Black Sabbath - 13 (2013, Super Deluxe Box Set)



EAC Rip | FLAC, IMG+CUE+LOG | 560 MB | Complete HQ Scans | PNG -> 380 MB
Vinyl Rip in 24 Bit/96 kHz -> 1.2 GB | 16 Bit/44 kHz -> 400 MB | Complete HQ Scans | PNG -> 180 MB
DVD -> Folder | PAL 720x480, 16:9, 29.97fps 7000Kbps | ~ 40 min | English LPCM Stereo (1536 Kbps) | 2.7 GB
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A Limited edition 12” clamshell box set which contains: Deluxe double CD album,
12” heavyweight (180g) vinyl album in a gatefold sleeve, Exclusive DVD
containing “Black Sabbath - The Re-union” documentary, plus 5
behind-the-scenes videos, 13 exclusive photographic prints and hand
written album lyrics.
There's a lot of pressure involved with being the rulers of the underworld, and nobody
knows it better than Black Sabbath in 2013. Inarguable legends and at
least partially responsible for creating heavy metal as we know it with
their classic '70s material, Sabbath have spawned generations of
followers and become one of the final words of the genre. There have
been countless reunions and mutations of the band following vocalist
Ozzy Osbourne's first dismissal in 1978, and even 13 doesn't quite
deliver on fans' decades-long desires to see all four original members
back together. Original drummer Bill Ward sits the record out due to
disputes over the recording contract, with Audioslave/Rage Against the
Machine drummer Brad Wilk providing beats in his stead. Despite this
considerable absence, 13 comes closest to recapturing the desperate
feel, plodding grooves, and unparalleled metal magic of those first
classic Sabbath records than anything the members of the band have done
since, in any permutation or combination. Kicking off with two sludgy
tracks, each over eight-minutes long, the Rick Rubin-produced 13 takes a
few moments to get its legs. Once warmed up, however, each element
falls somewhere between studied re-creation of the past and logical
progression, be it Tony Iommi's spooky guitar tone, Ozzy's nasal howl,
or the panic attack dynamics and sense of nuclear dread that made the
moods of Sabotage and Vol. 4 so thick. Sharp tempo changes and caustic
drop-tuned blues metal riffs make up tracks like "God Is Dead?" and the
doomy "Age of Reason." Many of the album's eight tracks stretch past the
seven-minute mark, full of heavy compositional shifting. The mellower
acoustic track "Zeitgeist" rewrites the spacy "Planet Caravan" from
second album Paranoid, revisiting the same cosmic motif of that song,
complete with Iommi's most Django Reinhardt-influenced soloing. The
lyrics, all penned by bassist Geezer Butler, are focused on internal
religious and mental conflicts, with final track "Dear Father" tackling
living with memories of abuse. The album is heavier, more precise, and
more interesting than the past several decades of output from the
bandmembers would suggest. Without fully replicating the energy of their
untouchable first six records, Sabbath have risen to the unique
challenge of not becoming self-caricatures, turning in something new
while still reactivating the strengths of their younger days. The
backwards-looking tendencies of 13 are something the band is fully aware
of, as signified by the reappearance of rain and church bells sound
effects on the last track, the same sounds that opened their first album
in 1970. The influence of early Sabbath has become so omnipresent that
it's come back to influence its very creators four decades later, but
the results are unexpectedly brilliant, apocalyptic, and essential for
any die-hard metal fan.

~ Review by Fred Thomas, allmusic.com


Black Sabbath - 13 (2013, 2CD)
EAC Rip | FLAC, IMG+CUE+LOG | 56 MB | Complete HQ Scans | PNG -> 110 MB
Tracklist :

CD1-1. End Of The Beginning - 8:06
CD1-2. God Is Dead? - 8:52
CD1-3. Loner - 5:00
CD1-4. Zeitgeist - 4:38
CD1-5. Age Of Reason - 7:01
CD1-6. Live Forever - 4:47
CD1-7. Damaged Soul - 7:52
CD1-8. Dear Father - 7:20

CD2-1. Methademic - 5:58
CD2-2. Peace Of Mind - 3:41
CD2-3. Pariah - 5:35


Black Sabbath - 13 (2013, 2LP)
DR10 | Vinyl Rip in 24 Bit/96 kHz -> 1.2 GB | 16 Bit/44 kHz -> 400 MB | Complete HQ Scans | PNG -> 180 MB
Tracklist :

A1. End Of The Beginning - 8:05
A2. God Is Dead - 8:50
B1. Loner - 5:00
B2. Zeitgeist - 4:38
C1. Age Of Reason - 7:01
C2. Live Forever - 4:46
D1. Damaged Soul - 7:51
D2. Dear Father - 7:14


Black Sabbath - 13 (2013, DVD - Making Of)
DVD -> Folder | PAL 720x480, 16:9, 29.97fps 7000Kbps | ~ 40 min | English LPCM Stereo (1536 Kbps) | 2.7 GB
Tracklist :

1. Black Sabbath - The Reunion (Documentary)
2. In The Studio (Documentary)
3. Working With Rick Rubin (Documentary)
4. Together Again (Documentary)
5. That Sabbath Sound (Documentary)
6. Drummer Brad Wilk (Documentary)

• Ozzy Osbourne - Vocals
• Toni Iommy - Guitars
• Geezer Butler - Bass
• Brad Wilk - Drums

Produced by Rick Rubin.
Mixed by Andrew Scheps at Punkepad West, Van Nuys, CA.
Recorded by Greg Fidelman at Shangri La Studios, Malibu, CA.
Mastered by Stephen Marcussen and Stewart Whitmore at Marcussen Mastering, Hollywood, CA.

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