Oct 9, 2016 - Black Sabbath - Never Say Die! (JAP Remastered SHM-CD (2010) (1978) [FLAC] zip/rar DOWNLOAD. Unwrella 2 21 cracker. Web descarga/download discografias de MEGA, Rock, Metal, Gothic, Rock Punk, Post-Hardcore en Rar, Mp3 Online Music Maxima calidad Black Sabbath - Never Say Die! (1978) 320kbps MP3 Heavy Metal, Doom Metal ElRockNoMuere.com.
After going their separate ways for a brief period following the emotionally taxing and drug-infested tour, and singer reconciled long enough to record 1978's -- an album whose varied but often unfocused songs perfectly reflected the band's uneasy state of affairs at the time. Even the surprisingly energetic title track, which seemed to kick things off with a promising bang, couldn't entirely mask the group's fading enthusiasm just beneath the surface after a few repeated listens. The same was true of half-hearted performances like 'Shock Wave' and 'Over to You,' and there were several songs on the record that sound strangely disjointed, specifically 'Junior's Eyes' and the synthesizer-doused 'Johnny Blade' -- as though their creation came in fits and starts, rather than through cohesive band interaction.
But when it came to wild, stylistic departures, one's disappointing realization that the lurching, saxophone-led 'Breakout' came from -- and then went back to -- absolutely nowhere was easily offset by the stunningly successful oddity that was 'Air Dance.' Arguably the most experimental song in 's entire canon, this uncharacteristically mild-mannered and effortlessly evocative ballad saw 's normally bullish guitar giving way to simply mesmerizing piano flourishes performed by leading session keyboardist. If only it had represented a bold new direction (albeit one that die-hard fans would never have accepted) rather than just another sign of the band's quickly fraying sense of identity, 's original lineup may have found a way to save itself -- but 's incoherent musical aggregate in fact betrayed the harsh reality that it was indeed too late. So even though those same die-hard fans and completists will likely find some redeeming value in after all these years, the original lineup's final gasp will hold little interest to the average heavy metal fan.
1970 - black sabbath 1970 - paranoid 1971 - master of reality 1972 - Vol. 4 1973 - sabbath bloody sabbath 1975 - Sabotage 1975 - We Sold Our Soul for Rock 'n' Roll 1976 - Technical Ecstasy 1978 - never say die 1980 - heaven and hell 1980 - live at last 1981 - mob rules 1982 - live evil 1983 - born again 1986 - seventh star 1987 - the eternal idol 1989 - headless cross 1990 -Tyr 1992 - dehumanizer 1994 - cross purposes 1995 - between heaven and hell (1970 - 1983) 1995 - cross purposes live 1995 - forbidden 1996 - the sabbath stones 1998 - reunion CD1 CD2 1999 - black mass 2002 - past lives CD1 CD2 2007 - the dio year.