Whether it’s a classic like Paranoid or a left-field pick like Born Again, we want to know which Black Sabbath album you ...

Dio would make one more album with the band before his 2010 death, though it’s not officially a Black Sabbath album. 2009’s The Devil You Know was released under the band name Heaven & Hell to ...

3. “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” (1973) Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, is my personal favorite of the albums, even if the Yes influence might have taken them a little bit too far afield for many fans.

Prior to ‘13,’ Black Sabbath made an aborted attempt at writing a new album with Ozzy in 2001. Rick Rubin was again tapped to bring the four original members into the studio, which was met ...

Black Sabbath’s Paranoid climbs to No. 9 on Billboard's Vinyl Albums chart and No. 14 on Top Album Sales list after an 85% ...

Ozzy plays a major role in the song's spacy, blissed-out sound, using a Leslie speaker to achieve the swirling, vibrational ...

Along with Paranoid, Osbourne’s albums with Black Sabbath and many of his solo LPs hold the Top 10 spots on Amazon’s charts for top-selling rock CDs and vinyl records.

Exactly six months ago, we learned that Black Sabbath’s original lineup — Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward — were getting back together for one last show. It would be ...

Away from being one of modern prog rock’s most celebrated songwriters, Steven Wilson has remixed a glut of classic albums – a task he once said was “the equivalent of polishing the Sistine ...

Ozzy and Scott had been friends for 13 years – but one moment stands out most vividly in the guitarist’s memory ...