Dream Evil is the fourth studio album by Dio, released on 3 August 1987 on Vertigo. It follows Holy Diver, The Last in Line and Sacred Heart, and it arrived after guitarist Vivian Campbell left the band in 1986. His replacement was Craig Goldy, who came in alongside keyboardist Claude Schnell, both formerly of Rough Cutt. The record spawned the singles "All the Fools Sailed Away" and "I Could Have Been a Dreamer".

It is also a record of endings. Dream Evil was the last Dio album to carry the mascot Murray on its cover, and it was Schnell's final appearance with the band. Drummer Vinny Appice would not return until Strange Highways in 1993, and bassist Jimmy Bain stayed away until Magica in 2000. For anyone tracing the band's classic traditional heavy metal years, it marks the close of that first line-up era.

Dream Evil: tracklist, credits and charts

9 tracks · 44:00

Tracklist

  1. 1Night PeopleAppice, Bain, Dio, Goldy, Schnell4:09
  2. 2Dream EvilRonnie James Dio and Craig Goldy4:28
  3. 3Sunset SupermanAppice, Bain, Dio, Goldy, Schnell5:48
  4. 4All the Fools Sailed AwayRonnie James Dio and Craig Goldy7:13
  5. 5Naked in the RainRonnie James Dio5:12
  6. 6OverloveAppice, Dio, Goldy3:49
  7. 7I Could Have Been a DreamerRonnie James Dio and Craig Goldy4:46
  8. 8Faces in the WindowAppice, Bain, Dio, Goldy, Schnell3:53
  9. 9When a Woman CriesAppice, Bain, Dio, Goldy, Schnell4:42
Produced by
Ronnie James Dio
Recorded at
The Village, Village Recorder, Los Angeles
Recorded
March–May 1987
Mixed at
The Record Plant
Engineered by
Angelo Arcuri
Labels
Vertigo, Warner Bros. (North America)
Length
44:00

Line-up

  • Vinny Appice · drums (drum set)
  • Jimmy Bain · bass guitar
  • Craig Goldy · guitar
  • Claude Schnell · keyboard
  • Ronnie James Dio · lead vocals
  • The Bob Mitchell Boys' Choir · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “I Could Have Been a Dreamer” · 6 July 1987
  • “All the Fools Sailed Away” · 1987 (EU)

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 19878
US Billboard 200 · 198743
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 19872
Swedish Albums · 19874
Norwegian Albums · 19877
German Albums · 198712
Swiss Albums · 198713
Austrian Albums · 198715
Dutch Albums · 198738
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 198758
All 11 charts
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 198765

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How we know the release date wikipedia 1987-08-03; musicbrainz + wikidata 1987-07-21 (13 days apart, likely another territory)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz21 July 1987
Wikipedia infobox3 August 1987
Wikidata21 July 1987
US release30 July 1987earliest US date
UK / Europe release3 August 1987earliest UK or European date
13 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1987JPVertigo4988011308116other
1987USWarner Bros. Records075992561211other
1987DEVertigo042283253025other
21 July 1987NLVertigo042283253018original
30 July 1987USVertigo042283253025other
30 July 1987USVertigoother
30 July 1987USWarner Bros. Records075992561228other
30 July 1987USWarner Bros. Records075992561242other
3 August 1987GBPhonogram042283253018other
19 December 2007JPUSM JAPAN4988005498908remaster
15 July 2008USWarner Bros. Records081227991982other
2013XEUniversal UMC602537277889deluxe
4 March 2013AFUMC602537277889deluxe
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