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[Bob Winward]

The first cd with 8 tracks has grown on me. Not ever having been a huge fan
of pre Dio sabbath, probably for the same reason.  They play with a certain
style, not many changes in the music and I miss not hearing keyboards.  That
said, the drummer sounds fine to me and Geezer is one of the best bass
players out there.

I have been alternating between this and the new DP this week. You cannot
compare the two, but I will say I find the new DP much more interesting and
enjoyable.
The 4 BS bonus tracks are more of the same as the first disk.  I kind of
like Pariah so far.


On 6/12/13 10:31 PM, "Ron Mann" <ronmann at windstream.net> wrote:

> 
> I have a copy of the new Sabbath and my version has 11 tracks.  After two
> listens I think it's a fantastic album and Iommi is still the king of metal
> riffs.  The man is a legend and innovator to a generation of sound.  Ozzy
> doesn't sound as bad I thought he would and the rhythm section is
> outstanding but it could have been better with Bill Ward.
> 
> Ron
> 
>> Out of fairness, I will give it a few more listens as promised.  There is
>> one track that I heard on Satellite radio called Loner and the guitar work
>> on that has more range.  Today I have about 4 hours of driving again, will
>> give the BS it's due dilligence.   On first listen, every track sounded
>> the
>> same and I cannot hear why every one raves about Tony Iomni.  He plays the
>> same riffs on every song.  Maybe I just need to give it a few more
>> listens.
> 
> 
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