Editors' Notes Featuring the return of Ronnie James Dio’s gale-force pipes, 1992’s Dehumanizer revives the epic flights of Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules. The hurtling “TV Crimes” features a fire-breathing Dio riding raw, punk-inspired power chords, and “Sins of the Father” leaves listeners dazed with the overpowering crunch of guitarist Tony Iommi’s harmonic shrieks and contortions. Dio’s lyrics often delve into sci-fi, but on the shadowy, supernatural ballad “Too Late,” he returns to Sabbath’s favourite themes of evil and damnation.
Computer God
1
6:14
After All (The Dead)
2
5:41
TV Crimes
3
4:02
Letters from Earth
4
4:16
Master of Insanity
5
5:55
Time Machine
6
4:15
Sins of the Father
7
4:46
Too Late
8
6:54
I
9
5:13
Buried Alive
10
4:53
Time Machine
11
4:18
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Heaven and Hell1980
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Black Sabbath1970
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Master of Reality1971
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Mob Rules1981
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