Black Sabbath - Tyr / Forbidden Album

Tracklist

1	Valhalla
2	The Battle Of Tyr
3	Shaking Off The Chains
4	Guilty As Hell
5	Heaven In Black
6	The Sabbath Stones
7	The Law Maker
8	Get A Grip
9	Sick And Tired
10	Tyr
11	Forbidden
12	Odin's Court
13	The Illusion Of Power
14	Kiss Of Death
15	Can't Get Close Enough
16	Forbidden
17	Jerusalem
18	Anno Mundi
19	Feels Good To Me
20	Rusty Angels
21	I Won't Cry For You

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CDM 598-102	Black Sabbath	Tyr / Forbidden ‎(CD, Album, Comp, Unofficial, Fir)	CD-Maximum	CDM 598-102	Russia	1999
CDM 598-102	Black Sabbath	Tyr / Forbidden ‎(CD, Comp, Unofficial)	CD-Maximum	CDM 598-102	Russia	2001

Notes

Packaged in a Jewel case (transparent tray) + 2-page booklet.

Album

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