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The Sabbath Stones

Released29 April 1996
Popularity38.4

The Sabbath Stones is a Black Sabbath compilation released on 29 April 1996 through I.R.S. Records, issued as a European exclusive. It was the last Black Sabbath album to come out on the I.R.S. label.

Rather than revisiting the band's early 1970s run, the collection looks at a later stretch of their story. Most of the tracks come from the Tony Martin years, and it also draws on Born Again, Seventh Star and Dehumanizer. That makes it a handy way into the less celebrated chapters of the Sabbath catalogue, where the line-ups shifted and the band kept pushing on.

The Sabbath Stones: tracklist and credits

15 tracks · 1:17:24

Tracklist

  1. 1Headless CrossIommi, Martin, Powell6:32
  2. 2When Death CallsIommi, Martin, Nicholls, Powell6:58
  3. 3Devil & DaughterIommi, Martin, Powell4:43
  4. 4The Sabbath StonesIommi, Martin, Murray, Nicholls, Powell6:48
  5. 5The Battle of TyrIommi, Murray, Nicholls, Powell1:09
  6. 6Odin's CourtIommi, Martin, Murray, Nicholls, Powell2:43
  7. 7ValhallaIommi, Martin, Murray, Nicholls, Powell4:42
  8. 8TV CrimesButler, Dio, Iommi4:01
  9. 9Virtual DeathButler, Iommi, Martin5:47
  10. 10Evil EyeButler, Iommi, Martin5:58
  11. 11Kiss of DeathBlack Sabbath and Tony Martin6:10
  12. 12Guilty as HellBlack Sabbath and Tony Martin3:31
  13. 13Disturbing the PriestButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward5:49
  14. 14Heart Like a WheelTony Iommi6:37
  15. 15The ShiningTony Iommi5:56
Produced by
Tony Iommi, Cozy Powell, Mack, Black Sabbath, Leif Mases, Ernie C, Robin Black, Jeff Glixman, Various (see below), Chris Tsangarides
Recorded at
Rockfield Studios, Monnow Valley Studio, Parr Street Studios, The Manor, Cheshire Sound Studios
Recorded
1983–95
Mixed by
Sean Lynch, Leif Mases, Mack, Ernie C
Mixed at
Musicland Studios, The Wool Hall, Ridge Farm Studios
Engineered by
Sean Lynch, Mack, Leif Mases, Bobby Brooks, Robin Black, Jeff Glixman
Label
I.R.S. Records
Length
1:17:24

Line-up

  • Laurence Cottle · bass guitar · guest
  • Tony Iommi · guitar
  • Geoff Nicholls · keyboard
  • Cozy Powell · drums (drum set), cymbal
  • Tony Martin · lead vocals, vocals
  • Brian May · guitar · guest
  • Neil Murray · bass guitar
  • Vinny Appice · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Geezer Butler · bass guitar
  • Ronnie James Dio · lead vocals · guest
  • Bob Rondinelli · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Bill Ward · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Ian Gillan · lead vocals · guest
  • Eric Singer · drums (drum set) · guest
  • David Spitz · bass guitar · guest
  • Glenn Hughes · vocals · guest

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MusicBrainz29 April 1996
Wikipedia infobox29 April 1996
Wikidata29 April 1996
UK / Europe release29 April 1996earliest UK or European date
2 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
29 April 1996GBI.R.S. Records724383753222original
2 May 1996JPI.R.S. Records4988006717961other
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