Black Sabbath

Returning to a heavier, more aggressive sound, in 1975 Black Sabbath delivered their sixth classic album in a row. Taking almost a year to complete, Sabotage is Black Sabbath at their best and possibly their most musically experimental. Brought up to date for 2021 is the original album newly remastered as well as a full concert recorded on the 1975 Sabotage Tour of North America. In addition to a selection of tracks from Sabotage, this live album includes the Black Sabbath classics War Pigs, Iron Man and Paranoid. Also included in this super deluxe edition is a replica of the rare Japanese single 'Am I Going Insane (Radio)', which completes the audio package for this fan-friendly deep dive into the classic Black Sabbath album, Sabotage.<br/><br/>CD box set includes:<br/>- Original album newly remastered<br/>- Complete live concert from the 1975 Sabotage Tour of North America <br/>- Am I Going Insane (Radio) Japanese replica CD single<br/>- 1975 Madison Square Garden replica concert book<br/>- 60-page book with photos, artwork and liner notes<br/>Sabotage 1975 Tour colour poster

Technical Ecstasy by Black Sabbath, limited edition, remastered, new mix, 90 mins of unreleased outtakes, alt mixes, live tracks from Ozzy, Tony, Geezer and Bill plus extensive book, tour program and poster.

2021 REMASTERED ALBUM + BONUS CONTENT PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED<br/><br/>- Original album from 1972 remastered.<br/>- Outtakes (newly mixed by Steven Wilson).<br/>- Alternative takes, false-starts and studio dialogue.<br/>- Live in the UK 1973, a complete show from the Vol. 4 tour.<br/>- 60-page hardback book <br/>- A band poster<br/><br/>Vol. 4 was Black Sabbath's fourth genre-defining classic in a row and ranks as one of the group's most successful and popular records. It was the first album to have all the trappings of rock n roll success from the ambitious recording process to the LA parties and on the road excess. The world tour captured here demonstrates the band at the height of their powers and is a monumental testament to four working class lads who spawned the heavy metal genre and thousands of bands to come.