Return of a milestone ...

Admittedly, I'm not fond of terms like * Milestone * or * masterpiece *, but other term than this would reduce both the musical debut of four sons Birmingham workers from 1970 in its meaning for future generations of musicians unnecessarily. Iommi, Butler, Ward and Osbourne have unleashed an avalanche with this disc, which at that time not even a lunar telescope would could imagine. Only them, it is thanks to them that we can enjoy as many varieties of hard music today at.

This Deluxe Editon the debut disc is in the modern sound. Seven songs that seem to be written for eternity, never deny her blues roots, but celebrate in the final analysis, for the first time heavy metal. Carefully dusted, cleared out, but alienated in any form. Style Just one has the track * * Wicked World already shipped the same time on the bonus CD. Right so, we are here in Europe and we had the time, the Stone-The-Crowes-Cover * Evil Woman * as the beginning of the second side of the LP.

It is this Wicked World heralds CD 2, and we can detect the emergence of Black Sabbath in the form of marginal changes songs, lyrics and instrumentals in a short time travel. Nothing really groundbreaking, but with these demo tracks closes another gap in each Ordinary Black Sabbath Collection.

If that's not enough, you can read in the new booklet and enough of the pictures. Detail obsession designed with many photos, old original cover and provided with the original Vertigo label. So the record companies merging in recent years have but ultimately what good spawned. Universal can draw on the full archives and Black Sabbath CDs emblazoned finally the missing Vertigo swirls.

CONCLUSION: Replenishment please ...