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Black Sabbath Post Snowblind Themed Holiday Message
12/26/2012
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(hennemusic) Black Sabbath posted a seasonal greeting for fans on Christmas Day which reference one of their most loved albums.

"Happy Holidays from Black Sabbath" includes an image of a snowflake inside an eyeball with the caption "Snowblind," a track from the band's Vol. 4 release.

Sabbath played three shows this year: a homecoming gig in Birmingham in May; UK's Download festival in June, and Chicago's Lollapalooza in August. Watch a live video of Snowblind here.

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