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The tours and special events listed below are those that have not been released in full. Those that have been sampled or excerpted on other releases are annotated as such. | The tours and special events listed below are those that have not been released in full. Those that have been sampled or excerpted on other releases are annotated as such. | ||
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Since 2009's single "[[MY LONELY TOWN]]", it has become commonplace for the band to issue special editions of new singles that contain both the original CD and a bonus DVD containing the music video for the title song. Prior to this, official releases of the band's music videos were rare and generally witnessed only on Japanese music channels and news coverage. The primary exception to this is the 1990 home video ''[[FILM RISKY]]'', which was a collection of connected music videos that were filmed specifically for the release. | |||
Revision as of 19:13, 28 July 2015
Songs
Concert Videos
Nearly every LIVE-GYM concert that B'z has performed has been subject to filming. Beginning with the DVD release of B'z LIVE-GYM 2006 "MONSTER'S GARAGE" in late 2006, all mainline B'z shows have been released on home video shortly after their conclusion. Prior releases had been selectively released with the unreleased shows being sampled during television appearances, in commercials, and the fanclub "bootleg" releases.
The tours and special events listed below are those that have not been released in full. Those that have been sampled or excerpted on other releases are annotated as such.
Music Videos
Since 2009's single "MY LONELY TOWN", it has become commonplace for the band to issue special editions of new singles that contain both the original CD and a bonus DVD containing the music video for the title song. Prior to this, official releases of the band's music videos were rare and generally witnessed only on Japanese music channels and news coverage. The primary exception to this is the 1990 home video FILM RISKY, which was a collection of connected music videos that were filmed specifically for the release.