Black Sabbath & Ozzy Osbourne : Las historias tras sus canciones

In the late 1960s, four musicians from Birmingham —Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward— began playing a new kind of rock, darker, harder, weirder, heavier. Then, in February 1970, came Black Sabbath's self-titled debut album. And rock music was forever changed. Written by acclaimed music journalists Carol Clerk (Melody Maker) and Paul Elliott (Classic Rock, Kerrang!), with contributions from Joel McIver (Metal Hammer, Rolling Stone), this book chronicles the band's journey through success, excess, tragedy, reinvention, and reconciliation. From iconic song to iconic song. Featuring special chapters dedicated to Ozzy's now-classic solo albums, stunning photographs, and a definitive update on the monumental and emotional Back to the Beginning concert, the band's final and historic reunion and Ozzy's farewell.