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[Jay Pearson]

To my ears, it is classic Sabbath, very much in the vein of the early albums. I hear plenty of melody, but early Sabbath style. It is not Dio-era Sabbath, which generally had more memorable melodies, but it is heavy, sludgy, slow mixed with some double-time. There is some variety, but not a whole lot, the drummer is the most interesting instrument. Overall, as I listen, it sounds like 1970 all over again. Great album, I think it fits great with any of their first 6 albums.

Jay


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Среда, 12 июня 2013, 7:34 -04:00 от Bob Winward <uriahheep at comcast.net>:
>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.