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Sabbat

Sabbat \Sab"bat\, n. [See Sabbath.] In medi[ae]val demonology, the nocturnal assembly in which demons and sorcerers were thought to celebrate their orgies.

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
sabbat

"witches' sabbath," 1650s, special application of the French form of sabbath.

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sabbat

n. witches' Sabbath

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sabbat

n. a midnight meeting of witches to practice witchcraft and sorcery; in the Middle Ages it was supposed to be a demonic orgy [syn: witches' Sabbath]

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Sabbat (Japanese band)
For the English band, see Sabbat (English band).

is a Japanese black metal band, formed in the early 1980s. On some releases, they showcase a more thrash and heavy metal influenced sound.

Sabbat (English band)
For the Japanese band, see Sabbat (Japanese band).

Sabbat were a thrash metal band from Nottingham, England, consisting of Martin Walkyier (vocals), Andy Sneap (guitars), Simon Jones (guitars), Gizz Butt (bass) and Simon Negus (drums). Over 6 years Sabbat released three studio albums, four demos, two split singles/compilation albums, two singles and a live VHS. In 1988, the band released their debut album History of a Time to Come, which earned them further recognition. Their next album, Dreamweaver (Reflections of Our Yesterdays) (1989) was also critically acclaimed. Shortly after the release of Mourning Has Broken (1991), tensions with the band began to surface, most of them revolved around money. This resulted in Sabbat breaking up. After an attempted reunion in 2001, which was blocked by Sneap, the original Sabbat lineup reunited in 2006, and in December of that year, performed together for the first time in sixteen years at five different venues in England, one a warm up gig in Nottingham, the other four in support of Cradle Of Filth.The band had continued to perform at many live venues and festivals around the world since then, but did not release any new material. Andy Sneap confirmed in a January 2014 interview with Decibel magazine that Sabbat have once again split up.

Sabbat (rock opera)

Sabbat is hard rock opera written by Craig R. Pedersen and the rock band Uther Pendragon. Started in 1969 with a song titled "Devils Due", it was finished in 2006.

The original concept was for staging with Stonehenge set, but final product is based on a fictitious event around the High Priest of The First Church of Satan, LaVeyan Satanism founded by Anton Szandor LaVey, who Craig meet briefly in 1968.

The final version is dark, more gothic production and the first production for the opera is going to be animated, in the style of the film, Heavy Metal.

Songs Include:

  • You're a Human Now Uther Pendragon lyrics,
  • What Are You Doing Here/I Have Wicked Needs Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • I Couldn’t Help but Hear Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • Welcome My Dear Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • I Want to Be Your Bitch Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • Devils Due Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • Finally a Woman Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • Troubles Michael Beers lyrics,
  • Dance with the Devil Bruce Marelich lyrics,
  • Realm of Seven Plains Uther Pendragon lyrics,
  • Chant of the Warlocks Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • The Black Mass Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • Sacrifice of the virgin Craig R Pedersen lyrics,
  • Erotic Dance Craig R Pedersen lyrics,

All music by Uther Pendragon and Bad Daddy, Copyright 1968, 1969, 2006

Category:Rock operas

Sabbat (disambiguation)

A sabbat is a seasonal festival, observed by many modern Pagans.

Sabbat may also refer to:

  • Witches' Sabbath, supposed gathering of witches
  • Sabbat (English band), a British thrash metal band formed in the 1980s
  • Sabbat (Japanese band), a Japanese black metal band formed in the 1980s
  • Sabbat (rock opera), a rock opera by Craig R. Pedersen and the band Uther Pendragon
  • Sabbat the Necromagus, a villain from the Judge Dredd comic
  • Sabbat (World of Darkness), a sect of vampires in Vampire: The Masquerade
  • Sabbat, an expansion for Vampire: The Eternal Struggle

Usage examples of "sabbat".

Change when it was her refuge from the world, a well of deep peace broken only when her coven arrived for the Sabbats and Esbats or by a rare guest.

France vont au sabbat sans balai, ni graisse, ni monture, seulement avec quelques paroles magiques.

Au milieu de ce sabbat, on le distinguait encore au haut de son pilier, comme un mousse dans le hunier.

Sabbat, brother of the Serpent, represents the Evil Force or Devil, 102-l.

High Sabbats, and Nathans is going to wipe out all the followers of neo-Satanism.

Writings as to wizards, Sabbats and Devil worship cloud human philosophy.

It is about these mathematicians, Alfred Ban Humboldt and Gennao Sabbat, that the dispute centers.

He says that if Sabbat will admit theft of the idea and allow Humboldt to proceed with transmission of the paper—or at least its delivery at the conference, he will not press charges.

He says that if Sabbat will admit theft of the idea and allow Humboldt to proceed with transmission of the paper--or at least its delivery at the conference, he will not press charges.

Between each of these solar festivals, which are known to witches as the Lesser Sabbats, is one of the four great Fire festivals that are major rites in the Wiccan and neo-pagan calendar, as they were to the Celts.

You must have had everything but a rain dance and a sabbat going on around you!

De Lancre, Tableau de l’inconstance des mauvais agnes et demons, Paris, 1912, has: pour ne confessor iamais le secret de l’escole, on faict au sabbat une paste de millet noir, auec de la poudre du foyer de quelque enfant non baptise qu’on faict secher, puis meslant cette poudre avec ladicte paste, elle a cette vertu de tacitrunite.

Ere the litter of falling glass had reached the tavern floor, a swart and monstrous form flew into the room, with a beating of heavy vans that caused the tapers to flare troublously, and the shadows to dance like a sabbat of misshapen devils.

Sabbat, he had succumbed to temptation and had acted unethically, he would suffer a certain eclipse of reputation, but his great age and his centuries of accomplishments would stand against that and would win out.