Dehumanizer

people would say, oh, it's better than Forbidden.

Or even if Dio were still alive, and Dio came back, what would it have gotten compared to The Devil You Know, or Mob Rules, or Heaven and Hell, or Dehumanizer? This is Yorn's first thing.

There's nothing to compare it to.

I mean, you can compare it to some of the things that Yorn's done, but I like that this is a stake in the ground.

There's the one that has Dio and Geezer on it, and I can't remember which one that was.

Dio and Geezer? Well, that would be Dehumanizer.

Dehumanizer,

yeah.

And so

I feel like Iommi, it's the best thing he's written since Bible Black.

And before that, probably Eye Off of Dehumanizer.

I thought the first single was good, but this is a whole new level.

This is classic Tony.

If I'm going to listen to some Dio or Savage, it's the first one.

Oh, I agree.

And I still love Dehumanizer.

Not as much as I did when it came out.

Mm-hmm.

Black Sabbath with the song I, which is from the album Dehumanizer.

So that is a Ronnie James Dio album.

Oh, wow.

Dio comes back.

They do Dehumanizer, which...

I was...

I was blown away when this album came out.

You told yourself.

So there's kind of

like a revitalization of Dio era stuff because I think they kind of picked up where they left off after Dehumanizer.

And so Sabbath put out the compilation, the Black Sabbath, the Dio years in 2007, which had three new songs on it.