Is C'mon a good place to start with B'z?

Yes, C'mon is recommended as a starting point for new B'z listeners. High-energy riffs and anthemic choruses define this hard rock album, blending catchy melodies with powerful instrumentation. C'mon marks B'z's 15th studio album and was released at a time when the duo was already a dominant force in Japanese rock music. Following their previous album, Action, which achieved significant commercial success, C'mon continued to build on their legacy and showcased their ability to adapt while retaining their signature sound.

C'mon works well if you're into steady mid-tempo energy flow, infectious hooks for sing-alongs and high-energy tracks for motivation.

How many songs are on C'mon?

C'mon has 16 tracks, running approximately 51 minutes.

C'mon

B'z · 2011

51 min · 16 tracks · hard rock

High-energy riffs and anthemic choruses define this hard rock album, blending catchy melodies with powerful instrumentation.

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Top tracks — play these first

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C’mon Start here — The title track serves as a powerful opening statement, featuring driving guitar riffs and an infectious chorus that sets the energetic tone for the entire album.
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Don’t Wanna Lie — This track combines emotional lyrics with a dynamic instrumental arrangement, showcasing B'z's range from hard rock intensity to more introspective moments.
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さよなら傷だらけの日々よ — With its reflective lyrics and melodic hooks, this song represents a heartfelt side of B'z, balancing their hard rock edge with vulnerability.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady mid-tempo energy flow
infectious hooks for sing-alongs
high-energy tracks for motivation
feel-good vibes for gatherings

Maybe skip if you

seekers of instant gratification
prefer slow, introspective sounds

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Fan Favorite — Features tracks that have become beloved by dedicated fans.
Moods: Energetic· Uplifting
Career context: C'mon marks B'z's 15th studio album and was released at a time when the duo was already a dominant force in Japanese rock music. Following their previous album, Action, which achieved significant commercial success, C'mon continued to build on their legacy and showcased their ability to adapt while retaining their signature sound.
Stylistic neighbors: X Japan· Asian Kung-Fu Generation· Buck-Tick