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Search  Advanced Search View Cart   Checkout     Location:  Home » Browse » The 1996 Dep Sessions    The 1996 Dep Sessions  enlarge Artists: Tony Iommi, Glenn Hughes Label: Sanctuary Records Category: Music List Price: $13.98 Buy New: $9.94 as of 11/21/2009 02:07 EST details You Save: $4.04 (29%) New (11) Used (13) from $6.96 Seller: -importcds Rating: 33 reviews Sales Rank: 51343 Format: Original recording remastered Media: Audio CD Discs: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5 MPN: 84724 UPC: 060768472426 EAN: 0060768472426 ASIN: B0002WZTDO Release Date: September 28, 2004 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Tracks:   •  Gone   •  From Another World   •  Don't You Tell Me   •  Don't Drag the River   •  Fine   •  Time Is the Healer   •  I'm Not the Same Man   •  It Falls Through Me Similar Items: Fused Iommi Seventh Star The Devil You Know Black Science Editorial Reviews: Album Description 1996 recordings by the Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi and vocalist Glenn Hughes. "Gone", "From Another World", "Don't You Tell Me", "Don't Drag The River", "Fine", "Time Is The Healer", "I'm Not The Same Man", and "It Falls Through Me". Album Details 2007 Release of Long Rumoured and Sought after Recordings by the Black Sabbath Founder and Former Deep Purple Bassist. In 1996, the Two British Hard Rock Legends Met to Record a Set of Demos that Ended Up Staying in the Can...until This CD Release! Iommi and Glenn Hughes Had Already Collaborated on Black Sabbath's "Seventh Star", but this Reunion Sparked Fresh Creativity Out of Both Men. These Demo Sessions Took Place in Coventry and Birmingham, the Bulk of them Laid Down at Dep Studios, Owned by Local Reggae Favourites Ub40. These Recordings have Long Been the Subject of Speculation Among Fans and Now the Startling Results have Finally Been Released at Long Last. Customer Reviews: Showing reviews 1-5 of 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Next » Metal Up   March 15, 2008 Master of Reality (San Antonio) Pretty good, not as good as IOMMI, but pretty good. Good chemistry with Tony and Glenn Hughes. Quality of the sound is suspect but a good rocking CD. incredible gem   March 9, 2008 HELLDORADO69 (Houston, TX) I have been debating on whether or not to buy this cd for the last 3 years. I liked some of the other Hughes material such as the record he made with Thrall (Hughes/Thrall) and his rendition with Kevin DuBrow on Evil Woman. I am blown away. This is a powerful cd full of melodies and great guitar riffs. I don't know how anyone can hear this cd and not give it the maximum rating. This is the direction that Iommi has wanted to take Sabbath in for a long time and now I think he will with Dio back out front. It takes a singer like Hughes or Dio to sing over these kind of songs. These are not the kind of songs that Iommi would have been able to submit for an Ozzy recording because of his limitations and in the past when singers other than Ozzy or Dio (Tony Martin) fronted Sabbath, no one really cared. This cd is a great snapshot of Hughes and Iommi's abilities to create incredible heavy rock music out of thin air. I am impressed. Iommi - The Lost Album From 1996   May 21, 2007 Steven Sly (Kalamazoo, MI United States) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful Tony Iommi, of course, is one of the founding members of Black Sabbath and one of the original heavy metal guitar gods. The recordings on this disc were actually done back in 1996 when Iommi and former Deep Purple vocalist / bassist Glenn Hughes got together to record an album that unfortunately was never released. Finally in 2004 Sanctuary records put these recordings out and they are indeed a worthwhile release. Hughes and Iommi had previously worked together under the Black Sabbath moniker for the "7th Star" album and the tracks here have been available for years under the bootleg title "8th Star". I have never heard the boot versions, but apparently things have been cleaned up, additional drums recorded, along with a few other tweaks to the material. Overall this is a very nice hard rock disc. Iommi and Hugh's musical styles are very different, but they blend together here to make a unique combination of Iommi's heavy down low guitar style, and Hughes more upbeat funk / soul approach. I would think that fans of either of these two legendary artists would enjoy this album. Great CD - Iommi Hughes at their Best!   March 30, 2007 A. Comeaux (Baton Rouge, LA USA) Great CD with Glenn Hughes singing with a very bluesy, soulful style reminiscent of Paul Rodgers (Bad Company). In fact, if you listen closely you will hear some very clear signature vocal stunts and riffs that are Rodger originals - which is great - cuz Paul is certainly also one of the best. Iommi, what can you say, he doesn't take an album "off" - this is no exception. All tracks are strong and memorable. Iommi is starting his Dio / Heaven & Hell tour as of this date; but what about a Hughes / Iommi tour - perhaps in smaller venues? I don't know if they could fill arenas under Iommi/Hughes, but "wow" wouldn't it be great to see these guys in smaller clubs. I guess I'm dreaming. I suppose if you are going to run around the globe putting on shows, you might as well make as much money as possible while doing it. So, we can dream. YES. BUY IT.   January 5, 2007 L. Dean Webb (Dallas, TX United States) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful I've heard from other people who had the 1996 DEP bootlegs that these tracks were out of this world. Now that I've bought the CD, I can say, yes, they are. Buy this album. Please encourage Iommi and Hughes to continue working together. This disc is heavy and loaded for bear. "Gone" leads off the action - I loved Hughes' version of it on his R.O.C.K. CD, and this version is just as good as his. "I'm Not the Same Man" has to be my favorite of a great lot on this CD. Hughes' vocals are strong and Iommi's in top form. It's great heavy rock. No, it's not Black Sabbath, but not everything Iommi does has to be Black Sabbath. If you like a real singer in front of your metal and already bought everything Dio made, get this album. Showing reviews 1-5 of 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Next » CERTAIN CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON THIS SITE COMES FROM AMAZON SERVICES LLC. THIS CONTENT IS PROVIDED ‘AS IS’ AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR REMOVAL AT ANY TIME. powered by glennhughes.com & Amazon.com [USA]