Black Sabbath never seems to get enough credit for their musicianship, especially the rhythm section of Bill Ward and Geezer Butler. I've always felt
August 11, 2010

Black Sabbath never seems to get enough credit for their musicianship, especially the rhythm section of Bill Ward and Geezer Butler. I've always felt that what set them apart is their flirtation with jazz, as evidenced in Bill Ward's playfulness with time. Anyway, they flat out rock too, so here's the Hand Of Doom off of 1970's Paranoid.

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