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As i have heard many concerts of BS Ozzy and DIO era i can imagine my legendary concert:
 
Intro. Any era.
Tomorrow's Dream (California Jam 1974)
Sweet Leaf (York stadium 71)
Behind the Wall of Sleep (Paris 70, Berlin 70).
A National Acrobat (Pittsburgh 74)
Cornucopia (Live at last version Manchester 73).
Killing Yourself to live(manchester 73, pittsburgh 75)
Hole in The Sky (New Jersey 75, Pittsburg 75)
Looking for Today (Never played live)
Spiral Architecht (San Bernandino 75, Indianapolis 75)
Megalomania (Australia 74, NJ 75, Indianapolis 75)
Sabbra Cadabra (California Jam 74, N J 75)
Dirty Women (Lund 77)
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (a 70s  live version)
The Writ (Never played live)
After Forever (The last supper video version)
Electric Funeral (paris 70, Bologna 73)
Black Sabbath (any era except Largo 78)
Mob Rules (don't remember the date exactly)
Neon Knights (Quebec 81)
 Among others.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 




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Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

Or, around 1973-74:

1. Introduction/FX (2:00)
2. Wheels of Confusion (9:00)
3. Tomorrows Dream (4:00)
4. Sweet Leaf (6:00)
5. Snowblind (6:00)
6. A National Acrobat (6:30)
7. Bass Solo/N.I.B. (7:00)
8. Sabbra Cadabra (25:00)
  • Sabbra Cadabra
  • Guitar Solo
  • Sometimes I'm Happy
  • Guitar Solo II
  • Orchid
  • Guitar Solo III
  • Sabbra Cadabra (Conclusion)
9. Supernaut (3:00)
10. Under the Sun (7:00)
11. Killing Yourself to Live (6:00)
12. Guitar Solo/Wicked World/Drum Solo (12:00)
13. Iron Man (7:00)
14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (6:30)
15. Embryo/Children of the Grave (6:00)

Big smileBig smileBig smile
SBS was never played Live in the 70's  as far as i know Wink


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It's an imaginary concert, duh! Wacko
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Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

It's an imaginary concert, duh! Wacko


I was going to say the same, though in a friendlier way
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Originally posted by Alberto Muņoz Alberto Muņoz wrote:

Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

Or, around 1973-74:1. Introduction/FX (2:00)2. Wheels of Confusion (9:00)3. Tomorrows Dream (4:00)4. Sweet Leaf (6:00)5. Snowblind (6:00)6. A National Acrobat (6:30)7. Bass Solo/N.I.B. (7:00)8. Sabbra Cadabra (25:00)

  • Sabbra Cadabra
  • Guitar Solo
  • Sometimes I'm Happy
  • Guitar Solo II
  • Orchid
  • Guitar Solo III
  • Sabbra Cadabra (Conclusion)
9. Supernaut (3:00)10. Under the Sun (7:00)11. Killing Yourself to Live (6:00)12. Guitar Solo/Wicked World/Drum Solo (12:00)13. Iron Man (7:00)14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (6:30)15. Embryo/Children of the Grave (6:00)Big smileBig smileBig smile

SBS was never played Live in the 70's  as far as i know Wink


I saw them at Lewisham Odeon,London in 1975 on the Sabotage tour and they definately played SBS.

In fact,they played at least one track from every album at this gig.

The support act was a nascent Van Halen!


Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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Originally posted by Man Erg Man Erg wrote:

Originally posted by Alberto Muņoz Alberto Muņoz wrote:

Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

Or, around 1973-74:1. Introduction/FX (2:00)2. Wheels of Confusion (9:00)3. Tomorrows Dream (4:00)4. Sweet Leaf (6:00)5. Snowblind (6:00)6. A National Acrobat (6:30)7. Bass Solo/N.I.B. (7:00)8. Sabbra Cadabra (25:00)

  • Sabbra Cadabra
  • Guitar Solo
  • Sometimes I'm Happy
  • Guitar Solo II
  • Orchid
  • Guitar Solo III
  • Sabbra Cadabra (Conclusion)
9. Supernaut (3:00)10. Under the Sun (7:00)11. Killing Yourself to Live (6:00)12. Guitar Solo/Wicked World/Drum Solo (12:00)13. Iron Man (7:00)14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (6:30)15. Embryo/Children of the Grave (6:00)Big smileBig smileBig smile

SBS was never played Live in the 70's  as far as i know Wink


I saw them at Lewisham Odeon,London in 1975 on the Sabotage tour and they definately played SBS.

In fact,they played at least one track from every album at this gig.

The support act was a nascent Van Halen!



I have that concert , and in the playlist they not figure  SBS, strange...Wink




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Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

It's an imaginary concert, duh! Wacko


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Oh neat... lemme try....
 
  1. Intro / Supertzar
  2. Symptom of the Universe
  3. Killing Yourself to Live
  4. Into the Void
  5. You Won't Change Me
  6. Megalomania
  7. Junior's Eyes
  8. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
  9. Hand of Doom
  10. Spiral Architect
  11. The Writ
  12. Under the Sun
  13. Dirty Women
  14. Electric Funeral
  15. Black Sabbath

...that show would seriously kick arse! Geek
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Or... In 1969

1. Black Sabbath (9:00)
2. Behind the Wall of Sleep (Including the jazzy fast part at the end) (6:00)
3. A Song for Jim: (15:00)
       - A Song for Jim
       - Flute Solo
       - Drum Solo
       - A Song For Jim (reprise)
4. N.I.B (6:00)
5. Blue Suede Shoes (3:00)
6. The Warning (32:00)
       - The Warning
       - Guitar Solo
       - Jazz/Blues Improvisation
       - Guitar Solo II
       - A Song for Jeffrey
       - A Song for Jim
       - Jazz/Blues Improvisation II
       - Guitar Solo III
       - The Warning (Conclusion)
7. Wicked World (6:00)

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Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

1990. Tony Iommi, Tony Martin, Neil Murray, Cozy Powell, Geoff Nicholls

1. The Gates of Hell/Headless Cross (7:30)
2. Voodoo (6:00)
3. Bass Solo/N.I.B (7:00)
4. Devil & Daughter (5:30)
5. Odins Court/Valhalla (5:30)
6. Guitar Solo/Black Sabbath (10:00)
7. Country Girl (6:00)
8. The Mob Rules (5:00)
9. Heaven & Hell (22:00)
  • Heaven and Hell
  • Sing-a-long
  • Guitar Solo
  • Drum Solo
  • Heaven and Hell (conclusion)
10. Sabbath Stones (7:00)
11. The Shining (7:00)
12. Over and Over (8:00)
13. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (7:00)
14. Embryo/Children of the Grave (6:00)

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Originally posted by SouthSideoftheSky SouthSideoftheSky wrote:

Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

1990. Tony Iommi, Tony Martin, Neil Murray, Cozy Powell, Geoff Nicholls

1. The Gates of Hell/Headless Cross (7:30)
2. Voodoo (6:00)
3. Bass Solo/N.I.B (7:00)
4. Devil & Daughter (5:30)
5. Odins Court/Valhalla (5:30)
6. Guitar Solo/Black Sabbath (10:00)
7. Country Girl (6:00)
8. The Mob Rules (5:00)
9. Heaven & Hell (22:00)
  • Heaven and Hell
  • Sing-a-long
  • Guitar Solo
  • Drum Solo
  • Heaven and Hell (conclusion)
10. Sabbath Stones (7:00)
11. The Shining (7:00)
12. Over and Over (8:00)
13. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (7:00)
14. Embryo/Children of the Grave (6:00)

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I should explain. I am a big fan of the band and I really think that the Tony Martin-era (late 80's early 90's) is very underrated. I especially like the TYR album, but also Headless Cross and The Eternal Idol. These albums are also among the most progressive ones from Black Sabbath, and I am surprised that they are rated so low here on PA. That's why I was happy to see some selections from those albums Wink
 
I think it is too bad that there is no official live album/video from this line up of the band with Cozy Powell on drums. His drumming is so powerful!
 
 
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Yeah... I love the Tony Martin era aswell. Heart (Well i love ALL eras och Black Sabbath more or less. The one i like the least is ofcourse the Glenn Hughes/Ray Gillen era)
Headless Cross, TYR, and even Cross Purposes has some really good songs!
I still havn't even heard "The Eternal Idol", though Embarrassed
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If you like Headless Cross and TYR I am sure you will like Eternal Idol as well. It is not quite as good as those, but almost. It is not as strong in the drum department, Cozy was yet to join them. But there are great songs. The Shining is probably the best track, but I also like the acoustic instrumental Scarlet Pimpernel.
 
I also like most Black Sabbath albums, though I don't like Born Again, Dehumanizer and Forbidden. Cross Purposes is good even if I feel that they are trying a bit too hard to be contemporary on that one.
 
I am still searching for Cross Purposes Live, the only official album I don't have.
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^TYR is one of the few METAL albums I enjoy!! It's really powerful, and call me crazy, but Tony's singing in moments reminds me to DioShocked

The Eternal Idol and Headless Cross have some good tunes, but overall they're quite meh, not bad, but nothing really new, though that's me...

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You're not crazy, their voices ARE kinda similar. Both have real power without being cheesy-power-metal-crap.
And the Martin-era albums aren't meh. They're really diffrent from Ozzy & Dio era Sabbath. They sound fresh and powerful! Big smile
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^you're just a Metal fanboy....Wink
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^^^^ And you're just silly Wink
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