Ok so a while back i said that cross purposes was the best sabbath album with tony martin on vocals but i could be wrong because this is also pretty amazing, each track on this album is amazing. "Headless Cross" can barely be compared to the beginnings with Ozzy Osbourne, because firstly the music here is quite epic, but still powerful Doom and secondly Tony Martin's voice alone is so very different... But anyway, "Headless Cross" stands in one line with the long series of classics and after a short keyboard-intro the title-track impressively shows what is BLACK SABBATH: Majestic riffs, a very good flow of the song and, of course, Martin's brilliant vocals. That there is a bigger emphasis on the melodies (also or maybe just because of the keyboards) than before doesn't place any flaw on it. The two following "Devil & Daughter" and "When Death Calls" keep the extremely high level and also offer epic Power Doom of the top-class. "Kill In The Spirit World" is a pretty amazing song and is really catchy and doomy, "Call Of The Wild" prevoiusly entitled "Hero" is a decent track but has a great chorus but it is one of the weakest songs on the album. "Black Moon" is actually very good and catchy but its just a different version of the Eternal idol B Side which is better. "Nightwing" Oh my god by far a sabbath classic, where did it come from its just one of those track which are amazing like when death calls it is really listenable and you could keep on listening to that track. if you get the Japanese Import of this album you may get a track called "Cloak And Dagger" Which is kind of a filler and not really a way to end a album but hey its ok. Because the compositions turn a little catchier, unfortunately not keeping the same emotional/atmospheric depth than the first half. "Headless Cross" is essential to everybody, who feels even just roughly appealed by the above-mentioned sounds!