Black Sabbath

2021 REMASTERED ALBUM + BONUS CONTENT PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED<br/><br/>- Original album from 1972 remastered.<br/>- Outtakes (newly mixed by Steven Wilson).<br/>- Alternative takes, false-starts and studio dialogue.<br/>- Live in the UK 1973, a complete show from the Vol. 4 tour.<br/>- 40-page hardback book <br/>- A band poster<br/><br/>Vol. 4 was Black Sabbath's fourth genre-defining classic in a row and ranks as one of the group's most successful and popular records. It was the first album to have all the trappings of rock n roll success from the ambitious recording process to the LA parties and on the road excess. The world tour captured here demonstrates the band at the height of their powers and is a monumental testament to four working class lads who spawned the heavy metal genre and thousands of bands to come.

Black Sabbath: Black Sabbath [CD]

Black Sabbath: Paranoid Tour 1970 (Clear) [Vinyl LP]

Black Sabbath: Heaven and Hell (Deluxe) [2 CD]

Black Sabbath: Vol 4 (Rem) [CD]

Black Sabbath: Never Say Die! [Vinyl LP]

Almost five decades ago, the toll of a bell and rolling thunder marked the conception of an ear splittingly monolithic riff. In that moment, Black Sabbath and the sound of Heavy Metal were forged. The band embarked on what Ozzy describes as "the most incredible adventure you could think of", a journey that would go on to define a genre.<br/><br/>The End is a celebration of Black Sabbath's final hometown concert at Birmingham's Genting Arena on 4th February, 2017. <br/><br/>With a hit packed set list including Iron Man, Paranoid, War Pigs and many more, the high production values, visual effects and pyrotechnics wowed fans, as the band delivered the most emotionally charged show in their history.<br/><br/>All visual formats feature special bonus material of the band playing a selection of their favourite songs not played on tour. These intimate live sessions at Angelic Studios were recorded in the days after their final live performance.<br/><br/>The End captures a once-in-a-career performance, an essential snapshot of musical history and a fitting farewell to true innovators and original heavy metal icons, Black Sabbath.