tbreyer I like it so much! See you in Munich in September.

Kintners Library I’m not a Sabbath fan per se. But I could listen to Jazz Sabbath all day everyday. The energy and precision is infectious. It’s more than quality, it’s heart. I appreciate the live aspect as well. It’s a movie in the mind of great jazz shows. Hard to not like that, around these parts. Favorite track: War Pigs (Live).

wbaveganstoner It's Jazz, it's Sabbath songs...what's not to like?
Really well performed renditions and, like the band Brown Sabbath, give you another way to enjoy the songs of Black Sabbath. Perfect for long car journeys.

alextelemark I know it now but it is still funny… paints a smile on my face while recognising the tunes

dave AMAZING JAZZ, AMAZING!!! took me a few listens to realize it was a jazz version of Black Sabbath. haha. Favorite track: Warning.

maz2 brilliant recordings all tracks

modifier This lays the scene so well. The listener will be right at home and also dumbfound. It's like some reality show of a home make over; It's really familiar but completely remade, awesome and JZZUZ GDYUM ASDFG.
Now this is why music is 'prolly' the best thing ever came out of human race. Something nice after all. Favorite track: Paranoid.

holgzilla Good stuff for the open minded Metalhead.
Poor: wanted both MCs, no answer at all as I asked for sending them in one package to save some money.

Still great interpretations. Love it \m/

mothorsen Great concept and stellar performance. Favorite track: Black Sabbath.

I, Da Witchfinder Time Traveler: *Steps on butterfly*

The Timelines: Favorite track: Changes.

magoski 1968
Man's going to the Moon
Dad's going to the Cape
I'm oblivious
staying up
watching the Fly
nightmares later and
no Dad
tomorrow in school
I'll cry in the class
and get slapped in the
ass
can't blame it on how I was
raised
can't blame it on the lack of guitars
can't blame it on
heart attacks and
changed minds
You see, what we got here is a
failure
without an option
"Why should we even care?" Favorite track: Iron Man (Live in London 1968) - Bandcamp bonus track.

alextelemark A good joke, but played with power and conviction