Just behind “Black Sabbath” at two is Metallica’s 1986 classic “Master of Puppets,” which the mag notes “brought nuance and complexity to their speed-metal assault and opened up the entire genre to new possibilities.” And Ozzy Osbourne‘s solo classic “Crazy Train” lands at six, while “Bark At The Moon” is at 56.

Plus, “Paranoid” is at 13, and “Heaven and Hell” is at 31. In fact, three of their tracks make the top 10, with “War Pigs” at five and “Iron Man” at seven.

Landing at number one is Black Sabbath’s “Black Sabbath,” which the mag describes as a “true metal original,” noting of the tune, “It’s the feeling all metal bands have been chasing ever since and it still reigns supreme.”Īnd that’s not the only Sabbath tune on the list. The latest reveals their picks for the 100 greatest heavy metal songs of all time, with artists like Black Sabbath, Metallica and Iron Maiden making the list. Rolling Stone magazine has come out with yet another list that’s bound to spark debate from music fans.

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