seven months after the release of Black Sabbath. Despite the quizzical album art, it went to Number One in the U.K. After appearing on the cover of Paranoid, Brown would continue to work with ...

Album cover artist “Keef ... When Vertigo’s in-house album art designer “Keef,” whose real name is Keith Macmillan, first heard the Black Sabbath album, he was struck by how dark ...

"Many Black Sabbath fans have asked me online for my autograph and to this day nobody has one" - Louisa Livingstone ...

However, she was impressed with the final cover art. “When I saw the cover ... put an upside-down cross in it.” Black Sabbath’s debut album turned 50 years old on Thursday (February 13th).

Louisa Livingstone, who posed for the cover of the metal band's self-titled debut, hopes to build a feline refuge with ...

This is what I remember about the job: I was told that Black Sabbath wanted an album cover of a man dying and ... during a period when representational art was frowned upon in fine arts circles.

Black Sabbath was initially released on Vertigo ... quote Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler in their book, The Art of Metal: The album cover did a brilliant job in representing the music.

These are the makings of the classic metal mystique, and they were tropes set by Black Sabbath’s 1970 self-titled debut whose album cover set imaginations on fire across the rockin’ world.

Here is the most and least played song live off each of Black Sabbath‘s studio albums ... The dramatic shift in album cover art ・And just how many times they played Paranoid” through ...

File this under “Didn’t See This Shit Coming,” but apparently rapper and auto-tune enthusiast T-Pain is going to do his own rendition of Black Sabbath’s 1970 classic track “War Pigs” for an upcoming ...

The mysterious woman who appears on the cover of Black Sabbath‘s legendary debut album has been revealed. The artwork for the 1970 album, which celebrated its 50th birthday this week ...