at Osaka-jō Hall in October 1992. The October 1992 Summit was actually X Japan's first public performance with their new bassist Heath. The compilation album Lighting & Thunder was released in October 1998. On June 21, 2000, the compilation album History of Extasy 15th Anniversary was released. It includes 19 songs released by 14 different bands while on the label in celebration of its 15th anniversary. The album reached number 14 on the Oricon music chart. In 2000, Yoshiki signed a deal with Warner Music Group to distribute the record labels Extasy Japan and Extasy Records International. Records on Extasy Japan were distributed in Japan by Warner Music Japan and records on Extasy Records International were distributed in America by Warner Bros. Records, marking the first time the two companies worked together in this way. The first release on Extasy Japan was the July 2000 single "Pearl" by singer Shiro, while the first release on Extasy Records International was by singer Aja in 2001. In September 2007, Yoshiki announced that the soundtrack for the American movie Catacombs would be released on Extasy Records International. The soundtrack includes songs by Violet UK and Zilch. Yoshiki has referred to the first day, October 14, 2016, of the three-day Visual Japan Summit at Makuhari Messe as "Extasy Summit" as it saw X Japan, Luna Sea and Glay perform. Artists All of the following artists were at one point on the label: Extasy Records Acid Bell Brain Drive Breath Deep Ex-Ans Gilles de Rais Glay Hypermania La Vie En Rose Ladies Room Luna Sea P2H Poison/Poison Arts Magnitude9.8 Screaming Mad George & Psychosis Sweet Death/Media Youth The Hate Honey The Zolge Tokyo Yankees Velvet Blue Virus X Japan Youthquake Zi:Kill Extasy Japan Beast Revenus Shiro Shizuka Kudō Extasy International Abandoned Pools/Tommy Walter Aja Daashuur Kidneythieves Laura Dawn Red Delicious sub.bionic Violet UK Extasy Recording Studios Extasy Recording Studios was a recording studio complex owned by Yoshiki Hayashi at 5253 Lankershim Blvd in North Hollywood, California, United States. Formerly known as One on One Recording, Yoshiki bought it from the previous owner, Jim David, in 1992 and renamed the studio after his record label in 1999. Discussing the purchase in 2010, Yoshiki explained that in Los Angeles people told him that One on One had the "best drum-sounding room" and so he attempted to book recording time there. However, Metallica had it booked for "almost