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Detalles de lo nuevo de HEAVEN AND HELL

Según Billboard.com, HEAVEN AND HELL (o lo que es lo mismo, los BLACK SABBATH de la época Dio) llamará "The Devil You Know" a su disco de debut bajo este nombre y saldrá el 28 de abril a través de Rhino. Entre otros temas aparecerán: "Bible Black", "Rock & Roll Angel", "Breaking Into Heaven", "Atom & Evil" y "Eating the Cannibals". El disco fue grabado en los estudios Rockfield de Gales, el mismo lugar en el que BLACK SABBATH registró "Dehumanizer".

Para principios de este año??? que raro que aún no lo tengamos ya...jajajaj

Bueno pero si sale el 28 de Abril, por marzo asi ya lo tendremos... dedorisa.gif

Detalles de lo nuevo de HEAVEN AND HELL

Según Billboard.com, HEAVEN AND HELL (o lo que es lo mismo, los BLACK SABBATH de la época Dio) llamará "The Devil You Know" a su disco de debut bajo este nombre y saldrá el 28 de abril a través de Rhino. Entre otros temas aparecerán: "Bible Black", "Rock & Roll Angel", "Breaking Into Heaven", "Atom & Evil" y "Eating the Cannibals". El disco fue grabado en los estudios Rockfield de Gales, el mismo lugar en el que BLACK SABBATH registró "Dehumanizer".

paico , sabes algo del album que grabo dio con su primo , con el grupo The Rods, que sale en breve, se agradeceria me informaras si lo ves por ahi .
salud.

After finishing several heralded world tours as HEAVEN & HELL last summer, Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Vinny Appice were tighter than ever before, both musically and personally.

Agreeing that it would be a shame to stop making music together at tour's end, the quartet began writing, first in England at Iommi's home studio and later in Los Angeles at Dio's studio. "The band had gotten too good to just walk away," Dio says. "We wanted to show people that we were still capable of giving them new music that measured up to what we'd done in the past."

With that goal in mind, the band once again converged on Rockfield Studios in Wales last winter, the same place they used 17 years earlier to record their last album, "Dehumanizer". The result is the long-awaited new album, "The Devil You Know", featuring 10 soon-to-be-classic tracks from the Dio-fronted version of BLACK SABBATH. The highly anticipated set arrives on April 28 from Rhino for a suggested list price of $18.98 (physical) and $9.99 (digital).

It took less than three weeks to finish the album, with most of the songs only needing a couple of takes. "It was good to play them live in the studio. It keeps you on edge," Iommi says. "I mean, somewhere along the line we were gonna have to play them live; might as well start in the studio." Butler adds: "We've learned from the past that you can kill a song doing it over and over. The first SABBATH albums were done in two or three days. Technically they weren't great, but vibe-wise they were great. If you capture that feeling, that's all you need."

"Bible Black", the epic first single, begins with Iommi on acoustic guitar behind Dio's plaintive wail before the rhythm shifts to a menacing stomp for the rest of this dark tale about a book of sinister scriptures. One of the first songs written for the album, Dio says it established a tone for the rest of the album. "When you start off with a blockbuster like that, it makes the rest of the album so much easier because it gives you a benchmark to measure the other songs against."

Iommi proves he hasn't lost the ability to inspire six-string envy, unleashing riffs like a pack of rabid hellhounds on "Atom And Evil", "Fear", "Neverwhere", and "Eating The Cannibals", a tune about doing more than biting the hand that feeds. Butler and Appice slow the pace while ramping up the intensity on "Follow The Tears" and "Double The Pain" and "Breaking Into Heaven", the latter diverging from its glacial procession for Dio's majestic chorus about fallen angels planning an attack on paradise.