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Debut studio album by the English rock band.
Track Listing:
1. Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (6.17)
2. The Wizard - Black Sabbath (4.21)
3. Behind the Wall of Sleep - Black Sabbath (3.37)
4. N.I.B. - Black Sabbath (6.04)
5. Evil Woman, Don't Play Your Games With Me - Black Sabbath (3.22)
6. Sleeping Village - Black Sabbath (3.46)
7. Warning - Black Sabbath (10.28)
Year of Production: 1970
Debut studio album by the English rock band.
Track Listing:
1. Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath (6.17)
2. The Wizard – Black Sabbath (4.21)
3. Behind the Wall of Sleep – Black Sabbath (3.37)
4. N.I.B. – Black Sabbath (6.04)
5. Evil Woman, Don’t Play Your Games With Me – Black Sabbath (3.22)
6. Sleeping Village – Black Sabbath (3.46)
7. Warning – Black Sabbath (10.28)
Year of Production: 1970
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Black Sabbaths self-titled debut, released in February 1970, emerges as a sonic manifesto from the industrial shadows of Birmingham, forging what many consider the first true heavy metal album. While rooted in blues-rock and psychedelia, the records morose atmosphere, ominous riffs, and eerie production push it into darker territory. The album was reportedly recorded live in a single 12-hour session, capturing the rawness and immediacy of the bands live energy. Early reception was mixed, yet over time this record has been reassessed as a foundational work in the development of heavy and doom metal.
The opening track Black Sabbath sets the tone with thunderclaps, tolling bells, and a dissonant tritonerhythmic and harmonic ideas that would become genre touchstones. Elsewhere, so
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Black Sabbaths self-titled debut, released in February 1970, emerges as a sonic manifesto from the industrial shadows of Birmingham, forging what many consider the first true heavy metal album. While rooted in blues-rock and psychedelia, the records morose atmosphere, ominous riffs, and eerie production push it into darker territory. The album was reportedly recorded live in a single 12-hour session, capturing the rawness and immediacy of the bands live energy. Early reception was mixed, yet over time this record has been reassessed as a foundational work in the development of heavy and doom metal.
The opening track Black Sabbath sets the tone with thunderclaps, tolling bells, and a dissonant tritonerhythmic and harmonic ideas that would become genre touchstones. Elsewhere, so
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