>AI generated Black Sabbath

>>127269156 (OP)
It is mediocre, and Rubin's soulless production and brickwalling hinders it, but I still wish we would have gotten at least another couple of records, preferably with Bill Ward back behind the kit instead of the drummer from rap-rock's favorite homos, Rage for the Machine.

>>127269156 (OP)
Kek, yeah that's about right

>>127269261
You can thank Sharon for Vinny Appice or Bobby Rondinelli not being on this one

it sounds like bits and pieces of old black sabbath riffs spiced together

>>127269156 (OP)
Mob Rules was their last great album, everything after with middling to poor

>>127269156 (OP)
It starts strong and ends strong, but some of the middle tracks are meh

God Is Dead
Methademic
Naivete In Black
Dear Father
Isolated Man
Season Of The Dead

had this been the album I think it would've been decent, but only better than Technical Ecstasy
but yeah, that's Rick Rubin for you

>>127269399
the couch tzar, aka rick rubin, just locked them in a room and played them their first record, telling them that this was what they had to go back to. the end result is basically a glorified covers record.

>>127269446
meant for >>127269380

>>127269399
*Sabotage

>>127269446
And it's still better than every Tony Martin album

>>127269467
>And it's still better than having a homeless man with hepatitis projectile shit in your mouth
well, yeah

>>127269399
*Heaven and Hell
Mob Rules sounds rushed and uninspired

>>127269156 (OP)
The Devil You Know was much better

>>127269261
Tony is the best producer for Sabbath, I don't know why he got duped into listening to these shitters (it was Sharon)

>>127269156 (OP)
It's actually a very impressive album

>>127269494
That was more the producer's fault

This fucking thing should not exist.
>>127269372
It took Ozzy being off his pain meds and dying for her to make some semblence of peace (even though I doubt the peace will be permanent knowing her) with Bill Ward, Billy Corgan and Jake E. Lee. But that was it. Those are the only three she allowed into BTTB.

>>127269622
Rodger Bain was great for the first three. But I guess they outgrew him and he outgrew them.
Those first three was the cocaine-free innocence.
Cocaine, Alcohol and Sharon were the three worst influences on Ozzys life.

Hand of Doom feels kinda awkward and aimless

Still better than any modern band out back then.

I don't like Ozzy's or Dio's vocals on 13 and TDYK. They were tolerable live at the time too so idk what the deal was