Paranoid - Black Sabbath - BMG: 5053861975

Description

Paranoid is the album that defined the sound, style and intensity of heavy metal. Black Sabbath’s 1970 sophomore album Paranoid turns fifty. Both formats include two concerts from 1970, from Montreux and Brussels. Black Sabbath’s 1970 sophomore album Paranoid turns fifty. Paranoid is the album that defined the sound, style and intensity of heavy metal. The vinyl box containes five LPs, including live tracks and never-before-released quad stereo mixes, and the CD edition housing four discs, a 60-page hardback book, poster and a replica tour programme. Both formats include two concerts from 1970, from Montreux and Brussels. Black Sabbath’s 1970 sophomore album Paranoid turns fifty. The vinyl box containes five LPs, including live tracks and never-before-released quad stereo mixes, and the CD edition housing four discs, a 60-page hardback book, poster and a replica tour programme. Both formats include two concerts from 1970, from Montreux and Brussels.

Key Features

• Black Sabbath’s 1970 sophomore album Paranoid turns fifty.
• Both formats include two concerts from 1970, from Montreux and Brussels.
• Paranoid is the album that defined the sound, style and intensity of heavy metal.
• The vinyl box containes five LPs, including live tracks and never-before-released quad stereo mixes, and the CD edition housing four discs, a 60-page hardback book, poster and a replica tour programme.