Saint George and The Dragon by Gustave Moreau, c. 1889-90
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Saint George and The Dragon by Gustave Moreau, c. 1889-90
National Gallery, London
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Born Again is a great heavy metal album. It’s also a great Black Sabbath album and quite deserving of the name. Many of the albums they made past this point were also good albums that have been sadly overlooked. If you wish to get into the more obscure Sabbath stuff, this would be a good starting point. All three instrumental members are still there, and they are fronted by Deep Purple’s singer. It isn’t a bad idea on paper, and it certainly still isn’t a bad idea when executed.
I even like the cover. It’s scary, strange, and symbolic image of the Antichrist’s - all that what we think as ‘evil’, ‘wrong’ and so on - birth to this world. Much like this album is with it’s crushing overall sound and two doom metal monoliths of the A-side. If you can forget the production, which can be problem for some, and two or three fillers, you get a very well done album.
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