1. Black Sabbath - Good fking start with a dark and sinister sound! Awesome transition! 2. The Wizard - Heavy western style o.O? Very nice use of a Mundharmonika joo! 3. Behind the Wall of Sleep - Nice track but sadly a bit short. 4. N.I.B. - Very known track and it is for a good reason! Really like the switch between a singing guitar saying "No No" and "Oh yeah". Thinking about it makes sense considering the lyrics lol. Ending well done aswell, good breakdown! 5. Evil Woman - Catchy lyrics guided by some iconic guitar riffs and some repetitive funky bass sounds :) nice little solo aswell, me like! 6. Sleeping Village - Didgeridoo! Turning into slow decent riffs, funky ass licks and melodies from both guitars. Geilo transition from those riffs to the next track! 7. Warning - (literial warning) 10 out of fking 10 jo! No need to write more, 10 minutes of pure Awesomeness say more than I could. I wouldn't have enough time to explain anyway. 8. Wicked World - Bringing back the same vibes from "Warning" while keeping a lower profile mostly, allowing the album to end... "Black Sabbath" gets the best available rating!

Very interesting album, delivering a massive variety of musical elements like synths, bitty sound and even a fking kid xd. A lot of tracks with geilo vibes!

One of the most sold albums ever with a lot of recognizable tracks, no matter if you listen to rock and metal or not. Absolute classics you can nicken your Kopf zu! Iconix riffs, nice solos, catchy lines, got some real "rock-hymne" potential.

So fking fast and aggressive, insane solos and some real bangers like Hangar 18, writing guitar hero history on top! Solo 7, never forget... Also bangers are Holy Wars..., Lucretia, Five Magics, Tornado of Souls (!!!) Spongebob!!! ich will ein Kind von dir!!!!!!

Neat 80s disco vibes jo, very cool use of synths covering the majority of tracks along with singing playing a major part aswell, some nice guitar use without taking away much attention from the main theme (f.e. Promised You A Miracle, Big Sleep and Somebody Up There Likes You), bass guitar got some funky vibes matching the "smoothness" of the album perfectly demonstrated in "Colours Fly And Catherine Wheel" :) Wouldn't vibe to it on a regular basis, but I bet people had a lot of fun with this sound back then and I like it too so yea, 3 out of 5 seems a bit rude maybe but I can't give 4 :/ Favorite tracks are: - "Somebody Up There Likes You" because of the psychedelic kinda sound, I also enjoy the guitar here a lot - "Promised You A Miracle" for some really catchy tata ta ta taaa taa ta! disco vibes hehe - "Glittering Prize" showing how simple bass lines can add so much to a track! "New Gold Dream" from Simple Minds gets 3 out of 5 starts!