King Diamond Power Metal Magazine December 1989
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hellslaughter
Great mag!
ThinLizzy71 on
I agree \m/!
joecubbie
Sick to see Sabbath embraced even back then as elder statesmen of the then burgeoning extreme metal scene.
ThinLizzy71 on
It's still strange to me how little press Sabbath was receiving in those days. Headless Cross was promoted more than Eternal Idol, at least here in North Carolina. I remember seeing Eternal Idol for the first time in a record store (Camelot Music) and thinking, "is this my Black Sabbath?". Everything looked so different at that point.
joecubbie
I was going to say, that had to have been an odd time: Metal and hard rock being at its absolute commercial peak, yet the band who started it all getting lost in the shuffle.
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Absolutely!!