Paranoid - Black Sabbath Reviews

Led Zeppelin introduced the world to metal. They were slower metal with blues influences, and Black Sabbath's first album also has blues in it. But "Paranoid" is just straight up heavy metal up your ass. This album just rocks, I can't imagine listening to it back in the day, it blows away a lot of what Led Zeppelin accomplished, ...  Read the complete review

Paranoid is Black Sabbaths second it was originally meant to be called Warpigs hence the pig witha sword on the front cover. The album follows in the same format as the first album. War Pigs is another production like Black Sabbath (the song)with great guitar work and a message. Paranoid was thrown in by the band at the last minute it is ...  Read the complete review

Paranoid is one of my favourite albums of all time. It was produced in 1970 but i believe it's a timeless classic. It combines great metal Anthems such as Iron Man, Planet Caravan and of course Paranoid. The sound is unique and reflectes the harbour of heavy metal genre. I would advice anyone to listen to it cause it game me a ...  Read the complete review

Many Sabbath fans consider this and 1973's Sabbath Bloody Sabbath to be their best albums but listeners shouldn't be under the illusion that they sound similar. This has a very unique sound, not like the grungy Master or Reality or the rock like Volume 4 either This was the album which projected the Birmingham based band to rock ...  Read the complete review

The first Black Sabbath album is a classic that first dared to send people into a fright at the sound of crashing thunder, church bells, and Ozzy Osbourne's banshee wail. It was probably the first definitive heavy metal album, at least until this second album came out. Practically every song on this now classic masterpiece screams with heavy ...  Read the complete review

In 1970, 4 men formed the band that would become the inspiration for countless other bands in years to come. Ozzy Osbourne (vocals), Tony Iommii (guitar), Terry "Geezer" Butler (bass) and Bill "Nibby" Ward (Drums) started a sound that would, and still does, rock the world. Around the time when Black Sabbath was formed, the ...  Read the complete review

Has He Lost His Mind? Can He See Or Is He Blind? Can He Walk At All? Or If He Moves Will He Fall? the previous were from the mastermind song called "Ironman" If you've never heard that song, you are missing possibly the greatest heavy metal song of all time. If you know this song, you know what i'm talking about. The whole ...  Read the complete review