x or z, not y. Legacy The only track to feature on post-Tyr tours was "Anno Mundi", e.g. on the Cross Purposes Live VHS/DVD. Tony Martin re-recorded "Jerusalem" for his 1992 solo album Back Where I Belong. The Black Sabbath line-up that recorded Tyr would reunite to record their eighteenth studio album, Forbidden, in 1995. Frontman Heri Joensen of Viking metal band Týr claims to have been influenced by the album cover when designing his own band's logo. Track listing Personnel Tony Iommi – lead, rhythm & acoustic guitars, production Cozy Powell – drums, percussion, production Tony Martin – lead & backing vocals Neil Murray – bass Geoff Nicholls – keyboards Additional personnel Sean Lynch – engineering Leif Mases – mixing Tony Cousins – mastering Release history 1990: IRS EIRSA-1038, UK, vinyl 1990: IRS EIRSACV1038, UK, picture disc 1990: IRS 1C-064-24-1070-1, EU, vinyl 1990: IRS 24-1070-2, UK / EU, CD 1990: IRS X2-13049, US, CD 1999: EMI 07243-5-21298-2-9, EU, CD Charts References External links 1990 albums Albums recorded at Rockfield Studios Black Sabbath albums I.R.S. Records albums Norse mythology in music