BLACK SABBATH's Classic DIO-Era Albums To Be Reissued In 'Deluxe Expanded' Editions

February 4, 2010

Universal Music has set an April 5 release date for the deluxe expanded editions of BLACK SABBATH's classic albums "Heaven And Hell" (1980),"Mob Rules" (1981) and "Live Evil" (1982).

The details are as follows:

"Heaven And Hell" (1980):

Disc One:

01. Neon Knights
02. Children Of The Sea
03. Lady Evil
04. Heaven And Hell
05. Wishing Well
06. Die Young
07. Walk Away
08. Lonely Is The Word

Disc Two:

01. Children Of The Sea (Live)
02. Heaven And Hell (Live)
03. Lady Evil (Mono Edit)
04. Neon Knights (Video - Live)
05. Die Young (Video - Live)
06. Neon Knights (Live, Hartford, CT, USA, '80)
07. Children Of The Sea (Live, Hartford, CT, USA '80)
08. Heaven And Hell (Live, Hartford, CT, USA '80)
09. Die Young (Live, Hartford, CT, USA '80)

"Mob Rules" (1981):

Disc One:

01. Turn Up The Night
02. Voodoo
03. The Sign Of The Southern Cross
04. E5150
05. The Mob Rules
06. Country Girl
07. Slipping Away
08. Falling Off The Edge Of The World
09. Over And Over

Bonus Tracks:

10. Die Young (Live - 12" version)
11. The Mob Rules (Alternative Version)

Disc Two:

01. E5150 (Live)
02. Neon Knights (Live)
03. N.I.B. (Live)
04. Children Of The Sea (Live)
05. Country Girl (Live)
06. Black Sabbath (Live)
07. War Pigs (Live)
08. Slipping Away (Live)
09. Iron Man (Live)
10. The Mob Rules (Live)
11. Heaven And Hell (Live)
12. Paranoid (Live)
13. Voodoo (Live)
14. Children Of The Grave (Live)

"Live Evil" (1982):

Disc One:

01. E5150
02. Neon Knights
03. N.I.B.
04. Children Of The Sea
05. Voodoo
06. Black Sabbath
07. War Pigs
08. Iron Man

Disc Two:

01. The Mob Rules
02. Heaven And Hell
03. The Sign Of The Southern Cross / Heaven And Hell (continued)
04. Paranoid
05. Children Of The Grave
06. Fluff

* Original Ronnie James Dio crowd interaction and audience noise restored

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