DEHUMANIZER

Tony Iommi worked hard to reunite the 1979-1983 lineup of the band which finally he made it. It comprised himself, Geezer Butler, Ronnie James Dio, and Vinnie Appice - for Dehumanizer (June 1992). This album brought Black Sabbath back into the American Top 50 for the first time in nine years, while in the U.K. the album spawned "TV Crimes," their first Top 40 hit in a decade. That's how the album scored in public but personally, I think this album is the worst that Black Sabbath has ever made. There is practically no soull attached to this album as it does not specify the uniqueness of Dio as well as Sabbath. This album is only suitable for fans of Black Sabbath or Dio to complete the collection - but not to enjoy the music. Keep on rockin' ..!

Peace on earth and mercy mild - GW