#Top70AlbumsOfThe70s #23 of 70: Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (1973) With 1973’s "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath", Tony Iommi and company set out to silence critics by elevating their songwriting, production, and overall ambition, resulting in one of their most refined yet

#Top70AlbumsOfThe70s #21 of 70: AC/DC - Powerage (1978) With "Powerage", AC/DC introduced bassist Cliff Williams, but the album ultimately feels like a closing chapter for the band’s early era, marking their final collaboration with producers Vanda & Young and the last release

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#Top70AlbumsOfThe70s #20 of 70: Black Sabbath - Vol. 4 (1972) While their first three albums balanced heaviness with relatively streamlined production, "Vol. 4" reflects Black Sabbath's excess-fueled rock star lifestyle, resulting in a murky, fragmented sound and themes of