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Ian Gillan Celebrates the Remix of "Born Again", His only Album with Black Sabbath

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Ian Gillan, vocalist for Deep Purple, spoke again about "Born Again", the only album he recorded alongside Black Sabbath, and celebrated that he will finally have a new remix. The album, released in 1983, was for years abused by both critics and fans. Ian Gillan's passage through Black Sabbath According to Loudersound, Gillan briefly joined Sabbath after Ronnie James Dio's departure. Together with Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward, he reco…

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