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Tokyo Blade
Artist Biography For Tokyo Blade
Tokyo Blade Was Founded In 1982 By Andy Boulton Lead Guitar And Andy Robbins Bass Along With Alan Marsh Vocals Ray Dismore Guitar And Steve Pierce Drums Under The Name Killer. They Recorded A Demo And Went Through A Name Change To Genghis Khan Before Another Change To Tokyo Blade. After This Dismore Left And Was Replaced By John Wiggins. After Re-Releasing Their Demos They Recieved A Record Contract With Powerstation. They Released Their First Self-Titled Album And Played Several Major European Festivals Namely The Aardschock Festival With Venom & Metallica And Headlining The Earthquake Festival. They Started Writing And Recording A New Album What Was To Become Their Most Popular Night Of The Blade But After It Was Finished Alan Marsh Was Forced Out Of The Band By The Management And Record Company Who Wanted A More Commercially Viable Vocalist. Vic Wright Was Recruited And Re-Recorded Alan's Vocals On The New Album. This Was Released And Followed By Another String Of Festivals In Which They Released A Third Album Blackhearts And Jaded Spades. This Album Was More Americanised Than Their Previous Offerings Possibly Due To The Vocalist Switch. Many Fans Disliked The Album And Vic Soon Left. The Band Then Split Up With Several Members Joining Alan Marsh In His Other Project Shogun And Andy Boulton Continuing With The Tokyo Blade Name But Not In The Tokyo Blade Style. In The Early 1990's Many Of The Band Found Themselves Together In Mr. Ice And Due To The Strong European Support For Tokyo Blade The Management Felt As If The Band Should Revert Back To The Tokyo Blade Moniker. Boulton Left The Band However After More Disagreements With The Management. The Remainder Of The Band Hooked Up With Jez Lee And Formed Pumphouse And Recorded An Album But Due To Record Company Politics It Was Not Released For Six Years And When It Was Released It Was Released Under The Tokyo Blade Name In Order To Cash In. Eventually The "true" Tokyo Blade Put Out Another Album True In That They Were Called Tokyo Blade And Didn't Have The Name Forced Upon It. The Album Was Burning Down Paradise Released In 1995. Discography Tokyo Blade - 1983
Night Of The Blade- 1984
Midnight Rendezvous- 1984
Madame Guillotine- 1985
Blackhearts & Jaded Spades- 1985
Ain't Misbehavin'- 1987
No Remorse- 1989
Burning Down Paradise- 1995
Night Of The Blade - The Night Before- 1997
Mr Ice- 1998
Pumphouse- 1998
Live In Germany- 2009
Thousand Men Strong- 2011
Genghis Khan Killers- 2011
Unbroken- 2018
Dark Revolution- 2020
Fury- 2022
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Biography - Tokyo Blade
Tokyo Blade Was Founded In 1982 By Andy Boulton Lead Guitar And Andy Robbins Bass Along With Alan Marsh Vocals Ray Dismore Guitar And Steve Pierce Drums Under The Name Killer. They Recorded A Demo And Went Through A Name Change To Genghis Khan Before Another Change To Tokyo Blade. After This Dismore Left And Was Replaced By John Wiggins. After Re-Releasing Their Demos They Recieved A Record Contract With Powerstation. They Released Their First Self-Titled Album And Played Several Major European Festivals Namely The Aardschock Festival With Venom & Metallica And Headlining The Earthquake Festival. They Started Writing And Recording A New Album What Was To Become Their Most Popular Night Of The Blade But After It Was Finished Alan Marsh Was Forced Out Of The Band By The Management And Record Company Who Wanted A More Commercially Viable Vocalist. Vic Wright Was Recruited And Re-Recorded Alan's Vocals On The New Album. This Was Released And Followed By Another String Of Festivals In Which They Released A Third Album Blackhearts And Jaded Spades. This Album Was More Americanised Than Their Previous Offerings Possibly Due To The Vocalist Switch. Many Fans Disliked The Album And Vic Soon Left. The Band Then Split Up With Several Members Joining Alan Marsh In His Other Project Shogun And Andy Boulton Continuing With The Tokyo Blade Name But Not In The Tokyo Blade Style. In The Early 1990's Many Of The Band Found Themselves Together In Mr. Ice And Due To The Strong European Support For Tokyo Blade The Management Felt As If The Band Should Revert Back To The Tokyo Blade Moniker. Boulton Left The Band However After More Disagreements With The Management. The Remainder Of The Band Hooked Up With Jez Lee And Formed Pumphouse And Recorded An Album But Due To Record Company Politics It Was Not Released For Six Years And When It Was Released It Was Released Under The Tokyo Blade Name In Order To Cash In. Eventually The "true" Tokyo Blade Put Out Another Album True In That They Were Called Tokyo Blade And Didn't Have The Name Forced Upon It. The Album Was Burning Down Paradise Released In 1995. Discography Tokyo Blade - 1983
Night Of The Blade- 1984
Midnight Rendezvous- 1984
Madame Guillotine- 1985
Blackhearts & Jaded Spades- 1985
Ain't Misbehavin'- 1987
No Remorse- 1989
Burning Down Paradise- 1995
Night Of The Blade - The Night Before- 1997
Mr Ice- 1998
Pumphouse- 1998
Live In Germany- 2009
Thousand Men Strong- 2011
Genghis Khan Killers- 2011
Unbroken- 2018
Dark Revolution- 2020
Fury- 2022 read less
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Night Of The Blade- 1984
Midnight Rendezvous- 1984
Madame Guillotine- 1985
Blackhearts & Jaded Spades- 1985
Ain't Misbehavin'- 1987
No Remorse- 1989
Burning Down Paradise- 1995
Night Of The Blade - The Night Before- 1997
Mr Ice- 1998
Pumphouse- 1998
Live In Germany- 2009
Thousand Men Strong- 2011
Genghis Khan Killers- 2011
Unbroken- 2018
Dark Revolution- 2020
Fury- 2022 read less
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