Planet Caravan

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“Planet Caravan”
Song by Black Sabbath
Album Paranoid
Released 1970
Genre Psychedelic rock
Length 4:35
Label Vertigo (UK) Warner Bros. Records (US)
Producer Rodger Bain
Paranoid track listing
"Paranoid"
(2)
Planet Caravan
(3)
"Iron Man"
(4)


“Planet Caravan”
“Planet Caravan” cover
Single by Pantera
from the album Far Beyond Driven
Released 1994
Format CD Single
Recorded 1993
Genre Psychedelic Rock
Length 4:04
Label East West Records
Writer(s) Black Sabbath
Producer Terry Date
Pantera singles chronology
"I'm Broken"
(1994)
"Planet Caravan"
(1994)
"5 Minutes Alone"
(1994)
Far Beyond Driven track listing
"Throes of Rejection"
(11)
"Planet Caravan"
(12)

"Planet Caravan" is a psychedelic song by Black Sabbath. The song's lyrics and mellow music create a dreamy atmosphere. The song appears on their 1970 breakthrough album, Paranoid. Although the song was never considered a hit by Black Sabbath, it was covered by Pantera and included on their greatest hits as well as their album Far Beyond Driven. "Planet Caravan" was also inspirational to, and covered by psychedelic rock band Mercury Rev. It also gave name and inspiration to the band Planet Caravan (Göteborg, Sweden) who performed under the very same name for years without ever learning to play the song.

Lead singer Ozzy Osbourne achieves the dreamy, swirling vocal effect by singing through a Leslie speaker.

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