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Born Again

Black Sabbath

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Stellar album. Made me wish Ian Gillan stuck around longer

Sabbath's lone studio album with Ian Gillan behind the mike. This was the first Sabbath studio album to be released after I had got into the band, so it was a big deal for me. It does have the worst album cover Sabbath's ever used, but the music on here is absolutely brilliant. Some awesome tunes, great riffs - unfortunately the band all but ignores that this ever existed, unfortunately. The only time any music from this album was ever played anywhere else was on the following tour in 1986 when a few bars from Zero the Hero were played. Additionally, in 2005 Ian Gillan released a project to commemorate his 40th anniversary in the industry. Trashed appears on that in a newly recorded version with Tony Iommi on guitar.

Born Again has some hidden gems

This is an under rated album for sure, but its dark, disturbing and doomy. The production is also strange which makes it even more fascinating. This is a band that is trying to stay relevant in a changing world and all the turmoil comes out in the music. "Disturbing the Priest" is scary and heavy, "Zero the Hero" is absolutely relentless and crushing. Both songs are acknowledged as true gems in metal/doom circles. Other tracks like "Trashed" and "Born Again" are good showcases for Ian Gillian's vocal range. It would have been very interesting for this lineup to do a second record.

Ian and Sabbath - great combo

This album is great. Tony Iommi plays extremely well, and the Remastered version finally does the music justice. If you don't know, for whatever reason, Ian Gillian sings on this album - his main fame came from Deep Purple. He's easily one of the top metal singers in the genre since its inception. Invest in the following tunes: Trashed, Disturbing the Priest, Zero the Hero, and Born Again. You won't lose by investing in Hot Line and Keep It Warm either, but the first four mentioned are the standouts.

Biography

Formed: 1969 in Birmingham, England

Genre: Rock

Years Active: '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, '00s

Black Sabbath has been so influential in the development of heavy metal rock music as to be a defining force in the style. The group took the blues-rock sound of late-'60s acts like Cream, Blue Cheer, and Vanilla Fudge to its logical conclusion, slowing the tempo, accentuating the bass, and emphasizing screaming guitar solos and howled vocals full of lyrics expressing mental anguish and macabre fantasies. If their predecessors clearly came out of an electrified blues tradition, Black...
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