them as Black Sabbath. When finalising the cover art, the band narrowed it down to their two favourites but had a difficult time making a final decision. The second of those two favourites prominently features the traditional Black Sabbath devil logo. That alternative cover is available exclusively at Wal-Mart within the United States. Critical reception The Devil You Know has received generally positive reviews. The album currently holds a score of 63/100 at the aggregate review site, Metacritic, indicating mixed or positive reviews. AllMusic described the album as being like Black Sabbath's Paranoid in matching its moment. However, it goes on to note that Heaven & Hell expresses a "very different side of their musical personalities" than Black Sabbath, and that the differing band name is suitable. Metal Hammer described the album as "one of the heavy releases of the year" and honored it with a 2010 Golden Gods Award for Best Album. Martin Popoff rated the album as better than Dehumanizer, but not as good as Heaven and Hell or Mob Rules. He described Dio's vocals being delivered with "thespian enunciation" and "passion". Touring Heaven & Hell embarked on a second international tour (after their 2007 tour) in support of The Devil You Know. The band's first scheduled date was in Bogotá on 5 May 2009. They were supported by progressive rock acts Coheed and Cambria and The Mars Volta on North America for a select number of shows in August 2009. Track listing Charts Personnel Heaven & Hell Ronnie James Dio – vocals, production Tony Iommi – guitar, production Geezer Butler – bass guitar, production Vinny Appice – drums, percussion Additional Personnel Mike Exeter – keyboards, additional production, engineering Production Recorded by Mike Exeter Mixing and additional recording by Wyn Davis, assisted by Mike Sutherland and Adam Arnold Mastered by Stephen Marcussen Art direction and design by Masaki Koike Cover illustration by Per Øyvind Haagensen Photograph by Chapman Baehler Etchings by Johann Koch References External links Heaven & Hell at Metal Archives 2009 debut albums Heaven & Hell (band) albums Rhino Records albums Albums produced by Mike Exeter Albums recorded at Rockfield Studios