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Black Sabbath - The Complete 70's Replica COLLECTION (1970-1978) (2001)

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The complete 70's replica CD collection covers eight albums from 1970-78 by one of the world's greatest bands. In the field of HM they have become legendary and this collection shows the era with Ozzy singing, which for some has never been surpassed. These albums weave a complicated path through changes in style covering sadness, fantasy, sinister evil, sci-fi and social problems as well as other themes. Black Sabbath stands out in originality. There is nothing unoriginal in all eight albums from the intricate solos and chord progressions, to the beautiful lyrics or bass lines. These masterpieces have been faithfully remastered and now sound as good as they ever will.

Black Sabbath - The album with a sinister picture, a dark album with the haunting "Black Sabbath" and classics such as "NIB" and "Sleeping Village/Warning". The second half of the album features lengthy sections of guitar rather than separate tracks giving a form quite different to the usual format of HM

Paranoid - The soloing end to their debut album continues with the meteoric "War Pigs", and then the title track which is one of the few songs served to the public. The album covers sci-fi "Electric Funeral/Iron Man/Planet Caravan" as well as the drug scene ending with the comical "Fairies wear boots". The song "Iron Man" contrasts usual HM by not having any rhythm guitar in the solo sections

Master of reality - This album is relentless like the rocket engines it describes. The feel here is sci-fi and also includes two beautiful instrumentals of "Embryo/Orchid". Classics include "Sweet Leaf/Children of the grave" and the heart rending "Solitude". A very accessible album that draws you in quickly.

Vol. 4 - Lengthy songs are a feature of Black Sabbath and "Wheels of confusion" is of this type. "Tomorrows Dream/Changes" are two songs for the general public being original but easily accessed. Then on to two milestones "Supernaut" and one of the most beautiful rock tracks ever: "Snowblind". More instrumental music in the form of "Laguna sunrise" confirms Black Sabbath has a softer side. From these eight albums you could make a serene gentle album from these sorts of tracks.

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - More themes come to light here: existence, love or the machinations of greed/life. A popular album with the dark "A national acrobat" and the insane "Killing yourself to live". It spirals from one theme to another and there always seems to be something more to understand about the music or lyrics.

Sabotage - Some unforgettable moments on this album. The hypnotic "Hole in the sky" sets things off before the classic "Symptom of the universe". This song seems to have everything: power chord solidarity, a wondrous solo and then true to Black Sabbath a gentle melodic ending. The lengthy "Megalomania" gives a sinister insight into the mind with breathtaking lyrics which are difficult to hear sometimes. There also the Soviet like "Supertzar" instrumental and more greats like "Am I going insane (radio)" before the intricate "The writ."

Technical ecstasy - I have never understood the criticism of this fine album. Some would have you believe it's not a good album and this is nonsense. It has four classics: "Back street kids," "You won't change me," "Rock `n' roll doctor" and "Dirty women". All the other tracks are great too! It just doesn't draw you in like Master of reality does. It has the unusual and addictive "It's alright" with "Gypsy" and "All moving parts (stand still)" making a comprehensively original album.

Never say die! - Another hugely over criticised album. The song "A hard road" describes to me the way the world is rather nicely. The songs are quite lengthy with the likes of "Johnny Blade" reminding me of the book `A Clockwork Orange' with its bizarre synthesizers. "Shock Wave" is another under rated classic. Fantasy or sci-fi doesn't feature so much in this album, it's more to do with society and this links it with Technical ecstasy. "Over to you" is another classic that many won't listen to.

Black Sabbath is a revelation of originality from its name to "Swinging the chain". A testament to endurance and genius that anyone managed to keep up this standard for eight albums. A boxset to treasure.

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1970 - Black Sabbath
01 Black Sabbath
02 The Wizard
03 Behind The Wall Of Sleep
04 N.I.B.
05 Evil Woman
06 Sleeping Village
07 The Warning

1970 - Paranoid
01 War Pigs
02 Paranoid
03 Planet Caravan
04 Iron Man
05 Electric Funeral
06 Hand Of Doom
07 Rat Salad
08 Fairies Wear Boots

1971 - Master Of Reality
01 Sweet Leaf
02 After Forever
03 Embryo
04 Children Of The Grave
05 Orchid
06 Lord Of This World
07 Solitude
08 Into The Void

1972 - Vol4
01 Wheels Of Confusion
02 Tomorrows Dream
03 Changes
04 FX
05 Supernaut
06 Snowblind
07 Cornucopia
08 Laguna sunrise
09 St. Vitus Dance
10 Under The Sun

1973 - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
01 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
02 A National Acrobat
03 Fluff
04 Sabbra Cadabra
05 Killing Yourself to Live
06 Who Are You
07 Looking for Today
08 Spiral Architect

1975 - Sabotage
01 Hole In The Sky
02 Don't Start (Too Late)
03 Symptom Of The Universe
04 Megalomania
05 Thrill Of It All
06 Supertzar
07 Am I Going Insane (Radio)
08 The Writ

1976 - Technical Ecstasy
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

1978 - Never Say Die!
01 Never Say Die
02 Johnny Blade
03 Junior's Eyes
04 A Hard Road
05 Shock Wave
06 Air Dance
07 Over To You
08 Breakout
09 Swinging The Chain