Mob Rules

Albums That Destroyed Good Bands... (14 music items)

"I like this record. I am not a big Black Sabbath fan by any means. I think the band was at their peak with the 2 albums they recorded with Ronnie James Dio in the front of the band. Before Heaven and Hell, Black Sabbath was on a downward spiral under Ozzy. Yeah you can talk about how great their first records were and drool over your favorite songs, but Never Say Die was an awful album. And even before that, Technical Ecstasy was not good at all. After 1975, Black Sabbath was on a downward spira"

Frank's Favorite Album Covers (60 music items)

" One of few album covers that scared the hell out of me at one time. "

My Favorite Songs About Being Fucking Insane. (9 music items)

" Black Sabbath Falling Off The Edge Of The World (HQ) "

Frank Listens to the 80's - The Best of the 80's (96 music items)

""From the book, the word is spoken whispers from forgotten psalms Gather all around the young ones they will make us strong Reach above your dreams of pleasure given life to those who died Look beyond your own horizons sail the ship of signs." Black Sabbath seemed to already hit their peak with Dio on Heaven and Hell, but one more album to solidify this dream lineup did come about, and it would stand as a top album in their discography. There's a lot of eerie feeling in Mob Rules. E5150 the in"

Listal's 100 Greatest Albums (295 music items)

"WreckMe666 - 3 Total - 3"

The Evolution of Black Sabbath (18 music items)

"Track List: 1. Turn Up the Night (Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler) 2. Voodoo (Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler) 3. The Sign of the Southern Cross (Black Sabbath) 4. E5150 (Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler) 5. The Mob Rules (Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler) 6. Country Girl (Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler) 7. Slipping Away (Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler) 8. Falling Off the Edge of the World (Black Sabbath) 9. Over and Over (R"