B'z English Songs

Official versions

Listed here are English B'z songs that have been released, performed, or otherwise reasonably acknowledged via similar, official means.

No.	Song	Notes	Source
1	OUT OF THE RAIN -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-	Found only on the BAD COMMUNICATION (1989) mini-album. English version of "Kimi wo Ima Dakitai" from the self-titled debut album (1988). With a runtime of 7:41, it is the longest B'z song in their catalogue.
2	DA.KA.RA.SO.NO.TE.O.HA.NA.SHI.TE -OFF THE LOCK STYLE-	Found only on the BAD COMMUNICATION (1989) mini-album. English version of debut single "Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite" (1988).
3	I Wanna Dance Wicked Beat Style	Found only on the WICKED BEAT (1990) mini-album. English version of second single "Kimi no Naka de Odoritai" (1990). Apart from "Bad Communication E.Style", the only song from WICKED BEAT performed live.
4	Komachi-Angel Red Hot Style	Found only on the WICKED BEAT (1990) mini-album. English version of fifth single and the band's first number one, "Taiyou no Komachi Angel" (1990).
5	Bad Communication E.Style	Originally found on the WICKED BEAT (1990) mini-album. Shortened version later released on B'z The Best "Pleasure" (1998) and Korean-only mini-album DEVIL (2002). English version of title song from the band's first mini-album, BAD COMMUNICATION (1989).
6	Lady-Go-Round "W-40" Style	Found only on the WICKED BEAT (1990) mini-album. English version of third single, "LADY-GO-ROUND" (1990).
7	Loving All Night ~Octopus Style~	Found only on the MARS (1991) mini-album. English version of "LOVING ALL NIGHT" from OFF THE LOCK (1989). Only song from the three English songs on MARS to be performed live.
8	Love & Chain ~Godzilla Style~	Found only on the MARS (1991) mini-album. English version of "Love & Chain" from third single "LADY-GO-ROUND" (1990).
9	LADY NAVIGATION ~Cookie & Car Stereo Style~	Found only on the MARS (1991) mini-album. English version of eighth single "LADY NAVIGATION" and the first English version of the song, the other being on studio album The 7th Blues.
10	LADY NAVIGATION (Bluesy English Version)	Found on both The 7th Blues (1994) and Korean-only mini-album DEVIL (2002). English version of eighth single "LADY NAVIGATION" and the second English version of the song, the first being on the MARS mini-album. Bluesy acoustic rendition and has been performed live.
11	SLAVE TO THE NIGHT	Found on both The 7th Blues (1994) and Korean-only mini-album DEVIL (2002). English version of "Heart mo Nureru Number ~stay tonight~" from the self-titled debut album (1988). Never performed live as of 2012.
12	Real Thing Shakes	The only English single by the band, "Real Thing Shakes" set various records and is one of their million-selling singles. Voted by fans onto B'z The Best "Treasure", would later be added to the band's Korean-only mini-album DEVIL (2002). Their first original English composition, it became a fan favorite and has been performed numerous times over the years.
13	Bad Communication E.Style (Shortened Version)	Shortened version of the rendition originally found on WICKED BEAT. Previously existed only as vinyl and radio version before being collected on B'z The Best "Pleasure" (1998) and Korean-only mini-album DEVIL (2002).
15	Raging River (English Version	A short, acoustic English version of "Raging River" from ELEVEN (2000). Available only temporarily to purchasers of B'z The "Mixture" (2000) via enhanced CD online features. As of 2012, it is no longer accessible.
16	Logic	Premiered live during B'z SHOWCASE 2001 "Kobushi Onigire". Played during other occasions as well, such as B'z LIVE-GYM 2002 "Rock n' California Roll", but a studio version has not been released as of 2012. A performance of the song was included on B'z LIVE-GYM Hidden Pleasure ~Typhoon No.20~ released in 2008.
17	DEVIL	An English version of "TOKYO DEVIL" from ELEVEN (2000). First available on Korean-only mini-album DEVIL (2002) but later voted by fans onto B'z The Best "ULTRA Treasure" (2008).
18	Brighter Day	An original English composition without a Japanese counterpart. Found only on THE CIRCLE (2005).
19	This Love	A Japanese-English cover of the popular Maroon 5 song. Available exclusively as a bonus track to those who bought the entire The Complete B'z (2005) collection on the Japanese iTunes.
20	Home (English Version)	Premiered live during B'z LIVE in Namba 2006. First released officially on the band's original international EP (2007), but was later voted by fans onto "B'z The Best ULTRA Treasure" (2008).
21	FRICTION	An original English composition without a Japanese counterpart, written for soundtrack to video game Burnout Dominator. Available only on "SUPER LOVE SONG" (2007) in its original form.
22	FRICTION -LAP 2-	An update of "FRICTION" with re-recorded vocals and arrangement changes. Available only on ACTION (2007) in its revised form.
23	Into Free -Dangan-	Premiered live during B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-. Finally saw release several months later as a digital single and tie-in with video game Dragon's Dogma before being collected on the band's self-titled debut international album of English songs. English version of single "Samayoeru Aoi Dangan" (1998).
24	Juice (English Version)	Premiered live during B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-. Released officially on the band's self-titled debut international album of English songs. English version of single "juice" (2000).
25	Brotherhood (English Version)	Premiered live during B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-. The only English version of those from 2011-2012 to not yet be officially released. The song was included in the setlist for the aforementioned tour's livestream.
26	Splash (English Version)	Premiered live during B'z LIVE-GYM 2011 -long time no see-. Released officially on the band's self-titled debut international album of English songs. English version of single "SPLASH!" (2006).
27	Ultra Soul (English Version)	Premiered live during Music for Relief Secret Show for Japan with Linkin Park. Released officially on the band's self-titled debut international album of English songs. English version of single "ultra soul" (2001).
28	Love Bomb	Released officially on the band's self-titled debut international album of English songs and served as a Pepsi NEX theme song in Japan. English version of single "Ai no Bakudan" (2005).