Black Sabbath

 

Artist:  Black Sabbath   

Origin:  Aston, Birmingham, England

Genre:  Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, British Metal

Original line-up:

Tony Iommi:  Lead Guitar, Piano, Flute, Synthesizers, Mellotron

Geezer Butler:  Bass, Synthesizers

Ozzy Osbourne:  Lead Vocals, Harmonica

Bill Ward:  Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals

Black Sabbath are an English Hard Rock and Heavy Metal Band from Aston, Birmingham, formed in 1968 by Tony Iommi (Lead Guitar Ex Mythology), Geezer Butler (Bass Ex Rare Breed), Ozzy Osbourne (Lead Vocals Ex Rare Breed), and Bill Ward (Drums Ex Mythology).  Black Sabbath are one of the most influential Heavy Metal Band of All Time.  The band helped to create the Genre with ground breaking releases such as Paranoid, an album that Rolling Stone Magazine said "Changed Music Forever", and called the band "The Beatle Of Heavy Metal".  Time Magazine called Paranoid "The Birthplace of Heavy Metal".

Title:  Forbidden (2024)

Genre:  Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, British Metal

Label:  BMG

Rating:   *****

Format:   CD 

Tracks:

 1.  The Illusion Of Power (feat. Ice T) (4:51)

 2.  Get A Grip (3:58)

 3.  Can't Get Close Enough (4:27)

 4.  Shaking Off The Chains (4:02)

 5.  I Won't Cry For You (4:47)

 6.  Guilty As Hell (3:27)

 7.  Sick And Tired (3:29)

 8.  Rusty Angels (5:00)

 9.  Forbidden (3:47)

10. Kiss Of Death (6:06)

Bonus Track:

11. Loser Gets It All (2:55)

Format:  LP

Tracks:

Side One:

 1.  The Illusion Of Power (feat. Ice T) (4:51)

 2.  Get A Grip (3:58)

 3.  Can't Get Close Enough (4:27)

 4.  Shaking Off The Chains (4:02)

 5.  I Won't Cry For You (4:47)

Side Two:

 6.  Guilty As Hell (3:27)

 7.  Sick And Tired (3:29)

 8.  Rusty Angels (5:00)

 9.  Forbidden (3:47)

10. Kiss Of Death (6:06)

Personnel:

Tony Iommi:  Guitars

Cozy Powell:  Drums

Tony Martin:  Vocals

Neil Murray:  Bass

Additional Musicians:

Geoff Nicholls:  Keyboards

Ice-T:  Additional Vocals on "The Illusion Of Power"

Forbidden is the eighteenth studio album by Black Sabbath, originally released on June 5, 1995. by I.R.S., remastered and reissued on November 15, 2024 by BMG.  For Fans of Black Sabbath and Music Collectors.