Black Sabbath – Vol. 4 Gatefold Vinyl 12" LP

Black Sabbath's 1972 landmark Vol. 4 finds the band pushing into heavier, stranger, and more experimental territory. Recorded at Rockfield Studio in Wales during a period of peak excess — the album's working title was Snowblind, a barely-veiled nod to the cocaine that fueled the sessions — Vol. 4 is Sabbath at their most ambitious and unpredictable. Tony Iommi's riffs hit harder than ever on "Supernaut" and "Wheels of Confusion," while "Changes" strips everything back to piano and Ozzy Osbourne's most vulnerable vocal performance, and "Laguna Sunrise" drifts into acoustic instrumental territory no one saw coming.

This Rhino 180g vinyl gatefold reissue is fully remastered, delivering the album with renewed punch, depth, and clarity. Printed graphic inner paper sleeve replicates the original four-page booklet. Housed in a faithful reproduction of the original gatefold sleeve with hype sticker.

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Gatefold, 180g
Genre: Heavy Metal; Doom Metal; Classic Rock
Release Year: 1972 (2016 Reissue)
Label: Rhino Entertainment — RR1 2602
Country: US

Side A
Wheels of Confusion
Tomorrow's Dream
Changes
FX
Supernaut

Side B
Snowblind
Cornucopia
Laguna Sunrise
St. Vitus Dance
Under The Sun

Complete the collection: Paranoid | Master Of Reality | Sabbath Bloody Sabbath | Sabotage | Never Say Die! | Reunion