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Black Sabbath is their first studio album and features the female model Louisa Livingstone. The album was recorded in one 8 hour session in October 1969 at Regent Sound Studios. The original European version of the record featured the pre-album single "Evil Woman" as the first track on the B-side while the North American version featured the song "Wicked World" (the B-side to the "Evil Woman ...
Dear Netscape - User, welcome at www.black-sabbath.de - the Black Sabbath site done by Germany`s official Black Sabbath Fan Club. The page is available in three versions, a text - only version for older browsers/slower internet connections and two grafical versions, one of them including backgroundsounds. The latter requires fast connections or ...
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9. Aug. 2022 · 23. Forbidden (1995) When Tony Iommi calls Forbidden “a total shambles”, he’s being too kind. This is by far the worst album Sabbath ever made. It was recorded with the same line-up that had made Tyr: Iommi, Martin, Murray and Powell. But this time there were two new faces on the team.
16. Okt. 2022 · Zeitsprung: Am 16.10.1969 nehmen Black Sabbath ihr Debüt auf – an einem Tag! Anekdoten, Jubiläen und wilde Geschichten: Was an diesem Tag in der Welt der Musik passiert ist, lest ihr täglich in unserem Zeitsprung. Heute: 16.10.1969. Für Freunde der Krachmusik wurde die Welt nicht in sieben Tagen erschaffen, sondern in einem: Am 16.
23. Nov. 2021 · The film was shit, the song is a Sabbath classic. 22. The Wizard. “Back then we did a lot of dope,” is how Tony Iommi prefaces his explanation of the origins of The Wizard, the hard-driving second track on Sabbath’s debut, inspired equally by Tolkien and the band’s “magic” drug dealer.
