1. Turn Up the Night (3:42)
2. Voodoo (4:32)
3. The Sign of the Southern Cross (7:46)
4. E5150 (2:54)
5. The Mob Rules (3:14)
6. Country Girl (4:02)
7. Slipping Away (3:45)
8. Falling off the Edge of the World (5:02)
9. Over & Over (5:28)

• All songs written & arranged by Geezer Butler / Ronnie James Dio / Tony Iommi
• Lyrics by Ronnie James Dio

• Tony Iommi - Lead Guitar
• Geezer Butler - Bass
• Ronnie James Dio - Vocals
• Vinnie Appice - Drums
• Geoff Nicholls - Keyboards
  
  
• Produced & Engineered by Martin Birch
• Assistant Engineers: Eddie DeLena & Angelo Arcuri
• Recorded at the Record Plant, Los Angeles
• Cover Art by Greg Hildebrandt

       LP  Vertigo          6302 119   (UK 1981)
       LP  Vertigo          1144 119   (NL 1981)
       MC  Vertigo          7144 119   (UK 1981)
       CD  Vertigo          8307 777-2 (UK 1981)
       CD  Warner Bros      3605-2     (US 1981)
       CD  Essential/Castle ESMCD332   (UK - Feb 1996) - Remastered

• No known (to me, anyway) music videos for this album.
• E5150 and Mob Rules from this album also appear on the sountrack to the movie Heavy Metal with a slightly different mix.

This was the first Black Sabbath album I ever bought. Before this, I only owned one metal album, that being AC/DC's Back in Black. I was thumbing through a Circus Magazine, and saw the cover art for this album, which totally kicks ass. There was a remark in there about "See Black Sabbath on tour at a venue near you" or something like that. I thought I'd check out what kind of band would have cool cover art like that. The first Black Sabbath song I ever listened to was "Turn Up the Night". I was totally blown away. Unfortunately, Sabbath had just left Philadelphia (I was living there then), so I had to wait until Born Again to see 'em for the first time. The week after this, I bought Paranoid (totally at random), and I was hooked forever. I credit this album for getting me into Black Sabbath.