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One of the least sold among those released under the Black Sabbath name, but at the same time, it is one of the best in their discography, even better than the acclaimed Heaven And Hell (1980). The album, beyond its actual value, also had the merit of bringing Tony Martin into the lineup, a singer with whom Tony Iommi would bring to life a new and prolific course for Black Sabbath.
One of the least sold among those released under the Black Sabbath name, but at the same time, it is one of the best in their discography, even better than the acclaimed Heaven And Hell (1980).
The album, beyond its actual value, also had the merit of bringing Tony Martin into the lineup, a singer with whom Tony Iommi would bring to life a new and prolific course for Black Sabbath.
Explore Black Sabbath’s underrated 80s masterpiece The Eternal Idol and rediscover a lost heavy metal classic today!
"The Eternal Idol does not reach the heights where the Seventh Star shone, yet its historical importance is vital for the fate of the band." "The title track is an acidic ballad, darker and more sinister, featuring lyrics that question the afterlife unlike anything from the Ozzy era."
"The Eternal Idol does not reach the heights where the Seventh Star shone, yet its historical importance is vital for the fate of the band."
"The title track is an acidic ballad, darker and more sinister, featuring lyrics that question the afterlife unlike anything from the Ozzy era."
Dive into The Eternal Idol and discover the resilient spirit of Black Sabbath’s 80s evolution and Tony Martin’s powerful debut!
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