According to Amazon UK a 3-disc Black Sabbath box set, entitled The Many Faces Of Black Sabbath, will be released on November 3rd. It is available for pre-order via the link above.

Following is the official description issued for the package:

"Black Sabbath is - along with Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple - the most important British hard rock band of all time. With its dark, mystical and obsessive sound, Black Sabbath built a unique brand that has influenced countless groups since its inception in the late 60s until today. As usual, in our series The Many Faces, we will take you into the fantastic and great world of Black Sabbath. We will revisit forgotten collaborations, its best songs and the artists (and even music styles) that the band have influenced. 

We started with Disc 1, entitled 'The Players (and more)' that features musicians who have been part the band. To begin with, who else than Tony Iommi, the founding guitarist and the only member who has been in all the band's formations. Tony is synonymous with Black Sabbath. We also can't forget to mention that this first disc contains potent versions of three classic Sabbath's songs ('Paranoid', 'Children Of The Grave' and 'Hole In The Sky') by rock stars such as Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe), George Lynch (Dokken) and Californians Racer X and Agent Steel. 

Disc 2 is dedicated to the band's greatest songs with versions from countries like the United States, Germany and Argentina. This is just a simple of passion that Black Sabbath generates around the world. And, as a special treat, we allow ourselves the freedom to include three classic Ozzy Osbourne's tracks from his solo career ('Mr. Crowley', 'Crazy Train' and 'Bark At The Moon'). These, in versions featuring guitar god Yngwie Malmsteen, Dee Snider (from Twisted Sister), Jason Bonham (son of John Bonham from Led Zeppelin) and core fans Forever Say Die. 

Finally, Disc 3 - titled 'The Legacy' - features 14 tracks of stoner rock, the underground music genre that was born from the sound of the original Black Sabbath, especially the period between his debut Black Sabbath in 1970 thru Sabotage in 1975. So, bands like Freedom Hawk, Sasquatch or Isaak (among many others) bring back all the mystique and magic that we all love in hard rock into the XXI century."

The tracklist is as follows:

Disc: 1

"King Of The Night" - Bobby Harrison (Feat. Tony Iommi)

"Welcome To My Nightmare" - Ronnie James Dio

"Mainline Riders" - Quartz (Prod. By Tony Iommi)

"Only Women Bleed" - Glenn Hughes

"I Believe In You" (Fire In My Body) - Bedlam (Feat. Cozy Powell)

"Tower Of Lies" - Axel Rudi Pell (Feat. Bob Rondinelli)

"Finally The Finale" - Ian Gillan

"Devil's Brew" - Quartz (Prod. By Tony Iommi)

"School's Out" - Dave Mustaine (Feat. Eric Singer)

"Paint It Black" - Rick Wakeman

"Flowers In The Rain" - The Move (Feat. Bev Bevan)

"Paranoid" - Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe) & George Lynch (Dokken)

"Children Of The Grave" - Racer X

"Hole In The Sky" - Agent Steel

Disc: 2

"Black Sabbath" - Iced Earth

"Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" - Forever Say Die

"N.I.B." - Dofka

"Paranoid" - Los Natas

"War Pigs" - Nativo

"Children Of The Grave" - Horcas & Andres Gimenez

"Die Young" - Primal Fear

"Neon Knights" - Steel Prophet

"Children Of The Sea" - Jag Panzer

"Falling Off The Edge Of The World" - Icarus Witch

"Disturbing The Priest" - Order Of Nine

"Mr. Crowley" - Yngwie Malmsteen

"Crazy Train" - Dee Snider & Jason Bonham

"Bark At The Moon" - Forever Say Die

Disc: 3

"Thunderfoot" - Freedom Hawk

"Dragonfly" - Sasquatch

"Rest Of The Sun" - Isaak

"Highway Officer" - Greenleaf

"You Know How This Works" - Backwoods Payback

"Gypsy Lady" - The Socks

"The Conjuring" - Wo Fat

"Jan-Michael Vincent" - Gozu

"Rooster Booster" - Brain Police

"Bleeding Out" - Lo Pan

"Closer To The Sun" - Fudo Myo

"Keystone" - Nightstalker

"To Live" - Mother Of God

"Through Ashes And Tears" - Southern Whiskey Rebellion

Black Sabbath have revealed that the legendary band will record another album, and embark on one final tour.

Speaking to TeamRock.com, Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne states: "The whole Sabbath experience this time around was great. We all made friends, we didn't fuck around, we all knew that we had a job to do, and we did it. It was a lot of fun. So we're going to do one more album, and a final tour.

Once the dust settled after the last tour we started discussing the idea, because we were getting asked about it all the time. I said to Sharon 'What's going on? Because if there's no more Sabbath I want to get on with my own thing again' and she came back and said 'Let me look into it'. Three weeks later I asked her about it again, and she said 'Oh, I still have to talk to so and so...' and I said 'Sharon, I ain't fucking 21 any more, if we're going to do I want to do it before I'm 70!'

Time isn't on our side! So she made the call and came back and said 'Yeah, the record company wants another album'. I believe Rick Rubin is going to do it with us again."

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