BLACK SABBATH · Heaven And Hell (Deluxe Edition) | 2CD

2CD Deluxe Edition in jewelcase packaging.

Background information about 'Heaven And Hell (Deluxe Edition)'

"Heaven and Hell" stands as one of the most pivotal albums in heavy metal history, marking Black Sabbath's triumphant reinvention with the powerhouse vocals of Ronnie James Dio. Released in 1980, this masterpiece breathed new life into the legendary Birmingham quartet after the departure of Ozzy Osbourne, proving that Sabbath's creative fire burned brighter than ever. The album's title track became an instant classic with its haunting atmosphere and Dio's soaring vocals, while cuts like "Neon Knights" and "Die Young" showcase the band's ability to blend crushing riffs with melodic sophistication. Tony Iommi's guitar work reaches new heights of darkness and complexity, perfectly complemented by the thunderous rhythm section of Geezer Butler and Bill Ward.

This deluxe edition captures the raw energy and mystical power that made the original release so groundbreaking, with crystal-clear remastering that brings out every nuance of the band's performance. The bonus live material offers fans a chance to experience the electric chemistry between Dio and the Sabbath machine in their natural habitat - on stage where their music truly comes alive. These live tracks demonstrate why this lineup is considered by many to be Sabbath's most dynamic and theatrical incarnation, with Dio's theatrical stage presence and storytelling abilities perfectly matching the band's newly refined yet still devastatingly heavy sound.

For fans of: Rainbow, Deep Purple, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden and Dio

Track listing

CD 1:

1. Neon Knights
2. Children of the Sea
3. Lady Evil
4. Heaven and Hell
5. Wishing Well
6. Die Young
7. Walk Away
8. Lonely Is the Word

CD 2:

1. Children of the Sea (Live)
2. Lady Evil (Live)
3. Black Sabbath (Live)
4. War Pigs (Live)
5. Iron Man (Live)
6. Children of the Grave (Live)
7. Paranoid (Live)

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