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	Rolling Stone : Black Sabbath: Biography
		Black Sabbath the album, the song, and the band have been studied by metalheads with all the fervor accorded the Dead Sea Scrolls.
		"Black Sabbath" the song starts off the not-feeling-so-fab four's 1970 debut, and from the moment that its first fearsome notes were unleashed on an unsuspecting public it has remained one of the unshakeable cornerstones of heavy metal.
		It's an album that eats hippies for breakfast; also, it has even been statistically determined that if a brain cell were the size of a grain of sand, the amount lost while listening to this record upon its first year of release could easily fill the Grand Canyon.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/blacksabbath/biography (941 words)

	Live at Last (Black Sabbath album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Live At Last is an odd live album from Black Sabbath.
		However, the band eventually came to approve the recording, and released the whole album as part of the two disc live compilation Past Lives in 2002.
		Live At Last was also significant in that its initial release in 1980 prompted Black Sabbath to finally record their own approved live album, 1983's Live Evil
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	Black Sabbath Biography
		Black Sabbath are a British heavy metal band originally composed of Ozzy Osbourne (vocals), Tony Iommi (guitar), Geezer Butler (bass), Bill Ward (drums).
		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.
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	BLACK SABBATH JUST THE TICKET
		The newly-named Black Sabbath adopted darker lyrical themes and a slower, ominous style, and became one of the definitive classic heavy metal bands, often ranked alongside Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Judas Priest in importance and influence.
		Black Sabbath TicketsAnother innovation was the by-product of an accident: Iommi's fretting fingers were injured in an industrial accident during his early tenure with Earth.
		Black Sabbath's next singer was Tony Martin, with whom they released The Eternal Idol, Headless Cross, and Tyr; then Dio returned for one album, Dehumanizer; back to Martin for Cross Purposes, Cross Purposes Live, and Forbidden.
	www.goldenseed.co.uk /black_sabbath.html (1574 words)

	Browse by Artist: BLACK SABBATH
		The album was toured extensively throughout Europe, and it was during this tour that Black Sabbath appeared on the German TV show Beat Club (similar to the UK's Old Grey Whistle Test) and recorded four songs live, including, bizarrely, a cover version of 'Blue Suede Shoes'.
		"Black Sabbath's legendary debut album, originally released in 1970 is considered to be the genre's magnum opus, defining the seventies heavy metal sound and creating shock waves that would have an incalculably profound impact on rock music for generations to come.
		The first album by the Sabbath to reach a top five position in the charts since Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Born Again begins with the massive power-metal anvil 'Trashed', followed by other fine examples of heavy rock such as 'Disturbing The Priest' and the carpet for Gillan's virtuosos, the prog anthem title track.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/black.sabbath.html (1443 words)

	Live at Last Black Sabbath / CD / 1980
		Surprisingly, Warner Brothers never released a live Black Sabbath album in the U.S. during Ozzy Osbourne's years with the band.
		It wasn't until 1982's double-LP Live Evil (which featured Ronnie James Dio instead of the Oz) that Warner finally put out a live Sabbath album in the U.S. Released in England in 1980, Live at Last is a single LP that was recorded before Osbourne's departure but didn't come out until after he had left.
		Nems lets you know that Live at Last was recorded in Manchester, England, and at the Rainbow in London, but no recording dates are given.
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	Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath Band, Black Sabbath Music
		The BLACK SABBATH legend was kept alive by the release of Ozzy's compilation album, 'The Ozzman Cometh'.
		SABBATH put in their last ever live gigs dubbed ‘The last supper’ at Birmingham’s NEC in late December 1999 with Ward back behind the kit.
		BLACK SABBATH would hit the music TV shows once again in the summer of 2002 courtesy of ex member Ronnie James Dio and the video for his current single 'Push' from the DIO album 'Killing The Dragon'.
	www.themusichype.com /bands/metal/black_sabbath_17 (1178 words)

	Black Sabbath \| Featured Videos, Photos and Articles \| MTV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Black Sabbath has been so influential in the development of heavy metal rock music as to be a defining force in the style.
		Black Sabbath, which took an even more extreme tack than the still blues- and folk-based Led Zeppelin, was lambasted by critics (and though they eventually made their peace with Zeppelin, they never did with Sabbath).
		When they returned to action in July 1975 with their sixth album, Sabotage, they were welcomed back at home, but in the U.S. the musical climate had changed, making things more difficult for an album-oriented band with a heavy style, and though the LP reached the Top 20, it did not match previous sales levels.
	www.mtv.com /music/artist/black_sabbath/artist.jhtml (1779 words)

	Black Sabbath - Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath
		Though they are best known as the planet's premier heavy-metal band, Black Sabbath's major contribution has been to successfully capture the gist of specifically Seventies culture through their music.
		Sabbath's increasingly successful co-ordination of moog and mellotron instrumentation into the basic heavy-metal format enables them to shift moods with admiral dexterity, particularly on "Who Are You?," an excitingly electronic effort.
		Sabbath adds some synths to their sludge and comes up with a surprisingly solid album, which manages to expand on their patented slow, gloomy sound.
	www.superseventies.com /spblacksabbath2.html (614 words)

	Live At Last by Black Sabbath CD
		LIVE AT LAST is as its title suggests : a live album (finally !!!) before the Ozzy's broke-up with the band.
		That album is in a way a swan song, the final album with Ozzy as the singer.
		LIVE AT LAST is a great piece of history : the album offers the feeling of what's what like SABBATH on stage.
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	Live at Last - Black Sabbath - Similar Albums
		Released in 1981, the live album No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith recaps the highlights from the legendary run of albums Motörhead released during the prior few years, namely Overkill, Bomber, and Ace of Spades.
		Of the many obscure and wonderful albums recorded by members of the downtown avant-garde elite in the early 1980s, this is one of the most obscure and most wonderful.
		Heavy Pettin', while created by a group of obviously talented musicians, is a classic illustration of the wisdom of the A&R man's maxim, "it ain't nuthin' without a hit song." Produced by the venerable Brian May of Queen, the guitars are big, the drums are bigger, and the vocals are appropriately high pitched and screechy.
	www.mp3.com /albums/24760/similar.html (655 words)

	Black Sabbath
		Black Sabbath released another smash hit in 1971, ''Master of Reality.'' This was the first Sabbath album to feature a significant amount of acoustic material ("Solitude" contained a flute solo by Iommi).
		Black Sabbath's next album (and first with singer Ronnie James Dio), ''Heaven and Hell'', proved to be a success, and saw the band's highest charting since 1975s ''Sabotage''.
		The unauthorized release in 1980 of the live bootleg ''Live At Last'' (recorded in the Ozzy era during the 1975 Sabotage tour) prompted the band to properly record a live album on the Mob Rules tour, titled ''Live Evil''.
	www.artistopia.com /black-sabbath (3193 words)

	Tapio's Ronnie James Dio Pages: Black Sabbath Biography
		Between Rainbow and Black Sabbath, Ronnie James Dio considered to put his own band together, but before he could get a record deal or even a band together, he got a call from Tony Iommi asking Dio to put a band together with him, as he was very unhappy with Black Sabbath's then-singer Ozzy Osbourne.
		Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult decided to do a tour together in the USA in the fall of 1980.
		After the split there was a huge amount of press releases and interviews from Black Sabbath where both Geezer and Tony Iommi accused Ronnie and Vinny for sneaking into the studios during nights to mix bass and especially guitar volume lower and to mix up vocals and drums on the Live Evil album.
	www.dio.net /biography/BlackSabbath.html (1395 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.
		Anyway, Sabbath disciples likely didn’t know what to make of this fairly diverse collection, but it has mostly weathered time well (aside from the two filler tracks), standing as a consistent gathering of tunes that daringly tried to push the envelope in directions not tried before or since.
		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)

	The Sabbath Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Black Sabbath's first album (February 13th, 1970, a Friday, of course) is the first incarnation of real Heavy Rock, and of what later has become known as Heavy Metal.
		Compare that to the last album, where they had to put up towards ten seconds pause between them, to let the listener be able to get out of one tune and into another.
		Live albums have a tendency to get somewhat one-dimensional, and that goes for this one too, but at least you cannot criticize it for being one-sided ;-).
	home.bredband.no /harhau/sabbath (4968 words)

	Live at Last - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Live at Last is the name of an album by many different bands, among them:
		This is a disambiguation page â” a navigational aid which lists pages that might otherwise share the same title.
		This page was last modified 07:28, 28 June 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Live_at_Last (91 words)

	Black Sabbath : iSOUND.COM™
		Black Sabbath was one of the first heavy metal bands ever, consider them the grandfathers of heavy metal.
		The members of Sabbath didn't live too far away from each other in the blue-collar city of Aston, Birmingham, England, but their relations as kids were not too good.
		The live album "Reunion" was released in 1998, and then Black Sabbath went on a world tour.
	www.isound.com /black_sabbath (665 words)

	Black Sabbath
		Black Sabbath recorded its self-titled first album in a single session in November 1969, setting up their gear in a small studio and running through their live set.
		Black Sabbath was released on Vertigo in the U.K. and Warner Bros. in the U.S. Black Sabbath took a similarly quick and unadulterated approach to the recording of Paranoid, which was also cut in a few days.
		The group wrote and rehearsed the material for Sabbath Bloody Sabbath at a castle in Wales that they claimed was haunted, further fueling their music’s unnerving vibe at a time when the group was testing its own mental and physical limits.
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		Band fonts section Black sabbath is another category that deserves some attention, especially for those who are big fans of the band Black sabbath and like to collect or create band logos and such.
		Last but not least, musiceffect.com music merchandise is the section where our visitors can buy a poster or a t-shirt of their favorite band Black sabbath.
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	Review: Black Sabbath-Live at last
		This live album was released at the same time as Sabbath did the studio album "Heaven and hell", but this is recorded 8 years earlier, 1972.
		Sabbath did the material for a possible live album at that time, but they didn't release anything.
		The sound quality is crappy, it sounds more like a bootleg than a real live album and Ozzy sings horribly bad.
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	Live At Last - Black Sabbath - Music Records Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		If you like Black Sabbath, you've probably been to the Ozzfest, seen Sabbath or Ozzy in concert, or maybe you were at the Last Supper gig at the end of the last century.
		Whichever that may be, don't expect to hear the modern Sabbath here: what you'll hear is vintage 1973 Sabbath, at the height of their powers, still refining the material for "Black Sabbath Volume 4".
		Many favourites are in tow: "Paranoid", "Sweet Leaf" and "War Pigs", all of which are still regulars in both Sabbath and Ozzy sets today, along with (at the time) new material such as "Laguna Sunrise", "Cornucopia" and a fascinating "Killing Yourself To Live", where the words are still in the process of being written.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /music-records/live-at-last-black-sabbath (294 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: Live at Last [IMPORT] [LIVE] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Along with the rest of Black Sabbath's 1970-86 catalog, it was remastered (though with flaws) by Castle Records in 1996.
		The tracks found on "Live At Last" were put together from two different shows, both recorded live in England in March of 1973 on their tour for "Volume 4".
		"Live At Last" is one of many unofficial oddities in the Black Sabbath catalog, but it's since been cleaned up and properly released as "Past Lives".
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	Black Sabbath - Paranoid
		This is a logical followup to Black Sabbath's first U.S. release, and promises to be as big as the first.
		Far from a barrage of sound, the band's live hallmark, the sound from CD lacks real impact, especially the drumming which is both flat and flatulent.
		Although the album was deplored by critics at the time, the reasons for its success are easy to hear now.
	www.superseventies.com /spblacksabbath4.html (551 words)

	Live-Metal.Net - Interviews: Sahg
		Our goal is to release the next album already next year, and try and keep a higher intensity on album releases than a lot of other bands are doing today.
		This was in October last year, it was cold and rainy, and there was no heating installed in the building, so the setting couldn’t have been more appropriate.
		Our main goal is to release a new album as soon as possible, and probably release a new single/video from that.
	www.live-metal.net /interviews_sahg.html (1481 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Live At Last [TBA] - Black Sabbath at Epinions.com
		Live at Last is a compilation of some live gigs Sabbath played in 1973 in support of Vol.
		It wasn't released until 1980, after Ozzy had already been booted from the band and Sabbath was trying to start anew with Ronnie James Dio at the helm.
		I'm ticked that they are putting Live at Last on there (just seems like a way to make you dish out more cash), but oh well, I'm nothing but a pawn in the hands of the evil Sharon Osbourne (no, not evil, just has business savvy)
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	BLACK SABBATH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Black Sabbath recruited Rainbow veteran Ronnie James Dio which resulted in one of Sabbaths greatest masterpieces ever- HEAVEN AND HELL.
		A double Live album- LIVE EVIL was next, and Dio's last, as he left the band, along with drummer Vinny Appice, due to personal differences, and formed DIO.
		Sabbath reformed with Ronnie James Dio, Tony, Geezer, and Vinny Appice in 1992 for another great one- "Dehumanizer".
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	Black Sabbath Online: Black Sabbath Discography
		The albums in the section above are the "Official" Black Sabbath albums.
		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.
		Sabbath Crosses: Tribute to Black Sabbath - 2004
	www.black-sabbath.com /discog/sabbathpick.html (195 words)

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