—has become the widely-acknowledged English translation for the song thanks to its appearance in a column to the side of the lyrics in the single packaging. As one of the band's most-performed songs, it has seen a number of differing versions over the years, including some altered guitar solo sections and new arrangements specifically prepared for the live stage. | ||
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A hard rock number driven by guitar, the arrangement in this original version is complimented by a stirring sitar and multiple guitars. Although it was included one month after release on B'z The Best "Pleasure", the song was born out of chance and was not planned for the album. "Wandering Sapphire Bullet"—as opposed to the more common translation for "Aoi", "Blue"—has become the widely-acknowledged English translation for the song thanks to its appearance in a column to the side of the lyrics in the single packaging. As one of the band's most-performed songs, it has seen a number of differing versions over the years, including some altered guitar solo sections and new arrangements specifically prepared for the live stage.