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** Listen to the demo version of this song, Ozzy sounds more like a victim of the demonic summoning.
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** Listen to the demo version of this song, song. Ozzy sounds more like a victim of the demonic summoning.
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* Say what you will about ''Forbidden'', but the opening 50 seconds of "The Illusion of Power" would be a great tone-setter for ''any'' Sabbath album.
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* Say what you will about ''Forbidden'', but the opening first 50 seconds of "The Illusion of Power" would be a great tone-setter for ''any'' Sabbath album.
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* Say what you will about ''Forbidden'', but the opening 50 seconds of "The Illusion of Power" would be a great tone-setter for any Sabbath album.
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* Say what you will about ''Forbidden'', but the opening 50 seconds of "The Illusion of Power" would be a great tone-setter for any ''any'' Sabbath album.
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*** Compared to other albums, Ozzy himself sounds rather nightmarish throughout Black Sabbath's debut album. His singing style is a harsh warble that makes even simpler songs such as "The Wizard" far eerier than they would sound otherwise. This warble would quickly be swapped out for a more melodic style he's stuck with throughout the rest of his career.
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* "Electric Funeral", again from ''Paranoid'', is pretty damn scary for a song about nuclear war, with its nightmarish description of the radioactive fallout and the chugging pace of the riff, which feels like some sort of lumbering monster or something.
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* "Electric Funeral", again also from ''Paranoid'', is pretty damn scary for a song about nuclear war, with its nightmarish description of the radioactive fallout and the chugging pace of the riff, which feels like some sort of lumbering monster or something.
