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Black Sabbath's full album cover, released on Friday the 13th, February, 1970. Photography by Keith McMillan.
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Black Sabbath's full album cover, released on Friday the 13th, February, 1970. Photography by Keith McMillan.
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little demo I made this morning, not sure if I'm happy enough with it to put in the time for mixing, but I needed to write about this damn dress(not pictured)
Blue Öyster Cult in 1977 - Publicity Pic of the lineup that lasted from 1971 to 1981. Left to right: Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser (white shirt); behind him Eric Bloom (sunglasses); Albert Bouchard; Allen Lanier; Joe Bouchard
📷 by Columbia Records
437. Idag - Witchcraft (Doom Metal/Rock, Psychedelic Rock, 2025)
Art by John Bauer (Sweden) - out of the book "Bland Tomtar och Troll (Among Gnomes and Trolls)", 1915
Bauer's favorite subject was Swedish nature. Ever since he was little he had wandered in the dark woods of Småland imagining all the creatures living there. According to his friend he even believed in the existence of all the mythical beings he illustrated.
Black Sabbath - Live At Last 11/03/1973
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Golden beast
Of anger repressing
And I'm captive like
A ghost in my own flesh
You know Acid King has me thinking, I remember when I was all over the concept of "occult rock" when I was around 18 or 19 maybe, and I want to know now if it was always called "doom rock" or if the term "doom rock" came about more recently. Anyone know the answer to that?