Saber Tiger (band)

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Saber Tiger （サーベル・タイガー）is a Japanese Heavy Metal band formed in Sapporo city, Hokkaidō. It was founded in 1981 by Akihito Kinoshita. The band has released a number of albums since then, of which Project One, released in 1997, was their best selling to date. Their current label is with VAP, a Japanese entertainment company based in Chiyoda Tokyo, Japan. The band is still active today.

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[edit] Current Members Of The Band

Sakebi - Vocals

Akihito Kinoshita - Guitar

Tomohiro Sanpei - Bass

Hideaki Yumida - Drums

[edit] Former/Past Members

Vocals:

Takenori Shimoyama, Masahiro Imai, Takayuki Takizawa, Hiroyuki Yamaguchi, Yasuo Sasai, Youichi Koizumi, Toru Watanabe, Yoko Kubota, and Ron Keel.

Guitars:

Hidetoshi Takeda and Yasuharu Tanaka.

Bass:

Masahiro Imai, Fumiaki Sato, Takayuki Takizawa, Akira Mogi, Masahiko Hoshiba, Yuichi Hayase, Tomohiro Sampei, Takashi Yamazumi, Satoru Takeuchi and Naoto Shibata.

Drums:

Yoshio Isoda, Koji Imai Shinichi Shirai, Masafumi Minato, Hiroyuki Sugano, Junichi Sasaki, Mitsuhiro Tsuji, Yuichi Sugiyama, Nobuyuki Kodera, Akihiro Iiyama and Hirotsugu Homma.

[edit] Discography

Saber Tiger I (Demo, 1983)

Saber Tiger II (Demo, 1984)

Saber Tiger III (Demo, 1984)

Saber Tiger IV: Maboroshi & Tusk (Demo, 1985)

Rise (EP, 1986)

Crush & Dush (EP, 1987)

Saber Tiger V (Demo, 1987)

Saber Tiger VII (Demo, 1988)

Saber Tiger VI (Demo, 1989)

Saber Tiger VIII (Demo, 1990)

Paragraph (Full-length album, 1991)

Invasion (Full-length album, 1992)

Agitation (DVD, 1994)

Paragraph 2 (Full-length album, 1994)

Agitation (Full-length album, 1994)

Timystery (Full-length album, 1995)

Project One (Full-length album, 1997)

Brain Drain (Full-length album, 1998)

Paragraph 3 - Museum (Full-length album, 1998)

Saber Tiger (Full-length album, 2000)

The History of the New World (Compilation, 2001)

Eternal Loop (Single, 2001)

F.U.S.E. (Full-length album, 2002)

Live 2002 Nostalgia (Live album, 2003)

Indignation (Full-length album, 2005)

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