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01. Never Say Die
02. Johnny Blade
03. Junior's Eyes
04. A Hard Road
05. Shock Wave
06. Air Dance
07. Over To You
08. Break Out
09. Swinging The Chain
Lyrics (9) |
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Line-up :
Ozzy Osbourne - Vocals
Tony Iommi - Guitar, Backing Vocals on 4
Geezer Butler - Bass, Backing Vocals on 4
Bill Ward - Drums, Backing Vocals on 4, Lead Vocals on 9
Don Airey - Keyboards
John Elstar - Harmonica
Will Malone - Brass arrangements
All tracks by Osbourne, Iommi, Butler, Ward.
Final album with Ozzy Osbourne.
"Swinging the Chain" features Bill Ward on vocals, apparently because Ozzy
Osbourne refused to sing it. |
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 vezzy - 15.07.2010 at 19:36
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This is rated higher than Technical Ecstasy? I hate this album, really.
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| Rating: 5 |
This album for me gets worse and worse with every song. The title track is actually very decent, as is 'Johnny Blade' and 'A hard road', but as soon as 'Shock wave' starts playing you know that the band were lacking considerably in the originality department. This isn't quite their worst album, but it surely isn't an album to remember them by either.
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Horribly album, IMO all band went nuts from drugs, and Ozzy most, let metlheads forgive me, but maybe it was better that Ozzy was fired? if all contunue like this, then I don t know, Dio, Gillan and Martin brung new ideas and sound into band and it 's better, I will analaize those albums in next fiev days , but this, well some harmonicas and blusy touches yes, but rest is cheesy and so boring
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Written by musicalkaratekid on 16.02.2013 at 19:17
This album for me gets worse and worse with every song. The title track is actually very decent ... but as soon as 'Shock Wave' starts playing you know that the band were lacking considerably in the originality department.
Not so sure I'd call the title track original - it's good but pure Thin Lizzy. As for originality elsewhere, how many other late '70s metal bands were putting two-minute sax solos on their albums?
A questionable choice? Yes. But unoriginal? 
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Contains the track "Over to You". A song alone worth the purchase of the album in my opinion. It's basically a precursor to Pink Floyd's "The Wall"...
We've had all these fantastic songs warning us how NOT to treat our children, and yet...people still stick 'em into these evil, state-run entities to turn them into severly damaged, down-trodden souls...
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