Born Again

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2.	Stonehenge	01:58	instrumental
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3.	Disturbing the Priest	05:49	Show lyrics
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4.	The Dark	00:45	instrumental
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5.	Zero the Hero	07:35	Show lyrics
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6.	Digital Bitch	03:39	Show lyrics
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7.	Born Again	06:34	Show lyrics
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8.	Hot Line	04:52	Show lyrics
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9.	Keep It Warm	05:36	Show lyrics
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Read	Reborn Again	88%	MEGANICK89	November 13th, 2012
Read	Atmosphere does not make up...	40%	ConorFynes	June 5th, 2012
Read	The Darkest Album?	90%	Josef_K	September 2nd, 2010
Read	Excellent A-side, mediocre...	75%	Miihkali123	August 22nd, 2009
Read	The most underrated album...	95%	adders11	June 3rd, 2009
Read	The Black Purple Experience	75%	Lade	November 6th, 2008
Read	Weekend at Gillan's	87%	ANationalAcrobat	June 24th, 2008
Read	Underrated Masterpiece	92%	Luvers666	June 26th, 2007
Read	Deep Sabbath's one-hit wonder!	95%	Satanwolf	May 6th, 2007
Read	Born Again Wicked.	88%	hells_unicorn	November 3rd, 2006
Read	Underrated classic	95%	BlackFuneral666	November 1st, 2006
Read	Still Born	60%	cronosmantas	February 28th, 2006
Read	It should be called "Born...	36%	westknife	August 14th, 2004
Read	Wow...a lost classic!	90%	Snxke	July 3rd, 2004
Read	The most maligned Sabbath...	85%	desert_demon	May 9th, 2004
Read	Merde	35%	OlympicSharpshooter	January 10th, 2004
Read	Amazing	95%	SufferingOverdue	June 27th, 2003
Read	Oh yes, this is evil!!	77%	UltraBoris	August 26th, 2002

All tracks by Gillan, Iommi, Butler, Ward.

Bill Ward left after the recording of this album to be replaced by Electric Light Orchestra's Bev Bevan.

According to legend, the infamous cover art for this album was done by an artist who was working for both Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne, and the story goes that he made an intentionally poor job of it in the hope that Sabbath would reject it so that he could sever ties with them. As it turned out, Tony Iommi loved it (although Ian Gillan thought it was appalling).

It is a common misconception that the "Stonehenge" scene in This Is Spinal Tap was inspired by Black Sabbath's stage set for this album's tour. Black Sabbath used a huge Stonehenge set that often didn't fit the venues they played in, whereas Spinal Tap's Stonehenge prop was too small, and "in danger of being crushed by a dwarf." In actuality the concept for this scene was developed in 1982, well before the Sabbath tour in question.

No CD version of this album was ever released in the United States (although some imports can be found in some stores in that country).

Reissued on 2CD by Sanctuary in 2011.
The second CD bonus tracks:
1. The Fallen (04:27)
2. Stonehenge (04:43)
3. Hot Line (04:54)
4. War Pigs (07:25)
5. Black Sabbath (07:10)
6. The Dark (01:05)
7. Zero the Hero (06:54)
8. Digital Bitch (03:33)
9. Iron Man (07:40)
10. Smoke on the Water (04:56)
11. Paranoid (04:17)
Tracks 3-11 recorded live at the Reading Festival, Saturday August 27th 1983.