Mob Rules is Black Sabbath's tenth studio album, released on 4 November 1981 through Vertigo. It followed Heaven and Hell from the previous year and was the second record to feature Ronnie James Dio on vocals. It also marked the first appearance of drummer Vinny Appice. Martin Birch produced and engineered it.

For anyone tracing the band's story, this is the second chapter of the Dio era, and a short one. Neither Dio nor Appice would play on another Sabbath studio album until Dehumanizer in 1992. The record has since been given a fresh airing, with a remastered Deluxe Edition in 2010 and an expanded edition in 2021, which makes it easy to hear this line-up at full strength.

Mob Rules: tracklist, credits and charts

9 tracks · 40:15

Tracklist

  1. 1Turn Up the NightButler, Dio, Iommi3:39
  2. 2VoodooButler, Dio, Iommi4:31
  3. 3The Sign of the Southern CrossButler, Dio, Iommi7:45
  4. 4E5150Butler, Dio, Iommi2:55
  5. 5The Mob RulesButler, Dio, Iommi3:13
  6. 6Country GirlButler, Dio, Iommi4:01
  7. 7Slipping AwayButler, Dio, Iommi3:42
  8. 8Falling Off the Edge of the WorldButler, Dio, Iommi5:02
  9. 9Over and OverButler, Dio, Iommi5:27
Produced by
Martin Birch
Recorded at
Record Plant (Los Angeles)
Recorded
1981
Engineered by
Martin Birch
Label
Vertigo
Length
40:15

Line-up

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

Singles

  • “Mob Rules” · 23 October 1981
  • “Turn Up the Night” · 5 February 1982

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 198112
US Billboard 200 · 198129
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20228
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 198118
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 198119
UK Independent Albums · 202223
Swedish Albums · 198130
New Zealand Albums · 198145
Dutch Albums · 198147
Scottish Albums · 202251
All 12 charts
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 198163
German Albums · 202283

Certifications

RegionCertification
CanadaGold
United Kingdom · 2023Gold
United States · 1986Gold

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WikidataNovember 1981
US release4 November 1981earliest US date
UK / Europe releaseNovember 1981earliest UK or European date
22 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—DEVertigo042283077720other
—USWarner Bros. Records075992360524other
1981JPVertigoother
1981FRVertigoother
November 1981GBVertigoother
4 November 1981USWarner Bros. Records075992360517original
1989USWarner Bros. Records075992360524other
5 March 1989JPVertigo4988011314520other
1990CAWarner Bros. Records075992360524other
1996GBEssential! Records5017615833225other
7 March 2001JPVictor4988002413362remaster
2008USRhino081227988975other
2008USWarner Bros. Records081227976552other
2009USRhino081227990787other
2010XWSanctuary Records5414939679575deluxe
5 April 2010GBSanctuary Records602527350707deluxe
21 April 2010JPVertigo4988005606235deluxe
2014XWRhino603497895052other
2017XEBMG602527350707deluxe
2021——4050538846881other
5 March 2021CARhino603497845422deluxe
5 March 2021USWarner Records603497850723deluxe
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