Bi Kyo Ran – Bi Kyo Ran (1982, CD, Japan)

美狂乱 = Bi Kyo Ran – Fairy Tale (Early Live Vol. 1) (1987, LP, Japan)

Tracklist:
A1 Chaos 12:00
A2 Fairy Tale 10:43
B1 Flight Of Kokuzo 8:17
B2 Unfinished Quartet 2:31
B3 Prediction 11:00

Musicians:
Bass – Shinju Yoshinaga
Drums, Percussion – Masaharu Sato
Guitar, Voice – Kunio Suma
Keyboards – Masumi Kuno
Violin – Takako Sugita

Live at Yaneura on December 4, 1979 except "Chaos" at Dentsu Hall, on November 25, 1978

Bi Kyo Ran = 美狂乱 – Who Ma (Live Vol. 2) = 風魔 (ライブ Vol. 2) (1988, CD, Japan)

Tracklist:
1 都市の情景 = Vision Of The City 10:53
2 ひとりごと = Monologue 6:58
3 狂（パート　Ｉ） = Psycho (Part 1) 3:18
4 サイレント・ランニング = Silent Running 9:18
5 ストップ・ブレイキング・センス = Stop Breaking Sense 9:03
6 風魔 = Who Ma 10:46
7 インプロヴィゼーション = Improvisation 17:04

Musicians:
Bass – Masahide Shiratori
Drums – Masaaki Nagasawa
Guest, Percussion – Takuma Amamiya
Guitar, Voice – Kunio Suma

Tracks 1, 3, 5 to 7 originally released as the LP "Who Ma (Live Vol. 2)" in 1988
Tracks 2, 4 are previously unreleased bonus tracks

Live at ACB on December 6, 1982
Bourbon House on March 22, 1983

Bi Kyo Ran = 美狂乱 – "Ran" Live Vol. 3 = 乱 —ライブ Vol. 3— (1993, CD, Japan)

Tracklist:
1 狂(パートI) = Psycho (Part I) 3:23
2 警告 = Warning 17:57
3 組曲「乱」= Suite "Ran" 16:23
4 二重人格 = Double 16:03

Musicians:
Bass, Twelve-String Guitar [12 Strings Guitar] – Masahide Shiratori
Drums, Mellotron, Synthesizer [Solina] – Masaaki Nagasawa
Guitar, Mellotron, Voice – Kunio Suma


Live at Bourbon House Osaka, March 22 1983.

Bi Kyo Ran – A Violent Music (1997, CD, Japan)

Tracklist:
1 A Violent City 12:47
2 Feet On The Ground 7:23
3 A Violent Perty (Including Op.2 « SadDali » Movement #4) 5:31
4 A Violent Fort 6:58
5 A Man Of Hand To Mouth 5:13
6 Creep Funk 6:59
7 A Violent Nightmare 8:22

Musicians:
Bass, Vocals – Toshimasa Saegusa
Drums, Vocals – Yoshiyuki Shimizu
Guitar, Vocals, Lyrics By, Composed By, Producer – Kunio Suma
Keyboards – Noriyuki Kamiya

Bi Kyo Ran – 五蘊 = Go-Un (1995, CD, Japan)

Tracklist:
1 乱パートII = Ran Part II
2 旅の果て = Journey's End
3 おもいいれ = Omoi-Ire
4 狂パートII-2 = Psycho Part II-2
5 21世紀のAfrica = 21st Century Africa

Musicians:
Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Shingo Suzuki
Chorus – Harumi Kashiwakura, Harumi Saegusa, Hideko Ishikawa
Drum, Marimba, Recorder, Voice – Shunji Kageshima
Electric Bass, Synth, Recorder, Voice – Toshimasa Saegusa
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Kazuya Mochizuki
Electric Guitar, Voice, Conductor – Kunio Suma
Percussion, Timpani – Masato Taguchi
Percussion, Voice – Akihito Suzuki
Piano, Synth, Recorder, Voice – Kotomi Otsuka
Trumpet, Guest – Kouichi Negita, Tatsuya Sakai
Voice – Kouji Tazawa

Bi Kyo Ran - Sakigake!! Cromartie High School OST Vol 2 (魁!! クロマティ高校オリジナルサウンドトラック2) (2004, CD, Japan)

Cromartie High School (魁!!クロマティ高校 Sakigake!! Kuromati Kōkō, fully titled "Forging Valiantly Ahead!! Cromartie High School") by Eiji Nonaka, is a Japanese comedy manga, which was adapted into an anime and a 2005 live-action movie titled Cromartie High – The Movie directed by Yūdai Yamaguchi. It follows the everyday life of Takashi Kamiyama and his odd classmates at Cromartie High School, an infamous school for delinquents. Both the manga and anime have been released in North America by ADV Manga and ADV Films respectively. However, the manga is not yet completely published in North America due to restructuring issues at ADV. Discotek Media has since licensed the anime, after ADV's closing in 2009. The manga won the 2002 Kodansha Manga Award for shōnen.[1] The series aired in the United States on the cable network G4 on its Barbed Wire Biscuit late-night block and on the UK satellite channel Rockworld TV.
The series is a parody of Japanese "yankii" (juvenile delinquent) manga of the 1970s and 1980s. The style of art resembles Ryoichi Ikegami's works such as Crying Freeman or Sanctuary.[citation needed] There are also many pop culture (especially music) parodies in the characters, chapter names, episode names, CD covers, and DVD covers of this series.