Greatest Metal Guitarist of all time Greatest Metal Bassist of all time Greatest Metal Drummer of all time Greatest Metal Frontman of all time Greatest Metal band of all time. ExtremelyOCD First metal guitarrist First metal bassist First metal drummer First metal frontman FIRST METAL BAND
Saw Sabbath 77 Technical Ecstasy tour with Journey Charlotte N.C. coliseum great concert 😊 Journey was a great rock band before Steve Perry came on board. Tony Iommi and Neil Schon live were brilliant that evening 👏
They probably invented heavy metal but they didn't play heavy metal. Their music is more than that. It's very hard rock, it swings and it grooves (special thanks to to Mr. Butler and Mr. Ward). And it's got a bluesy and jazzy feel, too. So much more than just heavy meral 🙂
i saw them in Detroit in 75...in 76, and 1978. I cant stress to you enough of how much this band was hated back then. All 3 shows i saw were at Cobo Arena..the 75 and 76 shows, the place was barely half full..the 78 show was jam packed, and only because Van Halen was the opener. Back then, they were hardly ever played on the radio, and if they did, it was always Paranoid or Iron Man. I was a huge fan back then, yet all my friends and people i knew just hated them. Warner Brothers hardly promoted them...each album always sold almost the exact same numbers. They were a cult band...and you either loved em or hated them. Thats why is was not a shock to learn that Randy Rhoads did NOT like them at all...and he hated playing the few songs with Ozzy. But thats just the way it was back then. And now they are more revered than ever...strange.
Not just the '70s.. I saw Original Sabbath 3x during the real reunion, between '99 and 2005.. The first one was the greatest concert l ever experienced. The second time, Ozzy had fallen off the wagon and was too destroyed to function properly loll. 3rd time was great again..
I saw Black Sabbath in 72 ,75 and 77 original members but in 1980 September 26th Charlotte coliseum Heaven and Hell tour was their best performance along with Feb 16th and 26th Greensboro and Charlotte NC coliseum Mob Rules tour those reunion shows for Ozzfest were a greatest hits package not really anything new except for Scary Dreams that featured Tony Iommi soloing.
@richardhincemon Not sure what you mean or why you wud refer to the reunion tours as a greatest hits package? If you saw those shows, you left those dates off the list of the other shows you saw.. Of course they played a bunch of their best known songs.. Why wouldnt they? They played B-cuts like Sleeping Village, Electric Funeral, Dirty Women, Wall Of Sleep and Spiral Architect, too. But, they never played Scary Dreams at any of the shows l saw.. including the 1997 show that didnt include Ward on drums, which l didnt bother mentioning because it wasnt Sabbath without him.. nor was the Born Again show with Ian Gillan and Bev Bevan in '82 at the Nassau Coliseum.. Both good shows, but not Sabbath.
its unbelievable just how good they are. i discovered them about four months ago and its all i've listened to since. at the gym, at work, walking anywhere, at school, in the car with my girlfriend or sister. i've never been a big vinyl collection guy but i just had to have master of reality and the self titled to display in my room. it just speaks to me like no other medium. i think a lot of their "doom" stuff is still relevant, if not more, to this day.
“I don’t particularly [listen to modern metal,” said Butler. “The Beatles, The Stones and The Kinks, that’s my kind of music.” “I tend to listen to the more older stuff really. More the classic stuff than the newer stuff because I relate to that more,” Iommi added
I was at that concert, still in high school. From what I remember, a great concert. Wish I could remember who opened for them. Freaken memory going faster than my hearing from all those concerts.
No longer in the C# tuning used on Master Of Reality, so it's much higher for Ozzy to have to sing. Sounds great though... anyone know where this was filmed? Cool to know there might be another full filmed Sabbath show out there that will (hopefully) be released some day.
I’ve watched a few of these and they’re absolutely great because you get to see the guys in their primes as young men but I actually prefer the Reunion album to everything live they’ve ever done. What Ozzy’s voice lacked, which was only a little back then, everything else about that album made up for. He still sang pretty good and the guys were motivated to play again, and they were sober, from the hard stuff anyway. They hadn’t been those 2 things together since way before they broke up.
This is from the 76 Technical Ecstacy tours where Tony Iommi is using his Custom design John Birch guitar built by John Diggins instead of the 64 model Gibson SG with the Custom P90 pickups and customized neck built by John Birch used from the first album until the 75 Sabotage album and tours known as the Monkey 🐒 guitar .
There's geezer using that 8 string bass again he was basically like a rhythm guitarist. Who's always hard to hear what he was doing on sabotage and Sabbath bloody Sabbath. He was using the 8 string bass whoever the hell it's made by! So cool man, and there's just nothing better than Sabbath the music is timeless it never gets f****** old. They were a beast of a band.
It was made by john birch,who made tony's guitar in this video. Geezer had the crosses on his fretboard before tony did as john birch made his bass before tony's guitar.
@richardhincemon John diggins made Tony's jaydee guitars aka oldboy.This guitar in the video was the guitar tony used after retiring his gibson monkey sg,which was made by John Birch.
I saw them on the next tour never say die in San Bernardino at the swing auditorium when the Ramones open for them and got kicked off the stage by the third song from what I remember with bottles and middle fingers being thrown their way. Between the Swing Aud. and the Orange Pavillion I saw original Sab Ozzy w/Randy Sab w/ Dio and a bunch of other bands.
@@mosesgarner2404 the user who posted this video has loads of concerts available but wants to license them for profit. He's not the only one at it, there's loads of gigs from the 70's out there in private collections - occasionally you might see a song or a clip used in a documentary but a lot of the time the whole gig is available, since anyone that went to the bother of setting up tapes and cameras would usually film the whole set
9 NOV 1976 FRESNO! GREAT, but It's like the audio song WHEN I CAME DOWN, I hope we can listen the complete version one day! Also I hope one day listen: Song For Jim, the FULL rare demo with David Donato, and rares shows as Athens 87 (with Bev Bevan on drums!), South Africa 87... and many more. Of course all '70 shows are now GREAT!!
When I'm on my death bed, that's five minutes and eleven seconds of my life I will look back on as well spent. Possibly the best version of the song, I think.
My favorite band of my lifetime by far. One huge unanswered question I've always had: I wonder why they went back to standard tuning in '76? Why didn't they have different instruments tuned to match the original song recordings? From Master Of Reality to Sabotage they were tuned to C#, which was much darker and heavier sounding and easier on Ozzy's voice. Anyone know?
HOLY SHIT!!!!!!Man just when I thought id seen all there was to see from the sabs I come across this. That was awesome,give me more.Sabbath should do a dvd box set like zep did some years ago and put this footage and cal jam and don kirshners rock concert and paris and other footage we`ve never seen remastered and put it out.
OMG !!! I've never seen this presentation before! It's something really fantasic, fabulous! Certainly the band must have in their files this complete show and much, much more!
Maybe. But he had some amazing nights on the last two tours. People tend to find the worst on RUclips and think it represents much beyond an "off-night" for an old guy with who knows how many health problems, but he's had some sensational nights in recent years as well. On the last show I saw in Oakland he was positively fantastic. Not like 1974 fantastic, but damned good and certainly on par with most of his peers in terms of being able to get it done at such a late stage in the game.
For some reason, all through the 70s, Tony didn't believe in changing guitars. Everything was always in one tuning only. This sounds good but would be far better in the correct tuning. Snowblind too
Cash Watkins They didn't tune up just because lighter strings were available - tuning down in 1971 was a creative choice on Tony's part and had lighter strings specially made from 70-71 onwards.
@@rawtime svhs? That format is to video what 8-track is to audio. The footage was shot on umatic and the camera crew in 1976 had no idea about lighting or what they were doing. We have all 4 raw camera angles of the whole set and cut this one track to see what it would look like.
@@ReelinInTheYears66 If you have the Umatic reels, and this is what they look like you are definetly doing some downgrade in the transfer. Seriously you transferred 3/4" master reels & got this? I do have some suggestions for real if you are interested. I assumed it was VHS due to the look. My bad. I used 3/4" for 2 decades.
Ozzy could still hit high notes at this time (before all his vocal damage) so they didn’t have to tune down for him like they did after they reunited. Ironically I prefer them tuned down it fits their style better.
He was & is awesome! “The mighty Bill Ward” Ps. Was he Bonzo? No! no one was! But he was perfectly perfect for Black Sabbath! He’s a GREAT drummer! All I hear is Jazz when he plays, f…ing awesome!
Greatest Metal Guitarist of all time
Greatest Metal Bassist of all time
Greatest Metal Drummer of all time
Greatest Metal Frontman of all time
Greatest Metal band of all time.
ExtremelyOCD First metal guitarrist
First metal bassist
First metal drummer
First metal frontman
FIRST METAL BAND
Black sabbath the beatles of METAL
Yeah indeed
I think Bill Ward is absolutely without a doubt the best drummer ever. Not just of metal.
The prince of darkness
right on !!
When I'm 80 I will be listening to Black Sabbath.
Ward is hitting those drums like they took his little sister's candy!
Saw Sabbath 77 Technical Ecstasy tour with Journey Charlotte N.C. coliseum great concert 😊 Journey was a great rock band before Steve Perry came on board. Tony Iommi and Neil Schon live were brilliant that evening 👏
HAHAHAHAH
In my opinion the greatest heavy metal band of all time.
they aren’t heavy metal... ozzy said he doesnt consider them metal either.
Black Sabbath NOT heavy metal???? Ozzy has been doing too much drugs then! Lol It’s because of THEM that metal exists. Don’t you agree?
They probably invented heavy metal but they didn't play heavy metal. Their music is more than that. It's very hard rock, it swings and it grooves (special thanks to to Mr. Butler and Mr. Ward). And it's got a bluesy and jazzy feel, too. So much more than just heavy meral 🙂
Richard Redl they played metal. There’s nothing else you can legitimately call their music. It’s far heavier than any rock.
@@RandyRhoadsRules3 --Especially anything released in the 70s!
Anyone who saw Black Sabbath any year from 1970-1976 was truly lucky.
i saw them in Detroit in 75...in 76, and 1978. I cant stress to you enough of how much this band was hated back then. All 3 shows i saw were at Cobo Arena..the 75 and 76 shows, the place was barely half full..the 78 show was jam packed, and only because Van Halen was the opener. Back then, they were hardly ever played on the radio, and if they did, it was always Paranoid or Iron Man. I was a huge fan back then, yet all my friends and people i knew just hated them. Warner Brothers hardly promoted them...each album always sold almost the exact same numbers. They were a cult band...and you either loved em or hated them. Thats why is was not a shock to learn that Randy Rhoads did NOT like them at all...and he hated playing the few songs with Ozzy. But thats just the way it was back then. And now they are more revered than ever...strange.
Not just the '70s..
I saw Original Sabbath 3x during the real reunion, between '99 and 2005..
The first one was the greatest concert l ever experienced. The second time, Ozzy had fallen off the wagon and was too destroyed to function properly loll. 3rd time was great again..
I saw Black Sabbath in 72 ,75 and 77 original members but in 1980 September 26th Charlotte coliseum Heaven and Hell tour was their best performance along with Feb 16th and 26th Greensboro and Charlotte NC coliseum Mob Rules tour those reunion shows for Ozzfest were a greatest hits package not really anything new except for Scary Dreams that featured Tony Iommi soloing.
@richardhincemon Not sure what you mean or why you wud refer to the reunion tours as a greatest hits package? If you saw those shows, you left those dates off the list of the other shows you saw..
Of course they played a bunch of their best known songs.. Why wouldnt they? They played B-cuts like Sleeping Village, Electric Funeral, Dirty Women, Wall Of Sleep and Spiral Architect, too.
But, they never played Scary Dreams at any of the shows l saw.. including the 1997 show that didnt include Ward on drums, which l didnt bother mentioning because it wasnt Sabbath without him.. nor was the Born Again show with Ian Gillan and Bev Bevan in '82 at the Nassau Coliseum.. Both good shows, but not Sabbath.
San Antonio 1976.. Black Sabbath, Moxy and Boston. I was just out of high school experiencing first taste of freedom. Lived a lifetime that night
Best band ever...love them.
BEST BAND EVER. Could not agree more with that statement.
Best band Forever nothing comes close
This is incredibly awesome footage! We need this full show to be issued..
I agree. Do you know what show it's from?
This is very rare footage. I thought that I've seen all of the Black Sabbath footage with Ozzy before
@@RGZ112 this whole show is available but this website is hoarding it. Infuriating. This is a piece of history right here.
C'mon guys, post more of this show!!! 🙏🏻
4 years since this video. 😮💨
Aw man!!! This is totally incredible footage! I thought I had it all, but never saw this!!! Very rare and awesome!!!
Bill Ward just kills it and absolutely stays on time.
I just found it a little strange that this song was played in common pitch instead of the three tones below.
@@muzengarocker3184 Are you are you sure about that? Check your ears
Never seen this footage from Technical Ecstasy 76 tour! I'd love to see the whole show!
I was 2 years old, and these guys were making dark ass sounding music like this. So far ahead of their time and always will be. God, I love them.
its unbelievable just how good they are. i discovered them about four months ago and its all i've listened to since. at the gym, at work, walking anywhere, at school, in the car with my girlfriend or sister. i've never been a big vinyl collection guy but i just had to have master of reality and the self titled to display in my room. it just speaks to me like no other medium.
i think a lot of their "doom" stuff is still relevant, if not more, to this day.
HOLY SHIT! Greatest boot find ever. A pro shot of All Moving Parts Stand Still will be unfathomable! MANY thanks for sharing sir.
Its a shame reelintheyears has much more BS footage in their pockets but they aint releasing it..
I think Ozzy's wearing the same fringed shirt that's on the back cover photo of Blizzard Of Ozz
If only they made a documentary on the recording of Technical Ecstasy at Criteria Studios. Man.
Hell Bill Ward snare sound so good. That white Ludwig kit was a big bad mother.
Still got the glammy hippy look lol..... Always nice to see pro-shot 70's Sabbath.
I think Bill killed it on drums and Geezer just the perfect bassist I feel Black Sabbath music in my chest that pounding drums and bass
someone release this entire set!
Why? I don't understand 😔😔😔
That's very sad to hear man. Sharon is our only hope now hahaha
Thank you for the info. Where are you from?
Do not worry. My english is not very good neither. I am from Uruguay, so I can understand portuguese.
“I don’t particularly [listen to modern metal,” said Butler. “The Beatles, The Stones and The Kinks, that’s my kind of music.”
“I tend to listen to the more older stuff really. More the classic stuff than the newer stuff because I relate to that more,” Iommi added
My god man I've never seen this before in my life! Thanks you so much!!!
Release the whole goddamn show ffs!!
If you have more unreleased black Sabbath footage release it now!
Amazing! The Icon! Can’t and don’t listen anything more!
This is more to sound I love Black Sabbath of the 70's live
Dissapointed this full show wasn't on the Technical Ecstacy super deluxe. Maybe some day
Reelin' wants $750,000 for as limited license. Then royalties on top of that.
@@EdwardBaggettEdtrader I hate the stranglehold they have on this kinda footage.
I was at that concert, still in high school. From what I remember, a great concert. Wish I could remember who opened for them. Freaken memory going faster than my hearing from all those concerts.
O INCONFUNDIVEL BLACK SABAATH
I'd kill to see this band live bro
Saw em' 78 with VH....i feel pretty lucky 🤞
Too bad there wasn't better close up shots of Bill Ward in this. Oh well better than nothing.
No longer in the C# tuning used on Master Of Reality, so it's much higher for Ozzy to have to sing. Sounds great though... anyone know where this was filmed? Cool to know there might be another full filmed Sabbath show out there that will (hopefully) be released some day.
I’ve watched a few of these and they’re absolutely great because you get to see the guys in their primes as young men but I actually prefer the Reunion album to everything live they’ve ever done. What Ozzy’s voice lacked, which was only a little back then, everything else about that album made up for. He still sang pretty good and the guys were motivated to play again, and they were sober, from the hard stuff anyway. They hadn’t been those 2 things together since way before they broke up.
This is from the 76 Technical Ecstacy tours where Tony Iommi is using his Custom design John Birch guitar built by John Diggins instead of the 64 model Gibson SG with the Custom P90 pickups and customized neck built by John Birch used from the first album until the 75 Sabotage album and tours known as the Monkey 🐒 guitar .
There's geezer using that 8 string bass again he was basically like a rhythm guitarist. Who's always hard to hear what he was doing on sabotage and Sabbath bloody Sabbath. He was using the 8 string bass whoever the hell it's made by! So cool man, and there's just nothing better than Sabbath the music is timeless it never gets f****** old. They were a beast of a band.
8-string bass is underrated in rock n roll.
It was made by john birch,who made tony's guitar in this video. Geezer had the crosses on his fretboard before tony did as john birch made his bass before tony's guitar.
John Diggins made Tony Iommi's guitar an employee for John Birch @@stesharr
@richardhincemon John diggins made Tony's jaydee guitars aka oldboy.This guitar in the video was the guitar tony used after retiring his gibson monkey sg,which was made by John Birch.
I went to this tour in 76 they played in San bernadino California Bob seger and silver bullet band opened up for them .
So lucky! I saw them in 2016 and it was the best show I’ve ever seen. But nothing like it would have been in 1976.
I saw them on the next tour never say die in San Bernardino at the swing auditorium when the Ramones open for them and got kicked off the stage by the third song from what I remember with bottles and middle fingers being thrown their way. Between the Swing Aud. and the Orange Pavillion I saw original Sab Ozzy w/Randy Sab w/ Dio and a bunch of other bands.
I'm pretty sure there's more footage of this concert. I've seen Rock n Roll Doctor and it looked VERY Similar to this footage.
the uploader has the whole concert but wants to sell the licensing for it
@@couchslouch13 wait...so there is more footage from this gig?
@@mosesgarner2404 yes
@@couchslouch13 yeah I looked this up and I suppose the entire gig is recorded though I couldn't find a straight answer about that.
@@mosesgarner2404 the user who posted this video has loads of concerts available but wants to license them for profit. He's not the only one at it, there's loads of gigs from the 70's out there in private collections - occasionally you might see a song or a clip used in a documentary but a lot of the time the whole gig is available, since anyone that went to the bother of setting up tapes and cameras would usually film the whole set
First band I ever saw live, at Festival Hall, Melbourne 1970.
Are you sure? Because I'm not sure myself ✌
don’t think sabbath toured australia until 74
They first toured 71 for one festival show in South Australia,
Then 73, and 74
The Best group EVER And Forever
Wow this is sick, I heard this way back in 72 it still rocks like it is 1972 to me
Uhh, why the **** is this not already on the market?
So far ahead of there time when listening to this today Let's ride !!!!
Falem o que quiserem, mas Ozzy tinha uma voz muito foda nos anos 70.
Isso é óbvio. E mais óbvio ainda é que ele passou os limites da voz dele ali no Sabotage.
Ele sempre teve, infelizmente não cuidou e ela só se deteriorou com tanto cigarro, álcool e outras drogas que ele usou, além da gritaria ao vivo
9 NOV 1976 FRESNO! GREAT, but It's like the audio song WHEN I CAME DOWN, I hope we can listen the complete version one day! Also I hope one day listen: Song For Jim, the FULL rare demo with David Donato, and rares shows as Athens 87 (with Bev Bevan on drums!), South Africa 87... and many more. Of course all '70 shows are now GREAT!!
When I'm on my death bed, that's five minutes and eleven seconds of my life I will look back on as well spent. Possibly the best version of the song, I think.
Thank you for posting this - unforgettable performance!!!
Great Video.
As always the riff meister kicks butt!!!
My favorite band of my lifetime by far. One huge unanswered question I've always had: I wonder why they went back to standard tuning in '76? Why didn't they have different instruments tuned to match the original song recordings? From Master Of Reality to Sabotage they were tuned to C#, which was much darker and heavier sounding and easier on Ozzy's voice. Anyone know?
is there a way to buy this full concert for private enjoyment?
Please release this! Or get in touch with Black Sabbath for a special release.
Amazing. !! The band that created Metal 🎸
Release the whole thing atleast before i Die dude cmon
This is amazing! WE want more! Are there more Sabbath concerts?
HOLY SHIT!!!!!!Man just when I thought id seen all there was to see from the sabs I come across this. That was awesome,give me more.Sabbath should do a dvd box set like zep did some years ago and put this footage and cal jam and don kirshners rock concert and paris and other footage we`ve never seen remastered and put it out.
This is amazing- thank you! Sounds so off in standard tuning though- sucks that they decided to do this.
Especially since they would play war pigs and paranoid a whole step down in tuning
afterforever71 on the earlier tours they would anyway. everything on the Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die tours was played in E
OMG !!! I've never seen this presentation before! It's something really fantasic, fabulous! Certainly the band must have in their files this complete show and much, much more!
Holy shit 79s black Sabbath footage ive Never seen!!
Wow. Incredible footage. Best version of this song out there. All of them showing why they were so heavy and tight. Just wow
This is good. But Asbury Park is far better, buddy
@@rubensjunior8586 I like that version as well. I like this one cause it’s like the whole band is on the verge of destruction!
When will this full show be available? does Iommi not have the right to get this out to the Public ?
Tremendous, saw them at the garden. Technical Ecstasy Tour.
Ozzy vocals were sick
The Gods Of Metal!
Great!!! It´s very best than "Tour The End". I want watching this concert full. How? Where? When?...
Tour The End is slow and doesn't have full energy
Masterpiece
Thank you for sharing! What show is this from?
wow never seen this. thanks!
Poor Ozzy, having to sing this at a much higher key than usual, haha.
It's one and a half steps. Ozzy's voice mostly sounded great on this tour. I think it worked because he could still really get up there.
Maybe. But he had some amazing nights on the last two tours. People tend to find the worst on RUclips and think it represents much beyond an "off-night" for an old guy with who knows how many health problems, but he's had some sensational nights in recent years as well. On the last show I saw in Oakland he was positively fantastic. Not like 1974 fantastic, but damned good and certainly on par with most of his peers in terms of being able to get it done at such a late stage in the game.
For some reason, all through the 70s, Tony didn't believe in changing guitars. Everything was always in one tuning only. This sounds good but would be far better in the correct tuning. Snowblind too
Cash Watkins They didn't tune up just because lighter strings were available - tuning down in 1971 was a creative choice on Tony's part and had lighter strings specially made from 70-71 onwards.
He could still handle it back then. He was in his prime. I think lower always suits Sabbath’s doom style though.
Rest of it please!
Great stuff but where's the rest? 🤘
Do you have Paranoid from Black Sabbath in the years 1972, 1976, 1977, thanks for any reply
Technical fucking ecstasy tour
you'd think the transfer quality of the master would be better if you are trying to profit from licensing
Oh please enlighten me oh great one with vast knowledge of transferring old tape format.
@@ReelinInTheYears66 are you using a master? What generation? Are you using SVHS playback? Are you using a TBC?
@@rawtime svhs? That format is to video what 8-track is to audio. The footage was shot on umatic and the camera crew in 1976 had no idea about lighting or what they were doing. We have all 4 raw camera angles of the whole set and cut this one track to see what it would look like.
@@ReelinInTheYears66 If you have the Umatic reels, and this is what they look like you are definetly doing some downgrade in the transfer. Seriously you transferred 3/4" master reels & got this? I do have some suggestions for real if you are interested. I assumed it was VHS due to the look. My bad. I used 3/4" for 2 decades.
This is awesome! Where did you get this piece of the concert? Do you have a whole this concert???????
MASTERS OF METAL😀
So awesome it hurts..
Oh my. Wonderful 💛
Magnificent
My long time heroes, this is awesome!
Yes indeed!
The godfather of Heavy Metal..BLACK SABBATH
Best band ever
Strang hearing this in standard tuning.
I noticed that as well. It's cool that they still pulled it off with no problems!
Now I've got this standard tuning version stuck in my head!
And geezer use a pick wtf ?
cast390 You must mean “E Standard” because there’s many Standard tunings. For example; G Standard, D Standard etc...
Ozzy could still hit high notes at this time (before all his vocal damage) so they didn’t have to tune down for him like they did after they reunited. Ironically I prefer them tuned down it fits their style better.
Dude i need to footage if this whole show
The gods!!!
I'm gonna try and get that bill ward concert tom sound
How'd it go?
@@sotis1756I got it
He was & is awesome! “The mighty Bill Ward” Ps. Was he Bonzo? No! no one was! But he was perfectly perfect for Black Sabbath! He’s a GREAT drummer! All I hear is Jazz when he plays, f…ing awesome!
Que grande sos OZZY !!!
Das ist die größte Lied in Heavy Metal Welt
WOW.
🤟🔥🤟
BLACK SABBATH
Which show is this from? 76? So Sabotage show? Is this the Fresno show?
Technical Ecstacy tours 76 to 77
Legend.. OzzY ✋✌💪
Tnks
Brutal... Son los dioses lml
it's coming
Pls footage from 1977
I like the version at the Californian jam 74 so much that this just sounds too slow to me now 😆
Holy shit
Cual fue la razon que Bill Ward no regresó a Black Sabbath y no siguió sin Ozzy?
🤘
Do you have more parts since the show?
Yes, they have the entire show. Check their database.
database?
Where is this live at