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The ultimate sounding bootleg of the
Ozzy Osbourne era of Black Sabbath. This is an
A+ rated show that is taken from a soundboard recording on 6th August
1975 at Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA.
Disc 1:
1. Intro / Supertzar / Killing Yourself To Live
2. Hole In The Sky 3. Snowblind
4. Symptom Of The Universe
5. War Pigs 6. Megalomania
7. Sabbra Cadabra 8.
Jam - Guitar Solo 9. Jam - Drum Solo
10. Supernaut 11. Iron Man
Disc 2:
1. Guitar Solo
2. Black Sabbath
3. Spiral Architect 4. Embrymo
5. Children Of The Grave
6. Paranoid
(also included are so-called Earth
Jams - which don't sound like an early Black Sabbath to me)
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A good audience recording from the UK
leg of the Sabotage tour. This has to be fully reviewed and graded. |
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Lund, Sweden 1977
- A superb quality recording, still to be fully reviewed and graded.
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A great show from the Heaven And Hell
tour, taken from an A rated soundboard
recording. This show is Toyko, Japan, 18th November 1980.
1. Intro / Supertzar
2. War Pigs
3. Neon Knights
4. N.I.B.
5. Children Of The Sea
6. Sweet Leaf
7. Lady Evil
8. Black Sabbath
9. Heaven And Hell 10.
Iron Man

Finally the release of the
long vaulted songs from Born Again that dont suffer the terrible mix
that was officially released. Beefier sound backed up by a
cracking "new" song, the previously unreleased The Fallen. Also
Stonehenge is in its fuller length and Iommi's lead work appears more
often. An A rated sound quality demo. |
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Possibly the best sounding Ian Gillan
fronted Black Sabbath recording, this A rated
soundboard was taken at Worchester, USA on 11/04/83 (I'll sort out the date
format of this shortly)
1. Children Of The Grave
2. Hot Line
3. War Pigs
4. Iron Man
5. Zero The Hero
6. Heaven And Hell
7. Guitar Solo
8. Digital Bitch
9. Black Sabbath
10. Smoke On The Water
11. Paranoid
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Before Tony Iommi released what was
to be his first solo project, the demo's he worked on had a great singer
called Jeff Fenholt. Different lyrics and song titles, but practically
the same set of songs that finally appeared on the Glenn Hughes fronted
Black Sabbath album - The Seventh Star.
1. Star Of India (Seventh Star
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2. Take My Heart (No Stranger To Love )
3. Eye Of The Storm (Turn To Stone )
4. Love On The Line (Heart Like A Wheel )
5. Star Of India #2 6.
Chance Of Love (Danger Zone )
7. Take My Heart #2
8. Eye Of The Storm #2
9. Star Of India #3
Tracks 10-12, 14-16 are rehearsal jams
13. The Thrill Is Gone (Lita Ford)
The demo's are rated as a
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Despite the heavy turn-over in band
personnel, Black Sabbath created superb albums through-out and this is the
demo's of the excellent Tony Martin album - The Eternal Idol. However this
time it's sung by Ray Gillen (Badlands) and also features some live tracks
from his period of replacing Glenn Hughes.
1. The Shining
2. Ancient Warrior 3.
Hard Life To Love 4.
Glory Ride 5. Born To Lose
6. Nightmare 7. Lost
Forever 8. Eternal
Idol 9. Danger
Zone 10. War Pigs
11. Heart Like A Wheel
12. Symptom Of The Universe
13. Sweet Leaf 14. Neon
Knights This is an
A rated recording, and is the version that
includes Iommi's guitar solos on the Eternal Idol sessions.
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The Eternal Idol tour, while short
did provide us with a great insight into how good Tony Martin was as new
singer for Black Sabbath. This is a great A
rated show. The show is taken from the concert at Bremen, Germany,
25th November 1987.
1. Supertzar
2. Neon Knights
3. Children Of The Sea
4. War Pigs
5. Born To Lose
6. Black Sabbath
7. Glory Ride
8. Heaven And Hell
9. Guitar Solo
10. Heaven And Hell (Reprise)
11. Children Of The Grave
12. The Shining 13.
Paranoid. |
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Possibly the best set-list that
Sabbath have ever compiled into one show. This audience recording I
rate at B- and hopefully a better soundboard
will surface eventually, but this is a must have for the huge and varied
list of songs played on the first night of the Tyr tour.
Disc 1:
1. Intro
2. Anno Mundi 3. Neon Knights
4. Headless Cross 5. When
Death Calls 6. War pigs
7. The Shining 8. Bass Solo
9. Heart Like A Wheel 10. Guitar
Solo 11. The Lawmaker
12. The Battle Of Tyr 13.
The Sabbath Stones 14.
Drum solo
Disc 2:
1. Odin's Court
2. The Sign Of The Southern Cross
3. Feels Good To Me 4. Iron Man
5. Children Of The Grave 6.
Black Sabbath 7. Guitar Solo
8. Die Young 9. Heaven And Hell
10. Paranoid
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While Cozy Powell was still drumming
for Black Sabbath, Geezer Butler returned and brought Ronnie James Dio back
to sing. This set of demo's is the work carried out before Dio joined
them in the rehearsal studio. It forms the bones of what was to become
the immense Dehumanizer album in 1992.
1. Computer God (Take 1)
2. Letters From Earth (Take 1 & 2) 3-5 .
Unknown Song #1 (Takes 1-4)
6. Apache
7. Unknown Song #2 8.
Whistling 9-11.
Computer God (Take 2-4)
I rate this demo as a
B quality recording. |
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A shame that the Dio reunion tour
only lasted for an album, as they are a great version of Sabbath as the
comeback album proved. This is a superb A
rated soundboard recording of Boston, 9th August 1992.
Disc 1:
1. Mob Rules
2. Computer God
3. Children Of The Sea
4. Time Machine 5. War
Pigs 6. I
7. Die Young 8. Die
Young
Disc 2:
1. Black Sabbath
2. Master Of Reality
3. After All (The Dead) 4.
Iron Man 5. Heaven And Hell
6. Neon Knights 7.
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A highly rated
A+ soundboard. This is one of the best sounding bootlegs
available for Sabbath. This recording was made at Lund, Sweden on 18th
October 1995.
Disc 1:
1. Intro 2. Children Of The Grave
3. Neon Knights 4. The Shining
5. The Wizard 6. Kiss Of
Death 7.
Headless Cross 8. Guitar
Solo / Rusty Angels 9. Bass Solo /
When Death Calls 10. Sabbath
Bloody Sabbath
Disc 2:
1. Can't Get Close Enough
2. Drum Solo 3.
War Pigs 4. Mob Rules
5. Black Sabbath
6. Heaven And Hell 7. Iron
Man 8. Paranoid
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Through 1996 Iommi was planning on
releasing this solo album, but as it was leaked to the internet and the Ozzy
reunion was around the corner it never received it's official release and
was shelved. This is a high A quality set
of demo's that re-unites Tony with Glenn Hughes and correctly names the
session as Eighth Star as it is a fine follow up to the 1985 Black Sabbath
album.
1. Not The Same
2. I'm Gone
3. Real World 4.
Don't You Tell Me
5. I'll Be Fine
6. From Another World
7. Through The Rain
8. Shakin' My Wings (Glenn Hughes only)
9. No Stranger To Love (Video Edit)
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I believe this recording is from a
charity gig and not an Ozzfest date, but it's special as it has the first
recording of the only new Black Sabbath song (not counting the 2 Reunion
test tunes) called Scary Dreams. This C
rated show is from 22 May 2001 in Birmingham - home town of Black Sabbath.
1. N.I.B.
2. Snowblind 3. Under The Sun
4. Fairies Wear Boots 5.
Cornucopia 6. Scary Dreams
7. War Pigs 8. Iron Man
9. Into The Void 10. Black Sabbath
11. Supernaut / Paranoid
12. Children Of The Grave
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