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    How long is reunion (25th Anniversary Expanded Edition) by Black Sabbath?
    Reunion (25th Anniversary Expanded Edition) - Album by Black Sabbath - Apple Music Listen to Reunion (25th Anniversary Expanded Edition) by Black Sabbath on Apple Music. 2023. 20 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 56 minutes.

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    When does Black Sabbath reissue?
    Fairies Wear Boots Universal Music has set a November 1 U.K. release date for the deluxe-edition reissues of the BLACK SABBATH albums "Seventh Star", "The Eternal Idol", "Live At Last" and "Past Lives". After the departure of BLACK SABBATH's third vocalist Ian Gillan following the "Born Again" album (released in 1983)...

    BLACK SABBATH: More Remastered Deluxe Expanded-Edition Reissues

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    Who makes Black Sabbath?
    A division of Universal Music Group International. Made in EU. Sanctuary Records Group Limited is a Universal Music Group company. Made in the EU. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2009 CD release of "Black Sabbath" on Discogs.

    Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath (2009, CD) - Discogs

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    How do I listen to Black Sabbath reunion?
    Hear every second of every track with SoundCloud Go+. Listen to Reunion (25th Anniversary Expanded Edition), a playlist curated by Black Sabbath on desktop and mobile.

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    What happened to Black Sabbath?
    After the departure of BLACK SABBATH 's third vocalist Ian Gillan following the "Born Again" album (released in 1983) the band effectively split up and the remaining members embarked upon their own solo ventures.

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    Did Black Sabbath have a devil's interval?
    The resulting "Black Sabbath," a funereal slab of blast furnace-forged dread built around the augmented fourth/tritonic interval, better known as the devil's interval, would serve as the opening volley on their explosive eponymous 1970 debut.

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