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Hahahahaha
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Album Rating: 3.5
gotta be a kill alt
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Album Rating: 4.0
got this on vinyl for 2$. sounds fucking metal. title track ftw.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Rules hard
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EVIL!
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Album Rating: 4.0
I can understand why this is Mikael Akerfeldt's favourite metal album of all time. The progression in sound of the sprawling title track and 'Sabbra Cadabra' reflect the more obvious melodic influences of 'Fluff' and the almost psychedelic flourish of the strange yet still somehow satisfying 'Who are you?'. I'd like to think this is the band's last truly great record with Ozzy, as 'Sabotage' doesn't impress me as much as the band's first five records do.
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Yeah album's awesome.
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i cant agree
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Album Rating: 4.0
Too bad for you.
Such a good album!
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Album Rating: 5.0
Sabbath's most complete album of their second progressive era.
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their second?
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Their second era, which is a more progressive one.
Hope that clarifies my sentence.
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? Like second era with Ozzy? This, Sabotage and the next 2?
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Just curious...never thought on a 2nd Sabbath era with Ozzy.
Only Mark I and II with Dio and so on
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Album Rating: 5.0
Their first 3 albums were heavy doomy and...different compared to the next 3. Volume 4, this and
Sabotage was their second period mostly in terms of musical direction.
Their last 2 albums "Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die!" were written in their third period, in the
years of personal conflicts and turmoil.
That's how i summarise Sabbath's course in the 70's.
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Ok that makes sense.
All their albums up to Sabotage are rock/metal classics.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Yeah, even though Sabotage is not entirely Rock/Metal. It has some weird (for my tastes) operatic moments. But still it is very good.
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Yeah like Supertzar, I really love this track. Perfect gig intro.
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Yeah, every album up to Technical Ecstacy is classic Sabbath, this album being their superior one since the release of MoR, IMO.
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