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    Just Bought A Black Sabbath album



    Best Buy's going out of business so they're having a blowout sale on CDs and Rock t-shirts. I Bought "Vol. 4" and a Rush t-shirt. Both were 5 bucks each. I sound like JIF.....

    Early favorites are:

    Supernaut
    Snowblind
    Cornucopia



    I get it now. Without Sabbath there's no Metallica. Awesome.


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    Black Sabbath is too obscure for the Best Buy near me.

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    Great album. Tony Iommi is god. The riffs are sick.

    Okay who plays piano and tron on "Changes?"...... paging Dr. Carney :-)

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    Good call... now get Master Of Reality!! I actually started on a cover of Supernaut once but I never finished it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic2012 View Post
    Great album. Tony Iommi is god. The riffs are sick.

    Okay who plays piano and tron on "Changes?"...... paging Dr. Carney :-)
    I'm pretty sure that's Tony.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trurl View Post
    Good call... now get Master Of Reality!!
    Indeed. Then get all the others.

    My top three are MoR, Sabotage and the debut.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic2012 View Post


    Best Buy's going out of business so they're having a blowout sale on CDs and Rock t-shirts. I Bought "Vol. 4" and a Rush t-shirt. Both were 5 bucks each. I sound like JIF.....

    Early favorites are:

    Supernaut
    Snowblind
    Cornucopia



    I get it now. Without Sabbath there's no Metallica. Awesome.

    /what did you mean by that last part, Vic? Many people, like Geezer(as in Progeezer), said that they like my threads. I first heard this CD at my uncle's house in Wyoming. This album hits you right in the nuts from the opening song. Btw, I thought that it was Geezer that played piano and mellotron on Changes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic2012 View Post
    Great album. Tony Iommi is god. The riffs are sick.

    Okay who plays piano and tron on "Changes?"...... paging Dr. Carney :-)
    Iommi: piano
    Butler: 'tron

    Speaking of which, some cool pics just surfaced from Hollywood Bowl '72. Or at least I had never seen them. Appear to be from the soundcheck. This was the night Iommi collapsed on stage due to exhaustion. Gentle Giant opened. Looks like maybe "Changes" had been planned?
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    cool . this one has some killer riffage. but some of the other tracks i didn't much like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yogibear View Post
    cool . this one has some killer riffage. but some of the other tracks i didn't much like.
    Gee, Yogi. What tracks didn't you like?

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    If this is your only Sabbath album, then you might now wish to get Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabotage, the two that followed it. Then get Heaven And Hell and Mob Rules. Then get all the other albums up to and including Born Again.

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    The only others I saw in that $4.99 bin were the first two albums. I'll probably get those. I'd like to get MOR, Sabotage, SBS, and stop there. BTW, I always loved the album cover. The first time I saw it in a record store all those decades ago I thought that was Robert Plant on the cover.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic2012 View Post
    The only others I saw in that $4.99 bin were the first two albums. I'll probably get those. I'd like to get MOR, Sabotage, SBS, and stop there. BTW, I always loved the album cover. The first time I saw it in a record store all those decades ago I thought that was Robert Plant on the cover.
    What? Nothing from the Dio era?

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    NP: Snowblind

    God what a killer song. The whole album is great. The huge guitar chords are awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic2012 View Post
    The only others I saw in that $4.99 bin were the first two albums. I'll probably get those. I'd like to get MOR, Sabotage, SBS, and stop there. BTW, I always loved the album cover. The first time I saw it in a record store all those decades ago I thought that was Robert Plant on the cover.
    The debut is a must!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic2012 View Post
    The only others I saw in that $4.99 bin were the first two albums. I'll probably get those. I'd like to get MOR, Sabotage, SBS, and stop there. BTW, I always loved the album cover. The first time I saw it in a record store all those decades ago I thought that was Robert Plant on the cover.
    Go for it blindly!!!

    The first two are Sabs at their best... miles away from the "verse-chorus-verse-chorus-25" solo-verse-chorus-verse-chorus" formula

    constantly shifting lengthy tracks
    my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.

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    Wow. This is the first time you ever heard Volume 4?

    Where you been for the last 5 decades?

    Where would I be without hearing Sabbath for the first time back in the 70's? Probably some rubber room somewhere.
    “Where words fail, music speaks.” - Hans Christian Anderson

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic2012 View Post
    I get it now. Without Sabbath there's no Metallica.
    "Without Sabbath there's no __________"

    That fill-in-the-blank quiz results in a very, very long list.

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    The first six Sabbs are indispensable.
    no tunes, no dynamics, no nosebone

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    Wow. This is the first time you ever heard Volume 4?

    I've heard a few tracks from it that appear on a Sab compilation I've had for a few years, but never heard anything else from it until yesterday. Just never got into them. Better late than never.

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    They're all on YouTube for anyone who wishes to hear them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mitchgx View Post
    "Without Sabbath there's no __________"

    That fill-in-the-blank quiz results in a very, very long list.
    Without Dick Dale [father of heavy metal, so they say], no Sabbath:


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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic2012 View Post
    The only others I saw in that $4.99 bin were the first two albums. I'll probably get those. I'd like to get MOR, Sabotage, SBS, and stop there. BTW, I always loved the album cover. The first time I saw it in a record store all those decades ago I thought that was Robert Plant on the cover.
    You may as well add the debut and Paranoid to the list. Sure the latter has track that I'd be OK never hearing again (Iron Man, Paranoid, Fairies Wear Boots) but it has got some great 'lesser known' tracks too! (Electric Funeral, Hand Of Doom)...

    MOR is probably the album that had the deepest effect on my musical tastes in my life. It's the reason I still seek out stoner, 37 years after hearing it for the first time!
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    Best Buy is not going out of business here. I want a $5 tee!

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    Cornucopia, Under The Sun, Wheels Of Confusion, Tomorrow's Dream - all superb tracks.

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