Video: An Inside Look at Black Sabbath in the Studio
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Black Sabbath have posted a new video, as promised yesterday on their Facebook page, that gives fans an inside look at the band at work in the recording studio.
The three-minute video shows Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Ozzy Osbourne — along with Rage Against the Machine/Audioslave drummer Brad Wilk and producer Rick Rubin — discussing and rehearsing tracks will wind up on 13, the band's much-anticipated new album. The video also shows some of the gear the guys are using, including Marshall and Laney amps.
"I want it to sound current but still have that Sabbath vibe," Osbourne says.
"It'll be today's version of what it was 40 years ago," Iommi adds.
Fans can decide for themselves when the album is released in June. Check out the video below. More updates are on the way!
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jimmylerxst
February 22, 2013 at 3:04am
It is a shame that money issues are preventing this from being a full-on Sabbath reunion. Don't they see that their fans really want Bill in the mix. 25% of of an all original member album and tour is going add up to more mony than 35-40% of a partial reunion. Ozz, Tony do the math. I'm sure Bill is not asking to be top dog, just equal.
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burnstar4
February 13, 2013 at 3:43pm
I agree that it should be called "Black Sabbath 3/4" If you have never heard Bill Wards album "Ward One: Along the Way "you are truly missing out it is such a great and unique album, he brings so much more to the table than just sitting at the drum set. They all let their fans down!!
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glass1
February 13, 2013 at 3:09pm
I think they sound pretty good, have liked Black Sabbath since their beginnings. Only criticism, is that Ozzy is "pitchy" as hell. Geezer, Iommi still standing well musically, drummer Scott Wilks is a superior musician who sparks this reunion hugely, this guy is amazing.
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crosscloud
February 13, 2013 at 2:58pm
I don't fully understand the contract issues for Bill Ward to have appeared at the Sabbath Reunion last year in England but I presume the same force is at work preventing him from being included in the new Sabbath studio album (I have a strong suspicion who drafted the contract that Bill considered to be "unsignable".) But a new studio Sabbath album without Bill Ward, when he is alive and well, is basically an afterthought. Sorry guys, but don't waste your time and ours.
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jamescashin
February 13, 2013 at 2:13pm
No Bill Ward? Such a shame. The new album/CD should be titled:
"Black Sabbath 3/4"!!!














