Black Sabbath's 'Sabotage' Ggts super deluxe vinyl box set

Black Sabbath will unveil a super deluxe of their 1975 album Sabotage this summer.

The English rock band’s new endeavor, arriving June 11, will be available in both four-CD box and quadruple vinyl sets. Each set features a newly-remastered version of the band's LP, including complete footage from their "Sabotage" tour in 1975.

The super deluxe edition includes 13 previously-unreleased versions of the 16 songs from the LP — from “Spiral Architect” to “Sabbra Cadabra” to “Snowblind” — as well as the single edit for “Am I Going Insane (Radio)” and “Hole in the Sky” on a bonus seven-inch single replicating the rare Japanese version.

Additionally, Black Sabbath’s Sabotage super deluxe comes with a 60-page book of sleeve notes for the CD box set, with the vinyl bearing a 40-pager. The book contains stories from the band about the album, rare photos, press and media coverage of the project, as well as a Madison Square Garden concert book and poster from their 1975 jaunt.

As fans know, Sabotage still brings back bittersweet memories for the members of the band. In January 2019, Tommy Iommi clearly recalled the “nightmare” of making the record amid the band's legal dispute with businessman Patrick Meehan.

“Oh, it was a nightmare,” Iommi told Metal Hammer. “We’d get a writ and we’d end up having to go into bloody court in the morning, all dressed up, then try to get back to the studio afterwards to carry on working. It was hard to come up with things. You had to have two heads.”

This article was first published on iheart.com and is republished here with permission