
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.
Music article (from approximately 1974) in which Tony Iommi discusses his factory injury and how Django was his inspiration to continue to play music.
Courtesy of Digby Pearson, founder of Earache Records From their archive.
Black Sabbath article from the music newspaper 'Sounds', dated March 2nd 1974. Price - 7p!
'Vox' magazine feat. extended article on Robert Plant and Jimmy Page entitled 'The Second Coming'
Photos of original newspaper articles about Mothers
Front cover of EC Rocker Magazine featuring Black Sabbath
Acquired from Johnny Doom Sounds newspaper Britcore Feature including Napalm Death + Sore Throat Decemeber 1988
Copy of 'Making Music' from 1992 featuring small article on Robert Plant, detailing how a member of magazine staff met him in London and described him as 'a nice bloke'
I won the BLACK SABBATH anorak competition (sure it was in 2007), and got a signed jacket from Geezer and Ronnie for doing so.
A page from a 1993 copy of Kerrang! magazine featuring a competition to win a Judas Priest leather jacket. This was a promotional item for the release of the bands 'Metal Works 73-93' CD compilation and video documentary. Note that the competition could only be entered by telephone - no e-mailing or texting in those days!
Melody Maker (1969) - The Blues still dominated the front pages up until the late 60's.
Judas Priest full page ad in Brum Beat
Adverts for Black Sabbath's apperance at Mothers, Erdington High Street, Birmingham taken from the Birmingham Evening Mail on 5th, 7th and 11th of that month.
They may still make a racket sent straight from hell itself, but Napalm Death are actually all about peace and love these days. Believe it, writes Alison B by Alison B, first published in LondonTourdates #035 ,14th November 2008
Adverts for Black Sabbath's apperance at Mothers, Erdington High Street, Birmingham taken from the Birmingham Evening Mail on 4th, 5th and 6th of that month.
Press clippings for 'Selfless' in at no 12 in the independent Album Charts and then at no 21 (Shellac - 'At Action Park no 1) Courtesy of Digby Pearson, founder of Earache Records From their archive.
'Making Music' magazine feat. Black Sabbath article
First time ever that an Heavy Metal band had such a big exposure on Corriere della Sera, most read newspaper in Italy!!!
Ozzy feature in Birmingham Mail 30th July 1976