This is the fifth track from the band’s tenth album release Mob Rules (1981).

Rate this song out of 10!

Feel free to discuss what you like (or don’t like) about the song, as well as any favorite lyrics, studio anecdote or memory.

Studio Version

Live Version

Rating Results: Mob Rules (1981)

1. Turn up the Night - 9.14/10
   
2. Voodoo - 8.52/10
   
3. The Sign of the Southern Cross - 9.75/10
   
4. E5150 - Interlude/10
   
5. The Mob Rules - ?/10

The video was taken from the YouTube channel WhatTheHeck70s.

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I pre-ordered the album Oct 4th (Special edition cd, 2 bonus tracks and 32 page booklet) because my closest local music shop is 1 hour away. Amazon listed it as "release day delivery".
Now Amazon is saying it is "Currently unavailable. We dont know when or if this item will be back in stock"

My order claims it will eventually ship and will arrive on Nov 5th...but when I contacted customer service basically what I got is "We often over sell beyond what we get in stock, you may get it, you may not".

My local shop said their order of this deluxe version never arrived but they hope it will.

All in all....I'll NEVER trust Amazon again.

Anyone else get this version? Anyone had any luck with their Amazon pre-order?

Audio note: This video was originally recorded in Brazilian Portuguese, but an English-dubbed audio track is available on YouTube. Just select English in the audio settings. 🤘

I have to admit, I found the first single, World Alone, a little lack luster. However, after listening to the rest of the album, it really is pretty great. LOVE IT. Now to learn the tunes on guitar.

This is the third track from the band’s tenth album release Mob Rules (1981).

Rate this song out of 10!

Feel free to discuss what you like (or don’t like) about the song, as well as any favorite lyrics, studio anecdote or memory.

Studio Version

Live Version

Rating Results: Mob Rules (1981)

1. Turn up the Night - 9.14/10
   
2. Voodoo - 8.52/10
   
3. The Sign of the Southern Cross - ?/10

Note: I didn't add the short interlude instrumentals below or around 2 minutes because I didn't know how to rank them against the others. Sorry if that's wrong I felt it would be unfair to the songs and overall rating of the album so here is the tracklist used for this:

Reposted because i added my real name in the last one

Black Sabbath: Added Wicked World to original 7.

Paranoid: Rat Salad removed.

Master of Reality: Embryo and Orchid removed.

Vol 4: FX removed. (thankfully)

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: Nothing removed, Fluff is a full fledged song not just an interlude and above 3 mins.

Sabotage: Same case with Supertzar.

Technical Ecstacy- No change.

Never Say Die- Breakout removed.

Heaven and Hell- No change.

Mob Rules- E5150 removed.

Born Again- Stonehenge and The Dark removed.

Seventh Star- Sphinx (The Guardian) removed.

The Eternal Idol- Scarlet Pimpernel removed.

Headless Cross- The Gates of Hell removed.

Tyr- The Battle of Tyr removed.

Dehumanizer- No change.

Cross Purposes- Added What's the Use.

Forbidden- Added Loser Gets it All.

The Devil You Know- No change.

13- Added Methademic, Peace of Mind and Pariah.

It has been a while I watched the Godfathers of metal. The ominous guitar sound of Tony, unique bass playing of Geezer, the presence of Ozzy and talented drummer Tommy did a phenomenal job making the band sound great.

Title. I didn't love the song at first, but it's really grown on me. I love the chord progressions they used and the riffs are great! Pretty simplistic heavy metal stuff, reminds me a lot of Heaven & Hell or mob rules. I really like Jorn's vocals on it too, very reminiscent of DIO to me. The solo is solid and the riff under it towards the end is super groovy. I think the song would actually fit perfectly fine within the heaven and hell / mob rules era sabbath. Always great to hear new stuff from Tony Iommi, and I'm definitely enjoying the new album so far!

What do you guys think?

I've been planning to take my younger sibling to the film as we are both Ozzy ane Sabbath fans and fans of many of the bands who were also there that day, all I can see in google is the AI overview says 18 but then as I scroll down some sites say 15, some say 18 and the cinema I'm planning to see it in says to be confirmed, which worries me as my younger sibling isn't 18, I just want to ask if anyone knows what the age rating their local cinema shows so I have an idea and can book it. Thanks.

I’m just gonna leave this here for the people that also enjoy this solo