They've just topped the British album charts for the first time in 43 years.<br/> <br />But now Black Sabbath are celebrating again.<br/> <br />They were crowned the kings of heavy metal at the UK's top metal music awards, the Metal Hammer Golden Gods.<br/> <br />Founding member Tommy Iommi joked with the crowd about his age.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Black Sabbath founding member and guitarist, Tommy Iommi, saying (English):<br/> <br />"It's great, it's been a fantastic day. I mean we haven't had a number one album in England for 43 years. I was only two when they did the first album."<br/> <br />Veteran rockers Motorhead were also recognised, performing their 1980 hit "Ace of Spades".<br/> <br />It was the 11th annual ceremony for the Golden Gods.<br/> <br />Airbourne, Coal Chamber and Five Finger Death Punch were also performers at London's O2.<br/> <br />The best new band award went to Bleed From Within, while American rock band Coheed and Cambria won best song for "Dark Side of Me".<br/> <br />Black Sabbath will tour the U.S. this su
