• Gold vinyl pressing
• Plain white label
• Import
  
  

⚠️ Note: This is an unofficial release.

Black Sabbath's The Seventh Day: Live In London captures the band at the Paris Theatre on April 26, 1970—a pivotal moment in heavy rock history. By this point, Sabbath had already redefined what rock music could be, establishing themselves as architects of heavy metal's sound and ethos. This unofficial live document preserves a performance from their earliest years, when the raw power and menace of their material was still being refined in real time.

The setlist reads like a manifest of foundational metal: "Black Sabbath," "War Pigs," "Fairies Wear Boots," "Behind The Wall Of Sleep," "Paranoid," and "Iron Man" all appear here, each a building block of the band's legend. Hearing these tracks live from 1970 reveals the unvarnished intensity of Sabbath's approach—thick, grinding riffs and an atmosphere of genuine unease that studio versions would later crystallize. The band's ability to move between brooding instrumental passages and crushing rhythmic assaults is on full display across the evening.

This vinyl edition arrives as a gold-colored pressing with plain white label, paired with a white paper inner sleeve and a transparent sticker on the shrink wrap. It's a straightforward presentation that lets the performance speak—ideal for collectors seeking an undocumented snapshot of Black Sabbath's formative live energy.

Tracklist:

A1. Black Sabbath
A2. War Pigs
A3. Fairies Wear Boots
B1. Behind The Wall Of Sleep
B2. Paranoid
B3. Iron Man
B4. Blue Suede Shoes