Headless Cross

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Headless Cross is the 14th studio album by English heavy metal band Black Sabbath. Released on 24 April 1989, it was the group's second album to feature singer Tony Martin and the first of three to feature drummer Cozy Powell, along with Tyr and Forbidden.

Manufacturer: I.R.S.
Release date: 24 April 1989
Number of discs: 1
EAN: 0724352129928 UPC: 724352129928

Tags: Heavy Metal (3), Rock (2), 1989 (2), Tony Martin (2), Ian Gillan (1), Tony Iommi (1), Eric Singer (1), Heaven & Hell (1), Cozy Powell (1), British Heavy Metal (1), Don Airey (1), Neil Murray (1), Bob Daisley (1), Bobby Rondinelli (1), Vinny Appice (1), Geoff Nicholls (1), Ray Gillen (1), Bev Bevan (1), Jo Burt (1), Terry Chimes (1)

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"Tony Martin is such an underrated singer. I can't believe why people hate this era of Black Sabbath, since I think they might've been at their best just around this time."

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"Alongside Dio-era Sabbath and Paranoid, this is the one of the best things they ever did. It's a thing of beauty, if you can ever call metal music something like that. When Death Calls is the single best ever Black Sabbath song in my opinion."