Dio Holy Diver - Deluxe Edition Tracks: cd 1: 1. Stand Up and Shout 2. Holy Diver 3. Gypsy 4. Caught in the Middle 5. Don't Talk to Strangers 6. Straight Through the Heart 7. Invisible 8. Rainbow in the Dark 9. Shame on the Night cd 2: 1. Evil Eyes (studio recording, originally appeared on B-Side to Holy Diver single) 2. Stand Up and Shout (Live B-Side - Utrecht, Dec 4, 1983) 3. Straight Through the Heart (Live B-Side - Utrecht, Dec 4, 1983) 4. Stand Up and Shout (King Biscuit Flower Hour, Oct 30, 1983) 5. Shame on the Night (King Biscuit Flower Hour, Oct 30, 1983) 6. Children of the Sea (King Biscuit Flower Hour, Oct 30, 1983) 7. Holy Diver (King Biscuit Flower Hour, Oct 30, 1983) 8. Rainbow in the Dark (King Biscuit Flower Hour, Oct 30, 1983) 9. Man on the Silver Mountain (King Biscuit Flower Hour, Oct 30, 1983) Line up: Ronnie James Dio – vocals, keyboards Vivian Campbell – guitar Jimmy Bain – bass, keyboards Vinny Appice – drums Record Label / Year of Release: Universal 2012 Notes: Holy Diver is the debut album from American heavy metal band Dio. Released on May 25, 1983, the album has been hailed by critics as Dio's best work and a classic staple in the heavy metal genre. The original vinyl release had a photo-montage LP-liner, with images from both Rainbow and Black Sabbath days. The album was remastered and re-released by Rock Candy Records in 2005. The only notable addition to the original album is an audio interview with Ronnie James Dio. Tracks 10-19 on the 2005 edition are Dio's answers to various questions about the album. The questions are not posed during the interview itself, but can be found inside the CD's booklet instead. The B-sides to the singles, most of them live, remain generally unavailable on CD. Some were included in a limited-edition Japanese CD box set. The cover was controversial, featuring a devil killing a cleric. Dio was quick to argue that appearances are misleading, that it could just as easily be a priest killing a devil, wanting people not to "judge a book by its cover." The demon-like monster is the band's mascot known as "Murray" and is featured on several other Dio albums as well.[5] When the "DIO" logo is viewed upside-down it can be interpreted as spelling either the word "DIE" or "DEVIL". However, Ronnie James Dio has disclaimed this and called it purely coincidental. Re-issue in 2012 as Deluxe Edition by Universal Music. Remastered by Andy Pearce.