Black Sabbath released two classic albums within the space of eight months in 1970. Where their self-titled debut laid down the blueprint for heavy metal as we know it, follow-up Paranoid found ...

The label was right about “Paranoid,” at least. Propelled by its lead single, Paranoid was the only Black Sabbath album to top the British charts for the next four decades. In the U.S., where ...

Paranoid was actually the second album to come from Black Sabbath. Arriving in 1970, the album featured the legendary title ...

Here Are the Songs Black Sabbath Practiced but Didn’t Play at Farewell Gig—and Why originally appeared on Parade.

Paranoid was Black Sabbath's second studio album and their second release of 1970. It arrived in September 1970 and featured three classics in the metal world - the "Paranoid" title track, "Iron ...

Although it wouldn’t appear on American record store shelves until the early months of 1971, Black Sabbath’s seminal sophomore album Paranoid began invading the U.K. and Europe on Sept. 18, 1970.

When we’re talking about influential metal bands, there is no more single influential band to heavy music than Black Sabbath ...

Happy anniversary to Black Sabbath's Paranoid album!. When fans and critics look back at the early career of Black Sabbath they recognize that the band released six groundbreaking albums in a row ...

Black Sabbath brings final tour to Oakland But Sabbath saved the best in the run for last — the band’s descriptively titled fourth album, “Vol 4,” which was originally released in 1972.

This is a bit of a strange one – Google 'Black Sabbath Nuit Noire' and little to no info comes up, and yet a live album with that title has surfaced on Spotify and YouTube. It seems to be an official ...

In early 1971, when Black Sabbath released its second album, “Paranoid,” in the United States, the band was among only a few groups pioneering hard rock driven by metallic-sounding guitar ...

It seems to be an official release – Sabbath's YouTube has posted songs from it – and we know it's 1970 Paranoid-era because the songs are all taken from that album and their self-titled debut. A nine ...