Amazing album it is very creative & full of great songs !

i dig it faults and all

Aren't any

I'm of the opinion that Iommi heard the riff by The Pretty Things (known as the gnarliest dudes in the British Invasion) at 0:35 in 1968 and decided it had potential to spawn a whole new strain of rock if beefed up and formed Sabbath

Reality television show The Osbournes, which focused on the life of Osbourne and his family, premiered on MTV, and within two months it had become the third highest-rated offering on cable television. The hugely popular show ran until 2005. The family later starred in the reality series The Osbournes Want to Believe (2020– ) and the special The Osbournes: Night of Terror (2020), both focused on paranormal investigations. In March 2006 Osbourne and the members of Black Sabbath were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 2007 he released his first solo studio album in six years, Black Rain, and he followed with Scream (2010) and Ordinary Man (2020).

Grammy Award for best metal performance for the song “I Don’t Want to Change the World.” Despite announcing his retirement in 1992, he continued recording through the decade. Ozzfest, an annual summer music festival featuring heavy metal acts organized by Osbourne and his wife, began in 1996 and toured throughout the United States and, in some years, parts of Europe. By the end of the 1990s, Osbourne had reunited the original members of Black Sabbath for a new album and tour, and in 1999 the band won a Grammy for best metal performance for the song “Iron Man.” In 2013 Osbourne made his first studio record, 13, with Black Sabbath after a 35-year absence.

Paranoid is definitely a favorite of mine...bought the vinyl and constantly play it

Last couple Ozzy albums super underrated

amazing

tbh the last album they released together (Sabbath that is) was really good IMO...Ozzy still got it too even if his voice isn't quite what it used to be

One of the greatest runs in music in general tbh

sounded great on the tour... even his in between song banter was coherent definitely off whatever pills he was on during the show (didnt watch but saw snippets)

no (white) band had a more consistent run through the 70s and it was a stacked decade

what an epic!

Amazing is right

not sure if he could pull it off?

megalomania is insane