released in 1983, marked a significant chapter in Black Sabbath's history, featuring Ian Gillan of Deep Purple as the lead vocalist. The album showcased a heavier sound and darker themes, reflecting the band's evolution. Despite mixed reviews, it has gained a cult following over the years, illustrating the enduring impact of Black Sabbath on the heavy metal genre.
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