Sabbath's Proggy albums!

Vibrationbaby wrote: Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Ozzy started to get pissed of when Iommi started to bring in choirs, horns, strings etc. I'm sure it had something to do with his loss of interest. Here's my immaginary Sabbath Prog Compilation released in 1979 as a stop gap in between Never Say Die and Heaven & Hell entitled                    Black Art - Black Sabbath Side A 1. Orchid 1:30 2. Planet Caravan 4:24 3. Air Dance 5:18 4. Spiral Architect 5:29 Side B 1. Supertzar 3:42 2. Megalomania 9:40 3. Gypsy 5:10 4. Laguna Sunrise 2:53   Compiled by Ian Anderson & Tony Iommi Liner notes by Annie Haslam Cover Art by Roger Dean Remastered by Peter Gabriel

Pretty funny fantasy there. This is the 79 minute cd age though, got to through in a few more. I would throw in Who are you, A National acrobat, Junior's eyes, might even be tempted to throw in Sleeping Village.


Interesting the comment about Ozzy being p'd by the progressive leaning. especially when you consider his first 2 solo albums had a far greater prog slant than the 2 BS albums after he left.

Vibrationbaby wrote: Well this album was compiled in 1979.

Yeah, I failed to notice that little important detail. But I can bail myself out by saying that it has to be a double album so Roger Dean can have a full fold out for his art.