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Thanks for the reminder! I just found it on Spotify and will give my thoughts when I've given it a proper listen.
 
Very dry. Not a single particularly enjoyable song on it, a few outright painful ones, I give it one and a half thumbs down. The only saving grace is they aren't doing any embarrassing collaborations or trying to 'modernise' their sound.
 
I have only had one listen, and in all honesty, it wasn't very memorable, but in saying that, with a few more listens I am sure it will grow on me. It's Sabbath, it better :p
 
Gave it half a spin and found the first few songs long and boring.
Tommi can still slay on guitar and Geezer is a master ofthe bass but finding Ozzy's vocals weaker and weaker these days -way too much machine to keep them up & going.
To be honest, this album makes me wish that they did get to make one last -entirely new song- album with Dio before he died under the Sabbath name. Even to the end he was a far better singer than Ozzy will ever be.

It just seems like a nostalgia cash in album will give it further chances to grow on me.