Dehumanizer is Black Sabbath's sixteenth studio album, released in the UK and Europe on 22 June 1992, with a US release following on 30 June through Reprise Records. It brought back vocalist Ronnie James Dio and drummer Vinny Appice, the pair who last played on Mob Rules in 1981, and it also marked original bassist Geezer Butler's return after nine years away. With guitarist Tony Iommi, that effectively reunited the Mob Rules line-up.

The record began with writing and demo sessions in Birmingham, where Cozy Powell played drums until a broken hip ruled him out and Appice stepped in. Two weeks of writing were followed by six weeks of rehearsing and demoing in Wales. For anyone who loves the Dio-fronted Sabbath, it is the only studio album that line-up made in this era, before they met again in 2006 and recorded The Devil You Know as Heaven & Hell.

Dehumanizer: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 51:35

Tracklist

  1. 1Computer GodButler, Dio, Iommi6:10
  2. 2After All (The Dead)Butler, Dio, Iommi5:37
  3. 3TV CrimesButler, Dio, Iommi3:58
  4. 4Letters From EarthButler, Dio, Iommi4:12
  5. 5Master of InsanityButler, Dio, Iommi5:54
  6. 6Time MachineButler, Dio, Iommi4:10
  7. 7Sins of the FatherButler, Dio, Iommi4:43
  8. 8Too LateButler, Dio, Iommi6:54
  9. 9IButler, Dio, Iommi5:10
  10. 10Buried AliveButler, Dio, Iommi4:47
Produced by
Mack, Reinhold Mack
Recorded at
Rockfield (Rockfield, Wales)
Recorded
Late 1991–early 1992
Mixed by
Mack
Mixed at
Musicland Studios
Engineered by
Mack
Artwork
Wil Rees
Photography
Mark Weiss
Label
Reprise Records
Length
51:35

Line-up

  • Vinny Appice · drums (drum set)
  • Geezer Butler · bass guitar
  • Tony Iommi · guitar
  • Geoff Nicholls · keyboard
  • Ronnie James Dio · lead vocals

Singles

  • “TV Crimes” · 1 June 1992
  • “Master of Insanity” · September 1992

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 199228
US Billboard 200 · 199244
Austrian Albums · 19927
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 199212
Swedish Albums · 199212
Swiss Albums · 199213
German Albums · 199214
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199228
Finnish Albums · 2011–201231
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 199236
All 13 charts
European Albums Chart · 199236
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 2011–201240
Dutch Albums · 199263

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SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz22 June 1992
Wikipedia infobox22 June 1992
Wikidata22 June 1992
US release30 June 1992earliest US date
UK / Europe release22 June 1992earliest UK or European date
18 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWParlophone Catalogue05099907144554remaster
1992CAReprise Records075992696524other
1992XEI.R.S. Records077771315527other
1992XEI.R.S. Records077771315541other
22 June 1992XEI.R.S. Records077771315510original
22 June 1992GBI.R.S. Records077771315527original
30 June 1992USReprise Records075992696524other
30 June 1992USReprise Records020831442824other
8 July 1992JPI.R.S. Records4988006672772other
2008XWRhino603497974597remaster
2008USReprise Records081227989002other
2011AREMI5099907144127other
2011XEI.R.S. Records5099907145117other
7 February 2011GBEMI5099907144127other
4 April 2011JPEMI4988006885394deluxe
27 July 2016JPI.R.S. Records4988031160435other
2019USRhino6034978507470other
25 October 2019USReprise Records603497850730other
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