What makes Real Thing Shakes by B'z notable?

'Real Thing Shakes' reached number one on the Oricon charts and remained in the top positions for several weeks, reflecting B'z's immense popularity. The album is noted for its production quality and is often cited as an essential work that influenced subsequent Japanese rock artists. Released on May 15, 1996, 'Real Thing Shakes' marked B'z's eighth studio album during a period of monumental success in Japan. Following their commercial peak with the previous album 'Loose', this release further solidified their dominance in the J-rock scene, showcasing their signature blend of rock and pop.