Virtuoso, fast, heavy, but lacking depth. This is great when you are a teen and want to take the world by storm. Now near my 50th this sounds boring as sh*t

Good album. But i wouldnt mind dying without listening to it. Nothing world changing, nothing special.

Dark, heavy, it sets the mood and later the music comes. the first opening Riff and that very dark tone, is what makes this as groundbreaking as it was over 50 years ago, still an amazing record.

Acabo de escuchar el black album. Para alguien quien no está acostumbrado al Metal, es un disco amigable. Muchos clasicos, temas heavy pero no taaaan heavy. Riffs que son faciles de escuchar, sin solos virtuosos tipicos del metal que te ponen a dormir, la bateria siempre basica y simple de Lars. Buena musica en general. 4 por los mega clasicos

This WAS a great record. But thanks to this soft - crying - i’m sad - type of music (which could have been ok for one record only) today rock and roll is suffering. Coldplay still packs Stadiums with their feel good soft crap, while true rock heroes are left aside.

This is a perfect album from track one till end. Harrison had so many great songs that he put them together all at once. Thanks George, we still miss you

This is where everything turned into perfection. until now, it was mostly about great songs in ok albums, but never thinking of the album as a whole. for the first time, they went into retrospective mode and wrote about themselves, their feelings, and stories that went beyond the usual "I love you and you love me". Production was sublime, the songs reach a new higher when they are though and conceived with time, no need to rush. The sitar in NW, the piano arrangement in "In my Life", the vocal harmonies in "Nowhere Man", the lesser known Im looking thru you and You wont see me are perfect and could has well have been singles, George's first real great composition with "If I needed someone". It's a perfect 10 (or 5 here), and well deserved a new listen.

Massive hits in this album, where the rest of the songs didnt age as well. Too many early 80’s arrangements, Quincy Jones was giving it all, clearly, but it feels like everything sounds pretty much the same.

Virtuoso, fast, heavy, but lacking depth. This is great when you are a teen and want to take the world by storm. Now near my 50th this sounds boring as sh*t

For me the best Black Sabbath album. Love every bot of it