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Here are two pictures showing the back of the 2011 Universal/BMI “Deluxe Expanded Edition”, and the 2019 Warner/Rhino 2CD Deluxe Edition.

Cover images from the 2019 “Expanded Edition” release….

Remember those? Tkx Mike Hanna for the pics.

A couple of pictures of the old “long boxes” for the CD’s in the early 90’s.

A scan of the 1992 vinyl version of Dehumanizer from IRS in Europe.

The cover image continued to fold out more than this (by a factor of almost two), but the only additional stuff is lyrics, the image below shows you everything except lyrics.

A scan of the 1992 US cassette tape version of Dehumanizer.

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A scan of the 1992 US CD single for TV Crimes:.

This “front” image was also used in the 2019 version from Rhino – it was identical.

Some cover art from the 2011 “Deluxe Expanded Edition” version of Dehumanizer from Universal/BMI.

There’s a couple of pictures comparing the back cover similarities in the photo section elsewhere on this page. The only other differences were of course logos, but the overall art direction and layout appears to have been licensed from the 2011 Universal/BMI version. The one difference in terms of the music was that it had one additional live track that wasn’t on the 2011 version (After All – The Dead).

When Rhino released the 2019 2CD edition, it was was a nearly identical re-release of the 2011 Universal/BMI “Deluxe Expanded Edition”.

The 2019 re-release is using the 2010 Remaster version, which is the same that was used on the 2011 Deluxe edition.

Registered Works Database (Registration Number Search) Search For: PAu-1-556-058 (COHM)Title: Dream killer.Ĭlaimant: acGeezer Butler, acRonnie James Dio & acTony Iommi This item turned up in a US Government database search of copyright.

One of the unused songs from this album may be called “Dream Killer”.

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John Romero (then) of id Software has said that he originally wanted the intro piece of “After All (The Dead)” to be the theme music to the videogame Doom.The Wayne’s World Time Machine has slightly different lyrics and is a bit more polished.There is alternate version of Letters From Earth on the CD Single for TV Crimes.Track 9 is I as in the letter I, not the Roman numeral one.CD Rhino R2-515956 (US 2008 – Individual Release).2008 Remastering – Dan Hersch at Digirep.

1992 Engineers – Mack, Darren Galer, & Stephen Wissnet.except Time Machine (Wayne’s World) by Black Sabbath.Except 4,5,8 on Disc 2 of Deluxe Edition by Dio / Iommi / Butler / Ward.After All (The Dead) (Live) – 2019 Expanded Edition ONLY.Time Machine (Wayne’s World Version) – On US/Japan version onlyĭisc 2 (2011 Deluxe Edition & 2019 Expanded Editions).Initial writing and demo sessions were done at Rich Bitch Studios in Birmingham featured drummer Cozy Powell bootlegs of these sessions exist.Īll tracks are written by Tony Iommi, Ronnie James Dio, and Geezer Butler.2019 Expanded Edition – CD – Vinyl Ģ011 Deluxe Edition ġ992 CD | 2008 CD Ģ009 Vinyl | 2011 Deluxe Vinyl Ģ008 MP3 | 2011 Deluxe MP3 | iTunes ( US) During the mixing sessions, an engineer (I believe) accused Dio and drummer Vinny Appice of sneaking into the studio and turning up their instruments. After the Mob Rules tour, the band had a few recordings that they were going to compile into a live album. It was Sabbath's first studio album in over a decade to feature vocalist Ronnie James Dio and drummer Vinny Appice, and their first in nine years to feature original bassist Geezer Butler. The first time Dio left Sabbath was in 1982. It was recorded at Rockfield Studios, Rockfield, Wales and released on June 22,1992.

Dehumanizer is the sixteenth studio album by Black Sabbath.