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View Poll Results: Favourite album?
Black Sabbath 18 19.15%
Paranoid 37 39.36%
Master Of Reality 15 15.96%
Vol 4 3 3.19%
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5 5.32%
Sabotage 7 7.45%
Tecnical Ecstacy 0 0%
Never Say Die 3 3.19%
Heaven and Hell 6 6.38%
Mob Rules 0 0%
Born Again 0 0%
Seventh Star 0 0%
The Eternal Idol 0 0%
Headless Cross 0 0%
Tyr 0 0%
Dehumanizer 0 0%
Cross Purposes 0 0%
Forbidden 0 0%
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Old 09-04-2011, 04:57 AM   #41 (permalink)
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It would be great if one of these days somebody could surprise us all and state that Sabbath`s best albums are Technical Ecstasy or Never Say Die or even albums like Born Again and the Glenn Hughes album Seventh Star.
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Old 09-04-2011, 05:03 AM   #42 (permalink)
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It would be great if one of these days somebody could surprise us all and state that Sabbath`s best albums are Technical Ecstasy or Never Say Die or even albums like Born Again and the Glenn Hughes album Seventh Star.
Born Again does have its diehard defenders and fans, ya know
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Born Again does have its diehard defenders and fans, ya know
The problem with that album is that Ian Gillan didn`t fit in with the band and at times the album sounds lacklustre..........had they really gone for it with some belief it could`ve been very different.

I think the following Seventh Star album with Glenn Hughes to be a much better album.
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Old 09-04-2011, 05:26 AM   #44 (permalink)
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i will eventually check out the RJ Dio Sab albums soon
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i will eventually check out the RJ Dio Sab albums soon
Heaven and Hell and MOB Rules are absolute metal classics. He rejoined several years later with the Dehumanizer album (an album I`ve never heard) but now that I remember it will soon give it a listen.
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Dehumanizer is a great album. Totally forgotten by most people, unfortunately.
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Dehumanizer is a great album. Totally forgotten by most people, unfortunately.
What do you think of the Tony Martin albums, he practically sound like Dio?
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there's also a pretty good Balck Sabbath but not quite Black Sabbath album with RJ Dio

2009's Heaven & Hell's The Devil You Know
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there's also a pretty good Balck Sabbath but not quite Black Sabbath album with RJ Dio

2009's Heaven & Hell's The Devil You Know
Yer it was like a one-off reunion of the Sabbath Mob Rules line-up.
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I wouldn't say that Dehumanizer is a Dio's best with Sabbath but it is the one I listen to the most actually. I absolutely love it. Real raw, no bull metal.

The Devil You Know was an acceptable album too. Nothing amazing but solid. And as has already been mentioned, it was the Mob Rules line-up. They just weren't allowed to use the Black Sabbath name. I think Ozzy has the rights to that now, doesn't he? Or something along those lines anyway.
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