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Disc I
01. In For The Kill
02. No Stranger To Love
03. Turn To Stone
04. Sphinx (The Guardian)
05. Seventh Star
06. Danger Zone
07. Heart Like A Wheel
08. Angry Heart
09. In Memory…
10. No Stranger To Love [Single Remix] [2010 Deluxe Edition bonus]
Disc II [2010 Deluxe Edition]
Recorded at Hammersmith Odeon in London, on 2 June 1986, featuring Ray Gillen performing vocals.
01. The Mob Rules
02. Danger Zone
03. War Pigs
04. Seventh Star
05. Die Young
06. Black Sabbath
07. N.I.B.
08. Neon Knights
09. Paranoid
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Re-released in Europe on November 1, 2010, in a special edition 2 disc set. |
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This album was not meant to be a BS album, just a Tommi Iommi album, but the label forced Iommi to have it under Black Sabbath banner. "BS featuring Tommi Iommi" says on the cover - it's ridiculous 
Taking the album for what it offers and considering the things above, it's a really good album, Glenn Hughes performance was great. Seventh Seal is in my humble opinion miles better than the previous album (Born Again that featured Ian Gillan on vocals).
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What you said is true, but that doesn't mean it's a good album either way. Quite mediocre. Everything after Mob Rules with the exception of Headless Cross, Cross Purposes and Dehumanizer has for the most part, sucked. A couple of alright songs here and there, but besides that, no.
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Written by vezzy on 15.07.2010 at 19:35
What you said is true, but that doesn't mean it's a good album either way. Quite mediocre. Everything after Mob Rules with the exception of Headless Cross, Cross Purposes and Dehumanizer has for the most part, sucked. A couple of alright songs here and there, but besides that, no.
that just goes to show how much tastes differ. I think maybe if it didn't say Black sabbath on the cover, people would not have been so confused and would have received it differently and more positively.
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This album is very underrated here I must say
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Great album. Easily Sabbath's 3rd best.
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Fuck, why is this rated so low? Pure hard rock/AOR goodness, and with an awesome vocalist.
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Written by yanivush147 on 11.01.2013 at 15:01
Well, actually as an album is not all bad but the name Black Sabbath is on it so that why the disappointment of not typical BS.
the record company put the name Black Sabbath on it without Tony's approval. Tony wanted it released just under his own name since it had and has nothing to do with Black Sabbath
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The lamest thing is that it says "Black Sabbath featuring Tony Iommi"
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Good album, some very good moments such as "Seventh Star", "No Stranger To Love", "Danger Zone" or "Turn To Stone". Very low rating, another Sabbath album way underrated just like Born Again
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