Seventh Star is Black Sabbath's twelfth studio album, released in January 1986. It began life as a solo record for guitarist Tony Iommi, but pressure from Warner Bros. Records and the band's manager, Don Arden, saw it billed as Black Sabbath featuring Tony Iommi. It was the first Sabbath album without bassist and main lyricist Geezer Butler, who had left after the Born Again tour in 1984.

Iommi is joined by Glenn Hughes on lead vocals, Geoff Nicholls on keyboards, Eric Singer on drums and Dave Spitz on bass. It's a heavy metal and hard rock record with a very different line-up from the classic days, which makes it an intriguing chapter in the band's story. It reached number 27 in the UK and number 78 on the Billboard 200.

Seventh Star: tracklist, credits and charts

9 tracks · 34:57

Tracklist

  1. 1In for the KillTony Iommi3:42
  2. 2No Stranger to LoveTony Iommi and Glenn Hughes4:29
  3. 3Turn to StoneTony Iommi3:29
  4. 4Sphinx (The Guardian)Tony Iommi1:11
  5. 5Seventh StarTony Iommi5:20
  6. 6Danger ZoneTony Iommi4:26
  7. 7Heart Like a WheelTony Iommi6:37
  8. 8Angry HeartTony Iommi3:07
  9. 9In Memory...Tony Iommi2:36
Produced by
Jeff Glixman, Black Sabbath
Recorded at
Cheshire Sound (Atlanta), Cherokee (Los Angeles)
Recorded
June–August 1985
Engineered by
Jeff Glixman
Artwork
Steve Gerdes
Photography
Kevin Stapleton
Label
Warner Bros. Records
Length
34:57

Line-up

  • Tony Iommi · guitar
  • Geoff Nicholls · keyboard
  • Eric Singer · drums (drum set)
  • David Spitz · bass guitar
  • Glenn Hughes · vocals
  • Gordon Copley · bass guitar · guest

Singles

  • “No Stranger to Love” · 1986 (EU)

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 198627
US Billboard 200 · 198678
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 198610
Swedish Albums · 198611
Norwegian Albums · 198617
European Albums Chart · 198631
German Albums · 198651
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 198666
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 198688

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How we know the release date wikipedia 1986-01-20 vs 1986-03-05 (musicbrainz), 1986-01-23 (wikidata)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz5 March 1986ignored lone early release dated 1986-01-28
Wikipedia infobox20 January 1986
Wikidata23 January 1986
US release1986earliest US date
UK / Europe release28 January 1986earliest UK or European date
23 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWSanctuary Records5414939681875remaster
1986CAWarner Bros. Records075992533713other
1986USWarner Bros. Records075992533713other
1986XEVertigo042282670427other
1986DEVertigo042282670410other
1986ESVertigo042282670441other
28 January 1986GBVertigo042282670410original
5 March 1986JPVertigoother
August 1986YUPGP-RTBother
5 December 1990JPVertigo4988011323881other
22 April 1996GBEssential! Records5017615833522other
7 March 2001JPVictor4988002413386remaster
2004XWRhino0081227862367remaster
30 March 2004GBSanctuary Midline5050749207623other
2010XESanctuary Records602527524726other
1 November 2010GBSanctuary Records602527524726deluxe
24 August 2011JPSanctuary Records4988005672438deluxe
8 October 2013USWarner Bros. Records081227963286other
28 March 2014XWSanctuary Records5414939927898deluxe
18 April 2026USWarner Records081227804947remaster
18 April 2026GB—other
10 July 2026USWarner Records603497804580other
10 July 2026XWSanctuary Records4099964239997other
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