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Japan |
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80's Metal |
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DISBANDED
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Last update/review:
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September 28, 2006
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Sabbrabells
The Japanese metal scene of the eighties was actually quite
healthy, though only some
(
Loudness,
Anthem,
Earthshaker)
ever released anything outside their country.
Sabbrabells was one of those who didn't, managing a middling
career in Japan but relegated to little-known cult status outside.
Their style wasn't radically different from the aforementioned
bands, and in particular their vocalist, though somewhat higher-pitched
than others, had that classic intonation that seemlingly
every singer from Japan has.
Last Lineup
Kiichi Takahashi
vocals
Hiroyuki Sano
guitars
Junichiro Matsukawa
guitars
Keiichi Miyao
bass
Shigeo Ishibashi
drums
Former Members/Guests
Fumikazu Sekiguchi
drums
Discography
Sabbrabells
1983
Explosion
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- Devil's Rondo
- Hell's Rider
- (japanese title)
- Wolf Man
- (japanese title)
- (japanese title)
- Black Hill
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Kiichi Takahashi
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Hiroyuki Sano
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Junichiro Matsukawa
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Keiichi Miyao
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Fumikazu Sekiguchi
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Dogfight
EP
1985
Soundworld
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- Metal Saber
- Water Night
- Stop The Motion
- Dog Fight
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Kiichi Takahashi
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Hiroyuki Sano
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Junichiro Matsukawa
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Keiichi Miyao
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Shigeo Ishibashi
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Live!
1986
King
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- Metal Saber
- Cold Bloody Men
- Hell's Rider
- Midori Iro No Me No Onna
- Shinigami No Namida
- Devil's Rondo
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Kiichi Takahashi
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Hiroyuki Sano
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Junichiro Matsukawa
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Keiichi Miyao
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Shigeo Ishibashi
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Sailing On The Revenge
1986
King
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- Devils Rondo
- Hawk Emblem
- Hakai
- Dead Point
- Running My Way
- Moon Struck
- Diamond City
- Kagamibari No Heya
- Your Songs
- Sailing on the Revenge
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Kiichi Takahashi
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Hiroyuki Sano
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Junichiro Matsukawa
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Keiichi Miyao
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Shigeo Ishibashi
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One Night Magic
1987
King
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- Intro
- Black Iron
- Shinigami No Namida
- Last Survivor
- Foolish Street
- Black Hill
- November Mystery
- Darkness World
- One Night Magic
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Kiichi Takahashi
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Hiroyuki Sano
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Junichiro Matsukawa
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Keiichi Miyao
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Shigeo Ishibashi
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