Black Sabbath Dehumanizer CD

Dehumanizer Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Heavy Metal
Label	Reprise
Orig Year	1992
All Time Sales Rank	3522
CD Universe Part number	1100601
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 30, 1992
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Mack; Black Sabbath
Engineer	Mack
Recording Time	56 minutes

Black Sabbath Dehumanizer Songs

	1.	Computer God
	2.	After All (The Dead)
	3.	T.V. Crimes
	4.	Letters From Earth
	5.	Master of Insanity
	6.	Time Machine
	7.	Sins of the Father
	8.	Too Late
	9.	1
	10.	Buried Alive
	11.	Time Machine - (Wayne's World version)

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5 stars DeHumanizer
Yes this material is a collection of well written music made by dedicated musicians. This cd marks the reunion of BS part 3.
Submitted by August (NewJersey)
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5 stars DIO CAN STILL BURN WITH TONY IOMMI
EVEN THOUGH THEIR ON SEPERATE ROADS DIO & SABBATH CAN STILL MELT TOGETHER MY HIGHEST REGARDS TO ALL THEIR MELTING THOUGHTS LOVE NEAL
Submitted by a reviewer (WHITEWATER WI USA)
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5 stars Sabbath's Best
I have to say this is Sabbath's best album. There is no way that anything they do with Ozzy can top this gem. Too bad they couldn't get it together to do the follow-up. Rumor has it that Tony Martin was supposed to do the vocals for this one. Good thing he didn't although Cross Purposes was also a great follow up to this. In all honesty, Black Sabbath can never top this one. This is the better Sabbath line up.
Submitted by tastecoldsteel (my home, USA)
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5 stars One of the Best Black Sabbath Albums ever!
This album is the only post Ozzy Sabbath album that truly lives up to the name Black Sabbath. Well, Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules do too, but Dehumanizer is the only one that covers some of the same toppics of the Early Ozzy Years. For the whole latter half of the 80's The material By "Sabbath" wasnt really sabbath, This is the frst real Sabbath album since Mob rules.
Submitted by Tex (Texas)
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5 stars Solid Metal!
If you like Holy Diver, Heaven and Hell, and Mob Rules, you will not be dissappointed. This album is solid, classic metal and Sabbath's best delivery in years.
Submitted by mnelson999 (Grand Rapids, MI)
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