Black Sabbath - Vol. 4 The Magick Heads While the band's basic approach

While the band's basic approach hasn't changed all that much in the interim -- '60s-era pop

Sonically constructed to capture the feeling of a hip-hop record (Kenny Beats even helped with programming on several tracks)

Waitress Song finds them fantasising about alternative professions ("I could move to a small town and become a waitress/ Say my name was Stacy and figure things out") and they reluctantly turn their back on a love "that could have been" on A Long Time Ago

when another tour inspired another record

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Black Sabbath - Vol. 4 The Magick Heads While the band's basic approachBlack Sabbath unleashed the groups fourth album in two years in 1972 with Vol 4. Stacked with classic tracks like Supernaut, Changes, and Snowblind, the record harnessed the groups surging popularity to reach the Top 10 on the Albums Chart in the U. K. and the Top 20 on the Billboard 200 in the U. S., on its path to being certified platinum by the RIAA. Wheels of Confusion Tomorrow's Dream Changes FX Supernaut Snowblind Cornucopia Laguna Sunrise St.