In other 50th anniversary milestone news, Sabbath recently treated their sophomore album Paranoid to an expanded box set reissue earlier this month.Ĭoming Soon: Pop! Albums: #BlackSabbath. I'm sure he said it was for Black Sabbath, but I don't know if that meant anything much to me at the time." It didn't seem to be working very well, so he ended up using a smoke machine. was rushing around with dry ice, throwing it into the water. Earlier this year, the model's identity was revealed to be Louisa Livingstone, who appeared on the cover in her teenage years.Īs she recalled to Rolling Stoneof the "freezing cold" cover shoot, "I had to get up at about 4 o'clock in the morning. More specifically, the cloaked woman who appears out front of the Mapledurham Watermill in Oxfordshire will be given the vinyl figurine treatment. The popular vinyl collectible company Funko best known for its big-headed Pop figures will release a new figure based on the woman on the cover of BLACK SABBATHs first album. from the cover of Ready to Die that was announced in February. Sabbath's album cover will be the focus of the second instalment in the toymaker's POP! Albums series, following a vinyl figurine of baby Notorious B.I.G. Published Black Sabbath's self-titled debut album turned 50 earlier this year, and while the effort is surely a lock on any sensible list of influential metal albums, it is now being further immortalized in vinyl as a Funko POP! figurine.
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