Released March 19, 1987
Re-Released August 22, 1995
Re-Released April 2, 2002
Re-Released 2007 (Japan Only)
1987 CD [ Amazon US ] | 1995 CD [ Amazon US | Amazon UK ]
2002 CD [ Amazon US | Amazon UK ] | 1987 Vinyl [ Amazon US ]
2002 MP3 [ Amazon US | Amazon UK ] | iTunes (US)
Track Listing
- I Don’t Know
- Crazy Train
- Believer
- Mr. Crowley
- Flying High Again
- Revelation (Mother Earth)
- Steal Away (The Night) (With Drum Solo)
- Suicide Solution (With Guitar Solo)
- Iron Man
- Children Of The Grave
- Paranoid
- Goodbye To Romance
- No Bone Movies
- Dee (Randy Rhoads Studio Out-Takes)
Writing Credits
- All songs co written by Ozzy, Randy, & Bob Daisley, except
- 9, 10, & 11 by Black Sabbath
- 14 by Randy Rhoads
Credits
- Ozzy Osbourne – Vocals
- Randy Rhoads – Guitar
- Rudy Sarzo – Bass
- Tommy Aldridge – Drums
- Lindsay Bridgewater – Keyboards
- Bob Daisley – Bass (12 & 13 only)
- Lee Kerslake – Drums (12 & 13 only)
- Produced & Engineered by Max Norman
- 2002 Producer: Bruce Dickinson
- 2002 Remaster by Chris Athens
- Executive Produer: Ozzy Osbourne
Catalogue Numbers
- CD CBS Associated ZGK 40714 (US 1987)
- CD Epic EPC 450475 1 (UK 1987)
- Vinyl CBS XZ2 40714 (US 1987)
- Cass CBS ZXT 40714 (US 1987)
- Vinyl Epic 450475 1 (UK 1987)
- CD CBS/Sony 67240 (US 1995)
- CD Epic 481516 2 (UK 1995)
- CD Epic EK 85444 (US 2002)
- CD Epic 502045 2 (UK 2002)
- CD Sony EICP 784 (JPN 2007)
Notes
- Ozzy’s tribute to Randy Rhoads. He claims this is the only recording he has with Randy. Sounds like bull to me. Bootleg collectors have tons of Randy recordings – I doubt this is the ONLY recording of Randy that Ozzy has.
- The track “Dee” was written for Randy’s mother, Delores.
- Tracks 1-11 were recorded in Cleveland, OH on May 11, 1981. Tracks 12 & 13 were recorded (possibly) on Oct 2, 1980. Randy’s guitar solo was recorded on July 28, 1981.
- Ozzy is said to have re-recorded all the vocals on this, what you hear are not the true vocals as they were with the rest of the band playing.
- The Classical Music at the start of Track 1 is “O Fortuna” from Carmina Burana by Carl Orff.
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