Gillian sung on the original recording of Jesus Christ Superstar and I was a fan ever since. His vocal range is amazing. Listen to Child in Time when he was with Deep Purple that is the best song of his career and that is what made me an Ian Gillian fan

Oh yea

😍🤩👌🏆🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

These riffs just take you for a hell of a ride, dam!!

Does he use any pedals in the intro?

I know how to make these bass sounds.

Kimball is the voice of Toto !

Dude… it’s Van Halen

I would of liked to of heard this song sung by The legendary and only Ronnie James Dio it Would of surely been a genuine masterpiece with that great strong voce he had!!!! O May the Good Lord Bless your Soul Ronny!!!!❤❤❤

I'm a King Diamond and Merciful Fate fan, but Ian Gillian has a far wider more diabolical range and sounds right evil here.

wow,.this was really cleaned up on the record.

Wow, what a blast. A criminally underrated record.

Next bloke wat fumbs this up is 666

Bitches bow down

Pure evil. This should replace the mixed version that sounds like abysmal queefs deep in the satanic hole

E remete a minha infância

Not as muddy as the mixed, I like it much better

Grabbed this soundtrack while visiting Pam back in the day. Only time I had gone to Michigan!

FIRST 🏆 💪🏽👊🏼

Van Halen dude……

Great Band, Underrated Band ...

📟 “Trapped in a burning building - Bring a helicopter!”

I can’t wait for the remix to come out.

Classic album.

I love my Rap music but that intro might be the baddest thing I ever heard!

I can hear drums

I can’t play this-- every guitar player in the world hearing this for the first time!

I can't believe how much clearer this sounds than the final release. Tony mentioned a few years back that he had found the master recording for this album and that he was considering mixing and/producing it again from that recording. I'd love to hear this album again, only this time the way they all intended it to sound. Other than Ozzy, this is my favorite Black Sabbath lineup. Too bad it only lasted for one album and that Ian didn't think himself right for the part, because he absolutely was. Tony thought they were getting a permanent member of the band when he joined and I think he was quite confused when Ian announced that he was leaving.

I hear loid drums unlike the release album

So much better than the mix album. You csn hear the drums

The way Dave was singing kind of had the same cadence as Take Your Whiskey Home.

My husband had quite a strong voice ….

Brano superlativo emozionante.

a w e s o m e.

Simply brilliant

Hmmm that oldschool sound!

Nice “Dazed And Confused” intro, with some Sabbath influences!

Faster. Nice!

🤘🤘

Never heard Ed do this minor walk down

Great album! Awesome songs! ❤❤

Murdock & Cockfart version is the best

‘Who da Buddha?’

dunn huff from GIANT on guitar.

this riff is from fuckin' hell.

The real shame of demos like this (along with the ones that ended up on A Different Kind of Truth) is that Dave-era albums could have easily been 40 minutes each without any decline in quality instead of the barely over 30 minutes they ended up being.

0:13 Iommi's guitar sounds like a baby crying...

Gosto mais de ouvir as demos desse álbum do que ele finalizado estúdio.

Bill és fueda!

This album should have been released under giuffria not House of Lords. With David Glenn remaining on vocals because that helped define the bands sound. Gene Simmons was delusional when he made that decision for the band to be released under House of Lords and not Giuffria. This album would have made a second hit with this song.