X Japan - Jealousy (1992)
Tracklist front / back album covers
1. "Es Dur no Piano Sen" (Es Durのピアノ線) 1:50
2. "Silent Jealousy" 7:15
3. "Miscast" 5:12
4. "Desperate Angel" 5:48
5. "White Wind from Mr. Martin ~Pata's Nap~" 1:01
6. "Voiceless Screaming" 6:11
7. "Stab Me in the Back" 3:54
8. "Love Replica" 4:33
9. "Joker" 5:12
10. "Say Anything" 8:40
Disc 2 2007 Special edition bonus disc
1. "Silent Jealousy (Instrumental)" 7:21
2. "Miscast (Instrumental)" 5:16
3. "Desperate Angel (Instrumental)" 5:54
4. "Voiceless Screaming (Instrumental) 6:18
5. "Stab Me in the Back (Instrumental)" 3:52
6. "Joker (Instrumental)" 5:32
7. "Say Anything (Instrumental)" 8:42
X Japan Band Members / Musicians
Vocals: Toshi
Guitar: hide
Guitar: Pata
Bass: Taiji
Drums, piano: Yoshiki
Synthesizer: Steve Croes
Harmonica: Stanley Behrens
Background vocals on "Desperate Angel": Roger Love, Gene Miller, Warren Ham
Voice: Angel Figueroa, Laura McBroom ("Joker"), Sylviane Le Chevalier ("Love Replica")
Concertmaster: Bruce Dukov
Conductor, arranger (strings): David Campbell
Producer, arranger: X
Co-producer: Naoshi Tsuda, Roger Love (vocal)
Executive producer: Hiroshi Inagaki
Engineer: Joe Tortorici, Kenji Nakai, Stanley Salters
Assistant engineer: Bob Lacivita, Dave Levy, Duane Seykora, Gregg McConnell, Jeff Alden, Jeff Rach, Jiro Ogawa, John Paterno, Motonobu Mantani, Scott Jochim, Tracy Chisholm
Recorded by: Mitsuyasu Abe, Tetsuhiro Miyajima
Mixed By, Engineer: Bruce Miller, Paul Winger, Rich Breen
Mixed, Recorded: Gremlin
Mastered by: Teppei Kasai
Creative director: Shigeo Gotoh
Art direction, Design: Hiroshi Ooki
Front cover concept: Screaming Mad George, Yoshiki
Mask and make up: Screaming Mad George
Photographer: Takashi Matsuda, Bruno
Jealousy is the 3rd studio album by Japanese heavy metal band X Japan, then known as simply X. The album was released on July 1, 1991 by Sony, as the band's second major label release. Jealousy is the band's best-selling album, having sold more than one million copies, it topped the Oricon chart and stayed on the chart for 50 weeks. The album's singles would also reach the top three on the chart. It is their last album under the name "X", before changing to "X Japan", and the last to feature Taiji on bass, who would be replaced by Heath.
