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9 Replies to “ Johnny Blade - Black Sabbath - Never Say Die! (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. After quitting briefly following the band's previous tour, singer Ozzy Osbourne returned to Black Sabbath for 's Never Say Die! The title track kicks things off with a promising bang but ultimately lacks enthusiasm; a pleasant surprise arrives in the very original and experimental "Air Dance," featuring tasteful piano flourishes from leading session keyboardist Don daydibonwardladidokarotebani.coinfo: $

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2. Nov 02,  · Johnny Blade, Johnny Blade Johnny Blade, Johnny Blade Well you know that Johnny's a spider And his web is the city at night He's a victim of modern frustration That's the reason he's so ready to fight.

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3. Jun 07,  · this album is always put down by so called sabbath fans they can have masters of reality which they rave about and i think its a rubbish album that,,,this album on the other hand with sabotage and vol 4 are the best by far, it you have never heard this album listen now its bloody amazing and the black box remaster really kicks your brains out/5().

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4. After going their separate ways for a brief period following the emotionally taxing and drug-infested Technical Ecstasy tour, Black Sabbath and singer Ozzy Osbourne reconciled long enough to record 's Never Say Die!-- 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 .

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5. Don't you ever say die Don't you ever say die Never say die Panic, silver lining, writing's on the wall Children get together, you can save us all Future's on the corner, throwing us a die Slow down, turn around, everything's fine There's no need to have a reason There's no need to wonder why It's a part of me that tells you Oh, don't you ever.

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6. Apr 22,  · Oh, don't you ever, don't ever say die Never, never, never say die again Don't you ever say die Don't you ever say die Never say die Panic, silver lining, writing's on the wall Children get together, you can save us all Future's on the corner, throwing us a die Slow down, turn around, everything's fine There's no need to have a reason.

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7. Never Say Die! O1. Never Say Die O2. Johnny Blade O3. Junior's Eyes O4. Hard Road P1. Shock Wave P2. Air Dance P3. Over To You P4. Breakout P5. Swinging The Chain (). Evil Woman (Don’t Play Your Games With Me) Q1. Evil Woman (Don’t Play Your Games With Me) R1. Black Sabbath (). Paranoid/The Wizard S1. Paranoid T1. The Wizard ().

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8. Never Say Die, Johnny Blade, Junior’s Eyes and Hard Road form an amazing sequence. It’s incredible that an album like this is considered a “minor piece” in Sabbath’s discography. In my opinion, it would be a super-stellar album if it was launched by any other band that was not colapsing like Sabbath was at that time (if any other band.

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9. Digitally remastered edition. Never Say Die! Is the eighth studio album by English rock band Black Sabbath, released in September It was the final Black Sabbath studio album until 's 13 to feature vocalist Ozzy Osbourne prior to his departure from the band in , and the last full studio album to feature the band's original lineup.

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