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 Headless Cross - Black Sabbath
 Headless Cross - Black Sabbath ... Tracklisting1 Gates Of Hell 2 Headless Cross 3 Devil And Daughter 4 When Death Calls 5 Kill In The Spirit World 6 Call Of The Wild 7 Black Moon 8 Nightwing Newest Review: ... American hard rock sound, ironically stemming from fellow transatlantic Brummies Judas Priest a decade earlier… although to ... more ... less commercial success here. The sludgy guitars are distinctly Iommi (apart from a guest solo by Queen’s Brian May), but the drums in particular and the keyboard varnish overlaid serve to distance this release from classics like ‘Paranoid’ and ‘Master of Reality,’ as Black Sabbath look back over the decade and strive to forge the most generic 1980s metal anthems possible. With lyrics about bats and stuff.
1. The Gates of Hell
2. Headless Cross
3. Devil and Daughter
4. When Death Calls
5. Kill in the Spirit World
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Headless Cross
Release Date: 1999 - 08 - 02, Audio CD, EMI Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53
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Headless Cross - Black Sabbath: Heaven's No Friend of Mine (1228 words)
by - written on 22/08/06 (Very useful, 231 readings)
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A decade of stumbling and flailing ended on a high, demonic note with ‘Headless Cross,’ the finest album from Black Sabbath after a string of mediocrity following Ronnie James Dio’s departure. As guitarist Tony Iommi is the only original member left, this album can’t be expected to live up to the band’s classic period in the early seventies. Nevertheless, the style repeated across these songs represents an excellent fusion of the band’s tried-and-tested strengths with a more contemporary and very eighties edge, resulting in one of the most accessible doom metal albums ever recorded. The Black Sabbath line-up was in constant flux over that decade. Original ... Read the complete review
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