Court In The Act: Re-upload: Black Sabbath

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Sunday, 22 January 2012

Re-upload: Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality [1971]

Although I stated in an earlier post that Black Sabbath's best work was their eponymous debut, and I stand by that, all the albums up to and including 'Mob Rules' are bona fide classics, and this is no exception.

Re-upload notes: Scratch that, all the albums are fantastic. Yes, even Born Again. Yes, even Headless Cross. There was simply nobody else who wrote riffs at the same standard as Tony Iommi (who, at the time of writing this, is suffering from a cancer scare. Get well soon Tony).

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