Black Sabbath - Born Again Album

Tracklist

1	Zero The Hero	7:35
2	Born Again	6:35
3	Stonehenge	1:58
4	Hot Line	4:50
5	The Dark	0:48
6	Keep It Warm	5:39
7	Disturbing The Priest	5:48
8	Digital Bitch	3:38
9	Trashed	4:15

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
VERL 8, 814 271-1	Black Sabbath	Born Again ‎(LP, Album)	Vertigo, Vertigo	VERL 8, 814 271-1	UK	1983
814 271-2	Black Sabbath	Born Again ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Vertigo	814 271-2	Europe	Unknown
814 271-4	Black Sabbath	Born Again ‎(Cass, Album)	Vertigo	814 271-4	Greece	1983
SMRCD075	Black Sabbath	Born Again ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, RP)	Sanctuary, BMG	SMRCD075	Europe	Unknown
ESM CD 334, GAS 0000334ESM	Black Sabbath	Born Again ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, RP)	Essential, Essential	ESM CD 334, GAS 0000334ESM	UK	Unknown

Credits

• Artwork [Artwork Assistant] – Steve Barrett
• Bass, Effects [Bass Effects] – Geezer Butler
• Coordinator [Album Co-ordination] – Paul Clark
• Design [Cover Design], Artwork – Steve Joule
• Drums, Percussion – Bill Ward
• Engineer – Robin Black
• Guitar, Effects [Guitar Effects], Flute – Tony Iommi
• Management – David Arden , Don Arden
• Producer – Black Sabbath, Robin Black
• Technician [Equipment & Guitar Technician] – Peter Restey
• Vocals – Ian Gillan
• Written-By – Black Sabbath

Notes

Recorded at The Manor Studio, Shipton on Cherwell Oxfordshire, England.

Companies

• Recorded At – The Manor

Video

Album

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