The Archive
‘Making Music magazine with Black Sabbath article
'Making Music' magazine feat. Black Sabbath article
Music paper article (approximately 1974)
Music article (from approximately 1974) in which Tony Iommi discusses his factory injury and how Django was his inspiration to continue to play music.
Clearwell Castle
Clearwell Castle
Tony Mottram’s front covers
Front covers
Led Zeppelin ‘Rock and Roll’ 7″ single
A side - 'Rock and Roll' B side - 'Four Sticks'
Napalm Death gig handout
Napalm Death gig handout - with info on Twisted Nervous Breakdown, the tape label of Miles Ratledge. The band 'Bible of Sins' gave Napalm Death their first two gigs.
Black Sabbath 1974 Australian Tour
This Night Changed My Life!!!
Black Sabbath promotional photographs (1970)
Two early Black Sabbath promotional photographs (1970)
Napalm Death ‘The Good Book’ lyrics
Nic Bullen's handwritten lyrics to 'The Good Book'
‘Antisocial’ send up
In 1980 the Birmingham Mail ran a story about the zine Nic and Miles made when they were 12 years old, Antisocial zine. This is a send up of that article in another zine.
OZZY @ OXFORD
OZZY SOLD OUT THE SMALL OXFORD VENUE
Black Sabbath Ticket 1989
Acquired from Mark Parrish Ozzy Osbourne Ticket 'No Rest For The Wicked' Tour Support U.D.O NEC Birmingham 3/05/1989
Napalm Death tour poster
Napalm Death 'Total Musical Destruction' tour poster, designed by Nic Bullen. There were two versions, generally the same info, but different layouts.
PARANOID LP
ORIGINAL 1970 PARANOID LP
Rare Black Sabbath Ticket from The Marquee, London May 1970
How did I come by this priceless rare ticket? I went to a record fair at Birmingham NEC back in 1994 and bought a first pressing of Black Sabbath's first album for £25. When I got it home to examine it this ticket was inside the sleeve. How lucky am I?
Black Sabbath appreciation society newsletter (date unknown)
Black Sabbath appreciation society newsletter vol. 1 (date unknown)
Advert for Antisocial zine
Hand drawn advert for 'Antisocial' zine, issue 2 - the zine created by Napalm Death founders Nic Bullen and Miles 'Rat' Ratledge. They would put adverts in record shops, where often they would sell zines.
Champion Jack Dupree on stage at Henry's Blueshouse
Champion Jack Dupree on stage at Henry's Blues House, upstairs at The Crown, Hill Street, Birmingham.
