Black Sabbath
Technical Ecstasy (Remastered)

The seventh studio album by English heavy metal band Black Sabbath, produced by guitarist Tony Iommi and released on 25 September 1976. The album received mixed reviews from critics but was a commercial success, peaking at number 13 on the UK Albums Chart and number 51 on the US Billboard 200 Album chart, later being certified Gold by the RIAA in 1997. I recommend.

Technical Ecstasy, while definitely not as good as the 6 great albums which preceded it, is still a very decent and interesting record.

33 years ago the odd artwork cover and more colourful sounds of Technical Ecstasy was unleashed on the world, but does it stand up today The artwork ...

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away ??. Or the late seventies in Gloucester to be more precise, a young Dr Foster would happily lie on the floor...

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...

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 ...

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...

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 ...

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...

Get ready to snap your neck once again. This album is thirty-seven years old, yet still contains more power and beauty in one track than most bands ma...