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Previously Unreleased BLACK SABBATH Tracks To See Light Of Day?

March 31, 2003

According to the March 2003 issue of Record Collector magazine, the first recordings made by BLACK SABBATH, cut in 1969, when the band was still known as EARTH, have been uncovered in a sound archive. The multi-track tapes comprise both the eponymous debut album and its follow up, "Paranoid", in both mixed and raw form. The tapes also include several previously-unreleased tracks, which should be featured in a future archive-based release. In addition, songs that surfaced on SABBATH's third album, "Master Of Reality", were apparently laid down at the same time as well, mostly on multi-track stereo tapes.

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