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Ranked By 3.2K votes 1.5K voters Voting Rules Songs must have the name Mary in the title. Wondering what songs have your name in the title? If your name is Mary, you've come to the right place. Below, you'll find a curated list of the best songs with Mary in the title – includ...
Black Sabbath Songs Ranked Worst to Best (Ozzy Osbourne Era) The entire Ozzy-fronted Black Sabbath catalog gets ranked, song by song. Black Sabbath Songs Ranked (Ozzy Osbourne Era) Vertigo / Warner Bros. / Epic Records Black Sabbath Songs Ranked (Ozzy Osbourne Era) 79. “FX (instrumental)”...
Black Sabbath Songs Ranked (Ozzy Osbourne Era) 79. “FX (instrumental)” -Vol. 4(1972) Vertigo 79. “FX (instrumental)” -Vol. 4(1972) Easily the most insignificant piece of “music” ever committed to tape by Black Sabbath’s original foursome, “FX,” from 1972’s otherwise spectacula...
recruiting a stable of A-list guest stars — including Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson and jazz-fusion legend Chick Corea — to complete one of Anderson's sturdiest solo works. There are some inevitable eye-roll moments, like the horn-stuffed ukulele ditty "Makes Me Happy." But they're offset...
“To Live Is To Die.” The best known song on the album is “One,” which was Metallica’s first video. The album was also nominated for a Grammy in 1989 for Best Hard Rock / Metal Performance, but in one of the most infamous votes in all of Grammy history, lost to Jethro Tull....
“To Live Is To Die.” The best known song on the album is “One,” which was Metallica’s first video. The album was also nominated for a Grammy in 1989 for Best Hard Rock / Metal Performance, but in one of the most infamous votes in all of Grammy history, lost to Jethro Tull....
Recorded in December 1968 but shelved for almost three decades,Rock and Roll Circusis taken from a star-studded, never-aired TV special. The Who, John Lennon and Jethro Tull make appearances, but the Stones dominate the soundtrack withBeggars Banquetsongs and "You Can't Always Get What You...
The immediate result,In Absentia, is an astonishingly diverse, striving and gratifying gathering that – song for song – endures as Wilson’s finest hour. Be it enthralling pop-metal statements (“The Sound of Muzak,”“Blackest Eyes”); Jethro Tull-esque folk lamentations (“Trains”); distu...
and Bruford has even described the piece as a warm-up for side-long masterpiece "Close to the Edge" (found later in our list of Rock's 40 Best Long Songs). But the 11-minute "Heart of the Sunrise" deserves to be ranked among the elite prog epics, piecing together some of the ban...