Cross Purposes arrived on Jan. 31, 1994, during a period of sustained turbulence for Black Sabbath. Their inability to retain a singer long enough to reclaim their place among metal's leading ...

But in 1994, ‘Cross Purposes’ arrived in stores under the Black Sabbath moniker. But the band once again found themselves lurking in the long shadow of Ozzy Osbourne, who was in the middle of ...

Live fill-ins notwithstanding, 10 men have fronted Black Sabbath since ... Arguably Sabbath’s mightiest power ballad, this Cross Purposes highlight sees Tony Martin continuing to explore his ...

Following Dio’s second departure from Black Sabbath, Tony Martin returned for another two albums. The first of these albums was the well-received ‘Cross Purposes.’ The band picked up where they last ...

Although 1994's Black Sabbath album Cross Purposes performed respectably, charting on both sides of the Atlantic (No.41 in the UK, No,122 in the US), bassist Geezer Butler jumped ship for Ozzy ...

1 Time Machine 2 Children Of The Grave 3 I Witness 4 Mob Rules 5 Into The Void 6 Anno Mundi 7 Black ... 13 Headless Cross 14 Paranoid 15 Iron Man 16 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Cross Purposes Live ...

Black Sabbath are about as canonical as it gets ... The five albums that Martin sang on – The Eternal Idol, Headless Cross, Tyr, Cross Purposes, and Forbidden – have long been relegated ...

Tony Martin-era Black Sabbath is going to be readily available once more sometime hopefully soon. According to Martin in a Facebook post, he recently spoke to Tony Iommi's manager who confirmed a ...

Black Sabbath have announced that ... A special boxset, Anno Domini 1989-1995, will gather together Headless Cross (1989), Tyr (1990), Cross Purposes (1994) and Forbidden (1995), featuring ...