Complete List Of Black Sabbath Albums And Songs

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This Complete List Of Black Sabbath Albums And Songs presents the full discography of Black Sabbath studio albums.

Birmingham gave Black Sabbath its identity, its sound, and its original lineup. The band came together in 1968 with Tony Iommi on guitar, Bill Ward on drums, Geezer Butler on bass, and Ozzy Osbourne on vocals. Before settling on the name Black Sabbath in 1969, they worked under the names Polka Tulk Blues Band and Earth. Once the new name was in place, the group moved sharply toward darker material, building songs around occult imagery, horror-influenced lyrics, and heavily down-tuned guitar work. That change did not just distinguish them from their peers; it defined the musical language that would drive their career for decades.

Their rise happened fast. The self-titled Black Sabbath and Paranoid, both released in 1970, put the band in front of a large audience almost immediately, and Master of Reality followed in 1971. Those first records became the foundation of their reputation, while later albums such as Vol. 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabotage, Technical Ecstasy, and Never Say Die! showed a band willing to stretch beyond its original blueprint. Across its history, Black Sabbath released 19 studio albums, from Black Sabbath through 13. The group’s best-known songs include “Paranoid,” “Iron Man,” and “War Pigs.” “Paranoid” gave the band its only top 10 UK single when it reached number 4 on the UK singles chart, and the album Paranoid reached number 1 on the UK Albums Chart. “Iron Man” became one of the defining songs in the catalog and remained their highest charting US single until 1998’s “Psycho Man.”

Success did not come without change. Osbourne was fired in 1979 and replaced by Ronnie James Dio, who fronted the band on Heaven and Hell, Mob Rules, and the live album Live Evil. After Dio and drummer Vinny Appice left, the group recorded Born Again with Ian Gillan on vocals and Bill Ward back on drums. From there, Black Sabbath went through years of shifting personnel, with Tony Iommi remaining the central constant as the band moved through eras featuring Glenn Hughes, Tony Martin, and several rhythm-section changes. Even with all that instability, the name Black Sabbath continued to produce albums, tours, and a recognizable artistic identity. The original lineup reunited in the late 1990s, released the live album Reunion, and, much later, returned for 13, which brought Osbourne, Iommi, and Butler back together.

The commercial numbers tell a huge part of the story. By 2013, Black Sabbath had sold over 70 million records, including 15 million certified by the RIAA in the United States. Their debut album eventually reached platinum status in both the US and the UK. Paranoid sold 4 million copies in the US, and Master of Reality reached the top 10 in both the US and the UK, earning gold certification in less than two months before later going platinum and then double platinum. Those numbers reflect a band that built a massive audience without depending on conventional radio support. The records moved because the music connected, and because the band created a sound that listeners could not mistake for anyone else.

The awards and honors match that long commercial reach. Black Sabbath was inducted into the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2005 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006. The band won 2 Grammy Awards for Best Metal Performance and also received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. They were ranked number 85 on the “100 Greatest Artists of All Time,” and were named the “Greatest Metal Band of All Time” by MTV while placing second on VH1’s “100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock” list. Their appeal inside the business has always come back to that original musical force, the thick guitar sound, the ominous atmosphere, and the way those early records gave heavy metal a durable vocabulary. Later generations did not just admire Black Sabbath; they built on what the band created.

Outside the studio and the concert stage, the group’s public activity included major benefit work and large-scale charity efforts. The original lineup reunited for Live Aid on July 13, 1985, at the Philadelphia show. In 2025, the original four members came back together for one final charity concert at Villa Park in Birmingham, titled “Back to the Beginning.” Proceeds from that show supported Cure Parkinsons, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and Acorns Children’s Hospice. That final event brought the story back to the city where the band started, underscoring how closely Black Sabbath’s legacy remained tied to Birmingham from beginning to end.

BLACK SABBATH STUDIO ALBUMS

Black Sabbath

Released 1970

The band’s debut album blew everyone’s minds with a cover that scared the rock and roll out of you. Oh boy? That was all forgotten the second you flipped that LP on your turntable. No one had ever sounded like this. The album’s title track will give you the Willys as it’s based on a very scary experience that Geezer Butler had one morning. Standout tracks on the album include the title track, “N.I.B.” and “Evil Woman.” The album featured the band’s original lineup of Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums, and Ozzy Osbourne on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. Black Sabbath (6:20)
2. The Wizard (4:24)
3. Behind The Wall Of Sleep (3:37)
4. N.I.B. (6:08)
5. Evil Woman (3:25)
6. Sleeping Village (3:46)
7. Warning (10:28)

Paranoid

Released 1970

While their debut album turned out to be a shocker and stands probably the first real genuine heavy metal album of all time, their follow-up album turned the band into a household name because of the single “Paranoid.”However, the album would include some of the band’s soon-to-be classics, such as “Iron Man” and “War Pigs.” A truly classic Blak Sabbath album. The record featured a lineup that included Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums, and Ozzy Osbourne on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. War Pigs (7:56)
2. Paranoid (2:49)
3. Planet Caravan (4:25)
4. Iron Man (5:55)
5. Electric Funeral (4:49)
6. Hand Of Doom (7:08)
7. Rat Salad (2:30)
8. Fairies Wear Boots (6:14)

Master of Reality

Released 1971

The band’s third album featured the Black Sabbath sound getting even heavier than the first two albums. Black Sabbath’s third album featured the band’s original lineup of Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums, and Ozzy Osbourne on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. Sweet Leaf (5:05)
2. After Forever (5:27)
3. Embryo (0:45)
4. Children Of The Grave (5:00)
5. Orchid (1:30)
6. Lord Of This World (5:26)
7. Solitude (5:02)
8. Into The Void (6:13)

Vol. 4

Released 1972

For the band’s fourth album, the group decided to take on the role of producer themselves. The result was a record that continued to develop the group’s heavy metal sound of doom, darkness, and all-out fun, helping build a new heavy metal audience. The lineup for the record remained Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums, and Ozzy Osbourne on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. Wheels Of Confusion / The Straightener (8:02)
2. Tomorrow’s Dream (3:13)
3. Changes (4:45)
4. FX (1:43)
5. Supernaut (4:39)
6. Snowblind (5:34)
7. Cornucopia (3:54)
8. Laguna Sunrise (2:56)
9. St. Vitus’ Dance (2:29)
10. Under The Sun / Every Day Comes And Goes (5:51)

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Released 1973

The band’s fifth album is considered to be one of their best. The album once again featured the band’s original lineup of Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums, and Ozzy Osbourne on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” 5:45
2. “A National Acrobat” 6:16
3. “Fluff” (instrumental) 4:11
4. “Sabbra Cadabra” 5:59
5. “Killing Yourself to Live” 5:41
6. “Who Are You?” 4:11
7. “Looking for Today” 5:06
8. “Spiral Architect” 5:29

Sabotage

Released 1975

Even though the band was going through legal issues with their former manager, Black Sabbath still turned out their sixth straight brilliant heavy metal album. The lineup featured Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums, and Ozzy Osbourne on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. Hole In The Sky (3:59)
2. Don’t Start (Too Late) (0:49)
3. Symptom Of The Universe (6:28)
4. Megalomania (9:40)
5. The Thrill Of It All (5:54)
6. Supertzar (3:43)
7. Am I Going Insane (Radio) (4:15)
8. The Writ (8:10)

Technical Ecstasy

Released 1976

The band’s 7th album was a turning point in their career. Even though the lineup on this album still consisted of Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums, and Ozzy Osbourne on lead vocals, one could easily hear that things were about to change.

CD Track Listings:

1. Back Street Kids (3:49)
2. You Won’t Change Me (6:44)
3. It’s Alright (4:06)
4. Gypsy (5:11)
5. All Moving Parts (Stand Still) (5:06)
6. Rock ‘N’ Roll Doctor (3:34)
7. She’s Gone (4:57)
8. Dirty Women (7:08)

Never Say Die!

Released 1978

The band’s eighth album, Never Say Die, would be the final album to feature Ozzy Osbourne on lead vocals, at least for a while. Ozzy would return many years later, but the changing of the guard would happen on the next record.

CD Track Listings:

1. Never Say Die (3:49)
2. Johnny Blade (6:28)
3. Junior’s Eyes (6:42)
4. A Hard Road (6:06)
5. Shock Wave (5:16)
6. Air Dance (5:17)
7. Over To You (5:24)
8. Breakout (2:35)
9. Swinging The Chain (4:07)

Heaven and Hell

Released 1980

One might have thought that without Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath would no longer exist. However, the band’s new lead vocalist, Ronnie James Dio, would prove that point wrong. Black Sabbath’s album Heaven and Hell would prove to be a huge commercial success, as many fans accepted Ronnie James Dio’s magnificent heavy metal voice.

CD Track Listings:

1. Neon Knights (3:53)
2. Children Of The Sea (5:34)
3. Lady Evil (4:22)
4. Heaven And Hell (6:55)
5. Wishing Well (4:07)
6. Die Young (4:45)
7. Walk Away (4:25)
8. Lonely Is The Word (5:46)

Mob Rules

Released 1981

On the band’s 10th album, half of the original lineup was no longer in the band. The band’s new lineup on Mob Rules consisted of Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, the newest member, Vinny Appice, on drums, and Ronnie James Dio on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. Turn Up The Night (3:42)
2. Voodoo (4:33)
3. The Sign Of The Southern Cross (7:49)
4. E5150 (2:51)
5. The Mob Rules (3:15)
6. Country Girl (4:03)
7. Slipping Away (3:46)
8. Falling Off The Edge Of The World (5:05)
9. Over And Over (5:27)

Born Again

Released 1983

Born Again was probably a very appropriate title for the band’s album, as once again Black Sabbath had a new lead vocalist with Ian Gillian at the microphone.

CD Track Listings:

1. Trashed (4:16)
2. Stonehenge (1:58)
3. Disturbing The Priest (5:49)
4. The Dark (0:45)
5. Zero The Hero (7:35)
6. Digital Bitch (3:39)
7. Born Again (6:34)
8. Hot Line (4:52)
9. Keep It Warm (5:35)

Seventh Star

Released 1986

A lot of people don’t recognize Seven Star as a true Black Sabbath album. In fact, it really wasn’t meant to be a Black Sabbath album, as the only original member of Black Sabbath on the record is Tony Iommi. The album also features a lineup that consisted of Glenn Hughes on vocals, Dave Spitz on bass, Eric Singer on drums, and Geoff Nicholls on keyboards

CD Track Listings:

1. In For The Kill (3:42)
2. No Stranger To Love (4:29)
3. Turn To Stone (3:30)
4. Sphinx (The Guardian) (1:11)
5. Seventh Star (5:21)
6. Danger Zone (4:25)
7. Heart Like A Wheel (6:38)
8. Angry Heart (3:06)
9. In Memory… (2:35)

The Eternal Idol

Released 1987

Black Sabbath’s 13th album had fans shaking their heads. Who were these guys? Once again, only Tony Iommi was the original member in the band. Black Sabbath introduced their fifth new lead singer, with Eric Martin taking control of the lead microphone

CD Track Listings:

1. The Shining (5:59)
2. Ancient Warrior (5:31)
3. Hard Life To Love (5:00)
4. Glory Ride (4:48)
5. Born To Lose (3:44)
6. Nightmare (5:20)
7. Scarlet Pimpernel (2:07)
8. Lost Forever (4:03)
9. Eternal Idol (6:34)

Headless Cross

Released 1989

The band’s revolving lineup continued on their Headless Cross album. This album featured Tony Iommi on guitar, Bob Daisley on bass, Eric Singer on drums, Geoff Nicholls on keyboards and Tony Martin on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. The Gates Of Hell (1:06)
2. Headless Cross (6:29)
3. Devil & Daughter (4:44)
4. When Death Calls (6:55)
5. Kill In The Spirit World (5:11)
6. Call Of The Wild (5:19)
7. Black Moon (4:06)
8. Nightwing (6:38)

Tyr

Released 1990

The legendary Cozy Powell joined the group for their Tyr album. For the third straight album, Tony Martin was on lead vocals. Neil Murry played bass and Geoff Nicholls was back on keyboards.

CD Track Listings:

1. Anno Mundi (The Vision) (6:12)
2. The Law Maker (3:55)
3. Jerusalem (3:59)
4. The Sabbath Stones (6:48)
5. The Battle Of Tyr (1:08)
6. Odin’s Court (2:42)
7. Valhalla (4:42)
8. Feels Good To Me (5:44)
9. Heaven In Black (4:05)

Dehumanizer

Released 1992

Old-school Black Sabbath fans are very happy to hear that the band Dehumanizer featured a reunion of some sort. Back in the band with Geezer Butler on bass and making fans extremely happy was Ronnie James Dio on lead vocals.

CD Track Listings:

1. Computer God (6:14)
2. After All (The Dead) (5:41)
3. Tv Crimes (4:02)
4. Letters From Earth (4:17)
5. Master Of Insanity (5:55)
6. Time Machine (4:15)
7. Sins Of The Father (4:46)
8. Too Late (6:55)
9. I (5:13)
10. Buried Alive (4:53)

Cross Purposes

Released 1994

Ronnie James Dio’s return as lead vocalist for Black Sabbath lasted only one album. Back in the band was Tony Martin on lead vocals. The record also featured a new drummer named Bobby Rondinelli, who had played in Rainbow for a short time. Geezer Butler was still on bass, and Geoff Nicholls was back on keyboards. And of course, the whole thing was led by Tony Iommi.

CD Track Listings:

1. I Witness (4:58)
2. Cross Of Thorns (4:34)
3. Psychophobia (3:14)
4. Virtual Death (5:49)
5. Immaculate Deception (4:15)
6. Dying For Love (5:53)
7. Back To Eden (3:57)
8. The Hand That Rocks The Cradle (4:30)
9. Cardinal Sin (4:21)
10. Evil Eye (5:59)

Forbidden

Released 1995

The album Forbidden was pretty much the end of Black Sabbath for a long time. It would be the band’s final album until they were reunited 18 years later for the 13 album.

CD Track Listings:

1. The Illusion Of Power (4:54)
2. Get A Grip (3:59)
3. Can’t Get Close Enough (4:28)
4. Shaking Off The Chains (4:04)
5. I Won’t Cry For You (4:48)
6. Guilty As Hell (3:28)
7. Sick And Tired (3:31)
8. Rusty Angels (5:00)
9. Forbidden (3:49)
10. Kiss Of Death (6:09)

13

Released 2013

The band’s reunion album was a surprise for all Black Sabbath fans. It had been 20 almost 20 years, and nobody was expecting a new Black Sabbath record. This is absolutely the final Black Sabbath album, at least that’s what Geezer Butler told us. The album featured the return of Ozzy Osbourne as the band’s lead vocalist. It also featured original members Tony Iommi on guitar and Geezer Butler on bass. However, it wasn’t a 100% return to the original lineup, as original drummer Bill Ward did not play on the album. Brad Wilkes took over the drumming duties for the band’s final studio recording.

CD Track Listings:

1. End Of The Beginning (8:07)
2. God Is Dead? (8:54)
3. Loner (5:06)
4. Zeitgeist (4:28)
5. Age Of Reason (7:02)
6. Live Forever (4:49)
7. Damaged Soul (7:43)
8. Dear Father (7:06)

Special Edition

1. End Of The Beginning (8:07)
2. God Is Dead? (8:54)
3. Loner (5:06)
4. Zeitgeist (4:28)
5. Age Of Reason (7:02)
6. Live Forever (4:49)
7. Damaged Soul (7:43)
8. Dear Father (7:06)
9. Methademic (5:57)
10. Peace Of Mind (3:40)
11. Pariah (5:34)
12. Dirty Women (live in Australia, 2013) (7:21)

BLACK SABBATH LIVE ALBUMS

Live at Last

Released 1980

CD Track Listings:

1. Tomorrow’s Dream (3:04)
2. Sweet Leaf (5:26)
3. Killing Yourself To Live (5:28)
4. Cornucopia (3:57)
5. Snowblind (4:47)
6. Children Of The Grave (4:32)
7. War Pigs (7:38)
8. Wicked World (18:59)
9. Paranoid (3:09)

Live Evil

Released 1983

CD Track Listings:

Disc One:

1. E5150 (2:09)
2. Neon Knights (4:28)
3. N.I.B. (5:09)
4. Children Of The Sea (6:04)
5. Voodoo (5:23)
6. Black Sabbath (8:34)
7. War Pigs (9:17)
8. Iron Man (7:10)

Disc Two:

1. The Mob Rules (3:18)
2. Heaven And Hell (11:57)
3. The Sign Of The Southern Cross / Heaven And Hell (Reprise) (7:16)
4. Paranoid (3:25)
5. Children Of The Grave (5:02)
6. Fluff (0:43)

Cross Purposes Live

Released 1995

CD Track Listings:

1. Time Machine (5:07)
2. Children Of The Grave (5:24)
3. I Witness (5:04)
4. Into The Void (6:39)
5. Black Sabbath (8:12)
6. Psychophobia (3:03)
7. The Wizard (4:42)
8. Cross Of Thorns (4:43)
9. Symptom Of The Universe (5:58)
10. Drum Solo (1:33)
11. Headless Cross (5:34)
12. Paranoid (5:13)
13. Iron Man (3:27)
14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (6:11)

Reunion

Released 1998

CD Track Listings:

Disc 1

1. War Pigs (8:32)
2. Behind The Wall Of Sleep (4:10)
3. N.I.B. (6:48)
4. Fairies Wear Boots (6:23)
5. Electric Funeral (5:05)
6. Sweet Leaf (5:11)
7. Spiral Architect (5:44)
8. Into The Void (6:35)
9. Snowblind (6:07)

Disc 2

1. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (4:40)
2. Orchid / Lord Of This World (7:11)
3. Dirty Women (6:33)
4. Black Sabbath (7:33)
5. Iron Man (8:24)
6. Children Of The Grave (6:34)
7. Paranoid (4:31)
8. Psycho Man – studio (5:21)
9. Selling My Soul – studio (3:09)

Past Lives

Released 2002

CD Track Listings:

Disc 1:

1. Tomorrow’s Dream (3:09)
2. Sweet Leaf (5:27)
3. Killing Yourself To Live (5:29)
4. Cornucopia (3:57)
5. Snowblind (4:47)
6. Children Of The Grave (4:32)
7. War Pigs (7:37)
8. Wicked World (18:44)
9. Paranoid (3:22)

Disc 2:

1. Hand Of Doom (8:26)
2. Hole In The Sky (4:46)
3. Symptom Of The Universe (4:52)
4. Megalomania (9:53)
5. Iron Man (6:25)
6. Black Sabbath (8:23)
7. N.I.B. (5:32)
8. Behind The Wall Of Sleep (5:03)
9. Fairies Wear Boots (6:39)

Live at Hammersmith Odeon

Released 2007

CD Track Listings:

1. E5150 (1:17)
2. Neon Knights (4:37)
3. N.I.B. (5:16)
4. Children Of The Sea (6:07)
5. Country Girl (3:53)
6. Black Sabbath (8:24)
7. War Pigs (7:40)
8. Slipping Away (3:18)
9. Iron Man (7:05)
10. The Mob Rules (3:33)
11. Heaven And Hell (14:24)
12. Paranoid (3:21)
13. Voodoo (5:44)
14. Children Of The Grave (5:03)

Live… Gathered in Their Masses

Released 2013

1. “War Pigs” 8:12
2. “Loner” 4:58
3. “Black Sabbath” 7:56
4. “Methademic” 5:15
5. “N.I.B.” 6:11
6. “Iron Man” 7:35
7. “End of the Beginning” 8:09
8. “Fairies Wear Boots” 6:59
9. “God Is Dead?” 9:00
10. “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Intro) / Paranoid” 5:04

The End: Live in Birmingham

Released 2017

CD Track Listings:

1. Black Sabbath (7:26)
2. Fairies Wear Boots (6:28)
3. Under The Sun / Every Day Comes And Goes (7:04)
4. After Forever (6:26)
5. Into The Void (7:07)
6. Snowblind (6:39)
7. Band Introductions (1:32)
8. War Pigs (8:32)
9. Behind The Wall Of Sleep (3:32)
10. Bassically / N.I.B. (6:36)
11. Hand Of Doom (7:05)
12. Supernaut / Sabbath Bloody Sabbath / Megalomania (3:28)
13. Rat Salad / Drum Solo (8:20)
14. Iron Man (7:53)
15. Dirty Women (8:22)
16. Children Of The Grave (6:33)
17. Paranoid (4:46)

BLACK SABBATH COMPILATION ALBUMS

We Sold Our Soul for Rock ‘n’ Roll

Released 1976

CD Track Listings:

1. Black Sabbath (6:20)
2. The Wizard (4:23)
3. Paranoid (2:50)
4. War Pigs (7:57)
5. Iron Man (5:57)
6. Tomorrow’s Dream (3:10)
7. Fairies Wear Boots (6:16)
8. Changes (4:45)
9. Sweet Leaf (5:06)
10. Children Of The Grave (5:21)
11. Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath (5:43)
12. Am I Going Insane (Radio) (4:16)
13. Snowblind (5:31)
14. N.I.B. (6:17)

Greatest Hits

Released 1977

The Sabbath Collection

Released 1985

Paranoid – 2:48 (Iommi, Ward, Butler, Osbourne/Westminster Music Ltd.)
Behind The Wall Of Sleep – 4:20 (Iommi, Ward, Butler, Osbourne/Westminster Music Ltd.)
Sleeping Village – 3:30 (Iommi, Ward, Butler, Osbourne/Westminster Music Ltd.)
Warning – 10:47 (Dunbar/Getaway Songs)
After Forever – 5:25 (Iommi/Westminster Music Ltd.)
Supernaut – 4:40 (Iommi, Ward, Butler, Osbourne/Westminster Music Ltd.)
St. Vitus Dance – 2:25 (Iommi, Ward, Butler, Osbourne/Westminster Music Ltd.)
Snowblind – 5:27 (Iommi, Ward, Butler, Osbourne/Westminster Music Ltd.)
Killing Yourself To Live – 5:40 (Black Sabbath/Westminster Music Ltd.)
Sabbra Cadabra – 5:56 (Black Sabbath/Westminster Music Ltd.)
The Writ – 7:46 (Black Sabbath/Westminster Music Ltd.)

Backtrackin’ – 20th Anniversary Edition

Released 1989

CD Track Listings:

1. Paranoid
2. Iron Man
3. Black Sabbath
4. Killing Yourself To Live
5. Snowblind
6. Sweet Leaf
7. Children Of The Grave
8. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
9. NIB
10. Symptom Of The Universe
11. Planet Caravan
12. War Pigs
13. Into The Void
14. Electric Funeral
15. Sabbra Cadabra
16. St. Vitus Dance
17. Faries Wear Boots
18. Superstzar
19. Rat Salad
20. Am I Going Insane [Radio]
21. Meglomania
22. The Wizard
23. Cornucopia
24. Hole In The Sky

The Ultimate in Heavy Metal

Released 1992

The Sabbath Stones

Released 1996

CD Track Listings:

1. Headless Cross (6:32)
2. When Death Calls (6:57)
3. Devil & Daughter (4:43)
4. The Sabbath Stones (6:48)
5. The Battle of Tyr (1:08)
6. Odin’s Court (2:42)
7. Valhalla (4:41)
8. TV Crimes (4:01)
9. Virtual Death (5:46)
10. Evil Eye (5:57)
11. Kiss of Death (6:09)
12. Guilty as Hell (3:30)
13. Loser Gets It All (2:57)
14. Disturbing the Priest (5:49)
15. Heart Like a Wheel (6:37)
16. The Shining (5:55)

The Best of Black Sabbath

Released 2000

Symptom of the Universe: The Original Black Sabbath 1970–1978

Released 2002

CD Track Listings:

Disc 1

1. Black Sabbath (6:17)
2. N.I.B. (5:23)
3. The Wizard (4:21)
4. Warning (10:35)
5. Evil Woman (3:23)
6. Paranoid (2:49)
7. Iron Man (5:56)
8. War Pigs (7:56)
9. Fairies Wear Boots (6:16)
10. Sweet Leaf (5:05)
11. Children Of The Grave (5:17)
12. Into The Void (6:14)
13. Lord Of This World (5:24)

Disc 2

1. After Forever (5:26)
2. Snowblind (5:29)
3. Laguna Sunrise (2:50)
4. Changes (4:43)
5. Tomorrow’s Dream (3:08)
6. Supernaut (4:44)
7. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (5:44)
8. Fluff (4:09)
9. Sabbra Cadabra (5:56)
10. Am I Going Insane (Radio) (4:15)
11. Symptom Of The Universe (6:28)
12. Hole In The Sky (4:00)
13. Rock ‘N’ Roll Doctor (3:26)
14. Dirty Women (7:14)
15. Never Say Die (3:49)
16. A Hard Road (6:00)

Greatest Hits 1970–1978

Released 2006

CD Track Listings:

1. Black Sabbath (6:16)
2. N.I.B. (5:22)
3. The Wizard (4:20)
4. War Pigs (7:54)
5. Paranoid (2:48)
6. Iron Man (3:29)
7. Sweet Leaf (5:03)
8. Children Of The Grave (5:15)
9. Changes (4:43)
10. Snowblind (5:27)
11. Supernaut (4:41)
12. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (5:42)
13. Hole In The Sky (4:02)
14. Rock ‘N’ Roll Doctor (3:26)
15. Never Say Die (3:48)
16. Dirty Women (7:13)

Black Sabbath: The Dio Years

Released 2007

CD Track Listings:

1. Neon Knights (3:52)
2. Lady Evil (4:24)
3. Heaven And Hell (6:58)
4. Die Young (4:44)
5. Lonely Is The Word (5:51)
6. The Mob Rules (3:15)
7. Turn Up The Night (3:42)
8. Voodoo (4:34)
9. Falling Off The Edge Of The World (5:04)
10. After All (The Dead) (5:42)
11. Tv Crimes (4:02)
12. I (5:13)
13. Children Of The Sea (Live) (6:14)
14. The Devil Cried (6:01)
15. Shadow Of The Wind (5:40)
16. Ear In The Wall (4:04)

Greatest Hits

Released 2009

CD Track Listings:

1. Paranoid (2:48)
2. Iron Man (5:55)
3. Changes (4:43)
4. Fairies Wear Boots (6:13)
5. War Pigs (7:54)
6. Never Say Die (3:48)
7. Children of the Grave (5:15)
8. The Wizard (4:20)
9. Snowblind (5:27)
10. Sweet Leaf (5:03)
11. Evil Woman (3:22)
12. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (5:42)
13. Black Sabbath (6:16)
14. N.I.B. (5:22)

Iron Man: The Best of Black Sabbath

Released 2012

CD Track Listings:

The Ultimate Collection

Released 2016

CD Track Listings:

1. Paranoid
2. Never Say Die
3. Iron Man
4. Black Sabbath
5. Children Of The Grave
6. Fairies Wear Boots
7. Changes
8. Rat Salad
9. Sweet Leaf
10. War Pigs
11. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
12. Hole In The Sky
13. Symptom Of The Universe
14. Spiral Architect
15. Rock ‘n’ Roll Doctor

Disc 2″
1. Dirty Women
2. Evil Woman
3. A Hard Road
4. Lord Of This World
5. Into The Void
6. Behind The Wall Of Sleep
7. Snowblind
8. Tomorrow’s Dream
9. The Wizard
10. N.I.B.
11. Electric Funeral
12. Embryo
13. Killing Yourself To Live
14. Am I Going Insane Radio
15. Wicked World
16. It’s Alright

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