The Last in Line, originally released in 1984, was Dio's second album and became their highest-charting record in both the United States and the United Kingdom. The Holy Diver line-up stayed intact, with Claude Schnell added on keyboards. We Rock opens at a pace the band rarely matched again, the title track builds from restrained to choral, and Egypt (The Chains Are On) closes things in a slow, heavy march. This edition is an LP.