Black Sabbath
Dehumanizer

This is the sixteenth (!) Album from Black Sabbath. When I heard it for the first time, it impressed me. But after many years I listened to it again and realized that the album was rather boring.

Definitely one of the best albums of the group and the best album with Dio. All things are very strong memorable hits, and this is the main thing. This is sorely lacking for most of the group's albums, and here it is abundant. Yes, and Dio sings so that nothing but enthusiasm does not arise. Musically, the album combines inadequate severity, branded doom's buoyancy and modern sound. The album impresses with integrity and monumentality. However, a lot has been said about the music of this outstanding album, and therefore there is no point in repeating. I would like to note only that the group for its entire history has two clearly separable periods of creativity - with and without Ozzy Osbourne. So this album is definitely the best creation of the second period. And if you compare it with the best creation of the Ozbourne era - the immortal opus of “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath”, then they are completely different in spirit, and therefore you shouldn’t compare them to the “better-worse” subject. In other words, “Dehumanizer” is an absolutely posh album, the strongest and most beautiful.

Great album with some weak songs but without affects the total result

With Ronnie Dio back to the mic, Black Sabbath wrote their most heavy metal album in its long history. Dehumanizer is a great heavy metal album from the 90's.

After a rough decade, Sabbath's Mark III came back to deliver one of their finest albums.

Ronnie James Dio IS sabbath for me! This album is heavy and is the only album that left me gobsmacked after the first listen. A brilliant album - play it loud!!!

Schade! Nachdem man sich gerade gefreut hatte, dass mit 'Seventh Star' und 'The Eternal Idol' auch die - sagen wir mal - weniger populären Black Sabba...