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Dehumanizer
Release Date: 1992 06 zz
Running Time: 55:53
Label: EMI

From the group many credit with creating metal, guitarist Tony Iommi resurrected an earlier lineup of Black Sabbath for Dehumanizer. As is their wont, the Sabs show concern for humanity's future. Lead track "Computer God" tackles mankind's capitulation at the altar of technology. "After All" evokes the morbid/mystical themes and sonic plod of earliest Sabbath. Dehumanizer breaks little new ground. But with hundreds of other groups expropriating the sound these days, it's comforting to find that, 22 years on, there's still no one who can churn out those sinister, almost orchestral three chords quite as effectively as Iommi and Butler. Roch Parisien, All Music Guide

Tracks:

	Title	Composer	Time
1	Computer God	Butler, Dio, Iommi	6:14
2	After All (The Dead)	Butler, Dio, Iommi	5:41
3	TV Crimes	Butler, Dio, Iommi	4:02
4	Letters from Earth	Butler, Dio, Iommi	4:16
5	Master of Insanity	Butler, Dio, Iommi	5:55
6	Time Machine	Butler, Dio, Iommi	4:15
7	Sins of the Father	Butler, Dio, Iommi	4:46
8	Too Late	Butler, Dio, Iommi	6:54
9	I	Butler, Dio, Iommi	5:13
10	Buried Alive	Butler, Dio, Iommi	4:53
11	Time Machine [Wayne's World Version]	Butler, Dio, Iommi	4:18