Former Black Sabbath singer Tony Martin said he was invited to rejoin the band as it worked on the 1992 album Dehumanizer, after Tony Iommi told him the reunion with Ronnie James Dio wasn't ...

Black Sabbath recorded Dehumanizer in Wales at Rockfield Studios with producer Reinhold Mack (Billy Squier, Queen) between the fall of 1991 and the winter of 1992. While on tour for the album ...

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Black Sabbath reunited with Ronnie James Dio in 1990 and, after a string of mishaps and internal struggles, managed to release Dehumanizer in 1992. This is of course one year after grunge broke ...

In 1992, the Mob Rules era of Black Sabbath which notably featured singer Ronnie James Dio, the band reconvened and released the Dehumanizer album. The reunion was short-lived and Tony Martin ...

This was Black Sabbath. All four members from the Mob Rules and Dehumanizer periods of the band – Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Vinny Appice – participated, but they opted to ...

During a break from his usual drum-related chaos, Vinny Appice took a moment to dig in with me via phone in running through the origins of Screamtaker, what’s on tap for Last in Line, and his memories ...

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while they were on their Dehumanizer run. Fronted for the shows by Rob Halford, Black Sabbath opened for Osbourne at the Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa, California on November 14 and 15.

Fans heard the results when Dehumanizer, the 16th Sabbath studio ... "It all became this big Black Sabbath reunion circus. ... It wasn't meant personally to Ozzy, it was nothing personal between ...