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Black Sabbath: “Paranoid” (1970)
This is the single that made Black Sabbath international stars and set into motion fifty years of head banging (and counting).
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[Review] Black Sabbath: Paranoid (1970)
Paranoid. Iron Man. If mankind dies and cockroaches inherit the earth, these songs will still be played… on tiny headphones.
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Black Sabbath: Master of Reality (1971)
Behind ramparts of towering riffitude, surrounded by clouds of sulfuric haze, another feast of Sabbath songs.
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[Review] Black Sabbath: Vol. 4 (1972)
Lousy title, lousy cover, lousy album.
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Black Sabbath: “Tomorrow’s Dream” (1972)
The single from Volume 4, which I can only assume was selected by dart.
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Black Sabbath: “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” (1973)
A heavily edited version of the heaviest song from their forthcoming album.
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[Review] Black Sabbath: Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (1973)
Great title, great cover, great album, lousy review from me the first time around.
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[Review] Black Sabbath: Sabotage (1975)
A war with their management and label provides the full metal jacket for Sabbath’s classic sixth metal album.
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[Review] Black Sabbath: We Sold Our Soul for Rock ‘n’ Roll (1975)
A double elpee-ing of Sabbath’s greatest songs released in the witching hour between blackness and blandness.
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