On the 50th anniversary of Black Sabbath's landmark debut, here's a look back at the iconic album.50 Years Ago, Black Sabbath Ushered in Heavy Metal With Their Classic Self-Titled Debut Album ...

The best album covers brought something to the music, and that's exactly what the sleeve of Black Sabbath's eponymous debut did, released on Friday, February 13, 1970. Sabbath was hellbent on ...

Black Sabbath changed the world of music 50 years ago this week with their genre-defining self-titled debut. To mark the occasion, Rolling Stone put together a comprehensive account of the record ...

The self-titled debut, ... Additionally, fans will receive a large color poster of Black Sabbath taken in Los Angeles in summer of 1972, during the album sessions for Vol. 4.

1. “Black Sabbath” Given that Black Sabbath’s name was borrowed from a horror movie, it shouldn’t surprise anyone that the group would dip into some gothic theatrics for their self-titled ...

Black Sabbath bassist Terry "Geezer" Butler documents his life and career in a new memoir, "Into the Void: From Birth to Black Sabbath -- And Beyond." He writes in depth about a working-class ...

Not only did these albums reflect a time period in England, and almost single-handedly invent a genre, But they will continue ...

10 Best Self-Titled Music Albums In Metal History. 1. Black Sabbath Vertigo. Many albums in the history of metal can claim to be influential, and many can claim to be enduring, ...

Well, it might not be Louisa Livingstone, the witchy-looking woman on the cover of Black Sabbath’s 1970 self-titled debut album, but she is at least willing to give you her autograph — for ...

Black Sabbath’s 1970 eponymous album is one of the best of the bunch when it comes to the best self-titled rock albums of all time. It was the English heavy metal band’s debut, and it’s ...

Black Sabbath released their self-titled debut album in February 1970. Most critics were baffled or dismissive, but the fans endorsed their efforts, and the album sold rapidly, starting a legacy ...

Elsewhere in the interview, Momoa said the one album he always comes back to is Black Sabbath’s 1970 self-titled record. “It just introduced me to everything.