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| | Beschreibung: | Arranged By [The Phantom Fiddlers]: Black Sabbath, Arranged By [The Phantom Fiddlers]: Wil Malone, Conductor [The Phantom Fiddlers]: Wil Malone, Coordinator [Coordination]: Mark Forster (2), Design Concept: Pacific Eye & Ear, Design [Re-issue Design], Liner Notes [Booklet Notes], Sleeve [Original Sleeves Supplied By]: Hugh Gilmour, Engineer: Mike Butcher, Illustration: Drew Struzan, Management: Patrick Meehan, Photography By: Shepard Sherbell, Photography By [Additional]: Chris Walter, Photography By [Additional]: Ross Halfin, Producer: Black Sabbath, Remastered By: Ray Staff, Written-By, Arranged By: Black Sabbath, Bass [And Fuzz Bass]: Geezer Butler, Drums, Percussion: Bill Ward, Guitar: Tony Iommi, Vocals: Ozzy Osbourne, Bass: Geezer Butler, Drums, Percussion: Bill Ward, Guitar: Tony Iommi, Vocals: Ozzy Osbourne, Acoustic Guitar, Steel Guitar, Piano, Harpsichord: Tony Iommi, Bass: Geezer Butler, Bass: Geezer Butler, Drums, Percussion: Bill Ward, Guitar, Piano: Tony Iommi, Piano, Synthesizer [Synthesiser]: Rick Wakeman, Vocals: Ozzy Osbourne, Bass: Geezer Butler, Drums, Percussion: Bill Ward, Guitar, Synthesizer [Synthesiser]: Tony Iommi, Vocals, Synthesizer [Synthesiser]: Ozzy Osbourne, Bass [Fuzz], Synthesizer [Synthesiser], Mellotron: Geezer Butler, Drums, Timpani, Percussion: Bill Ward, Guitar, Piano: Tony Iommi, Vocals, Synthesizer [Synthesisers]: Ozzy Osbourne, Bass, Handclaps [Hands]: Geezer Butler, Drums, Percussion, Handclaps [Hands]: Bill Ward, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Flute, Organ, Handclaps [Hands]: Tony Iommi, Vocals, Handclaps [Hands]: Ozzy Osbourne, Bass, Performer [Nose]: Geezer Butler, Drums, Percussion, Timpani, Bass Drum [Fuzz Bass-drum]: Bill Ward, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bagpipes: Tony Iommi, Vocals: Ozzy Osbourne, Labelcode SACT35.2 (SMRCD035), Copyright (c) Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., Phonographic Copyright (p) Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., Remastered At Whitfield Street Studios, Made By EDC, Germany | | | Herstellernummer: |
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| | EDDIE THOMAS - 11.09.2009  Black Sabbath. A band so iconic, no, so earth shatteringly, genre-definingly awesome beyond words, that a T-shirt which simply states “Listen To Black...
| | | Palmer Eldritch - 06.09.2009 Warning: Rick Wakeman plays on this album. Don?t worry, though. Sabbath may be turning the self-indulgence knob to eleven but the results are still wo...
| | | Tom Williams - 29.06.2009 In a nutshell... As the members of Sabbath fall into old age and bitter personal feuds, a timely reminder of why we cared in the first place. What's...
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| | | EDDIE THOMAS - 26.06.2009 It’s been a while since I actually listened to a bit of Sabbath. Whenever I do indulge, after however long it’s been, I always wonder why I don’t list...
| | | Andy Snipper - 22.06.2009 About a million years ago, when I was but a young hippy with love (lust) on my mind and in my heart a famous DJ called Andy Dunkley had the reins at t...
| | | Palmer Eldritch - 21.06.2009 Sounding like it was recorded in a cave, this album is still one for which no stereo is loud enough, no Mother scared enough. The title track oozes me...
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