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Black Sabbath

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snobb
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After total disaster of Technical Ecstasy, Black Sabbath released their last studio album ever with Ozzy on vocal.

Ex-Colosseum II Don Airey came with keyboard addition in band's sound. No, no way return to form. Nothing great, nothing new.

But in comparence with previous album, this one is more focused, more energetic, and at least listenable.

There are even few stronger songs there. Again simplistic and a bit monotonous, all of the same tempo and rhythm, it still sounds as lower than average but Black Sabbath album.

Strong sign of Ozzy's Sabbath era down, this album should be interesting for band's fans and collectors mainly.

Total mark 2,5.

snobb | 3/5 | 2009-12-14

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