Eighth Star
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| Eighth Star | ||
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| Studio album (bootleg) by Tony Iommi | ||
| Released | N/A | |
| Recorded | July - December 1996 | |
| Genre | Heavy metal | |
| Length | ? | |
| Label | N/A | |
| Producer(s) | N/A | |
Eighth Star is a bootleg recording of the second solo album by Tony Iommi, recorded in 1996 with Glenn Hughes. The title "Eighth Star" isn't an official name; it was given to the album by the fans as the follow-up to the Iommi/Black Sabbath album Seventh Star. In 2004 the album was partially re-recorded and officially released as The 1996 DEP Sessions.
[edit] Track listing
- Not the Same
- I'm Gone
- Real World
- Don't You Tell Me
- I'll be Fine
- From Another World
- Through the Rain
- Shakin' My Wings
- No Stranger to Love (1986 Remix)
Note: Tony Iommi doesn't play "Shakin' my wings"
[edit] Credits
- Glenn Hughes - vocals, bass
- Tony Iommi - guitar
- Don Airey – keyboard
- Dave Holland - drums
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