01. Atom & Evil 02. Fear 03. Bible Black 04. Double The Pain 05. Rock & Roll Angel 06. The Turn Of The Screw 07. Eating The Cannibals 08. Follow The Tears 09. Neverwhere 10. Breaking Into Heaven
Have you ever sat back listening to your old school Black Sabbath records wondering what it would sound like had they the same production abilities we have today? Well, if you have, this is your answer - so have a fresh pair of undies ready, there's a likelihood your bowels might get ruptured.
OK, you can rename it anything you like, we all know this is the resurrection of Dio-era Black Sabbath. This album really makes up for any shortcomings the albums Dehumanizer, Mob Rules, and Heaven & Hell may have had. Whether you enjoyed the albums or not, its hard to deny that the signature depressive guitar work of Tony Iommi wasn't as present as it was in previous albums. Ironically this album sounds more Sabbath-y than when they were using the Black Sabbath moniker.
20:24 - VezzyRattlehead I have a soft spot for Hendrix, Santana, The Doors, Daft Punk, Atari Teenage Riot, etc.
20:20 - MeloDeathViking I love non-metal stuff, up until a few years ago that's all i listened to, and I still listen to a lot, like Taylor Swift........maybe...... ..
20:19 - !J.O.O.E.! The other top 100 one contains quite a lot of non-metal so not sure anyone would appreciate that one. Yeah I do need to start thumbing up a bit more really.
20:16 - MeloDeathViking I still have to look at the other, I've decided to start voting for more lists, otherwise, why do we have the lists right?!?!
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