BLACK SABBATH – Black Sabbath Vol 4 Punk Women 8 Frantic – Blue Shield

8 Frantic – Blue Shield Of Terror

Ramones-like punk tracks loaded with catchy pop hooks – never really changed

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and fled back to Europe for some personal detox — not to mention some of the most amazing music of his amazing career

BLACK SABBATH – Black Sabbath Vol 4 Punk Women 8 Frantic – Blue Shield"And this is why Vol. 4 is the perfect sequel to a relatively consice classic like Master, especially before releasing brilliant masterworks of early progressive metal in '73 and '75. This would be Sabbath's last "doom" album for a while, I guess, and it's a damn fine note for Iommi to leave off with for a while, before eventually returning to his signature chunkiness (in my opinion, he did that on Mob Rules which I think sounds bigger than the first