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B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"
LIVE-GYM by B'z
Start Date	January 30, 1993
End Date	June 30, 1993
Country	Japan
Songs	21
Home Video	Select Performances: B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~, B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure", Strings Of My Soul & B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998
Shows	49

Revision as of 02:20, 24 February 2016

B'z performing "Hadashi no Megami" during the LIVE-GYM.

Koshi during the same performance.

Tak & Koshi during "ZERO".

Tak in the midst of the solo to "Hadashi no Megami".

B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN" was the first of two LIVE-GYM tours held by B'z in 1993. The tour, serving to support the album RUN, was a major success for the band that ran from January 30, 1993 to June 30, 1993, with both a hall tour and an arena tour. Every song from the album was ultimately played on the tour, though some were alternated with each other, such as the case with "Akai Kagerou" and "Gekkou" filling a ballad spot early in the setlist. When the tour moved to the large-scale arena venues, a group acoustic version of "Easy Come, Easy Go!" was added to the setlist.

While filmed, the entirety of the show has never been officially released on home video. However, excerpted performances have been released on the years, beginning with "Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta" as part of B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure" in 2008. Shortly thereafter, Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~ included a number of performances from the show, ranging from "Hadashi no Megami" and "ZERO" to "Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai"—the last of which was also released on B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 as the song's substitute music video. Additionally, an audio recording of "RUN" as performed during the show was included as one of six exclusive tracks on The Complete B'z. Most recently, a solo Tak performance of "Strings of My Soul" from the tour was made available in 2012 as part of his solo album Strings Of My Soul.

Touring Band

B'z: Tak Matsumoto (GUITAR), Koshi Inaba (VOCALS)
Support Members: Ikko Tanaka (DRUMS), Masao Akashi (BASS & MANIPULATOR), Takanobu Masuda (KEYBOARDS)

Setlist

Hall Tour

OPENING SE: RUN (Instrumental)

MR. ROLLING THUNDER
THE GAMBLER
Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO)
TONIGHT(Is The Night)
Akai Kagerou / Gekkou
Wanna Go Home~TIME
Love is...~Koi Jyanakunaru Hi
Love Ya / Strings of My Soul (Tak's Solo)
Doushite mo Kimi wo Ushinaitakunai / Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai
Aikawarazu na Bokura
Baby, you're my home
NATIVE DANCE
Speed (Tak's Solo)
Out Of Control
BLOWIN'
BAD COMMUNICATION
ZERO
RUN

ENCORE

ENDING SE: Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai (Instrumental)

Arena Tour

OPENING SE: RUN (Instrumental)

MR. ROLLING THUNDER
THE GAMBLER
Koi-Gokoro (KOI-GOKORO) / Wonderful Opportunity
TONIGHT(Is The Night)
Akai Kagerou / Gekkou
Wanna Go Home~TIME
NEVER LET YOU GO (Masuda's Solo)
ALONE / Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta
Love Ya / Strings of My Soul (Tak's Solo)
Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai
Aikawarazu na Bokura
Easy Come, Easy Go!
NATIVE DANCE
Speed (Tak's Solo)
Out Of Control
BLOWIN'
BAD COMMUNICATION
ZERO
RUN

ENCORE

ENDING SE: Sayonara Nanka wa Iwasenai (Instrumental)

Venues

1993.01.30 Urawa City Cultural Center

1993.01.31 Urawa City Cultural Center

1993.02.04 Osaka Festival Hall

1993.02.05 Osaka Festival Hall

1993.02.09 Nagoya Century Hall

1993.02.10 Nagoya Century Hall

1993.02.15 Hiroshima Welfare Pension Hall

1993.02.16 Hiroshima Welfare Pension Hall

1993.02.18 Fukuoka Sun Palace

1993.02.19 Fukuoka Sun Palace

1993.03.06 Nakano Sun Plaza

1993.03.07 Nakano Sun Plaza

1993.03.16 Omiya Sonic City

1993.03.17 Omiya Sonic City

1993.03.22 Niigata Prefectural Civic Centre

1993.03.23 Niigata Prefectural Civic Centre

1993.03.25 Ishikawa Koseinenkin Kaikan

1993.03.26 Ishikawa Koseinenkin Kaikan

1993.04.03 Ehime Prefectural Cultural Center

1993.04.04 Ehime Prefectural Cultural Center

1993.04.06 Kagawa Prefectural Hall

1993.04.07 Kagawa Prefectural Hall

1993.04.15 Aomori City Cultural Center

1993.04.16 Aomori City Cultural Center

1993.04.22 Sapporo Welfare Pension Hall

1993.04.23 Sapporo Welfare Pension Hall

1993.04.26 Kurashiki City Center

1993.04.27 Kurashiki City Center

1993.05.01 Nagano China Culture Center

1993.05.02 Nagano China Culture Center

1993.05.07 Sapporo Welfare Pension Hall

1993.05.08 Sapporo Welfare Pension Hall

1993.05.11 Sendai Sun Plaza

1993.05.12 Sendai Sun Plaza

1993.05.20 Okinawa Convention Center

1993.05.21 Okinawa Convention Center

1993.05.27 Fukuoka Sun Palace

1993.05.28 Fukuoka Sun Palace

1993.05.30 Kagoshima Civic Cultural Hall

1993.05.31 Kagoshima Civic Cultural Hall

1993.06.08 Nagoya Rainbow Hall

1993.06.10 Nagoya Rainbow Hall

1993.06.11 Nagoya Rainbow Hall

1993.06.15 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium

1993.06.17 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium

1993.06.18 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium

1993.06.28 Osaka Jo Hall

1993.06.29 Osaka Jo Hall

1993.06.30 Osaka Jo Hall

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 '''B'z LIVE-GYM '93 "RUN"''' was the first of two [[LIVE-GYM]] tours held by [[B'z]] in 1993. The tour, serving to support the album ''[[RUN]]'', was a major success for the band that ran from January 30, 1993 to June 30, 1993, with both a hall tour and an arena tour. Every song from the album was ultimately played on the tour, though some were alternated with each other, such as the case with "[[RUN|Akai Kagerou]]" and "[[RUN|Gekkou]]" filling a ballad spot early in the setlist. When the tour moved to the large-scale arena venues, a group acoustic version of "[[Easy Come, Easy Go!]]" was added to the setlist.
-While filmed, the entirety of the show has never been officially released. However, on ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~|Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'', a collection of previously unavailable live performances and similar materials released to commemorate the band's 20th anniversary in 2008, a number of performances from the show were made available, ranging from "[[Hadashi no Megami]]", "[[ZERO]]", and "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]"—the last of which was also released on ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' as the song's substitute music video. Additionally, an audio recording of "[[RUN]]" as performed during the show was included as one of six exclusive tracks on ''[[The Complete B'z]]''. Most recently, a solo Tak performance of "[[The 7th Blues|Strings of My Soul]]" from the tour was made available in 2012 as part of his solo album ''[[Strings Of My Soul]]''.
+While filmed, the entirety of the show has never been officially released on [[B'z Home Videos|home video]]. However, excerpted performances have been released on the years, beginning with "[[RUN|Mou Ichido Kiss Shitakatta]]" as part of ''[[B'z The Best "ULTRA Pleasure"]]'' in 2008. Shortly thereafter, ''[[B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~|Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~]]'' included a number of performances from the show, ranging from "[[Hadashi no Megami]]" and "[[ZERO]]" to "[[Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai]]"—the last of which was also released on ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]]'' as the song's substitute music video. Additionally, an audio recording of "[[RUN]]" as performed during the show was included as one of six exclusive tracks on ''[[The Complete B'z]]''. Most recently, a solo Tak performance of "[[The 7th Blues|Strings of My Soul]]" from the tour was made available in 2012 as part of his solo album ''[[Strings Of My Soul]]''.
 ==Touring Band==