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Sabotage - LP, CD, Box Set, SP

Black Sabbath

Rock | Hard Rock | Heavy Metal

1975

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LP Black Sabbath: Sabotage

40th Anniversary 180g Vinyl Remastered

Vertigo | Sanctuary Records 10. July 2015 Europe

Album Reissue Remastered Stereo

The name "Sabotage" refers to Black Sabbath's legal disputes with former manager Patrick Meehan. This dispute, which lasted ten months, overshadowed the recordings and shaped the basic mood. Produced by guitarist Tony Iommi - again, recorded in England - the band aimed for a straightforward, aggressive sound. Tony Iommi explained that part of th...

More ID: 31291 EAN: 5414939920837 Discogs ID: 12230330

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Title	Sabotage
Artist	Black Sabbath
More info	40th Anniversary 180g Vinyl Remastered
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Vertigo \| Sanctuary Records
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	10. July 2015
First released	1975
Weight	230 g
EAN	5414939920837
Product ID	31291
Discogs ID	12230330
Discogs reviews	4.6

Black Sabbath: Sabotage version on vinyl LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Vertigo in cooperation with Sanctuary Records on 10. July 2015.

The name "Sabotage" refers to Black Sabbath's legal disputes with former manager Patrick Meehan. This dispute, which lasted ten months, overshadowed the recordings and shaped the basic mood. Produced by guitarist Tony Iommi - again, recorded in England - the band aimed for a straightforward, aggressive sound. Tony Iommi explained that part of the concept was a return to "rock'n'roll". The cover art is considered one of the worst in rock history, and the band claims that they thought it was a test recording and therefore placed no emphasis on the artwork.

Album spans genres Rock, Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. 180g Vinyl.

A1	Hole In The Sky	4:01 min
A2	Don't Start (Too Late)	0:49 min
A3	Symptom Of The Universe	6:30 min
A4	Megalomania	9:43 min
B1	Thrill Of It All	5:56 min
B2	Supertzar	3:44 min
B3	Am I Going Insane (Radio)	4:17 min
B4	The Writ	8:43 min
B5	Blow On A Jug	0:30 min