Released July 2, 1984
Re-Released March 20, 2012 (Deluxe)

 


2012 Deluxe [ Amazon US | Amazon UK ] | CD [ Amazon US | Amazon UK ]
MP3 [ Amazon US | Amazon UK ] | iTunes (US)

Track Listing

  1. We Rock
  2. The Last in Line
  3. Breathless
  4. I Speed at Night
  5. One Night in the City
  6. Evil Eyes
  7. Mystery
  8. Eat Your Heart Out
  9. Egypt (The Chains are On)

Writing Credits

  • All lyrics & melodies by Ronnie James Dio

Credits

  • Ronnie James Dio – Vocals
  • Vivian Campbell – Guitars
  • Jimmy Bain – Bass
  • Vinny Appice – Drums
  • Claude Schnell – Keyboards
  • Produced by Ronnie James Dio
  • Engineered by Angelo Arcuri
  • Recorded at Caribou Ranch, Colorado USA
  • Originally Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York by George Marino.

Catalogue Numbers

  • LP Warner Bros W1-25100 (US 1984)
  • LP Warner Bros 9-25100-1 (US 1984)
  • CASS Vertigo 822-366-4 (EUR 1984)
  • CD Vertigo 822-366-2 (GER 1984)
  • CD Vertigo 32PD-94 (JPN 1984)
  • LP Vertigo 25PP-131 (JPN 1984)
  • LP Vertigo VERL16 (UK 1984)
  • CD Warner Bros 9-25100-2 (US 1984 – Made in Germany)
  • LP Балкантон BTA-12408 (BUL 1988)
  • CD Vertigo PHCR-2084 (JPN 1991)
  • CD Vertigo PHCR-6040 (JPN 1991)
  • CD Vertigo/Planeta RCD081-2 (SPN 1992)
  • CD Vertigo PHCR-4125 (JPN 1993)
  • CD Vertigo/Universal UICY-3728 (JPN 2002)
  • CD Universal UICY-6391 (JPN 2006)
  • CD Vertigo/Universal UICY-93391 (JPN 2007)
  • CD Universal 2776098 (EUR 2012 – Deluxe)

Images

  • Below is the cover art for the 2012 Deluxe edition release.
  • Below are the images for a the backside of the US 1984 original CD release, as well as the old mid 80′s “long box” style of packaging from back then.

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Comments

  1. Jay Demetrick says

    The song We Rock from the “A Special from the Spectrum” concert was used as a promotional video for this album.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzadTWKFzFc

  2. Shaun Ferguson says

    The best Dio studio album.

  3. Hiya

    I’m not sure the release date is right. It’s the one listed on the RIAA site (which isn’t always correct), but 2 July 1984 was a Monday, which would be an unusual day for an album to be released in the States.

    In Britain, where I’m positive the album would have charted in its first week of release, it charted on Saturday 21 July, which means it would have been issued on Monday 16 July (in the UK, unlike the US, albums were issued on a Monday)

    What do you think?

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