Born Again is Black Sabbath's eleventh studio album, and the one record where Ian Gillan fronts the band as lead vocalist. It came out on Warner Bros. Records in 1983, with the month and year given as September 1983. Gillan's arrival marked a sharp turn after the Ronnie James Dio-era albums Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules.

It also closed a chapter. This was the last album with drummer Bill Ward, and the last with bassist Geezer Butler for nine years, leaving Tony Iommi as the thread running through what came next. Critics were divided, yet it sold well, reaching No. 4 in the UK and the top 40 in the United States. The original master tapes, long thought lost, were found in 2021, and Iommi has talked of remixing the album for a reissue. It is a curious, singular entry in the Sabbath catalogue.

Born Again: tracklist, credits and charts

9 tracks · 41:07

Tracklist

  1. 1TrashedButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward4:17
  2. 2StonehengeButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward1:58
  3. 3Disturbing the PriestButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward5:49
  4. 4The DarkButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward0:45
  5. 5Zero the HeroButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward7:35
  6. 6Digital BitchButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward3:39
  7. 7Born AgainButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward6:34
  8. 8Hot LineButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward4:53
  9. 9Keep It WarmButler, Gillan, Iommi, Ward5:36
Produced by
Black Sabbath, Robin Black
Recorded at
The Manor, The Manor, Oxfordshire
Recorded
May–June 1983
Engineered by
Robin Black
Label
Warner Bros. Records
Length
41:07

Line-up

  • Geezer Butler · bass guitar
  • Tony Iommi · guitar
  • Bill Ward · drums (drum set)
  • Ian Gillan · lead vocals
  • Geoff Nicholls · keyboard · guest

Singles

  • “Trashed” · October 1983

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 19834
US Billboard 200 · 198339
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 19836
Swedish Albums · 19837
Norwegian Albums · 198314
Hungarian Physical Albums (MAHASZ) · 2011–202517
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 2011–202519
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 198337
German Albums · 198337
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 198338
All 12 charts
New Zealand Albums · 198344
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 198353

Certifications

RegionCertification
United Kingdom · 2025Gold

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 1983-09-12; musicbrainz + wikidata 1983-08-07 (36 days apart, likely another territory)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz7 August 1983
Wikipedia infobox12 September 1983
Wikidata7 August 1983
US release1983earliest US date
UK / Europe release7 August 1983earliest UK or European date
17 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWSanctuary Records5414939681776other
1983USWarner Bros. Records07599239781other
1983JPVertigoother
August 1983DEVertigo042281427114other
August 1983DEVertigo042281427145other
7 August 1983GBVertigooriginal
July 1987DEVertigo042281427121other
5 December 1990JPVertigo4988011323874other
22 April 1996GBEssential! Records5017615833423other
7 March 2001JPVictor4988002413379remaster
2004XWRhinoremaster
2004ARDBN5050749207524other
25 October 2004GBSanctuary Midline5050749207524other
2011XWSanctuary Records5414939680175deluxe
6 July 2011GBSanctuary Records602527704067deluxe
24 August 2011JPSanctuary Records4988005672421other
2015XESanctuary Records602527704067other
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