Sold Date: October 17, 2023
Start Date: September 24, 2023
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Limited & Numbered To 4,000, RELEASED 2023, FIRST 8 BLACK SABBATH ALBUMS
First Time On Picture Disc, The same set others are offering for $450+

In 1968, Black Sabbath was formed by Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward. The quartet created a fierce sound that was beyond anything that had been heard before. Throughout the 1970s, the band produced an array of metal classics that set the standard for heavy music and inspired countless generations of fans.

Comprising some of Black Sabbath’s most powerful albums ever produced, HAND OF DOOM features the Complete Original Black Sabbath 1970-1978 collection on picture disc for the first time. The highly collectible set contains the band's self-titled debut (1970), as well as the multi-platinum PARANOID (1970), the platinum albums MASTER OF REALITY (1971), VOL. 4 (1972), and SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH (1973), the gold-certified SABOTAGE (1975), alongside TECHNICAL ECSTASY (1976) and NEVER SAY DIE! (1978).

The boxed set includes each album’s artwork printed on Side A. The self-titled debut, VOL. 4, TECHNICAL ECSTASY, and SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH feature the original back album artwork on Side B. PARANOID, MASTER OF REALITY, and SABOTAGE features an album-era photo of the band. The collection also includes a large color poster of the band taken in Los Angeles during the summer of 1972 whilst the band were recording VOL. 4 .

HAND OF DOOM 1970 - 1978 comprises a range of Black Sabbath's most iconic albums throughout the decade. Starting with their self-titled debut LP in the 1970s, which boasted hits like "Black Sabbath" and "N.I.B." This was followed by the breakthrough album Paranoid in 1971, which featured the popular songs "War Pigs" and "Iron Man." Fans were then treated to MASTER OF REALITY, VOL. 4, SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH, SABOTAGE, TECHNICAL ECSTASY, and NEVER SAY DIE! - all of which are included in this comprehensive collection. Some of the standout tracks from these albums include "Snowblind," "Supernaut," "Symptom Of The Universe," and "Hole In The Sky."

TRACKLIST:

LP# 1 – Black Sabbath 1970

1. Black Sabbath 

2. The Wizard

3. Wasp/Behind The Wall of Sleep/Bassically/N.I.B.

1. Wicked World

2. A Bit of Finger/Sleeping Village/Warning 

LP# 2 – Paranoid 1971

1. War Pigs

2. Paranoid

3. Planet Caravan

4. Iron Man

1. Electric Funeral

2. Hand Of Doom

3. Rat Salad

4. Fairies Wear Boots

LP# 3 – Master of Reality 1971

1. Sweet Leaf 

2. After Forever

3. Embryo (Instrumental)

4. Children Of The Grave

1. Orchid (Instrumental)

2. Lord Of This World

3. Solitude

4. Into The Void

LP# 4 – Vol. 4 1972

1. Wheels of Confusion

2. Tomorrow’s Dream

3. Changes

4. FX (Instrumental)

5. Supernaut

1. Snowblind

2. Cornucopia

3. Laguna Sunrise (Instrumental)

4. St. Vitus’ Dance

5. Under The Sun

LP# 5 – Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 1974

1. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

2. A National Acrobat

3. Fluff (instrumental)

4. Sabbra Cadabra

1. Killing Yourself To Live

2. Who Are You?

3. Looking For Today

4. Spirit Architect

LP# 6 – Sabotage 1975

1. Hole in the Sky

2. Don’t Start (Too Late) (instrumental)

3. Symptom Of The Universe

4. Megalomania

1. Thrill Of It All

2. Supertzar

3. Am I Going Insane (Radio)

4. The Writ

LP# 7 – Technical Ecstasy 1976

1. Back Street Kids

2. You Won’t Change Me

3. It’s Alright

4. Gypsy

1. All Moving Parts (Stand Still)

2. Rock ‘N’ Roll Doctor

3. She’s Gone

4. Dirty Women

LP# 8 – Never Say Die 1978

1. Never Say Die

2. Johnny Blade

3. Junior’s Eyes

4. A Hard Road

1. Shock Wave

2. Air Dance

3. Over To You

4. Breakout (Instrumental)

5. Swinging The Chain

i have 2 of these sets with the original cardboard shipping boxes. i did open 1 of them up to check it out but it is still brand new, never been played. it is number 2656 out of the 4000. i don't know the number of the other one as i didn't open it up. the first one sold will be the un-opened one and the 2nd one will be 2656 out of the 4000. the pics i used are from the internet.