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A few weeks ago, the original Mk I Black Sabbath output was finally made available on iTunes in the US/North America for the first time. The cover art with the set looked an awful lot like the set from 2004. Then last week, I found out about a “new” box set being released called “The Complete Albums 1970-1978”. So I got to thinking, what’s all this about? I didn’t report on it straight away, as I wanted to get some facts from the label.

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Well, I have some. Here’s the details and various bits about this package: OK, so what is this? It is a box set of the studio albums released by Black Sabbath covering the years 1970-1978. Which means it contains these: • Black Sabbath • Paranoid • Master of Reality • Volume 4 • Sabbath Bloody Sabbath • Sabotage • Technical Ecstasy • Never Say Die!

This is being released by Rhino, who is owned by Warner Bros. I bring this up, because it will again raise the subject of territories.

This is a United States/North American product release. Which means it won’t be released domestically in the UK or Europe or elsewhere. I’ve written about that subject before and why Warner/Rhino can’t release their products in Europe, and why Universal/Vertigo/Castle can’t release theirs in the US/North America.

If you want to read about this subject,. Don’t feel like writing that all over again.:) So anyway. Rhino released the “Black Box” set back in 2004, and sold it for quite awhile. That set was finally discontinued in 2011, and until recently, the domestic market in US/NA had the 70’s Sabbath out of print on CD.

They’re back in print, and that’s what this release is about (at least in my opinion). Getting those albums back out there again. In short, if you are one of these collectors who has the 2004 Black Box release, and has the 2009ish Universal Deluxe Edition series, the 1996 Castle remaster series, and all the other variants, this box isn’t really for you. (Or maybe it is, if you’re a completist). I say this because this is a barebones release.

After asking the label a few questions, I can relay these facts about this box. • This is effectively the “physical media” counterpart to the US iTunes release from Jan 2014. • This is NOT a new remastering. This is the same remastering work done around 2001/2002 which was used in 2002’s ““, 2004’s ““, & 2006’s ““. • This is effectively a reprint of the Black Box set, but without the 9th disc & the booklet. Which means no lyrics. Black Box had Geezer authorized lyrics in it, which was a big deal to me.

• The eight albums are inside the box with paper sleeves. No jewel cases, just paper sleeves. If you look at the of the box artwork, you can see that if you look closely at the individual releases. • There is no additional story or booklet or anything along those lines.

It’s the eight CD’s and that’s it. • There is no coupon for a digital download of the CD’s (someone asked me, so I looked into it). • There are no plans to re-release this on vinyl that I was told about. • The catalogue number is R2-542306. (this is mostly here as a note for myself).

I’ve just probably spent a lot of time convincing folks not to buy this. The music on these discs is second to none. Despite my affinity for all eras of Black Sabbath, there is no denying what the original incarnation did in the 70’s.

This music is badass. The package is selling for around $60 US (as of this writing, 98). If you break it down, it’s just about $7 per CD. That’s not a bad deal at all. In fact, I could quite easily see this box being used a lot as a gift for someone who doesn’t have 70’s Sabbath on CD, someone who wants a second copy, a gift for a friend, things like that. For completeness sake, the full retail price is $64.98.