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Masters of Reality is the debut album by the band of the same name, Masters of Reality, originally released in January 1989 on Def American. Due to the artwork on the cover, the original release is sometimes referred to as The Blue Garden. A reissue was released in 1990 on the Delicious Vinyl label. The reissue had a new cover, a change in song sequence and the addition of the song "Doraldina's Prophecies".

8. The Eyes of Texas. 10. Lookin' to Get Rite. Album, 1990, Delicious Vinyl. 2. Doraldina's Prophecies. 6. Theme for the Scientist of the. 7. Invisible. 11.

No title on cover and spine Sticker on front cover with band name, record company and catalog number Band name, record company and catalog number on spine Album title 'Blue Garden' on label. Masters Of Reality ‎(CD, Album). Def American Recordings.

Masters Of Reality Tracklist. 1. 100 Years (Of Tears On The Wind). 3. 13. 14. Theme For The Scientist Of The Invisible. 15. Tilt-A-Whirl, Swingeroo Joe.

Record is Masters of Reality – Masters of Reality (sometimes known as The Blue Garden ). And in many degrees of heat, the fire looked at the meat, and said if I cook you, the least you can do is lay there and be sweet. There was something about that first album that was, if I may quote Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan (in perhaps the least appropriate film to describe a rock band) Sleepless in Seattl. ust magi. .Out of the engine, came a flame with a name. So what does Blue Garden sound like? There are rockers like The Candy Song , there’s the Americana of Lookin’ To Get Right , the psychedelia of The Blue Garden , a Sabbath-y Domino whilst the riff in Kill The King would have made Slayer proud. Meanwhile, Magical Spell is nothing less than a waltz and John Brown is a slide guitar stomping anthem that might not have felt out of place on Led Zeppelin III. The Candy Song Lyrics. Doraldina's Prophecies Lyrics. Kill the King Lyrics. 12. Sleep Walkin' Lyrics. About Masters of Reality. Masters of Reality Q&A. More Masters Of Reality albums. Show all albums by Masters Of Reality.

C4Doraldina's Prophecies. Masters Of Reality (Whose name was appropriately taken from a Black Sabbath song) had the distinction of being the only group signed to two different hip-hop labels of historical note: Def Jam and Delicious Vinyl. Originally label mates with Public Enemy and Slayer, Masters Of Reality's self-titled debut album was released by Def American in 1988. Two years later, Delicious Vinyl founders Matt Dike and Mike Ross, huge Masters fans, bought the band's contract from Rick Rubin and re-released the album with new cover artwork to renewed acclaim and commercial success.

Because the Syracuse, New York-based Masters of Reality took their name from the title of a scorching Black Sabbath album, some assumed they were a heavy metal band. But in fact, their forte is a bluesy approach with a s type of appeal. Though subtle traces of Sabbath can occasionally be heard on a few of their songs, their sound owes a lot more to Ten Years After and the Doors. First released by Def American in 1989 and reissued by Delicious Vinyl in 1990, this impressive offering was produced by Rick Rubin and has the markings of a Rubin production. Chris Goss, Tim Harrington.