Dehumanizer Black Sabbath

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Vinyl LP - Remastered

  • Release Date: 03/17/2009
  • Original Release: 1992
  • Sales Rank: 58,037
  • Label: RHINO / WEA
  • UPC: 081227990770

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Dehumanizer

1LISTENComputer God 6:14
2LISTENAfter All (The Dead) 5:41
3LISTENTV Crimes 4:02
4LISTENLetters from Earth 4:16
5LISTENMaster of Insanity 5:55
6LISTENTime Machine 4:15
7LISTENSins of the Father 4:46
8LISTENToo Late 6:54
9LISTENI 5:13
10LISTENBuried Alive 4:53
11LISTENTime Machine Wayne's World Version 4:18

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From the group many credit with creating metal, guitarist Tony Iommi resurrected an earlier lineup of Black Sabbath for Dehumanizer. As is their wont, the Sabs show concern for humanity's future. Lead track "Computer God" tackles mankind's capitulation at the altar of technology. "After All" evokes the morbid/mystical themes and sonic plod of earliest Sabbath. Dehumanizer breaks little new ground. But with hundreds of other groups expropriating the sound these days, it's comforting to find that, 22 years on, there's still no one who can churn out those sinister, almost orchestral three chords quite as effectively as Iommi and Butler. Roch Parisien, All Music Guide

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Absolute Metalby Anonymous

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August 19, 2007: This album has a very mechanical vibe (with tone, not the music itself) and it projects great imagery through Dio's vocals and Tony Iommi's guitar playing. If you like Dio with Sabbath you should like this. Time Machine and Computer God are my favorite tracks.

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Not the Greatestby Anonymous

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April 07, 2006: I was very dissapointed with this album. I am a huge fan of Black Sabbath, and Dio but this one didnt hit me as a classic at all. Dio's voice is too high and it dosnt fit him all that well. The songs really dont fit Dio well. Heaven and hell, Mob Rules, and Live Evil are straght up classics in my opinion, but this one, no. This album would fit Ozzy much better because he is one of the best high pitch vocalists ever. For fans of 90's heavy metal this album will rock, it also is much better then anything by Sabbath after 1982. This album brings back the destruction fell of Sabbaths early albums. I personally dont care for it much, but mabey you will.

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