Heaven and Hell Black Sabbath

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Vinyl LP - Remastered

  • Release Date: 03/17/2009
  • Original Release: 1980
  • Sales Rank: 44,910
  • Label: RHINO / WEA
  • UPC: 081227990794

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Heaven and Hell

1LISTENNeon Knights 3:53
2LISTENChildren of the Sea 5:34
3LISTENLady Evil 4:26
4LISTENHeaven and Hell 6:59
5LISTENWishing Well 4:07
6LISTENDie Young 4:45
7LISTENWalk Away 4:25
8LISTENLonely Is the Word 5:51

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Many had left Black Sabbath for dead at the dawn of the '80s, and with good reason -- the band's last few albums were not even close to their early classics, and original singer Ozzy Osbourne had just split from the band. But the Sabs had found a worthy replacement in former Elf and Rainbow singer Ronnie James Dio, and bounced back to issue their finest album since the early '70s, 1980's Heaven and Hell. The band sounds reborn and re-energized throughout. Several tracks easily rank among Sabbath's all-time best, such as the vicious album opener, "Neon Knights," the moody, mid-paced epic "Children of the Sea," and the title track, which features one of Tony Iommi 's best guitar riffs. With Heaven and Hell, Black Sabbath were obviously back in business. Unfortunately, the Dio-led version of the band would only record one more studio album before splitting up (although Dio would return briefly in the early '90s). One of Sabbath's finest records. Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!by Anonymous

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November 25, 2007: Just saw Heaven and Hell Live: This could actually, when you think about it, be the first heavy metal supergroup. Nobody was thinking along those lines when they got together years ago. Dio is the most powerful singer ever, Butler is the best rhythm man around, with Ward or Appice. And who is better than Iommi, one of the few heavy guitarists with his own signature sound. Absolutely the best live show I've seen in a very long time. SOO heavy and instrumentally they are so tight as a group. People will argue, but Sabbath created what we here today in Heavy Metal. Who is the heaviest band on the planet? Godsmack....Who do they sound exactly like?..........Exactly.

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Heaven and Hellby Anonymous

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April 03, 2006: Dio's Voice is one of the greatest voices in Rock n Roll history, and Iommi's Guitar in this one is amaysing. Parinoid may have been the one that started heavy metal, but musically this is there best. Heaven and hell is Sabbath's best song.

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