Super discussion here. But where were you, when "Sabotage" came out and when was your first listening experience? I remember lying in the cradle in the living room while my father turned on the radio and listening to "Supertzar" thinking it was classical music. It was summer 1975 or so. He was talking to himself in the sense of, the boy can listen to that, ... even a little louder. So that he could go to the kitchen to help my mother cook. After a while he came back and ran to the stereo, because in the meantime "The Writ" was playing and rock music was not at all for a half year old baby. That was my first experience with Sabbath, maybe. Could be in between were also Alice Cooper and Kiss back then. In this east german radio program the then current albums were played again and again, like from; Carly Simon, Chicago, Boston, Journey, Toto, Survivor, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Bob Seger, Randy Newmann, Al Stewart and so on. And when I went to my brother's room in the late seventies, the opposition was playing; The Clash, Motörhead, AC/DC, Kiss, The Damned, Blondie, Ramones.... Was all pretty cool for my early childhood music education.
There is a version of Sabotage on CD that actually came with the lyrics; can anyone tell me the catalog number or year that it came out? I saw it on a CZcams video and it was not a bootleg. I have never seen the lyrics for this album.
This album has 5 drop dead classics on it. Hole, Symptom, Megalomania, Thrill and Writ. It’s my favorite Sabbath album.
Masterpiece album. Ozzy's best performance
This album is a masterpiece! Doesn’t get enough credit🎸🎸🎸😎
This is my fav album from my fav band. And as far as the cover- I used to think WTF? Especially Bill’s tights. Now I love the cover!
I’d argue that Sabotage includes some of Bill Ward’s best work ever.
Martin has so much great insight. Great show
Martin absolutely nails it from 30:24 through 31:30!!!!!!!
I love Supertzar it's amazing, and I've never quite made up my mind whether it's heavenly or evil. Heaven or Hell 🤔😉
NEED DASHCAM VIDIO OF TRAVELING ON I-90 FROM LEE MASS. TO LEROY ,NY WITH THIS ALBUM TRACKS PLAYING
Super discussion here. But where were you, when "Sabotage" came out and when was your first listening experience? I remember lying in the cradle in the living room while my father turned on the radio and listening to "Supertzar" thinking it was classical music. It was summer 1975 or so. He was talking to himself in the sense of, the boy can listen to that, ... even a little louder. So that he could go to the kitchen to help my mother cook. After a while he came back and ran to the stereo, because in the meantime "The Writ" was playing and rock music was not at all for a half year old baby. That was my first experience with Sabbath, maybe. Could be in between were also Alice Cooper and Kiss back then. In this east german radio program the then current albums were played again and again, like from; Carly Simon, Chicago, Boston, Journey, Toto, Survivor, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Bob Seger, Randy Newmann, Al Stewart and so on. And when I went to my brother's room in the late seventies, the opposition was playing; The Clash, Motörhead, AC/DC, Kiss, The Damned, Blondie, Ramones.... Was all pretty cool for my early childhood music education.
Have you all seen my Sabotage documentary?
Great conversation as always, how do you guys record these videos? is it zoom calls or what?
Top 3 Black Sabbath albums:
1. Black Sabbath
2. Sabotage
3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Dont start to late is not finger picked
Superczar would be my entrance music if I was a pro Rassler'. And it will be played at my funeral.
"What? Are you chicken?!!!"
There is a version of Sabotage on CD that actually came with the lyrics; can anyone tell me the catalog number or year that it came out? I saw it on a CZcams video and it was not a bootleg. I have never seen the lyrics for this album.
Not a camel toe, a moose knuckle