tHe GrEy MaN hello🙌Voice Ronnie is so magnificent and we such Sensitivity, emotion and see it as « Happiness »🥰no comparable Ian, this cover is NO GOOD👎bye🍀
Same as today.. as It was then!! What I'm sayin' is: Gillan was NOT the "wrong fit" for Sab'.. as 99.9% of Metal Heads back then, highly overstated!! Gillan was a Great Fit.. and probably would've stayed further on, had It not been for the long awaited & highly anticipated/desired Purple reunion.. Everyone said everything from the notion of Gillan, to the album, (Born Again) to the show.. TOTALLY SUCKED!! I STILL!!.. Beg to differ & have great memories of the show w/Quiet Riot, and still love & listen to the album!! C'mon ppl, Gillan could've joined the fk'n Go Go's.. and did great, let alone that He did with Sab'!! No offense to the Go Go's either.. It's just the point.. So.. "If" Ya' STILL HATE everything from the notion on'bout the Gillan/Sab' collab'.. You aren't listening!! And I get the Dio thing.. who walked & left the door open for anybody to replace Him!! Hell.. Sab'/Iommi, could've truly fk'd up Dio's replacement.. to which no one can truly do.. Yet regardless, hearing It on the radio, yeah.. I was initially stunned(!!) But fig'd hey, Its not like Gillan joined "Josie and the Pussycats" and or, Iommi hired a relatively unknown Roseanne Barr to take Dio's place!! Funny thing really Is.. that same 99.9% of Metal Heads back then.. said the exact same shit about Dio..when He replaced Ozzy!! And any true Sab' fan who says, say fk'n Glenn Hughes was a better fit for Sab'.. than Gillan was?!?! You desperately need your hearing checked!! Hughes.. and sadly, couldn't even "look" the part for Sab'!! Yeah.. and now all the "Gillan knockers".. go: "Uhhh' ee'yeah I did say the exact same'bout Dio & Ozzy'" So hey.. some roughly 40yrs afterwards.. give Gillan & the "Born Again" Sab' album a really good listen!! That album can/will grow on ya', show ya' what you've missed in those 4 decades!! Or.. be a Hater and be happy with the fact that Gillan did only the 1 Sab' album.. and left!!
Ian Gillan is Ian Gillan! The only one! He is never thought to 'copy' the original version. We don't expect him to do 'copy'. This is very different from the original. And that’s why we can enjoy this very much!
Ian Gillan sang both Ozzy and Dio's songs like Ian Gillan - he made no attempt to imitate either one of them and they sounded excellent. It would have been interesting to see how this marriage may have worked out long term. It could have worked. Deep Sabbath? Black Purple?
Amazing I was very loyal to Ronnie Dio at the time but as I listen to this today in 2024 I have to admit Ian Gillin is a absolutely amazing singer I'm huge purple fan but yes this really shows how incredibly Talented this man is awesome awesome.
This is the 1st time I heard his version, and just heard Paranoid! He said he was the worst Black Sabbath singer! Sounds pretty GOOD for a guy who had to do 2 different singers' songs! I saw Deep Purple 5 years ago! His voice was still GREAT! He might be in his 70's, but he's still a GREAT HEAVY METAL SINGER! Him & the rest of DEEP PURPLE are still HIGH-QUALITY ROCKERS!!!
I like BORN AGAIN! Still play it often! Just love his voice! He still can SING! Saw Deep Purple 5 years ago, and his VOCALS were OUTSTANDING!! His appearance might be different, but his VOICE sure the HELL is the SAME!
Ian did all of the really high head voice stuff because it is the easiest way to sing those notes with a fucked up set of pipes. The nodes had already been scraped off but he refused to listen to his physican & the surgeons when they said he had to take a full year off from doing anything. He didn't do vocal rehab either & only waited four months to get back on the road. Not wise, but what dedication!
I luv Ian. He's my favorite. I don't know where you got this info Judy, but it sounds accurate. After this 83 tour, Ian's voice was shot and unfortunately he's never sounded the same since.
I know friends who saw this tour. Said Gillain was crazed. They didn't even like Sabbath or I.G. But they were freaked out. I believe it. Because Born Again is gonzo all the way through. Most classic rock fans are stupid. People don't get it. Sab and Gillian were a beautiful fit. If only for one year.
I love the struggle in his voice here, actually. I hate to say it, but I like his live vocals with Sabbath better than Dio's. By the 80's Dio didn't have a strong live voice. In studio he did, of course. But Gillian had a monster voice. Approaching Halford-like strength. Dio did not. Dio knew how to properly sing. But the little guy couldn't cut it live after a certain point. Fight me.
Saw this tour in ‘83…it was mind blowing….Ian is an amazing frontman, endless energy. The rhythm section minus Bill was still tight . Tony was in his prime , just throwing out skull crushing solos. One of my top Sabbath shows ever (seen them 16x)
Yeah i saw that tour in Corpus Christi TX before they got rid of the little midget dressed up like the Devil Baby. He was running around behind the drum riser, it was kinda goofy but cool!!! Lol But they got rid of the little fucker after a few shows.
Gillan-The God of Vocal. Remember Deep Purple from Begining, but i think 1980-1996 was 16 years of Gillan's domination at live show all across the world. Thanx for upload i got chance to be on one show of those BS lineup this is great history of Pure Rock and Metal music!!!!
By some miracle I heard this on a small town radio station in Ohio, it was a live recording. how in the hell is that even possible? I was clearly gifted by the rock gods that night and never forgot it.
I have enjoyed Born Again ever since it came out. Landing Gillan as their vocalist was a real coup for Black Sabbath; I only wish this lineup had lasted longer. Great cut, and I thank you for posting it!
Ok, i'll take a deep breath and just say it. Gillan was their best singer ever. Now y'all can kill me. Also, their live sound is glorious here. For the life of me why did they ever start using a 2nd off stage guitarist? Totall over kill. This is amazing.
Geoff Nicholls (R.I.P) played keyboards, but also occational rythm guitar. He did so on the Dio-era 1980-82 too from what I understand. Not on the 'Seventh Star' tour though.
SilverTounge85 So there is an off stage guitar happening here? I guess it doesn't really matter. They're amazing regardless, i just personally favour the pure quartet sound.
Not on every song, just occationally. Geoff also played keyboards. I think he did additional rythm guitar on 'Children of the Grave' , 'Neon Knights', 'Paranoid and a few more.
He was and is really good and who knows what would have happened if Born again wouldnt be so critized productionly and of course the reunion of Deep purple couple years later. I've been a fan of Gillan since i heard In rock with Purple but i have to say he was doing a great job singing sabbath songs live IMO .
I only saw the DIO version! Exact line-up 2 times 1981 & 2009! Would have liked to saw the Ozzy + Ian line-ups! Saw Ozzy on Diary of Madman with Rany Rhoads + Deep Purple 5 years back! But it would have been cool to see um with Tony + Geezer!
Saw the "Born Again" Tour at the Fox Theater in Atlanta... one of the best shows ever at a MOST fitting venue with outstanding acoustics. Was amazed! I can still picture and hear them playing 'Disturbing the Priest". Awesome time!
@@hanksmithshoneypot Hell yeah - I was there as well! First row on the balcony. Got to meet them afterwards. We almost had Ian talked in to going drinking with us, but he would have gotten left behind. Really, really nice guys, though...
Saw this tour in Rockford Illinois with Quiet Riot. Fortunately they were still using the full stage show at that point. Completely incredible! Dio is my favorite singer hands down but Ian is an excellent singer and Born Again is still highly underrated.
Ian always sings with so much passion and he still does it today. I saw Deep Purple recently and he still sings fantastic. Ian + Tony together was pure heaven!
Depends on what you're doing with your voice. For me personally it's easier to sing Ians Version. But if you're more the full on chest belter type, you will typically stick to Ronnies version.
Thanks for sharing ! Looking back I think Ian does a great job. BTW I'm a huge fan of R.J.Dio ( rip ) and I really like all the bootlegs I've heard Ian Gillan does a great job .. respects the essence of the songs and includes his own and unique singing style !! Thank you !! Excellent !!
To me, Ian does the best job ever, very powerfull and imaginative. He even ads new lyrics to it. Despite the mistake, when he sings, the devil is never a 'Taker'. This version is also very groovy, swingy, but pitty the end part is not played. I'd love to have heard that with this line up.
Willem Sterk Totally agree with you! Ian has a strong influence by old swinging rock and roll such as Chuck Berry, Little Richard etc. Which add this song a new interpretation! Impressive version!
Willem Sterk as they did with the Dio lineup, they stuck the great ending/reprise at the end of Paranoid which I believe is available on audio here on YT. Saw them a couple days later in New Haven, CT... terrific show and lineup. Loved seeing Bev Bevan relatively up close walking around behind stage.
@@brenorfs2 Guillan estourou sua voz muito antes dessa turnê, seu alcance era bastante amplo mas ele não não tinha tanto domínio do seu instrumento de voz e seu controle vocal não era tão grande para suportar a pressão dos seus agudos mais altos em um certa sequência ininterrupta de shows, ele até mesmo passou por uma cirurgia em virtude desses problemas ocasionais e conseguir reparar esses problemas a curto prazo.
Was it 84 w. Gillan or 86 w. either Glenn Hughes or Ray Gillen? They didn't tour in 85. Only gig they did was the one-off classic lineup reunion at Live Aid.
@@davidenglish8375 No, Im 110 percent positive. Gillan only did a second US leg of touring in early-mid 1984, also when recording 'Perfect Strangers' w. Deep Purple. He rejoined Purple / left Black Sabbath later that year officially.
@@SilverTounge85 yeah that was bugging me so I looked it up, and you are right. It was 84 then. Hell that was a long time ago , those days were all a blur. Lmao.
Lukas Bilinski it's not about "apples and oranges," just Gillan is a much higher-class singer. It is enough to see the video of 1999 "Smoke on the water" in the Albert Hall, that it would become clear. So it is incorrect to compare them.
No....they are both top-notch. How else could they just step into the limelight after the fact...? Ozzy went on tour with Brad Gillis to resurrect lost ground after R R. passed... Dio stepped in a d they formed Rainbow around he and Blackmore ( no small feat )He co-wrote the material, a bona-fide musician, an ability which also defined the time with Sabbath. Ian Gillan made a solo foray after Deep Purple, but remember, he was in Jesus Christ Superstar AND only he can claim the distinction of playing with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, which can be replicated ( I m sure it has been )but the fact is, he was in the band for that and the ultra progressive In Rock sessions.... if you listen to preGillan Purple, the sound is,almost gothic. Very good, but something was missing...POWER from the vocals! So, when Purple disbanded, gradually, how could Blackmore not notice the little talented guy from the opening act, Elf? Suffice it to say, the two, Dio and Gillan, or vice-versa, were extremely talented and they played with the best....
@@Grigoriygb Even in his own song, Dio did better than Guillan in terms of vocal performance in that same song "Smoke on the water", Guillan after surgery on his larynx due to those vocal problems still in the 80's, he couldn't sing anymore at the same level that he sang in his prime and in the late 90's he already clearly demonstrated a bit of nasality in his voice, a certain tension in his mechanism and his voice sometimes failed live in brief moments of harmony and for me that I have deep knowledge in vocal physiology, within my evaluation criteria, I can identify these problems very clearly and explain in a more technical way about your vocal structure; Dio in 1999 still sang at a great level and his voice still remained intact over time and this performance here demonstrates such tonal consistency, control and ease to project the voice and permeate with incredible agility through the passage without problems throughout this performance when he begins singing, her voice easily sounds more powerful/resonant than Guillan's voice: th-cam.com/video/vp7cnNqjYFU/w-d-xo.html
I wish there was a live version of Trashed. Born Again was probably the most horribly recorded album but had great songs. Ian and tony recorded it later on. And it sounds great. Too bad the master tapes are lost and can't be remixed but the songs are still there.
I remember trying to sing this at two jam sessions in the eighties when I was young, and it was agony for a baritone. Gillan sings between E (Black Night) and G (Highway Star) and to try to sing in Dios key is unwise, he was never going to do it. Gillan was also supposed to be recuperating after nodule surgery but accepted the Sabbath gig, probably as he was short of money at the time. It was the wrong decision as it cost him his voice for the Purple reunion, which was often substandard due to his failure to pitch correctly in concert.
Ian definitely had some career defining moments with Sabbath I wish they would have pulled it together for at least one more record after they were a little more comfortable playing together!
He added his own style to the band, Born Again is different from all the rest. All the other singer after him tried to copy Dio. It’s a shame he only did one album.
As much as I like ELO, it feels like Bev's heart isn't in it with this performance. Yes, he keeps the beat, but I disagree with the Wikipedia assessment that he was a powerhouse on this tour, at least from this recording. Appice did not carbon copy all of Ward's fills, but at least he respected where certain drumming accents belonged. Bevan drums like he barely gave this song a listen before hopping on stage with Sabbath. There is a difference between making it your own, and just 4/4ing it. It feels like he treated this like a easy cash gig without giving the original material the proper level of respect while on temporary break from ELO.
This version is very weak, Guillan's voice is breaking all the time and his reinforced falsettos are not even close to the powerful highs with chest voice distortion that Dio performed, you have to be very crazy to even compare a weak version like this and with a very evident vocal instability from Guillan with Ronnie's much more consistent and powerful vocals.
Where is the ending part., with screamin heaven and hell part its better than Dio version the ending would be awesome ti hear if it exsusts...Born Again is a top 8 album in entire sabbath catalog...13 was extremely disapointing what a borefest....2 of Sabbaths best songs post their glory day are Scary Dreams with Ozzy only a live version exsists and the tremendous Shadow of the Wind with Dio 1:50
Ian Gillian Era 1983 was some 0f the best black sabbath. Best without ozzy anyway. Love Ronnie james Dio of course, great to hear ian singing his material when he was with them. Good stuff!
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Fk yeah! Black Sabbath and Ian Gillan on top of their game here!
Love the screams he adds to the song. Wow! Ian Gillan man. No sense comparing him to Dio. They are both amazing metal singers.
tHe GrEy MaN hello🙌Voice Ronnie is so magnificent and we such Sensitivity, emotion and see it as « Happiness »🥰no comparable Ian, this cover is NO GOOD👎bye🍀
the 2 Living Legends (now only Ian stay alive)
Both of them was real Legends, both of them sounds great in those song.
@@ADDISON857ridiculous
Same as today.. as It was then!! What I'm sayin' is: Gillan was NOT the "wrong fit" for Sab'.. as 99.9% of Metal Heads back then, highly overstated!! Gillan was a Great Fit.. and probably would've stayed further on, had It not been for the long awaited & highly anticipated/desired Purple reunion.. Everyone said everything from the notion of Gillan, to the album, (Born Again) to the show.. TOTALLY SUCKED!! I STILL!!.. Beg to differ & have great memories of the show w/Quiet Riot, and still love & listen to the album!! C'mon ppl, Gillan could've joined the fk'n
Go Go's.. and did great, let alone that He did with Sab'!! No offense to the Go Go's either.. It's just the point.. So.. "If" Ya' STILL HATE everything from the notion on'bout the Gillan/Sab' collab'.. You aren't listening!! And I get the Dio thing.. who walked & left the door open for anybody to replace Him!! Hell.. Sab'/Iommi, could've truly fk'd up Dio's replacement.. to which no one can truly do.. Yet regardless, hearing It on the radio, yeah.. I was initially stunned(!!) But fig'd hey, Its not like Gillan joined "Josie and the Pussycats" and or, Iommi hired a relatively unknown Roseanne Barr to take Dio's place!! Funny thing really Is.. that same 99.9% of Metal Heads back then.. said the exact same shit about Dio..when He replaced Ozzy!! And any true Sab' fan who says, say fk'n Glenn Hughes was a better fit for Sab'.. than Gillan was?!?! You desperately need your hearing checked!! Hughes.. and sadly, couldn't even "look" the part for Sab'!! Yeah.. and now all the "Gillan knockers".. go: "Uhhh' ee'yeah I did say the exact same'bout Dio & Ozzy'" So hey.. some roughly 40yrs afterwards.. give Gillan & the "Born Again" Sab' album a really good listen!! That album can/will grow on ya', show ya' what you've missed in those 4 decades!! Or.. be a Hater and be happy with the fact that Gillan did only the 1 Sab' album.. and left!!
Ian Gillan is Ian Gillan! The only one!
He is never thought to 'copy' the original version. We don't expect him to do 'copy'. This is very different from the original. And that’s why we can enjoy this very much!
He has an amazing talent to stolen the original music with a powerful version incomparable
Ian Gillan sang both Ozzy and Dio's songs like Ian Gillan - he made no attempt to imitate either one of them and they sounded excellent. It would have been interesting to see how this marriage may have worked out long term. It could have worked. Deep Sabbath? Black Purple?
@@fabiomadisonbabydaddy7374 Is
that a sentence?
Amazing I was very loyal to Ronnie Dio at the time but as I listen to this today in 2024 I have to admit Ian Gillin is a absolutely amazing singer I'm huge purple fan but yes this really shows how incredibly Talented this man is awesome awesome.
This is the 1st time I heard his version, and just heard Paranoid! He said he was the worst Black Sabbath singer! Sounds pretty GOOD for a guy who had to do 2 different singers' songs! I saw Deep Purple 5 years ago! His voice was still GREAT! He might be in his 70's, but he's still a GREAT HEAVY METAL SINGER! Him & the rest of DEEP PURPLE are still HIGH-QUALITY ROCKERS!!!
The greatest singer of all time, singing a song of the greatest singer of all time
I love Ian.
As a Sabbath fan since 71 it was an honour to have Ian as lead vocalist
Ian was the perfect fit for Sabbath. I saw Sabbath in Toronto for the Born again tour.One of the best shows I ever went to .
I like BORN AGAIN! Still play it often! Just love his voice! He still can SING! Saw Deep Purple 5 years ago, and his VOCALS were OUTSTANDING!! His appearance might be different, but his VOICE sure the HELL is the SAME!
I'm jealous
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I love the Born Again album with Gillan on vocals its awesome!
That screech at 1.02 is pretty fucking mighty, i have to say.
+Paul Mc Agreed. That is fucking amazing.
Of course Dio's version is ultimate!!!! It's his song.... but this version with Gillan STILL makes me cry!!!!! Thank you for posting!!!!!!
Ian did all of the really high head voice stuff because it is the easiest way to sing those notes with a fucked up set of pipes. The nodes had already been scraped off but he refused to listen to his physican & the surgeons when they said he had to take a full year off from doing anything. He didn't do vocal rehab either & only waited four months to get back on the road. Not wise, but what dedication!
Love Gillan, got a be one of the best in metal. A staple in the whole game , right from Machine Head
I luv Ian. He's my favorite. I don't know where you got this info Judy, but it sounds accurate. After this 83 tour, Ian's voice was shot and unfortunately he's never sounded the same since.
But the soul is there. Appreciate your knowledge, however.
I know friends who saw this tour. Said Gillain was crazed. They didn't even like Sabbath or I.G. But they were freaked out. I believe it. Because Born Again is gonzo all the way through. Most classic rock fans are stupid. People don't get it. Sab and Gillian were a beautiful fit. If only for one year.
I love the struggle in his voice here, actually. I hate to say it, but I like his live vocals with Sabbath better than Dio's. By the 80's Dio didn't have a strong live voice. In studio he did, of course. But Gillian had a monster voice. Approaching Halford-like strength. Dio did not. Dio knew how to properly sing. But the little guy couldn't cut it live after a certain point. Fight me.
Gillan!🔥🔥🔥🤘
Saw this tour in ‘83…it was mind blowing….Ian is an amazing frontman, endless energy. The rhythm section minus Bill was still tight . Tony was in his prime , just throwing out skull crushing solos. One of my top Sabbath shows ever (seen them 16x)
You are so lucky!
It was a great tour!!
Man, Tony's guitar sound is prehistoric!
Love the way you put it! Hell yeah!
His sound that showed up on some of the last ozzy years on like megalomania and up until like 83 like here was pure evil.
Saw them in February '84, Ian rocked the house., and on the song "Black Sabbath", scared me to death!!
Yeah i saw that tour in Corpus Christi TX before they got rid of the little midget dressed up like the Devil Baby. He was running around behind the drum riser, it was kinda goofy but cool!!! Lol But they got rid of the little fucker after a few shows.
Still the concert I regret most in not seeing . Love the all to brief born again line up . Awesome time .
BORN AGAIN is my favorite Sabbath album. I love this lineup and the tour recordings. Just amazing work, so underrated.
Ну, брат по металлу, почему же недооцененная? Мы же знаем )
Soy tan fanatico de Ian Gillan que esta versión es impresionante y la escucho y la escucho y continuo a escucharla y cada vez me emociona más 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Gillan-The God of Vocal. Remember Deep Purple from Begining, but i think 1980-1996 was 16 years of Gillan's domination at live show all across the world. Thanx for upload i got chance to be on one show of those BS lineup this is great history of Pure Rock and Metal music!!!!
By some miracle I heard this on a small town radio station in Ohio, it was a live recording. how in the hell is that even possible? I was clearly gifted by the rock gods that night and never forgot it.
Black Sabbath has always been the best in heavy metal, but with Ian Gillan they were even better than usual.
2:24 So great how he fills this space up with lyrics. That was cool. How creative.
He's an actual poet. So, good call dude.
Holy shit I just realized I responded to myself from 9 months ago.
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@@Frip36 HAHAHAHAHA
Even sounds French lol
The note Gillan hits at 2:44 is just amazing!
Despite Gillan (my favorite singer) struggling, that was still a good listen.
WOW !!!! Ian Gillan, what a great voice...🤘🤟
I have enjoyed Born Again ever since it came out. Landing Gillan as their vocalist was a real coup for Black Sabbath; I only wish this lineup had lasted longer. Great cut, and I thank you for posting it!
damn does he sound fucking good on here!
Ok, i'll take a deep breath and just say it. Gillan was their best singer ever. Now y'all can kill me. Also, their live sound is glorious here. For the life of me why did they ever start using a 2nd off stage guitarist? Totall over kill. This is amazing.
Geoff Nicholls (R.I.P) played keyboards, but also occational rythm guitar. He did so on the Dio-era 1980-82 too from what I understand. Not on the 'Seventh Star' tour though.
SilverTounge85 So there is an off stage guitar happening here? I guess it doesn't really matter. They're amazing regardless, i just personally favour the pure quartet sound.
Not on every song, just occationally. Geoff also played keyboards. I think he did additional rythm guitar on 'Children of the Grave' , 'Neon Knights', 'Paranoid and a few more.
Keyboardist Geoff Nicholls only played a little rhythm guitar while Tony would be doing a lead. They didn't do that for very long.
He was and is really good and who knows what would have happened if Born again wouldnt be so critized productionly and of course the reunion of Deep purple couple years later. I've been a fan of Gillan since i heard In rock with Purple but i have to say he was doing a great job singing sabbath songs live IMO .
Each era of Sabbath was awesome in its own way. Ozzy, Dio, Gillen, Martin...all were cool.
I only saw the DIO version! Exact line-up 2 times 1981 & 2009! Would have liked to saw the Ozzy + Ian line-ups! Saw Ozzy on Diary of Madman with Rany Rhoads + Deep Purple 5 years back! But it would have been cool to see um with Tony + Geezer!
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Saw the "Born Again" Tour at the Fox Theater in Atlanta... one of the best shows ever at a MOST fitting venue with outstanding acoustics. Was amazed! I can still picture and hear them playing 'Disturbing the Priest". Awesome time!
I saw it at the fox in Atlanta also. Best concert to this day. And I’ve seen hundreds.
@@hanksmithshoneypot Hell yeah - I was there as well! First row on the balcony. Got to meet them afterwards. We almost had Ian talked in to going drinking with us, but he would have gotten left behind. Really, really nice guys, though...
Great tribute to RJD......thank you Ian Gillan!! Thank yo for uploading this just found it.....late, lol!!! THANK YOU!!!
Saw this tour in Rockford Illinois with Quiet Riot. Fortunately they were still using the full stage show at that point. Completely incredible! Dio is my favorite singer hands down but Ian is an excellent singer and Born Again is still highly underrated.
I absolutely LOVE this version of Sabbath!
Ian Gillan, definity the best singer of hard rock all time..
WOW! I haven't heard this since I saw this lineup of Sabbath in 1983 at the Reading Festival - 40 years ago next month!
Awesome version - Gillan's version of War Pigs and H&Hell are AMAZING
Ian always sings with so much passion and he still does it today. I saw Deep Purple recently and he still sings fantastic. Ian + Tony together was pure heaven!
Superbe! Excellent! Bravo,Gillan! ❤❤❤
Iann gillan um dos maiores vocalistas de heavy metal de todos os tempos, e não teve o merecido crédito por isso!!!
I love this ! What an underated line up this was...❤🎸🖖🎸❤
Voz maravilhosa! Entra no top 5 tranquilo.
This is great, but if the Ian of the early 70's had sung it, he would have nailed it effortlessly!
ian kicks ass on this tune
Muita história para uma só canção!
We decided to cover this song with my band, and I'm trying to sing this version... Don't know wich one is harder, but I just love this this one
Depends on what you're doing with your voice. For me personally it's easier to sing Ians Version. But if you're more the full on chest belter type, you will typically stick to Ronnies version.
We all know Dios main influence was Ian same as Purple was he’s favorite band.
Gillan was great as always,same as whole band here.
I seen this tour in Toronto Ian Gillian was treat, brilliant concert
Thanks for sharing ! Looking back I think Ian does a great job. BTW I'm a huge fan of R.J.Dio ( rip ) and I really like all the bootlegs I've heard Ian Gillan does a great job .. respects the essence of the songs and includes his own and unique singing style !! Thank you !! Excellent !!
I saw them on this tour, Ian's vocals on this, scared me to death!
what a powerful voice,gillian rules!
definitivamente la mejor cancion que podre escuchar en mi vida cuando muera esta tendra que estar en mi funeral
th-cam.com/video/6wwFGioCS6U/w-d-xo.html Biografía de Black Sabbath con Ian Gillan
This is undoubtedly the best performance of this song.
Ian's struggling with the mid range notes surprisingly, but could still wail the high notes.
He had a cold that day, I reckon, classic symptoms.
@@kardRatzinger He blew his vocals before the tour was over
Not all that surprising with how his voice works
booze
He had issues with vocal before the tour
Ial did his best :) And i respect him
Gillan 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Amazing
Veldig synd at 'Disturbing The Priest', mangler! (Min Favoritt ) Takk for info!
Ja! Hadde vært fantastisk å hatt en konsert dvd!
amazing version.
I saw this tour in 84 I was 21 I'm 61 now so glad I went bought tickets that night me and my best friend 21 looking for something to do. 1984
Enjoy this version.
To me, Ian does the best job ever, very powerfull and imaginative. He even ads new lyrics to it. Despite the mistake, when he sings, the devil is never a 'Taker'. This version is also very groovy, swingy, but pitty the end part is not played. I'd love to have heard that with this line up.
Willem Sterk
Totally agree with you!
Ian has a strong influence by old swinging rock and roll such as Chuck Berry, Little Richard etc. Which add this song a new interpretation!
Impressive version!
Willem Sterk as they did with the Dio lineup, they stuck the great ending/reprise at the end of Paranoid which I believe is available on audio here on YT. Saw them a couple days later in New Haven, CT... terrific show and lineup. Loved seeing Bev Bevan relatively up close walking around behind stage.
Ele tava um pouco rouco no início ,mas depois que a voz limpou, foi negócio mais lindo do mundo
Ele passou a maior parte desta turnê com laringite.
Realmente canta muito
@@brenorfs2 Guillan estourou sua voz muito antes dessa turnê, seu alcance era bastante amplo mas ele não não tinha tanto domínio do seu instrumento de voz e seu controle vocal não era tão grande para suportar a pressão dos seus agudos mais altos em um certa sequência ininterrupta de shows, ele até mesmo passou por uma cirurgia em virtude desses problemas ocasionais e conseguir reparar esses problemas a curto prazo.
@@luamoliveira3467 após essa turnê ele diminui os agudos mas no começo dos anos 90 ele volta com essa voz
Isso é loucura total!!!!!aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
1:02.....awesome
Awesome Gillan.
Бесподобный Гиллан! Ему нет равных, он может всё!!! ❤❤❤
Кроме этой песни. Откровенно слабо.
@@ВладимирСулимов-о9ц Просто BS - это не его группа, поэтому он и ушёл, я так думаю
Saw them in 85 managed to get guitar 🎸 pick from Tony. He is the true OG of metal!!! 🤟
Was it 84 w. Gillan or 86 w. either Glenn Hughes or Ray Gillen? They didn't tour in 85. Only gig they did was the one-off classic lineup reunion at Live Aid.
@@SilverTounge85 it was with Ian Gillen thought for sure it was 85. They didn't tour that year?
@@davidenglish8375 No, Im 110 percent positive. Gillan only did a second US leg of touring in early-mid 1984, also when recording 'Perfect Strangers' w. Deep Purple. He rejoined Purple / left Black Sabbath later that year officially.
@@SilverTounge85 yeah that was bugging me so I looked it up, and you are right. It was 84 then. Hell that was a long time ago , those days were all a blur. Lmao.
muy potente ian!!!! en esta version! gaston de celina!
everybody compares Ian to Ronnie there both great it's apples and oranges it comes down to personal preference
Lukas Bilinski
it's not about "apples and oranges," just Gillan is a much higher-class singer. It is enough to see the video of 1999 "Smoke on the water" in the Albert Hall, that it would become clear. So it is incorrect to compare them.
Ronnie was a much better singer. Even when he was dying he was better.
No....they are both top-notch.
How else could they just step into the limelight after the fact...?
Ozzy went on tour with Brad Gillis to resurrect lost ground after R R. passed...
Dio stepped in a d they formed Rainbow around he and Blackmore ( no small feat )He co-wrote the material, a bona-fide musician, an ability which also defined the time with Sabbath.
Ian Gillan made a solo foray after Deep Purple, but remember, he was in Jesus Christ Superstar AND only he can claim the distinction of playing with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, which can be replicated ( I m sure it has been )but the fact is, he was in the band for that and the ultra progressive In Rock sessions....
if you listen to preGillan Purple, the sound is,almost gothic. Very good, but something was missing...POWER from the vocals! So, when Purple disbanded, gradually, how could Blackmore not notice the little talented guy from the opening act, Elf? Suffice it to say, the two, Dio and Gillan, or vice-versa, were extremely talented and they played with the best....
@@Grigoriygb Even in his own song, Dio did better than Guillan in terms of vocal performance in that same song "Smoke on the water", Guillan after surgery on his larynx due to those vocal problems still in the 80's, he couldn't sing anymore at the same level that he sang in his prime and in the late 90's he already clearly demonstrated a bit of nasality in his voice, a certain tension in his mechanism and his voice sometimes failed live in brief moments of harmony and for me that I have deep knowledge in vocal physiology, within my evaluation criteria, I can identify these problems very clearly and explain in a more technical way about your vocal structure; Dio in 1999 still sang at a great level and his voice still remained intact over time and this performance here demonstrates such tonal consistency, control and ease to project the voice and permeate with incredible agility through the passage without problems throughout this performance when he begins singing, her voice easily sounds more powerful/resonant than Guillan's voice: th-cam.com/video/vp7cnNqjYFU/w-d-xo.html
Really amazing
I wish there was a live version of Trashed. Born Again was probably the most horribly recorded album but had great songs. Ian and tony recorded it later on. And it sounds great. Too bad the master tapes are lost and can't be remixed but the songs are still there.
Luckily Tony found them
live from Worcester Mass. broadcasted on wasp Philly maybe even wmmr
I like how Ian sings chorus
I remember trying to sing this at two jam sessions in the eighties when I was young, and it was agony for a baritone.
Gillan sings between E (Black Night) and G (Highway Star) and to try to sing in Dios key is unwise, he was never going to do it.
Gillan was also supposed to be recuperating after nodule surgery but accepted the Sabbath gig, probably as he was short of money at the time.
It was the wrong decision as it cost him his voice for the Purple reunion, which was often substandard due to his failure to pitch correctly in concert.
Puta que pariu kkkk que voz do demônio desse Gillan kkkkk sensacional.
This was quite enjoyable !
Indeed he did a great job !
Gillan and dio is king vocal the best metal 10000000/%
The legent..🤘
Ian definitely had some career defining moments with Sabbath I wish they would have pulled it together for at least one more record after they were a little more comfortable playing together!
43 years old BIACK SABBATH FAN !!
Я одинаково люблю и Гиллана, и Оззи,.сравнивать их бессмысленно, они каждый в своём мире лидирует!!!!
He added his own style to the band, Born Again is different from all the rest. All the other singer after him tried to copy Dio. It’s a shame he only did one album.
As much as I like ELO, it feels like Bev's heart isn't in it with this performance. Yes, he keeps the beat, but I disagree with the Wikipedia assessment that he was a powerhouse on this tour, at least from this recording. Appice did not carbon copy all of Ward's fills, but at least he respected where certain drumming accents belonged. Bevan drums like he barely gave this song a listen before hopping on stage with Sabbath. There is a difference between making it your own, and just 4/4ing it. It feels like he treated this like a easy cash gig without giving the original material the proper level of respect while on temporary break from ELO.
Clássico!!!
Best screamer in music history..Gillian is truly special...Better version here of H&H than Dio....but theres no ending
This version is very weak, Guillan's voice is breaking all the time and his reinforced falsettos are not even close to the powerful highs with chest voice distortion that Dio performed, you have to be very crazy to even compare a weak version like this and with a very evident vocal instability from Guillan with Ronnie's much more consistent and powerful vocals.
FANTASTIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
th-cam.com/video/6wwFGioCS6U/w-d-xo.html Biografía de Black Sabbath con Ian Gillan
1:00 that’s awesome.
Who knew that Deep Purple and Sabbath could work well
This is the version I sing in my car!
Where is the ending part., with screamin heaven and hell part its better than Dio version the ending would be awesome ti hear if it exsusts...Born Again is a top 8 album in entire sabbath catalog...13 was extremely disapointing what a borefest....2 of Sabbaths best songs post their glory day are Scary Dreams with Ozzy only a live version exsists and the tremendous Shadow of the Wind with Dio 1:50
show parabens............................................................................................
Wow,,,
I would love a transcript of Ian's improvised lyrics.
We will never see Sabbath alive with Gillan,,sad 😢
love the born again album..but gillen sounds like hes in pain. sounds great, but painful
gillian great singing
Ian Gillian Era 1983 was some 0f the best black sabbath. Best without ozzy anyway. Love Ronnie james Dio of course, great to hear ian singing his material when he was with them. Good stuff!
The fact is DIO loves GILLAN.. they were friend