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Artist: Show-Ya
Release: Masquerade Show (1985.09.06)
Genre: Hard Rock
Country: Japan
Bitrate: 320 Kbps
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Keiko Terada - Vocals
Miki Igarashi - Guitars
Satomi Senba - Bass
Miki Tsunoda - Drums
Miki Nakamura - Keyboards
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1. TOUCH DOWN
2. MADO（マドゥー）
3. ターロン・オブ・キング（爪王）
4. AU REVOIR
5. MIND COLLECTION
6. ACTOR
7. TOUCH ME
8. Masquerade
9. Hurry Up

[JapanMetalRules]

Guys - any ideas, how the 3rd track - ターロン・オブ・キング - appreared both in this album and in HELLEN's «Talon Of King» (1985)? Real chartbreaker, but HELLEN's version is much more raw while SHOW-YA's performance is much more commercial… I've found no common musicians for the both bands.

Good observation, this album has some covers, like Touch Me of the "The Doors" and Talon Of King of the "Hellen", Hellen recorded a demo tape with two tracks but the year and the name are unknown, it may be that the 'Talon of King' song was on that tape, but the song is authored by Hellen band.

Hellen: Talon of King (EP) (August 5th, 1985)
Show-Ya: Masquerade Show (Album) (September 6th, 1985)

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[TadakatsuH0nda]

Guys - any ideas, how the 3rd track - ターロン・オブ・キング - appreared both in this album and in HELLEN's «Talon Of King» (1985)? Real chartbreaker, but HELLEN's version is much more raw while SHOW-YA's performance is much more commercial… I've found no common musicians for the both bands.

It's because Hellen was fairly influential in the early days of the Japanese metal scene, and Show-Ya are not only probably friends with some of its members, but took influence from them in some aspect. Something to consider is that the Japanese 80s metal scene was almost entirely divided between two massive cities and these cities had bands who were in rival metal movements, but they were also close friends, as they were within fairly close travel distances, preforming festivals and shows between Osaka and Tokyo often.

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