Black Sabbath’s seventh album (1976). Here’s where Sabbath’s sound changed the most to me.
Not my cup of tea tbh.
🥇You Wont Change Me
🥈All Moving Parts
🥉Back Street Kids
Technical Ecstasy
Album by Black Sabbath
Released 25 September 1976
Tracklist
- 1Back Street Kids3:493.8 ★
- 2You Won’t Change Me6:443.8 ★
- 3It’s Alright4:063.3 ★
- 4Gypsy5:113.3 ★
- 5All Moving Parts (Stand Still)5:063.6 ★
- 6Rock ’n’ Roll Doctor3:343.5 ★
- 7She’s Gone4:573.0 ★
- 8Dirty Women7:093.8 ★
More by Black Sabbath
Release credits
- drums (drum set), electric guitar [3], lead vocals [3], percussion [8]
- arranger [1-5, 7-8], producer
- electric bass guitar
- guest, keyboard
- conductor [7], strings [7]
- lead vocals [1-2, 4-8]
- engineer, mix
- assistant
- electric guitar, mix
Issues
T12" Vinyl25 September 1976
T12" VinylSeptember 1976- T12" Vinyl8 October 1976
T1987
T25 March 1989
TJune 1989
T1996
TCD (LP replica reissue)2000- TCD (Digital Remaster Collection)7 March 2001
- T2004
T2004- TSHM-CD26 August 2009
T16 September 2009
TDigital Media (2013 remaster)21 January 2014
TDigital Media (2013 remaster)9 August 2014
T12" Vinyl5 August 2016
T2016
T1 October 2021
TDigital Media (2021 remaster)1 October 2021- T4x CD (super deluxe edition)1 October 2021
- T5x 12" Vinyl1 October 2021
TDigital Media (2021 remaster)1 October 2021- T
TCD (Warner Records, NOT Warner Bros. Records)- TDigital Media (2009 remaster)
TDigital Media (AudioPhil edition)16 April 2016