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ProducerBlack Sabbath, Robin Black

Record LabelSanctuary

UPC0602527704067

eBay Product ID (ePID)3050147055

Product Key Features

LanguageEnglish

Era1980s

Run Time5905 Sec

Release Year2011

FormatCD

FeaturesStudio Recording

GenrePop, Rock

TypeAlbum

StyleHeavy Metal

ArtistBlack Sabbath

Release TitleBorn Again

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs2

DistributionUniversal Music

Number of Tracks20

Country/Region of ManufactureEuropean Union

GuitarTony Iommi

BassGeezer Butler

EngineerRobin Black

Reviews3 stars out of 5 -- "The sound of Gillan applying his world-class pipes to Ozzy's original monotone on 'Paranoid' and 'War Pigs' is priceless."

VocalsIan Gillan

KeyboardsGeoff Nicholls

PercussionBill Ward

DrumsBill Ward

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo

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4.5

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by orionrecords14
11 Jan, 2021
Excellent album
Born Again brings up BLACK SABBATH's darkest, thickest and one of most evil-sounding albums. This album has a murky dense bass-heavy production adding to the gloomy atmosphere. It has many great tunes.Trashed is an excellent up-tempo ballsy opener in vein of Neon Knights and Turn Up The Night with thick riffs and fast solos; while bass guitar and drums contribute to the thunderous rhythm sections. Maniacal screams, shrieks, howling and wailing like a demonic banshee are part of excellent vocal performances throughout the album. Disturbing The Priest is a pummeling, pounding and totally pulverizing beast of a song. It has that doom-y evil feeling atmosphere and the vocals really shine. Ian's maniacal laughs, screams and shrieks are an absolute treat. The Dark is a short and suspenseful instrumental of impending doom fueled by bass effects. Zero The Hero is an epic doom metal milestone that represents everything BLACK SABBATH has ever stood for with riffs as nails, straight up, extended solos punctuated by more treated bass effects as gloriously a demented vocals sing. The title-track conjures dark vibes. Mournful guitar tones combined with soulful vocals make this one a highlight. The solo section is true Sabbath. Drums create a groove that is loose, percussive and organic. It helps make the clean tone haunting and ghostly. Hot Line is a rock and roll soundtrack to a good time, classic Tony riffs complete with shredding solos. Keep It Warm reveals a slow moving love ballad with unhinged and solid riffs and great blues-y hard rock-ish chorus. This is an excellent album.
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by saved1atthecross
18 Sep, 2015
Deep Sabbath
Not many Black Sabbath fans are aware of this album. It is a great album because it is so far removed from typical Black Sabbath sounding music. Deep Purples lead singer does a wonderful job on vocals. Digital Bitch Born Again and Disturbing The Priest are the highlights of this album. I would have loved to see this line up record more music togeather. But Deep Purple got back togeather end of story. Give it a listen I am sure you will like some of this rare record,
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