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 01. "Wheels Of Confusion / The Straightener" 02. "Tomorrow's Dream" 03. "Changes" 04. "FX" 05. "Supernaut" 06. "Snowblind" 07. "Cornucopia" 08. "Laguna Sunrise" 09. "St. Vitus Dance" 10. "Under the Sun / Every Day Comes and Goes"
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| | Description: | Vol. 4 by Black Sabbath, released 21 September 2009, includes the following tracks: "Changes", "Supernaut", "Cornucopia", "St. Vitus Dance" and more.
This version of Vol. 4 comes as a 1xCD. - Digitally remastered edition of this 1972 album from the veteran Heavy Metal maniacs. By the time Black Sabbath began work on what was to be their fourth album in '72, they were very much in the ascendant. Musically, the band weren't prepared to superglue themselves back into a comfort zone and just do what was expected of them. They wanted to go beyond the darkness and gloom which seemed to surround so much of their music until that point. Here was an opportunity to open Sabbath out to unexplored worlds, to be the band who led, rather than one of the many who merely followed. And they succeeded, as there's an elegance about Volume 4 which underscores the way in which the band had matured and developed, both as songwriters and musicians. This remastered and sumptuous gatefold digipak edition of the album boasts comprehensive story of the album sleeve notes by renowned Rock critic Malcolm Dome and a plethora of rare and previously unseen photographs and items of memorabilia. Sanctuary. 2009.Digipak sleeve.
"16 page booklet featuring rare memorabilia & new in-depth story of the album written in conjunction with Bill Ward" | | | Producer: |
Black Sabbath, Patrick Meehan |
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0252716857 |
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|  | | Marc Jason G. - 04/Nov/2018 No. 48 among the "100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums of All Time" nuf said!
| | | Ivica S. - 05/Aug/2018 I like this album - for everyone third album is so GREAT but, for me, this Vol. 4 is so GOOOOOD album - I recommend
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| | Palmer Eldritch - 13/Sep/2009  I don?t know what was going on with this release, the final one before the resurgence provided by Mr. R. J. Dio. The band appears to be continuing the...
| | | Palmer Eldritch - 13/Sep/2009 It may start relatively promisingly but this album was another big sign that the glory days of the original Sabbath line-up were over. The dark slabs ...
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| | | Palmer Eldritch - 06/Sep/2009 I know it was 1975, but you?ve only to look at the cover of this album to know that this band were seriously fucked; Geezer appears to be auditioning ...
| | | Palmer Eldritch - 06/Sep/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...
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