Genre: Pop Rock
Label: Rhino
Size: 12"
Format: 33RPM,

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Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 180g LP (Black Vinyl) Scratch & Dent

Black Sabbath

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SKU:
WBLP94663BSD
UPC:
WBLP94663BSD

All covers have a major corner bend and a minor corner bend. Disc inside is undamaged.

180g Black Vinyl LP!
2012 Remastered Audio!
Features The Classics "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" & "Killing Yourself To Live"!


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Released in 1973, the fifth album by the British heavy metalists shows the band expanding upon their slow, crunching style of music with strings, keyboards and more complex orchestral arrangements. It became their fifth consecutive platinum selling album in the U.S. and reached number four on the UK charts.

With Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, the band expanded upon their slow, crunching style of music by strings, keyboards and more complex orchestral arrangements. Following the 1972-1973 world tour in support of their Volume 4 album, Black Sabbath again returned to Los Angeles, California to begin work on its successor. Pleased with Volume 4, the band sought to recreate the recording atmosphere, and returned to the Record Plant Studios with new producer and engineer Tom Allom.

With new musical innovations of the era, the band were surprised to find the room they had used previously at the Record Plant was replaced by a "giant synthesizer". The band rented a house in Bel Air and began writing in the summer of 1973, but due in part to substance issues and fatigue, were unable to complete any songs. "Ideas weren't coming out the way they were on Volume 4 and we really got discontent" Iommi said. "Everybody was sitting there waiting for me to come up with something. I just couldn't think of anything. And if I didn't come up with anything, nobody would do anything." After a month in Los Angeles with no results, the band opted to return to the UK, where they rented Clearwell Castle in The Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England. "We rehearsed in the dungeons and it was really creepy but it had some atmosphere, it conjured up things, and stuff started coming out again". While working in the dungeon, Iommi stumbled onto the main riff of "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath", which set the tone for the new material. Recording was completed at Morgan Studios in Willesden, North London in 1973. Keyboardist Rick Wakeman of the band Yes (who was recording Tales from Topographic Oceans with Yes in the next studio) was brought in as a session player, appearing on "Sabbra Cadabra".

"Hurtling through the looking glass, the devil's apprentices return, conjuring truly graceful progressive elements alongside an arsenal of the most overpowering guitar riffs to ever carve open the earth and disturb the heavens." - Ian Christe, author Sound Of The Beast: The Complete Headbanging History of Heavy Metal

"Though enough solid heavy-metal to satisfy even the staunchest metallurgist, they search for peace in the eye of the hurricane of life. In fact, this record transcends third-generation rock in that it possesses a degree of internal intricacy that belies popular conceptions of heavy metal. the use of tempo changes and electronic keyboards to cast liquid emotions makes Sabbath Bloody Sabbath an extraordinary gripping affair." - Gordon Fletcher, Rolling Stone, 1974

Features:
• 180g Vinyl
• Black Vinyl
• 2012 Remastered Audio
• Gatefold Jacket

Selections:
Side 1:

1. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
2. A National Acrobat
3. Fluff
4. Sabbra Cadabra
Side 2:
1. Killing Yourself To Live
2. Who Are You
3. Looking For Today
4. Spiral Architect

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