Black Sabbath Technical Ecstasy Super Deluxe Collectors Edition 5LP New Sealed
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Feb 14, 2022 Sold Date
Feb 1, 2022 Start Date
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For sale is Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstasy, Super Deluxe. “Collectors Edition” 5LP Vinyl. Brand New Still Factory Sealed. Full details below. Will post using tracked mail. See our good seller feedback.


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Black Sabbath‘s seventh studio album, Technical Ecstasy, will be reissued as vinyl and CD super deluxe edition box sets in October.


The 1976 long-player saw the band embrace a new sound, incorporating keyboards and synthesizers. Recording took place in Criteria Studios in Miami (the Eagles were making Hotel California in the same studios, at the same time) and Tony Iommi was left, relunctantly, to produce the album.


The reissue comes as 4CD and 5LP super deluxe editions. They offer a newly remastered version of the original album mix, along with a brand new Steven Wilson stereo mix. SW’s remix doesn’t include the Bill Ward penned-and-sung ‘It’s Alright’, which is included in its original single mono mix. One presumes they couldn’t locate the multi-track from this song.


The third disc in the CD box offers unheard outtakes and alternate mixes (also remixed by Wilson) while the final CD provides 10 previously unreleased live tracks from concert recordings from the 1976-77 world tour.


The content is identical across vinyl and CD boxes. The only difference with the vinyl set is that the live disc requires two LPs, hence that’s a five-LP set compared to the CD’s four.


The CD box comes with a 60-page book and poster. The vinyl edition has a 40-page book, again with the poster. The extras sounds good, but the prices seem extraordinarily high, at least in the UK.


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