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@Ithaka

Paranoid one of the goat albums
never got into their other stuff probably cuz I didnt grow up hearing it like I did Paranoid

For sure glad to have you here still real one ! Paranoid is Goat 🐐

Probably my favorite Sabbath album nowadays. It’s just so good

the first 4 or 5 from sabbath are spectacular (even sabotage goes hard asf imo) they are one of the best bands of the 20th century no doubt.

i got the ozzy era all on vinyl and they sound boss

I want to thank San Andreas for putting me on this when I was just a little boy

Their most interesting and creative album

My personal fave song. Ozzy's voice and Geezers lyrics on 11.

Listened to these guys for 20 years before I found out Ozzy wasn't writing any of the songs Geezer the metal poet laureate

Nobody taking to me about the beach boys highlights of 1963 tho ITHAKA

Sometimes I wish Ozzy sang on Heaven & Hell

I’d like to thank
My dad & GTA I listened to all but I’m about to run through both black sabbath & Ozzy again real soon !

Ultimate Sin underrated

Even sabotage

The band released albums each year through the mid-1970s, except 1974. After the tour for Never Say Die (1978), Osbourne left the band. A period of despair and d*** abuse led to Osbourne’s divorce from his first wife, Thelma Mayfair. He then met and married Sharon Arden, who encouraged him to start a career as a solo artist. His first effort, achieved with the primary help of guitarist Randy Rhoads, was Blizzard of Ozz (1980). A multiplatinum success, thanks in part to the standout single “Crazy Train,” it was followed by the equally popular Diary of a Madman (1981), which sold more than five million copies. A defining moment in Osbourne’s career came on the tour for the album, when, thinking that someone in the audience had thrown him a rubber toy, Osbourne bit off the head of a live bat.