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Black Sabbath feat. Tony Iommi - Seventh Star (1986) (2010, 2CD, Deluxe Expanded Edition) RE-UPPED

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Black Sabbath feat. Tony Iommi - Seventh Star (1986) (2010, 2CD, Deluxe Expanded Edition) RE-UPPED

Black Sabbath feat. Tony Iommi - Seventh Star (1986) (2CD)
Year & Label: 1987/2010 Universal UMC/Sanctuary | CD#: 2752472
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2010, Deluxe Edition, Remastered, 2СD

An often misunderstood and underrated album, 1986's Seventh Star was never intended to be a Black Sabbath release, as the band had effectively broken up following its disastrous 1984 tour in support of career low point Born Again. Instead, Seventh Star was conceived as guitarist Tony Iommi's first solo project, and it was only record company pressure that forced him to resurrect his longtime band's moniker at the last minute. With this in mind, one can better appreciate both the record's more blues-based, often un-Sabbath-like songwriting and the contributions made by journeyman singer Glenn Hughes (ex-Trapeze, Deep Purple, etc.), whose incredibly emotive and soulful vocal style was completely at odds with the deadpan delivery of Sabbath's most recognizable singer, Ozzy Osbourne (a discrepancy that would spell his quick exit when the necessary classics were wheeled out for the ensuing world tour). Still, within the unique circumstances of Seventh Star's creation, Hughes' fiery tunefulness made aggressive hard rockers like "In for the Kill," "Turn to Stone," and "Danger Zone" uncommonly catchy, and gorgeous ballads such as "Angry Heart/In Memory…" and "No Stranger to Love" all the more heart-rending. Tellingly, his efforts fell resoundingly flat on the bluesy aimlessness of "Heart Like a Wheel" and the gothic menace of the title track, making it possible for keener observers to foresee the troubles ahead. Yet, in light of the even more traumatic difficulties that preceded it, Seventh Star – for all its uncharacteristic sonic qualities – actually represents the turning of a corner for Black Sabbath's lengthy career, which steadily regained momentum in the years that followed.

~ www.allmusic.com

Black Sabbath Online Home Page
Black Sabbath at Wikipedia

Musicians:

Guitar : Tony Iommi
Vocals : Glenn Hughes
Bass : Dave Spitz
Drums : Eric Singer
Keyboards : Geof Nickols
Bass : Gordon Copley at track 'No Stranger To Love'

Produced by Jeff Glixman.
Originally mastered by Greg Fulginity at Aristan Sound Records.
Remastered by Andy Pearce and Matt Worthan.
Release co-ordination by Steve Hammond.

Track List - CD1: Original Album

01. In For The Kill [3:42]
02. No Stranger To Love [4:30]
03. Turn To Stone [3:29]
04. Sphinx (The Guardian) [1:11]
05. Seventh Star [5:21]
06. Danger Zone [4:27]
07. Heart like A Wheel [6:37]
08. Angry Heart [3:07]
09. In Memory… [2:38]
10. No Stranger To Love (Alternative Version) Bonus Track [4:01]

Exact Audio Copy V1.0 beta 1 from 15. November 2010

EAC extraction logfile from 3. May 2011, 12:59

Black Sabbath / Seventh Star (2010, Sanctuary, Deluxe Edition, 2752472, CD1, Germany)

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Track List - CD2: Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, 2 June 1986

01. Mob Rules [2:59]
02. Danger Zone [4:44]
03. War Pigs [8:11]
04. Seventh Star [5:03]
05. Die Young [3:58]
06. Black Sabbath [9:33]
07. N.I.B. [1:37]
08. Neon Knights [4:37]
09. Paranoid [3:29]


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