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Originally Posted by Dotoar
Sabbath calls for a simplistic approach, preferably over a beer.
Best albums: "Sabbath bloody sabbath", "Sabotage".
Most underrated albums: "Technical ecstasy", "Never say die".
Most overrated album: "Paranoid"
Best riffs: "A national acrobat", "Black sabbath", "Symptom of the universe"
Facepalm: "Rat salad", "Rock'n roll doctor", "Swinging the chain", "She's gone"
Beatles graduates: "Sabbath bloody sabbath", "You won't change me", "It's alright", "Junior's eyes", "Air dance", "Looking for today", "Never say die"
Best instrumental: "Supertzar", "Fluff"
And by the way, Budgie were much cooler than Sabbath. Yeah, I did!
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Originally Posted by xEMGx
HELL NO you didn't!!!
I actually think Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is pretty overrated, and Technical Ecstacy is one big facepalm.
Rat Salad is a hell of a song, but you were spot on with most overrated, it's not even in their top 5 albums. (If you include Dio material)
Underrated Album: Master of Reality
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Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is great! With
Volume 4, I think Sabbath became slightly repetitive, but with instrumentals such as Fluff,
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath added a progressive vein to their vocabulary. And I agree with Dotoar, A National Acrobat has a great riff. Though I think their best riff is the one in Lord Of This World from
Master Of Reality, which I think is their best album by far.
I haven't listened to Technical Ecstasy, so I can't comment on that one.
But I think you can add Changes from
Volume 4 to your facepalm-list.