Whereas the eponymous Side A closer of Black Sabbath’s 1980 album (their first with Ronnie James Dio replacing Ozzy Osbourne) was typically sludgy, gritty and gloomy, Coheed and Cambria pass some of that muckiness through a brighter, cleaner and more vibrant and epic filter.

Backed by some of the biggest and most respect bands in the game, Black Sabbath bowed out in spectacular style at the Back To The Beginning event at Villa Park in Birmingham, just down the road from where Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward grew up and formed a band that'd change the world.

Black Sabbath are due to play their farewell show with a line up of heavy metal legends, including Metallica, TOOL and Slayer

The day-long concert special featured standout performances from Osbourne and Black Sabbath, Metallica, Guns n' Roses, Jack Black and more.

Guns N' Roses performed covers of "It's Alright," "Never Say Die," "Junior's Eyes," and "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" at Black Sabbath's "Back to the Beginning" farewell concerh.

Rock on, T-Pain — Ozzy Osbourne is praising the hip-hop singer for his version of Black Sabbath's 1970 song, "War Pigs." "This is the best cover of 'War Pigs' ever," Osbourne, 75, wrote in an X ...