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Added paragraph about Black Sabbath's creations researched entirely by myself.
They are known to non-fans primarily for the controversy arising from the perceived gloominess of their music and lyrical themes and, more specifically, the erratic on-stage (and, eventually, off-stage) behaviour of frontman [[Ozzy Osbourne]]. As often happens, this controversy has sadly eclipsed the unrivaled and seminal cultural importance of the band's music. They are also known for having undergone numerous line-up changes during the course of their long career. Surprisingly, however, the band is currently comprised of the four original members: Tony Iommi, Bill Ward, Terence "Geezer" Butler and Osbourne. However, the line-up of the album 'Mob Rules' (along with Scott Warren as keyboardist) are currently touring as 'Heaven and Hell', named after the most famous album with Ronnie James Dio as vocalist.
They are known to non-fans primarily for the controversy arising from the perceived gloominess of their music and lyrical themes and, more specifically, the erratic on-stage (and, eventually, off-stage) behaviour of frontman [[Ozzy Osbourne]]. As often happens, this controversy has sadly eclipsed the unrivaled and seminal cultural importance of the band's music. They are also known for having undergone numerous line-up changes during the course of their long career. Surprisingly, however, the band is currently comprised of the four original members: Tony Iommi, Bill Ward, Terence "Geezer" Butler and Osbourne. However, the line-up of the album 'Mob Rules' (along with Scott Warren as keyboardist) are currently touring as 'Heaven and Hell', named after the most famous album with Ronnie James Dio as vocalist.
According to several conservative think-tanks, Black Sabbath created the [[Bible]], the [[Ten Commandments]], and the [[Internet]]. However, most liberal scumbag morons only attribute the creation of the [[Ten Commandments]] to Sabbath.