Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: Vinyl LP Memoriam and were reluctantly lumped in

and were reluctantly lumped in with the so-called "folk revival"

I Never Thought I'd Live To Be A Million

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Pressed on 180G vinyl

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: Vinyl LP Memoriam and were reluctantly lumped inUpon its release in '73, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath began achieving a feat that had, for the previous four albums and three years, eluded the Birmingham metal maestros. It started getting good reviews. Until then, the music critics had not warmed to the bare, brutal honesty of Black Sabbath's music, not least Rolling Stone critic Lester Bangs, who had described the band's debut 'Black Sabbath' as "just like Cream. But worse!" Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was