US EditionHow Did Black Sabbath Find Their Sound and Invent a New Genre?
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A passion for horror films, disillusionment with hippie culture, and an unfortunate workplace accident all contributed to Black Sabbath becoming heavy metal pioneers.
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In 1968, they were called The Polka Tulk Blues Band, a much less sinister name, and were accompanied by a saxophonist and a guitarist who played with the slide technique.
In the industrious Birmingham of the mid-60s, still affected by the tragic Nazi bombings during World War II, the proletarian youth knew perfectly well what to do if they did not want to spend the rest of their lives at the foot of a assembly line inside a factory. It was about being stars of...
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