Vinyl Album - Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - WWA

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Black Sabbath
Title:	Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Label:	WWA
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ACB 00166 / WWA 005
Date:	1976
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$63
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PRICE GUIDE

$63

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Black Sabbath	Sabbath Bloody Sabbath	Black Sabbath	10.0 Rate
A2	Black Sabbath	A National Acrobat	Black Sabbath	9.0 Rate
A3	Black Sabbath	Fluff	Black Sabbath	9.0 Rate
A4	Black Sabbath	Sabbra Cadabra	Black Sabbath	9.0 Rate
B1	Black Sabbath	Killing Yourself To Live	Black Sabbath	10.0 Rate
B2	Black Sabbath	Who Are You?	Black Sabbath	10.0 Rate
B3	Black Sabbath	Looking For Today	Black Sabbath	9.0 Rate
B4	Black Sabbath	Spiral Architect	Black Sabbath	10.0 Rate

Notes

UK Audio Club of Britain mail order only issue LP with silver WWA logo and the ACB 00166 catalogue number which is also scratched into the run-out groove. First issue matt gatefold picture sleeve which has the inside image going all the way to the outer edges. The rear of the sleeve also states Manufactured and Printed in England with no reference to Howards Printers.

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Comments and Reviews


TheJudge 15th Nov 2024		Probably my fault for not checking for a spaced version.



Hawkmarty SUBS 15th Nov 2024		I think the search function is not as flexible as it was. The original entry has a space after the ACB.



TheJudge 14th Nov 2024		Funny, it didn't come up when I searched under the cat# before I entered it. Merge away!



Hawkmarty SUBS 14th Nov 2024		This is already here so will be merged.



Quad5point1 SUBS 30th Aug 2022		I found the earliest ad from The Audio Club of Britain from the Sunday Mirror - Sunday 25 January 1976. Image of advert added. Looking at the ad 8 down and 3 across there's the Sabbath Bloody Sabbath album. Best guess for this release at the moment then is 1976. That would certainly tie in with my memories of buying it originally.



Fokeman 25th May 2017		It was definitely not economic to belong to the club although the cheap albums to start with were tempting.



Quad5point1 SUBS 21st May 2017		I did a bit of rooting around and found this advert for the Audio Club Of Britain from 1981. The terms of membership weren't as bad as i remember. You only had to take 3 albums a year for 2 years or buy another 6 albums over any period then you could cancel your membership. But after the initial 6 for every 2 you bought you got a 3rd free. So wasn't that bad after all



Fokeman 21st May 2017		I remember it well. It seemed good at the start and then you realised you were trapped! It cost an arm and a leg - cheaper to catch a bus into town and go to Selectadisc!



Quad5point1 SUBS 21st May 2017		I'm nearly sure it was Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy, along with BJH's Everyone Is Everybody Else and the Hendrix Smash Hits album. If I remember correctly you only paid full price for one album and the others were free as an introductory offer. You could keep them or send them back but if you kept them you had to take one a month for at least a year. That would either be an album of your choice or their star pick of the month album.



Fokeman 20th May 2017		Was the Who LP "Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy"? Or maybe Odds & Sods?



Quad5point1 SUBS 4th Oct 2016		Managed to find this disc today to be able to give it it's own entry. Inner lyric sleeve which came with the original WWA pressing never came with this issue. I've left the date blank as the original is 1973 but this one was maybe 1974 / 75. I certainly remember after getting married in 1975 and getting my first house I bought this album from the Audio Club of Britain along with a Who, Hendrix and Barclay James Harvest album.