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An excellent presentation of content in subject matter. Will constructed well presented and well done keep up the excellent work.. personally in my opinion this is one of Black Sabbath best music albums. The flow of trashed to disturbing the peace, going to zero the hero with the dark and Stonehenge. Just makes that side of the album flow so fast and you want to listen to it again and again. They talk about some of the album being muddy . But the vocals and screams on disturbing the priest or just hypnotizing more so than I heard on any Ozzy Osbourne or Ronnie James Dio vocals with Black Sabbath. I'm not disrespecting Ronnie or Ozzy Osbourne they were great in their own rights too... It's The sign of the Southern Cross... All of his fans can only hope someday we'll get a remix of the Born again album to which standard the band says it should be.

So so I haven't watched your video yet let's see if you have any new info on this great album. Or if you're just reiterating what's already been said.😊 What we really want is to know when the master reissue is coming out of it how about that info😊 an update. All right I'm going to see how you're doing...

I never acquired this album because I was afraid it was gonna make me mad! Black Sabbath is my favorite band, and I hate to think they were forced to work with an ill-fitting collaborator. Body Count is cool and all, due respect to them. But it all sounds so random! It's not something that grew organically, it was mushed together by the record company. I mean, WHY would you go and bring in some random guy you've never met before to come in and tell you what to play? It's just such a shit idea. Body Count has NOTHING to do with Black Sabbath.

This was one hell of an Album ;)

Probably the heaviest Sabbath album, Still love it!

Mr. Colin "Cozy Powell" Trevor Flokins 😢 Mr. Geoffrey James Nicholls 😢

I was 9 in 1989, and I have to say, I would have loved Headless Cross back then. It would've scared the shit out of me, but I would've loved it! I didn't own a copy until I was 36. But it took me right back to my childhood when I loved metal and spent my allowance on music magazines. So I kind of got to enjoy it as a kid anyway! The stigma about Sabbath being passe with an unknown singer, I would neither have known nor cared. I would've loved Tony Martin. I still do, very much. He belongs with Ozzy and Dio, IMO. So does Glenn Hughes. My battle jacket has a patch for Headless Cross and Seventh Star and I wear them proudly alongside images of other classic albums!

I read a piece years ago where Bill Ward said he has no memory of the Born Again session's. Poor guy, glad he got his life back.

Absolute legend.

Mr. Geoffrey James Nicholls😢

Ian sings the song Black Sabbath incredibly well. Better than Ozzy and Ronnie ever did. He sounds so evil and sinister. In my opinion, Born Again was Ian's best work. He shrieked his ass off!

fingers crossed we'll see the remastered version of this brilliant album one day. Big thank you for an excellent video. Nice work!!!

Loved the clip until Tony mentioned Tony B Liar but hey lol!

This man alone has contributed more than just about anyone else to Hard Rock and Metal with his seemingly endless supply of guitar riffs!

ETraderMusic you are doing an excellent job of compiling these interview clips into a decent documentary, Thank You I fid these very interesting and enjoyable! 👍👍

Fuck you Joe Elliot, I do the same with anything by Del Leppard..........................out the window

For the Tyr album. Respectfully happy cozy was on drums i personally love tyr album

I was. At the show at the capital theater in Jersey. I lived in next town over in Clifton. It was April of 81 I was in the third row seat In front of Randy, there were 2 cameras 1 by Rudy to the left and one to Randy on the right, but I did not see anybody using them.

Dreadful Album Cover, the worst, but give it a re mix as Zero The Hero is great!

always a fan since his hits on RAK and the lo and behold my very first concert Rainbow Liverpool Empire Sept 1977 and that amazing Rainbow Rising album. Excellent tribute to an amazing drummer and decent human being. RIP Cozy !

An amazing album! The mix of Ian Gillan’s powerful voice with the dark and gloomy songs on this album are truly fantastic. Gillan is way too hard on himself. The only thing that held back this album was the original production of the album. I loved it. Still listen to songs from this album from time to time.

I actually really enjoyed this album

It’s a great album just bad production but the remix should come out tony found the early recordings

Ginger is beautiful!

saw this line-up at Reading 83.... gillan screamed all night long and when they did smoke on the water followed by paranoid....everyone went batshit....

Should of went with a different drummer for cross purpose album Bobby sucks

Really enjoyed that - thank you! Cozy was the first drummer I became aware of (next would be Jeff Porcaro) when I was a nipper. I loved the Bonnet Rainbow stuff and that was pretty much all I knew, so this documentary filled in the gaps. Didn't realise he'd done that much and with whom. Such a lovely guy too, by all accounts. Great energy and spirit. That's a great story in the comments below and so like him to be modest, yet funny.

Eternal Idol had some of the greatest driving songs available and also some of the greatest Sabbath songs. So underrated.

Brilliant thank you very much for this ☺️

Love Born Again. I wish they did another album with Ian. Ian is one of the greatest vocalists ever!

Nicely done. A tremendous talent and apparently a lovely guy. One thing that seems to come across, especially with a lot of the English musicians of Cozy’s generation, is that the arrogant “rock star” persona isn’t there. Most seen kind and approachable. Maybe not in every case, but a lot of the time.

Bev Bevan may have been a fine drummer, but it was the optics, he was from ELO and he looked like Howdy Doody!

What is Joe Elliot talking about, Ian's vocals are subtle? Yea, as subtle as a freight train!

Bill Ward's best? He can't possibly be serious! 😱

Martin is the only Sabbath singer who has massive respect for every other era. Ozzy talked shit. Dio talked shit. Martin, though, is like “Ozzy and Dio are great!”.

He needs to be in the same conversation as Bonham

Headless Cross and TYR are the two best albums of the Tony Martin era of Sabbath. Eternal Idol was an album written for Gillen and I will always feel that way. Cross Purposes was a strange one and I am waiting for 31MAY2024 to listen to Forbidden. I have heard much negative reviews upon that last album of the Martin era and am kinda worried about listening to it until I hear what Iommi intended it to sound as...too bad Cozy isn't around to assist him in that endeavor. Cheers, -a.?/MCD

One of the true greats. Can remember as a kid thinking even at that time. Wow, this guy has played with literally everybody. Unparalleled body of work. Still dearly missed.

I do not know of anyone that actually knew what the hell they we're talking about that did not say he was an amazing drummer!

This is a very good documentary and covers a very long and varried career of Cozy. Always a great drum sound. Fun guy. Great bands....worts and all!

I know a programmer who in 1971 his English teacher told him he needed to show up more for class. He told her he made $41,000 that you're playing drums and asked her how much she made!

King of the Quads. Seriously man this is something we've been wanting to see for a long time. Thankyou for doing something that I was too lazy to attempt. Well done mate and all the best. 2:50

One of the greats , blessed to have seen him live a few times and met him once backstage at a Sabbath show in NY ✝️⚔️. RIP CP 😢

I definitely knew of his work with Whitesnake And The eighties version ELP( Powell -Touch And Go), but I didn’t realize how many other artists he worked with?! Such a great drummer 🥁 and I really enjoyed his work and he left us way too soon. Rest In Peace ✌🏾 Sir!

I met him once. For ten minutes. Just before noon on Sunday 27th February 1977. I was hitch hiking from Wantage in Oxfordshire, UK, to Rowstock Corner, about five miles away. Two car passed but the third one stoped. Not that I knew it at the time but it was a 1974 roso red Ferrari Dino. The most beautiful car I had ever seen (still is).The diver had long black hair and was wearing a white silk shirt, black leather trousers, alligator skin boots and Raybans. I asked, he said jump in. I was astonished. First thing I realized is that this guy could drive. Really drive. I said nothing. Next we rather quickly came up behind one of the cars that had passed me over. Now this road is not good for overtaking so I was thinking too bad, end of that magic carpet ride. But no. A very short opportunity, he dropped it into second and as if time had been speeded up we were in front of it, again going at a spirited pace. I decided time I asked… “Are you in the music business”? “Yeah”. Go on then, who are you”? “I’m Keith Richards”. F*** Me!!! A few minutes later he drops me off and I go to my friends house, slightly shocked. “You’ll never guess…”. “Have you seen today’s News of the. World”? Keith Richards was all over the front page being busted for possession of heroine in Toronto. It took two years before I found out who it was. But I can say I know first hand that he was a very generous person, he loved practical jokes and he drove like the devil. I have never forgotten it. RIP.

Killer drummer I saw him in NJ 1978 with Rainbow his drum solo was epic

Great documentary; had the opportunity to see the very last ELPow show (Phoenix) and it was an amazing spectacle; had the opportunity to hear Cozy warming up beforehand, it sounded like an artillery barrage. Their version of Mars... brought down the house. Would be interested to see the ELPow live footage you showed, it looks like it's from the missing/legendary pro-short MTV supposedly did.

Saw him with Schenker. A kick-arse show! Everyone in the venue knew they were listening to someone unique. He had a sound--his solo was epic and we were yelling play more