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1982

Tokyo Blade

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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.

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Genres of the artist's albums over the years: the higher the line, the stronger the genre on that album

  1. 1983
  2. 1984
  3. 1985
  4. 1987
  5. 1989
  6. 1995
  7. 1997
  8. 1998
  9. 2011
  10. 2018
  11. 2020
  12. 2022

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Tokyo Blade members

Current members: Andy Boulton (guitar), Alan Marsh (lead vocals), Vicki James Wright (lead vocals), Andy Robbins (electric bass guitar), John Wiggins (guitar), Steve Pierce (drums (drum set))

Former members: Bryan Holland (guitar), Michael Pozz

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Alan Marshlead vocals
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Andy Robbinselectric bass guitar
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Steve Piercedrums (drum set)
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