A new collection of Dio guitar picks featuring album cover art from the band is now available.
The set features 10 real 1mm guitar picks featuring Dio album art and a Ronnie James Dio photo pick.
Fans can order their sets at Dio’s webstore here.
This past spring, Dio released "Finding The Sacred Heart – Live In Philly 1986" on DVD and CD..
The band was filmed at The Spectrum in Philadelphia on June 17, 1986 during the second leg of the "Sacred Heart" tour, which featured new guitarist Craig Goldy.
The show was issued in an edited form first on VHS and then DVD. Now for the first time, the full concert has been released in the original running order, restored from the original 16mm film and with remastered sound.
For a full track list, click here.
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