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Diamond Eyes — Deftones

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Diamond Eyes

Deftones · 1 track · 50 sec

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Diamond Eyes is one of the 11 eras on the community Deftones tracker, which runs from Era 1 to Ohms. The tracker places it after Era 7 and before Gore. unreleased.world has 1 track from it — 50 sec of music in all.

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The community tracker documents all of this track; it is in the tracklist below.

  • Previous eraEra 7
  • Next eraGore
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Tracklist

  1. 1Diamond EyesHigh Quality0:50

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The Diamond Eyes era

Deftones sixth studio album released on May 4th, 2010. After Chi Cheng's car accident (which left him in a coma he would later die in) slowly stopped the momentum on "Eros", Deftones brought in new bassist Sergio Vega, and they began work on this album in 2009 with producer Nick Raskulinecz.

From the community tracker's notes on Diamond Eyes.
  1. June 23rd, 2009Diamond Eyes begins recording
  2. May 4th, 2010Diamond Eyes is released

All 10 Deftones eras

In the order the community tracker lists them.

  1. Era 117 tracks
  2. Adrenaline7 tracks
  3. Around the Fur12 tracks
  4. White Pony11 tracks
  5. Deftones3 tracks
  6. Saturday Night Wrist17 tracks
  7. Era 732 tracks
  8. Diamond Eyesthis page
  9. Gore3 tracks
  10. Ohms13 tracks

All 10 projects on the Deftones tracker

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