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	Black Sabbath (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Black Sabbath is the self-titled debut album of the British heavy metal band Black Sabbath released in the UK on Friday the 13th, February 1970.
		Many critics consider this album, especially the title track, to be definitive of the entire genre of heavy metal; it was arguably the first album to be classified as true heavy metal.
		The influence of Led Zeppelin, especially the use of blues rhythm, on heavy metal is apparent on this album, as are that genre's themes related to the occult.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Sabbath_(album) (570 words)

	Heaven and Hell (Black Sabbath album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Heaven and Hell is an album by Black Sabbath, released in May 1980 (see 1980 in music).
		This was the first album after the removal of singer Ozzy Osbourne from the band and was the first album featuring Ronnie James Dio as his replacement, who brought his own unique style of song writing and vocalisation to the band.
		Sabbath had in fact begun demoing material with singer Dio before Ozzy was formally fired.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Heaven_and_Hell_(Black_Sabbath_album) (535 words)

	Black Sabbath started in Birmingham, England in the late 60s under the name Earth, Initially a blues band.
		Black Sabbath started in Birmingham, England in the late 60s under the name Earth, Initially a blues band.
		Black Sabbath became one of the definitive classic heavy metal bands, to be ranked alongside Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Judas Priest.
		The next album Sabotage was not released until 1975 and the follow-up to that, Technical Ecstasy (1976) was the last Ozzy-Era album in the heavy Sabbath style.
	www.birminghamuk.com /wikipedia/Black_Sabbath.htm (373 words)

	Black Sabbath - Encyclopedia FunTrivia
		Glenn Hughes was the vocalist on this album.
		If you listen to Black Sabbath's lyrics, their songs were actually more about demons and Satan when Ronnie James Dio was in the band than they were when Ozzy was singing.
		Dio didn't like the way the album was mixed, as he felt his vocals were too quiet; the problem was he was mixing it during the day and Tony Iommi was remixing it during the night.
	www.funtrivia.com /en/Music/Black-Sabbath-5021.html (1716 words)

	Joe's CDs: Black Sabbath Archives
		Sabbath finally takes a break, and after two years returns with a stellar album, which is at least in part about the real life problems they were having with their management.
		This album is identical to the regular version, with the two exceptions of the liner notes being in Japanese, and the inclusion of a track "What's the Use?" which doesn't appear anywhere else on a Sabbath album.
		The original Black Sabbath reunited for two shows at the NEC in Birmingham England in December of 1997, and this album was recorded at those shows.
	joe.siegler.net /mycds/b/black_sabbath (7519 words)

	Black Sabbath Record Album Vinyl
		Black Sabbath is a British heavy metal band, originally comprised of John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne (vocals), Tony Iommi (guitar), Terence "Geezer" Butler (bass), and Bill Ward (drums).
		Black Sabbath formed in Birmingham, England in 1966 under the name Polka Tulk Blues Band (soon shortened to "Polka Tulk"), and later Earth.
		The newly-named Black Sabbath adopted darker lyrical themes, and a slower, ominous style - a significant element in the genre that would later be known as heavy metal, often ranked above Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Judas Priest in importance and influence in the genre.
	www.e-profession.com /records/Black_Sabbath_record.htm (350 words)

	Black Sabbath Album Reviews
		The band's most famous album was a U.K. #1 hit and went to #8 in the U.S., largely on the strength of three of their greatest songs.
		The Hipgnosis album cover illustrates the band’s increased use of studio technology, but the end result is slicker, not better, and any Sabbath fan will be struck by how little “heavy metal” exists on the album; even the best songs are more “hard rock” than anything else.
		Ozzy was fired (later briefly reuniting with Black Sabbath for a much ballyhooed late ‘90s Reunion tour and album), and diminutive former Rainbow singer Ronnie James Dio was hired, a move that ignited all involved, at least for a little while.
	www.geocities.com /sfloman/blacksabbath.html (2363 words)

	Black Sabbath Online: Black Sabbath (The Album)
		On the left hand side are the words Black Sabbath (the Sabbath spills over on to the right sleeve.) On the right sleeve is an inverted cross.
		On the second release, the sleeve is the same as the original release, except that the sleeve background is white.
		the cataract of darkness form fully, the long fl night begins, yet still, by the lake a young girl waits, unseeing she believes herself unseen, she smiles, faintly at the distant tolling bell, and the still falling rain.
	www.black-sabbath.com /discog/blacksabbath.html (1277 words)

	Black Sabbath Album Reviews
		Black Sabbath's grind is an impossibly corpulent sludge, wallowing in its own colossal heaviness and some of the most brutal, bludgeoning riffs in the history of popular music.
		Parts of the album seem to be the sound of Sabbath finding their feet, but overall this is a very good album.
		Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is a bit of a divisive album, as its detractors consider it the beginning of the end, but despite its flaws and considerably less brutal power, it's still Sabbath in their prime, offering a pleasing combination of catchy heaviness and slightly peculiar, but oh so charming attempts at a certain elegance.
	www.guypetersreviews.com /blacksabbath.php (5905 words)

	Black Sabbath (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Black Hair Style Interest in fl holes was rekindled in 1967, due to theoretical and experimental progress.
		Shortly thereafter, the use of the expression "fl hole" was coined by theoretical physicist John Wheeler [1].
		Black And Decker The high velocity of this star supports the hypothesis of a super-massive fl hole in the center of the galaxy.
	www.black-place.com /black-sabbath_15.html (970 words)

	Black Sabbath
		On the contrary, Sabbath were playing on the brink of 'blasphemous' from the very beginning - starting from the name of the band and ending with hoardes of witches that were putting hexes on them every few months (funny enough, the band members were so afraid of it themselves that they started wearing crosses).
		Sitting through an entire Black Sabbath album in one go is generally a much harder task than sitting through an entire Purple or Led Zep album, especially if you're not addicted to heavy metal as a genre: the tone is rarely varied, and when it is, it often leads to embarrassments.
		The reasons are that first, their albums are quite easy to assimilate, be they great or crappy; and second, I doubt whether it's more difficult to get a complete discography of any other band than the one of Sabbath in Russia.
	starling.rinet.ru /music/sabbath.htm (17737 words)

	Amazon.com: Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: Music: Black Sabbath (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		So, "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" is a true gem which proves Black Sabbath were successfully able to expand on their sound and add creative touches to their music, while still remaining true to their roots.
		After the overwhelming "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath," the listener is offered a reprieve with the laid-back yet fully captivating "A National Acrobat." The beautiful melancholy acoustic "Fluff" is perhaps Iommi's all-time greatest instrumental and serves as a sharp contrast to the rest of the album.
		This isn't the case at all, however, with "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath." This album is the perfect example of a band experimenting, growing, and maturing, without loosing its teeth or letting its ambitions run wild.
	www.amazon.com /Sabbath-Bloody/dp/B000002KET (2622 words)

	Pop Culture - About Black Sabbath - Plus Black Sabbath Posters & T-Shirts. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Disturbing the Priest is taken from Born Again, the 1983 album which saw the world’s legendary rock vocalist - Ian Gillan - and Heart Like a Wheel originally featured on the blues Seventh Star, with Glenn Hughes on vocals.
		The Sabbath Stones marks the end of an era in the history of Black Sabbath, while a new chapter is just about to open.
		Whatever the future brings, one thing is for certain: the works of Black Sabbath will continue to be the benchmark by which hard and heavy music is judged.
	www.americanpopcultureencyclopedia.com /black_sabbath.htm (286 words)

	The Rock Radio: New album for Black Sabbath guitarist
		Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi takes a break from his OzzFest preparations today (Tuesday, July 12th) to release a new album called Fused.
		It features ex-Deep Purple singer-bassist Glenn Hughes, who worked with Iommi previously on the 1986 Black Sabbath album Seventh Star and last year's The 1996 DEP Sessions, along with drummer Kenny Aronoff, whose resume includes the Iommi album in 2000 and a long run with John Mellencamp.
		Black Sabbath are the headliners, with Iron Maiden in the second spot.
	therockradio.com /2005/07/new-album-for-black-sabbath-guitarist.html (192 words)

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		Also available in fl and white sleeve (only front cover printed, some records got an insert as image for the back cover, shows the same as the back cover of the fl and blue printed version).
		Black Sabbath played four gigs only at Hammersmith and in Tokyo on this tour, so this points out that BUER recordings are from one of those Hammersmith shows (could be 1980 or 1981 - Sabbath played twice four gigs at Hammersmith) or Tokyo (Japan).
		BLACK BLOODY BLACK ------------------ (Kiss The Stone KTS 171) Source: Orpheum Theater, Boston, USA, 9/8/1992 CD: The Mob Rules/Computer God/Children Of The Sea/Time Machine/War Pigs/I/ Black Sabbath/Master Of Insanity/After All(The Dead)/Heaven And Hell/Neon Knights/Neon Knights (78:04 min) Comments: Same concert as "The Dead, the bad and the ugly" and "Hexensabbath".
	www.black-sabbath.de /bootleg2.sab (10240 words)

	Black Sabbath Online: Black Sabbath Discography
		The albums in the section above are the "Official" Black Sabbath albums.
		That doesn't mean it's illegal, but lots of things like record label greatest Hits albums (the NEMS one springs to mind) fall in this category.
		Please also note that the various items in the "Notes" sections of the discography pages were written and researched by me. If you want to use my notes, please let me know, and give me a credit/linkback.
	www.black-sabbath.com /discog/sabbathpick.html (195 words)

	YouTube - Black Sabbath - Trashed (video) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		i saw this concert.this was the last great sabbath album imo..was an awesome show tho.nobody can scream like gillian.the song "disturbing the priest" still gives me chillz.bev bevens played the drums on that tour.what made me nutz was the fact that most of the concert go'ers were there for quiet riot,can you believe that crap?
		This was the last true classic album released by Black Sabbath.
		I own every studio album up to this one, but after it I only own Dehumanizer, which is not bad but definitely not a classic.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=mCKvQu9GUno&search=black+sabbath (375 words)

	OZZYHEAD.COM NEWS - Guitarist Tony Iommi Bored With New Black Sabbath Album Idea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has no problem organizing his priorities.
		However, by committing so resolutely to Sabbath, Iommi has been unable to support the recent release of his second solo album, Fused, a granite-solid slab that sounds more like a groove-saturated cross between Deep Purple and Audioslave than anything by Sabbath.
		Fittingly enough, Iommi was joined on the record by ex-Deep Purple singer/bassist Glenn Hughes (who sang with Sabbath in the '80s), session drummer extraordinaire Kenny Aronoff and bassist/keyboardist Bob Marlette, who also produced the disc and co-wrote all of the songs.
	www.ozzyhead.com /news2005/9-8-05a.htm (810 words)

	Amazon.com: Black Sabbath: Music: Black Sabbath (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This album was the start of a great career-a career which influenced a countless number of bands; most hard rock groups, including everyone from Smashing Pumpkins to Slipknot, have cited Black Sabbath as an influence.
		The first ever Black Sabbath song recorded was, well, "Black Sabbath." This song (and this album) begins with the sound of a thunderstorm.
		Compared to later Black Sabbath albums, this album sounds relatively thin, but that is perfectly understandable since they only spent a few hundred English pounds and a few days recording this album.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002KB8?v=glance (1541 words)

	Black Sabbath
		Black Sabbath is, in my opinion, the band that created and defined heavy metal as we know it today.
		Their first official album Black Sabbath, released in 1970, was as far as I know the first album of its kind.
		There were, of course, several other great rock bands around when Sabbath began - The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin - but no one before Sabbath had ever played the kind of dark, heavy sounding music that we now know as heavy metal.
	www.cs.utk.edu /~kreed/sabbath.htm (337 words)

	Black Sabbath CD
		The archetypal heavy metal band, Black Sabbath unleashed a debut album marked by ponderous, sludgy rhythms, heavily distorted riffs and chords, and more than a whiff of darkness and Black Magic.
		Though no one could have predicted it at the time, Sabbath was laying the groundwork for a genre that would continue to grow in popularity through the '70s, '80s, '90s, and beyond.
		BLACK SABBATH announces the arrival of both the band and the style in no uncertain terms.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1267566/a/Black+Sabbath.htm (486 words)

	eBay - black sabbath album ..., Music Memorabilia, Records items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Black Sabbath 1st Album Cover T-Shirt L Blk
		Black Sabbath - Debut Album band T shirt New Large
		Black Sabbath Revolution In Their Minds Album Poster NR
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	Artist Biography - Black Sabbath - MOG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I think Ozzy got fired from Sabbath for being drunk, high and a total mess, which is funny, because they were were all coked out maniacs at the time.
		I have seen Sabbath a half-dozen times, starting in 1975 with the Sabotage show at Winterland in San Francisco, continuing through various shows with other vocalists, and including their first-time reunion in Costa Mesa, CA (4 songs), and the Reunion tour.
		Known worldwide as the embodiment of heavy metal, England's Black Sabbath enveloped the 1970s in a dense fog of apocalyptic imagery, monolithic guitar riffs, and horror-movie lyrics.
	mog.com /music/Black+Sabbath (1064 words)

	Black Sabbath > Biography at MyStrands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Recording classic albums such as their self-titled debut and Paranoid (from which the title track was a surprise UK hit single), the line-up remained unchanged until 1973 when Rick Wakeman (b.
		This Sabbath incarnation was generally regarded as the most disastrous, with Born Again failing to capture any of the original vitality of the group.
		In 1994, a tribute album, Nativity In Black, was released, which featured appearances from all four original members in various guises, plus Megadeth, White Zombie, Sepultura, Biohazard, Ugly Kid Joe, Bruce Dickinson, Therapy?, Corrosion Of Conformity and Type O Negative.
	www.musicstrands.com /artist/3988/biography (1121 words)

	The Arcane Archive - MUS RVW: Black Sabbath
		Sabbath's first album, 'Black Sabbath' and their third, 'Master of Reality' (the first I was to purchase) became my favorites of that which I was to hear (I picked up a later 'Live eviL' which was ok too) and I loved their bluesy style, metallic intervention and dark themes.
		two songs from these albums were overtly related to Satan as I understand it: 'Black Sabbath' (first song on the self-titled album) and 'Lord of this World' from 'Master of Reality'.
		Black Sabbath was originally composed of Ozzy Osbourne (vocals), Geezer Butler (bass), Tony Iommi (guitar), and Bill Ward (drums).
	www.arcane-archive.org /religion/satanism/mus-rvw-black-sabbath-1.php (886 words)

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