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15/08/2023

Still corners

Love this pic and album Black Sabbath vol.4 one of my best favorite album
01/11/2022

Love this pic and album Black Sabbath vol.4 one of my best favorite album

26/05/2022

Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again 1987*RLive in Paris 2001 all credit goes to Depeche ModeCopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1...

15/05/2022

John Oliver discusses the current presidential election in The Philippines and why Bongbong Marcos is – albeit in a very limited and unflattering way – sort ...

24/02/2022

“When The Levee Breaks” is a powerful, thought-provoking and emotionally-charged classic by Led Zeppelin, from their Led Zeppelin IV album. The song is a rew...

24/02/2022

Join us along with 16 musicians from Hungary, Morocco, the USA, and more, for this global rendition of the classic "Come As You Are." Honoring 30 ye...

13/02/2022

In the beginning of 2010, the Playing For Change crew began work on a new Song Around the World, John Lennon's "Imagine." It has been an amazing year of prod...

12/02/2022

Receive our latest videos and news, subscribe to our newsletter: http://bit.ly/1x9CAfJI remember having a daydream about the opening acoustic guitar part of ...

07/01/2022

Have you been paranoid for 50 years?

On Jan. 7, 1971, many kids in the US heard the words "I AM IRON MAN" for the first time. It was on this date that Black Sabbath released their 2nd LP "Paranoid".

The album was issued in the United Kingdom in October 1970, where its sales were enhanced by the success of the "Paranoid" single. "That single attracted screaming kids," Tony Iommi recalled in the liner notes to Reunion in 1998. "We saw people dancing when we played it and we decided that we shouldn't do singles for a long while after that to stay true to the fans who'd liked us before we'd become popular." Paranoid 's US release was delayed until January 1971, as the Black Sabbath album was still on the charts at the time of its UK release. Paranoid reached No. 12 in the US in March 1971 with virtually no radio airplay. Like Black Sabbath, the album was panned by rock critics of the era.

We wonder how many albums those critics have sold? We bet they thought Black Sabbath was a dance band…...

Happy 51st US Birthday to "Paranoid"!!!

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