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@OfficialRJDio Absolute masterpiece 🔥

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@OfficialRJDio By far the heaviest Ronnie/Sabbath era albums. Except for “The Devil You Know” which we all know is a Sabbath album.

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@OfficialRJDio I think it's a pretty good album. But do you remember this?

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@OfficialRJDio Dehumanizer!!! Perfect album!!! Love all tracks but I think Too Late is amazing!!!

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@OfficialRJDio Fantastic album! You guys didn't miss a step at all. Just brilliant! Super underrated. You crushed it as always!

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@OfficialRJDio I can't imagine you (and Geezer) having to convince Dio not to sing about dungeons, dragons and rainbows. LOL btw "I" is one of my Top 3 songs by the band. Relentless riff. One of the band's heaviest lyrics (for those who understand the meaning) anyway 20/10. Above any count!

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@OfficialRJDio Great record! Had it back in the day. Kept the 90s metal

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@OfficialRJDio 🔥

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@OfficialRJDio Brilliant album!

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@OfficialRJDio Brilliant album . Powerful and raw. Yet, so underrated.

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