Tokyo Blade : Ain't Misbehavin'

LOOKIN' FOR A LADY

THEN I MET YOU

AND NEVER HAD IT SO BAD

WHAT AM I GONNA DO

Ain't Misbehavin'

 is the fourth

 studio album

 by the British

 Heavy Metal band 

Tokyo Blade, 

released in 1987 

by the German 

GAMA Musikverlag 

sub-label 

Scratch Records.

The album was recorded 

with a completely

 new line-up 

assembled by 

Andy Boulton

 after the disbandment of 

Tokyo Blade,

 following the 

commercial failure of

 Black Hearts & Jaded Spades 

and the disastrous

 tour of 1986.

 In fact, 

the band is indicated as 

Andy Boulton's Tokyo Blade' 

on the front cover

of

 the European edition.

Ain't Misbehavin' 

was re-released 

in 1993 

by Laserlight Records 

with the title 

Tokyo Blade, 

with different

 cover art 

and three 

bonus tracks, 

"1000 Years, 

"The Eye of the Storm", 

and

 "Chains of Love", 

which were 

also released

 in 1989 

on the

 original pressing of 

No Remorse. 

Album Description:

Tokyo Blade,

 the iconic 

British Heavy Metal band, 

has returned with their 

fourth studio album, 

"Ain't Misbehavin'".

 Released on a 

12" vinyl LP, 

this album showcases

 the band's prowess

 in the 

New Wave of British

 Heavy Metal 

(NWOBHM) 

movement. 

With their energetic sound

 and powerful performances, 

Tokyo Blade

 continues to make their 

mark on the metal scene.

Recorded at the

 renowned 

Zuckerfabrik Studios

 in Stuttgart, Germany, 

"Ain't Misbehavin'" 

boasts a polished 

production quality 

that enhances the

 band's raw energy. 

The album was expertly

 produced by

 Tom Krüger, 

who captures

 the essence of

 Tokyo Blade's 

distinct sound 

while adding a 

modern touch.

"Ain't Misbehavin'"

 takes listeners on a 

sonic journey 

through Tokyo Blade's

 signature 

heavy metal sound.

 The album features a 

collection of hard-hitting tracks

 that showcase the band's 

technical prowess 

and songwriting abilities. 

From the

 explosive guitar riffs 

to the thunderous

 rhythm section, 

Tokyo Blade 

delivers a true

 heavy metal experience.

"Ain't Misbehavin'" 

solidifies Tokyo Blade's 

position as a force

 to be reckoned with

 in the

 NWOBHM movement.

 With their impressive 

musicianship, 

engaging songwriting, 

and electrifying

 live performances, 

Tokyo Blade

 continues to captivate 

audiences worldwide.

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