BLACK SABBATH 'MOB RULES' 2LP (Deluxe) Six Feet Under but literally defining the wave

but literally defining the wave of musical darkness that continuously influences those at the forefront of the aggressive music scene

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This commissioned artwork for Revolver’s DEC/JAN 2019 issue by artist Manuel Tinnemans/Comaworx was originally created using ink/pencil on paper and inspired by Mercyful Fate's "Black Funeral" and King Diamond's "The Possession" and "Omens

this is the original mix of the album — as the band originally intended

BLACK SABBATH 'MOB RULES' 2LP (Deluxe) Six Feet Under but literally defining the waveReleased in 1981, Black Sabbaths second album with vocalist Ronnie Jame Dio continued the bright, anthemic and fully fist pumping drive of the previous years Heaven and Hell. On the one hand, the line up shift at the turn of the Eighties took Sabbath well away from the godhead gloominess of their legendary first wave Mob Rules notably also swaps out OG drummer Bill Ward for veteran skinsman Vinny Appice but pulse quickened, near jubilant rockers like