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Black Sabbath- Technical Ecstasy Format:Splatter LP and "I Felt Free" with

Black Sabbath- Technical Ecstasy Format:Splatter LP and "I Felt Free" withLabel: Rhino Reissued 7 24 2026, Originally released 1976 Black Sabbaths Technical Ecstasy LP was originally released in July 1976, and was the seventh studio album to feature Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward. Recorded at the famed Criteria Studios in Miami, and featuring the classics Dirty Woman, Its Alright and Rock n Roll Doctor, the album is now available on splatter vinyl. Track listing: Back Street Kids You Won't Change Me

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and "I Felt Free" with it's vulnerable yet edgy guitar tones that are cacophonous and gratifying

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Black Sabbath- Technical Ecstasy Format:Splatter LP and "I Felt Free" withLabel: Rhino Reissued 7 24 2026, Originally released 1976 Black Sabbaths Technical Ecstasy LP was originally released in July 1976, and was the seventh studio album to feature Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward. Recorded at the famed Criteria Studios in Miami, and featuring the classics Dirty Woman, Its Alright and Rock n Roll Doctor, the album is now available on splatter vinyl. Track listing: Back Street Kids You Won't Change Me

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