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Review title: It's unfortunate, but it foreshadows Never Say Die too well
Product review: Sadly, 1976 was an unkind year for Black Sabbath. The rift between traditionalist Ozzy Osbourne and the more experimental Tony Iommi had begun to overshadow the band's efforts in the studio, and Technical Ecstacy shows that internal strife was unraveling the Sabbath weave.This album is nearly as uneven as it gets--songs such as "You Won't Change Me" and "All Moving Parts Stand Still" are sandwiched around bombs like "Gypsy" and "It's Alright," which was, ironically, sung rather well by drummer Bill Ward. Too keep it short, Technical Ecstacy was the death knell for Ozzy-era Sabbath. The follow-up, Never Say Die, ended up being the funeral march.
