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 01. "Back Street Kids" 02. "You Won't Change Me" 03. "It's Alright" 04. "Gypsy" 05. "All Moving Parts (Stand Still)" 06. "Rock 'N' Roll Doctor" 07. "She's Gone" 08. "Dirty Women"
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| | Description: | Technical Ecstasy by Black Sabbath, released 21 September 2009, includes the following tracks: "It's Alright", "All Moving Parts (Stand Still)", "She's Gone" and more.
This version of Technical Ecstasy comes as a 1xCD. - Digitally remastered edition of this 1976 album from the veteran Heavy Metal madmen. Technical Ecstasy was born of fire and raised in flames. What emerged was definitely several steps removed from those far off days of their eponymous debut in 1970. But this was a band who were several years further down the musical dirt track and one not prepared to repeat the past. Sabbath retained their trademark ability to riff and blaze like no others on the planet, but they were also expanding their universe, proving to everyone they could not only march boldly on towards the end of their first decade together, but could adapt and mature into the bargain. 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.Original album released by Vertigo Records, October 1976, [url=http://www.discogs.com/Black-Sabbath-Technical-Ecstasy/release/1802334]9102 750[/url].
Recorded at Criteria Studios, Miami, Florida.
Mixed at Criteria Studios, Miami, Florida.
Mastered at Warner Bros. Studios, California.
Remastered @ Wired Masters.
On disc face:
? 1976 The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by Sanctuary Records Ltd.
© 2009 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
On back cover:
? 1976 The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by Sanctuary Records Ltd.
© 2009 Sanctuary Records Ltd. / Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Made in the EU.
"Technical Ecstasy" is a classic album by the legendary heavy metal band Black Sabbath, presented here in CD format and released by BMG/Sanctuary. Originally launched in 1976, this record showcases the band's innovative approach to rock music, blending powerful riffs with progressive elements and thought-provoking lyrics. Tracks like "Back Street Kids," "It's Alright," and "Dirty Women" highlight Black Sabbath's versatility during an era of musical transition. The CD edition offers remastered sound quality that brings new life to these iconic songs, making it essential for collectors and fans alike.
Black Sabbath stands as one of the most influential bands in rock history, credited with pioneering the heavy metal genre since their formation in Birmingham in 1968. With monumental albums such as "Paranoid," "Master of Reality," and "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath," they have sold over 70 million records worldwide and inspired countless artists across generations.
BMG/Sanctuary is renowned for its dedication to preserving musical heritage through high-quality releases from some of the world's greatest artists. Their commitment ensures that timeless classics like those from Black Sabbath remain accessible to both longtime enthusiasts and new listeners. | | | Producer: |
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