DIO

Dio - Holy Diver (1983)

Tracks:
01. Stand up And Shout
02. Holy Diver
03. Gypsy
04. Caught In The Middle
05. Don't talk to Strangers
06. Straight Through the Heart
07. Invisible
08. Rainbow in The Dark
09. Shame on The Night

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Dio - The Last In Line (1984)

Tracks:
01. We Rock
02. The Last In Line
03. Breathless
04. I Speed at Night
05. One Night in the City
06. Evil Eyes
07. Mystery
08. Eat Your Heart Out
09. Egypt The Chains Are On

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Dio - Sacred Heart (1985)

Tracks:
01. King of Rock and Roll
02. Sacred Heart
03. Another Lie
04. Rock N Roll Children
05. Hungry For Heaven
06. Like The Beat of a Heart
07. Just Another Day
08. Fallen Angels
09. Shoot Shoot

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Dio - Dream Evil (1987)

Tracks:
01. Night People
02. Dream Evil
03. Sunset Superman
04. All The Fools Sailed Away
05. Naked in The Rain
06. Overlove
07. I Could Have Been A Dreamer
08. Face In The Window
09. When a Woman Cries

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Dio - Lock up The Wolves (1990)

Released May 15, 1990 and is Dio's fifth album. This album displayed a complete change of musician line-up over the previous Dream Evil album, including the 19 year old guitarist, Rowan Robertson, and the addition of Simon Wright on drums who previously played with AC/DC.

Tracks:
01. Wild One
02. Born on the Sun
03. Hey Angel
04. Between Two Hearts
05. Night Music
06. Lock Up the Wolves
07. Evil on Queen Street
08. Walk on Water
09. Twisted
10. Why Are They Watching Me
11. My Eyes

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Dio - Strange Highways (1994)

The 6th studio album by American heavy metal band Dio. It's also their first album since Ronnie James Dio and Vinny Appice's reunion tour with Black Sabbath. First released in 1994 on Reprise Records.

After the short lived Dehumanizer reunion with Black Sabbath, Dio and Appice returned to Dio's solo group. Due to Dio's hard feelings toward Craig Goldy at the time, he hired Tracy Grijalva as his guitarist. In this, and the next album, Dio would take the sound of the Dehumanizer album and build on that, giving this album a very hard, modern feel.

Tracks:
01. Jesus, Mary & the Holy Ghost (Dio, G, Pilson) – 4:13
02. Firehead – 4:06
03. Strange Highways – 6:54
04. Hollywood Black (Dio, G, Appice) – 5:10
05. Evilution – 5:37
06. Pain (Dio, G) – 4:14
07. One Foot in the Grave – 4:01
08. Give Her the Gun (Dio, G, Pilson) – 5:58
09. Blood from a Stone – 4:14
10. Here's to You – 3:24
11. Bring Down the Rain

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Dio - Angry Machines (1996)

The 7th studio album from the heavy metal band Dio. It was released in 1996 on Mayhem Records. It was the last studio album to feature original drummer Vinny Appice.

Tracks:
01. Institutional Man (Dio, Tracy Grijalva, Vinny Appice) – 5:00
02. Don't Tell the Kids (Dio, Grijalva, Appice) – 4:13
03. Black (Dio, Grijalva, Appice, Jeff Pilson) – 3:06
04. Hunter of the Heart (Dio, Grijalva, Appice) – 4:06
05. Stay Out of My Mind (Dio, Pilson) – 6:57
06. Big Sister (Dio, Grijalva, Appice, Pilson) – 5:27
07. Double Monday (Dio, Grijalva, Appice) – 2:50
08. Golden Rules (Dio, Grijalva, Appice) – 4:46
09. Dying in America (Dio, Grijalva, Appice, Pilson)– 4:31
10. God Hates Heavy Metal (Bonus Track) – 3:45
11. This Is Your Life (Dio, Grijalva)– 3:18

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Dio - Magica (2000)

Their 8th studio album. It was released 21 March 2000 through Spitfire Records. Magica marks the return of guitarist Craig Goldy, who also has performed on Dio's Dream Evil (1987) and Master of the Moon (2004) albums. Magica also features Jimmy Bain on bass, Simon Wright on drums, and Scott Warren on keyboards. Vocalist Ronnie James Dio produced this concept album. Magica was originally planned to be the first part of a trilogy of concept albums; however, there has been no announcement regarding the remaining two albums to date.

Tracks:
01. Discovery (Dio) – 0:54
02. Magica Theme (Dio) – 1:16
03. Lord of the Last Day (Dio) – 4:04
04. Fever Dreams (Dio) – 4:37
05. Turn to Stone – 5:19
06. Feed My Head – 5:39
07. Eriel – 7:25
08. Challis – 4:25
09. As Long as It's Not About Love – 6:04
10. Losing My Insanity – 5:04
11. Otherworld – 4:56
12. Magica (Reprise) – 1:53
13. Lord of the Last Day (Reprise) (Dio) – 1:44
14. Magica Story – 18:26

NOTE:
Some release has a Bonus Track no.11 - Annica (Bonus Track) – 3:46

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Dio - Kill The Dragon (2002)

Tracks:
01. Killing The Dragon
02. Along Comes A Spider
03. Scream
04. Better In The Dark
05. Rock And Roll
06. Push
07. Guilty
08. Throw Away The Children
09. Before The Fall
10. Cold Feet

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Dio - Master of The Moon (2004)

Their 10th studio album. It was released on September 7, 2004 in America through Sanctuary Records and August 30, 2004 in Europe through SPV Records. As of October 2009, this is Dio's most recent studio album done under the Dio name.

Master of the Moon marks the return of guitarist Craig Goldy, who also performed on Dio's Dream Evil (1987) and Magica (2000). It also features Jeff Pilson on bass, Simon Wright on drums, and Scott Warren on keyboards, although according to some, Dio and Goldy handled all keyboard duties on the album (Scott Warren is listed in the credits for the album).[citation needed]

One song, "Death by Love," was partly written by former Magica touring bassist Chuck Garric.
There are no writing credits provided in the album's liner notes. Ronnie James Dio produced this album. On the supporting tour for this album Dio went on the road with Fire Ball Ministry and Anthrax opening. He reached into his catalogue and played songs from various stages of his career, including Rainbow and Black Sabbath songs. Due to other commitments, Pilson was unable to tour the album and Rudy Sarzo took over the bass guitar duties.

Tracks:
01. One More for the Road – 3:18
02. Master of the Moon – 4:19
03. The End of the World – 4:39
04. Shivers – 4:15
05. The Man Who Would Be King – 4:58
06. The Eyes – 6:27
07. Living the Lie – 4:25 (Ronnie James Dio; Craig Goldy; Simon Wright)
08. I Am – 5:00
09. Death by Love – 4:21 (Dio; Goldy; Chuck Garric; Wright)
10. In Dreams – 4:26
11. The Prisoner Of Paradise (Bonus Track) – 4:01

NOTE:
Dio in Italian means "God".

Blind Vengeance was a short-lived heavy metal band that formed in Canada (Oshawa, Ontario) 1982 Talented teen singer Harry Hess was the strength of the endeavor, along with experienced drummer Darren Smith. In 1984, Blind Vengeance signed with Attic Records and finished work on a debut album, Taste of Sin. When no other recordings came about, Hess and Smith put a quick end to Blind Vengeance and formed a new band, Harem Scarem, with bassist Mike Gionet and guitarist Pete Lesperance.

Harold Hess : Vocals
Darren Smith : Drums
Bill Brough : Bass
Darryl Frattura : Guitar