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Black Sabbath's unlucky 13th album 'The Eternal Idol' was released in November 1987.

Watching the NFL draft unfold at his uncle’s house in Fredricksburg, Va., will fulfill a dream for former UMass cornerback Bryce Watts.Not just the lifelong dream of playing in the NFL, an actual dream he awoke from when he was young.“I had to make it...

Watching the NFL draft unfold at his uncle’s house in Fredricksburg, Va., will fulfill a dream for former UMass cornerback Bryce Watts.Not just the lifelong dream of playing in the NFL, an actual dream he awoke from when he was young.“I had to make it...

Watching the NFL draft unfold at his uncle’s house in Fredricksburg, Va., will fulfill a dream for former UMass cornerback Bryce Watts.Not just the lifelong dream of playing in the NFL, an actual dream he awoke from when he was young.“I had to make it...

It was supposed to be a Tony Iommi solo album.

It was supposed to be a Tony Iommi solo album.

It was supposed to be a Tony Iommi solo album.

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It was a giant misstep from its inception all the way until its birth. Black Sabbath’s twelfth studio album, Seventh Star, which came out on Jan. 28, 1986, was never supposed to be a Sabbath record. After bassist Geezer Butler left the band in 1984 following the "Born Again" tour, guitarist Tony Iommi decided to write a solo album and then after the dust cleared, put Black Sabbath back together. In fact, Iommi intentionally penned songs that didn’t sound like Black Sabbath in order to expa...