Black-sabbath.com Website Review

Those of you who follow me on social media have noticed that I've started marking albums' birthdays a lot.  In some ways, it is because I like bringing light to albums that never rGot the attention they should have.  Mostly I just like marking the pas*age of time.  Plus I like hearing from people who like the same albums.  Today I'm writing about a whopper of the bringing light concept.  That's NOTE: This article was originally published on Jan 28, 2006 and was called In Memory of a 20 year old Star.  10 more years have pas*ed, so I've brought it back to the top of the pile, and added a couple of small things.  Enjoy. Thunder shattered the dawn Raging with fury, the king has come The power of terror will reign There is no mercy in pleading So begin the lyrics to In for the Kill, the first track If you're the kind of fan who thinks Black Sabbath died after 1978, or are one of those fans that say No Ward, No Sabbath, then you might as well stop reading now.  This article won't be for you.  I'm here to talk about the 20th anniversary of one of the more maligned albums I don't have time to write one of the giant 5,000 word essays at this time, but I didn't want to let this anniversary pas*.  Today is the 25th anniversary of the Headless Cross album, originally released back in 1989.  While technically the second Tony Martin era album, it felt Today is January 31, 2014.  That means that 20 years ago, it was Jan 31, 1994.    And on that date, came the penultimate studio Black Sabbath album in the Tony Martin era of the band, Cross Purposes! I'm not doing a full retrospective, because I'm a bit too busy to write about it on its actual birthday, but I couldn't let this album pas* unremarked.  This album's production was a bit interesting.  After Today is August 7, 2013 (Well it was when I started writing this, it got too long, and it came out on August 8th).  Thirty years ago today was the original release of one of the more polarizing albums in the history of Black Sabbath, that being Born Again.   I was a recent