SETLIST 0:00:01 Children of the Grave ( incomplete ) 0:04:10 Hot Line 0:09:34 War Pigs 0:17:16 Disturbing the Priest 0:23:48 Supernaut/ 0:25:47 Bongos solo/ 0:26:01 Drum solo 0:31:04 Rock n' Roll Doctor 0:34:35 Iron Man 0:43:01 The Dark/ 0:44:38 Zero the Hero 0:50:35 Heaven & hell 0:55:43 Jamming 0:56:55 Riffing / soloing 0:57:39 Wicked World solo/ 0:58:00 Orchid/ 0:59:29 Wicked World solo (reprise) 0:59:44 Improvisation 1:01:10 Riffing / soloing 2 1:02:09 Digital B**ch 1:05:54 Black Sabbath Intro 1:06:21 Black Sabbath Reprises: 1:17:58 Smoke on the Water ( DP song ) 1:23:20 Paranoid This is some rare stuff because most shows have either Disturbing the Priest or Digital Bi*ch, but here they're playing both.
Thanks for taking the time to do a setlist that I was too lazy to do! And interesting note about performing both tunes. I was supposed to see them shortly after this gig, but they cancelled my city.
I don't think they ever played it live. Would be a good opening track, just like Neon Knights in the Dio era (which by the way was the opening track on the last few shows of the Born Again tour). I think Ian Gillan just couldn't sing Trashed live, or could, but wasn't satisfied with the result. This makes Trashed the only track off of Born Again that wasn't played live. The music video looks like they're playing it live, but it's just a music video.
@@foamrob6577 Sorry for late response. Yes they did a few times in Europe. Check out this great soundboard recording th-cam.com/video/sTYLHxjEi1E/w-d-xo.html
He was well known when I lived there... shoot-out to Gerry a few decades ago, who told me the guy got a better camera or lens after this show but before Purple au forum March '85.
@@junichihara9481In fact, he could easily do it depending on the speed the band puts there (if it were like DB's speed it would be impossible for any human being).
I saw Black Sabbath with Ian Gillan in the Born Again concert at the old Busch Stadium, St. Louis. Smoke On The Water during the encore was a delightful surprise to everyone.
The famous Stonehenge set. This was the tour that ended up being cut short so the Ian could join Deep Purple to record Perfect Strangers album released in October of 84. They originally were not going to call themselves Black Sabbath but the record company insisted on it. At the time this lineup didn’t get a lot of attention but later on I came to appreciate it for what it was. It was nothing more than a really cool collaboration with some amazing rock icons! Last album for Bill Ward, except a track on some live album in 98 or 99 I think it was. Also Mr. Butler took a long break after this album and tour. Deep Purple, Sabbath, Rainbow seem to have had this revolving door of sorts. Even Glen Hughes rotated through Sabbath. Crazy! Thank you to the guy who recorded this treasure for us humans to be able to enjoy!
The infamous Stonehenge set. I recall reading an article with Tony Iommi where they didn't have a big enough storage to keep them after the tour, so they left the set on a dock somewhere.
48 here and Born Again is my favorite Sabbath album. Ozzy can't cream like the incredible Ian Gillan, just listen to the first minute of Disturbing the Priest.
@@acordesativo Not at this time. Ozzy is great, but he was out at this point. Dio is great too, but not evil like Ian, I don't know, I really just related to this album and tour
Damn!! I wish I could have seen this lineup live. Too bad I was only a year old. This is my favorite sabbath album. Too bad it gets too much hate. Ian Rocks the stage.
The memories I have of this concert in Cleveland are still with me 36 years later. I had already seen Kiss, The Who, Def Leppard, Journey, Triumph, and Iron Maiden at this point. And I was only 14, and I sat on the stage left side. Something about Sabbath that rocked my world!!🤟
This was only my second concert after seeing Iron Maiden two months earlier - both in Drammen, Norway. The Sabbath-concert in Drammenshallen in august 83 was the first on the tour and therefor Ian Gillans debut with Black Sabbath. Have a special love for the Born Again-album but they were fantastic both with Ozzy and Dio and I saw them many times up the years including their final show in Birmingham 2017.
This my 2nd concert after seeing Ozzy with Bernie Torme right after Randy's death, I barely remember it, I was still mourning Randy. This show was killer in Buffalo a few days after this one.
I actually prefer concerts filmed this way. A much better idea of what it was actually like to be there rather than a professionally filmed show that looks like a music video with close ups and rapid editing.
Ian basically gets to belt out a literal best of Sabbath 1970=1983. He did an awesome job. He had to try to make his own songs that were only known to be sung by the "other" two Metal Godfathers, Ozzy and Ronnie James Fn Dio. Ian had to be drunk off his ass in that pub to accept this gig. BTW... Iommi was in another God like universe shaking level of bone crushing bad assness. I've heard Geezer didn't like this tour, looked like he was having fun there. Bev Bevan from ELO was in beast mode keeping up with brutality of Ward and the Legendary Appice.
this lineup should reform & call them selves. {BORN AGAIN} present day 2020 & record & release an all new studio album- - 2021 (The HELL SPAWN Has ARISEN) cheers friends 🍺🍺🍺🍺 on with the show yeah he merely needs to bring it out of himself once again yes I know I'm a vocalist
saw this tour in Toronto at Maple Leaf Gardens 4 days after this Montreal show. I was 16 years old at the time and it was the first concert I ever saw and Quiet Riot opened up. saw Sabbath a few times afterwards with Dio and Ozzy.
.... Consider yourself lucky or fortunate or better yet let's just say smart. .I saw it too in southern California in January of 1984 , at 19 years old though I had seen Sabbath with Dio twice and I had seen Sabbath with Ozzy on their never-say-die tour (I was fortunate to have two older brothers) my first concert I was like 12 it was foghat Eddie money and in between that and this tour off the top of my head I saw Sammy Hagar Boston styx REO Speedwagon like I said original Sabbath Sabbath with Dio I saw Ozzy solo with Randy Rhoads twice I saw Ozzy with Brad gillis Ozzy with Jake E Lee and Van Halen and motley Crue and Judas priest and queen like 11 times and oh Chuck Berry the grassroots America and whatever bands open for those bands at those shows and I can honestly say that of all those concerts and I hadn't even turned twenty yet Sabbath with Gillan was one of the best for sure
To perform “Disturbing The Priest” and “Zero The Hero” in almost the same capacity as heard off the “Born Again” Album was apparently a major challenge! Ian Gillan did have a few Vocal struggles on these 2 songs including Heaven And Hell as heard off this concert footage. Overall, these tracks were descent and the other songs seemed to go quite well Live! Cheers!
This tour was to play the London Gardens in London, Ontario on Oct 26 1983 but their Stonehenge stage wouldn't fit into the arena! Quiet Riot was the opener and Nazareth ended up substituting as the headliner. The staging size issues caused cancellations in other towns as well such as Pittsburgh, Salt Lake City, Savannah and Salisbury MD.
AMAZIIIINGGG!! This is news to me, I was not aware of any Purple Sabbath footage of an entire concert. Wow! This sounds great. You made my day. Thank you behind words!
This is the concert where there was a riot after the show because the subway system was closed and concert goers could not easily go home. Black Sabbath started the show very late (too stoned I was told).
50:35 -- well, Heaven And Hell is hilarious, with Ian singing any old thing instead of words! That song belongs to Dio, and no one else! NO ONE could do that song justice, except Dio. He knew how to deliver that song with just the right amount of mythic darkness.
Go watch the movie Spinal Tap, it became an almost literal parallel of what went on during this tour. What you can't see in this video due to it's low resolution, is all the dry ice being pumped onto the stage and clouding up everything, Ian literally was struggling to see his lyric sheets because of it. He was still learning the songs, other times his lyric sheets would get blown off the stage by stage fan. The dwarf at the beginning of the show was pushed off the 30 foot Stonehenge monument where they forgot to set the mattresses up. Ian's boat being blown up as a prank, killed all the fish in Richard Bransons Marina. But in the end it was an epic era of Black Sabbath.
Thank you for posting. I had tickets to see this tour but was in the region they cancelled shows, I think Geezer had health problems. Glad to see I finally got to see this.
Man this is such a gem. My first concert at age 15 (next day in Ottawa). Whoever recorded this was brilliant. Kudos!!! Some things the video can’t convey. First it was LOUD-the way metal should be. Second, those lights melted your face off-even from the back row lol. Third, I don’t think a reggae fest reeked of as much weed. First time I smelled it lol. Fourth, bongos?!?! Fifth, Zero the Hero was unforgettable even though the album hadn’t been released yet. That chorus!!! Sixth, Ian coulda tried a little harder on Heaven and Hell. Seventh, those druids unveiling the drum riser lights in Iron Man counted as a serious WTF moment back then!! What a show!!!
51:15 Heaven and Hell Ian screwed up the words 😂He had the words in front of him by that huge monitor below his microphone but sometimes he couldn’t read the words because of the smoke and the lights. I think it would be hard as hell to remember every Sabbath song including the new ones from Born again and head out on tour all of this in a year. That is why you don’t see him wondering to far away from that spot. There are other songs he got lost on during this show and if you find any please comment with the song and a time stamp 😂
Man, I saw this lineup in Worcester Ma. There's actually a good recording of that show on youtube. The only problem is that Supernaut isn't included on it. I know they played it that night. They cut it from that particular recording which is a damn shame because it was a kick ass version with Ian on vocals.
I remember reading an article where Gillan talked about recording the next album with this line up. And the rest is history....I guess we're lucky this recording even exists.
ed steward from what I heard in 1983 the wheels were turning about a Purple reunion.. they were basically loaned Ian for 12-14 months.. so the purple reunion was gonna happen in late 1984-1985 anyway.. so it wouldn’t of worked for them to do another album and tour.. Ian blew out his voice on this tour with the banshee screaming and screeching he did on the album and tour for Born again
Too bad that any of their shows on this tour was filmed properly! So little footage available. What an epic album, show, production etc So Dark….Sad Bill Ward did make the tour!! WE HEAR BILL BUT SEE BEV BEVAN… Stongehenge, Dwarfs hanging from ropes, Crosses Burning etc Balls & Brawn «Your Life Is A Contridiction» «Because Of Crusifiction ☦️✝️ Words By Ian Gillan & Geezer Butler 🔥🔥 Hear Ian sing War Pigs Its better than Ozzy Saw them in Oslo on this tour The year after Dio Last in Line After that Dio concert it was announced Deep Purple was reformed with Classic MK2 lineup & recording What was to become Perfect Stranger album realesed later in 1984….That was the end of Ian Gillan in Black Sabbath….these We’re dayz
I do not, for one, think that the problem was that the band was down. I think that the problem may have been...that there was a Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being crushed by a dwarf. Alright? That tended to understate the hugeness of the object.
Sabbath doing Purple. Very cool. The Born Again album was great. But I’ve got to say, the singer for Sabbath is Ozzy and the singer for Purple is Gillan.
SETLIST
0:00:01 Children of the Grave ( incomplete )
0:04:10 Hot Line
0:09:34 War Pigs
0:17:16 Disturbing the Priest
0:23:48 Supernaut/
0:25:47 Bongos solo/
0:26:01 Drum solo
0:31:04 Rock n' Roll Doctor
0:34:35 Iron Man
0:43:01 The Dark/
0:44:38 Zero the Hero
0:50:35 Heaven & hell
0:55:43 Jamming
0:56:55 Riffing / soloing
0:57:39 Wicked World solo/
0:58:00 Orchid/
0:59:29 Wicked World solo (reprise)
0:59:44 Improvisation
1:01:10 Riffing / soloing 2
1:02:09 Digital B**ch
1:05:54 Black Sabbath Intro
1:06:21 Black Sabbath
Reprises:
1:17:58 Smoke on the Water ( DP song )
1:23:20 Paranoid
This is some rare stuff because most shows have either Disturbing the Priest or Digital Bi*ch, but here they're playing both.
Thanks for taking the time to do a setlist that I was too lazy to do! And interesting note about performing both tunes. I was supposed to see them shortly after this gig, but they cancelled my city.
No Trashed?? That's nutz.
I don't think they ever played it live. Would be a good opening track, just like Neon Knights in the Dio era (which by the way was the opening track on the last few shows of the Born Again tour). I think Ian Gillan just couldn't sing Trashed live, or could, but wasn't satisfied with the result. This makes Trashed the only track off of Born Again that wasn't played live. The music video looks like they're playing it live, but it's just a music video.
@@afanofblacksabbath269 Did they do Born Again live? [The track]
@@foamrob6577 Sorry for late response. Yes they did a few times in Europe.
Check out this great soundboard recording th-cam.com/video/sTYLHxjEi1E/w-d-xo.html
Salute to that dude in Montreal who taped all these shows in the 80's. I've seen a lot of legendary bands because of him.
He was well known when I lived there... shoot-out to Gerry a few decades ago, who told me the guy got a better camera or lens after this show but before Purple au forum March '85.
Bev Bevan on drums.....UNBELIEVABLE!
I saw this show at Cobo. Quite a departure from ELO.
He was terrible in Sabbath.
Today is February 19, 2023. Tony Iommi is 75 today !. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TONY !!!.
Ian could hit some incredible high notes he is the original banshee wail of heavy metal.
It's a real shame that TRASHED was never played live!
Ian Gillan could not sing Trashed because too high notes..
Agreed. It would have been a perfect opener I think.
@@junichihara9481In fact, he could easily do it depending on the speed the band puts there (if it were like DB's speed it would be impossible for any human being).
I saw Black Sabbath with Ian Gillan in the Born Again concert at the old Busch Stadium,
St. Louis. Smoke On The Water during the encore was a delightful surprise to everyone.
And the riot came after, in Montréal. I was there.
@@AlienJo The crowd might be chanting for more :)
The famous Stonehenge set. This was the tour that ended up being cut short so the Ian could join Deep Purple to record Perfect Strangers album released in October of 84. They originally were not going to call themselves Black Sabbath but the record company insisted on it. At the time this lineup didn’t get a lot of attention but later on I came to appreciate it for what it was. It was nothing more than a really cool collaboration with some amazing rock icons!
Last album for Bill Ward, except a track on some live album in 98 or 99 I think it was. Also Mr. Butler took a long break after this album and tour.
Deep Purple, Sabbath, Rainbow seem to have had this revolving door of sorts. Even Glen Hughes rotated through Sabbath. Crazy!
Thank you to the guy who recorded this treasure for us humans to be able to enjoy!
Love it haha Ian headbangs harder than any other member of Sabbath ever lol
The infamous Stonehenge set. I recall reading an article with Tony Iommi where they didn't have a big enough storage to keep them after the tour, so they left the set on a dock somewhere.
INCREDIBLE 🤘GILLAN SLAYING IT ON VOCALS AND PERCUSSION! 🪘🤘
My favourite Sabbath album without Ozzy, and that's with a mix and master apparently performed by somebody wearing boxing gloves.
and ear muffs
48 here and Born Again is my favorite Sabbath album. Ozzy can't cream like the incredible Ian Gillan, just listen to the first minute of Disturbing the Priest.
Sabath need singers, not screamers !
@@acordesativo Not at this time. Ozzy is great, but he was out at this point. Dio is great too, but not evil like Ian, I don't know, I really just related to this album and tour
@@acordesativo Tony Martin is a good singer too, but he's so boring for sabbatH
Not at all ..not at all ..
not in the least
@@422rds hell yeaH!
If only I could go back in time and catch this live, born again is one of my favorite Black Sabbath albums.
Wow!! i was there!!!! What a show!!
My first concert was this tour in November 1983
I love Ian.
Damn!! I wish I could have seen this lineup live. Too bad I was only a year old. This is my favorite sabbath album. Too bad it gets too much hate. Ian Rocks the stage.
Oh btw, im enjoying this drunk at 50 as much as i did stoned at 14😆
Ed Reurink nice
Dude were both 50. And yeah I bought this too when I was like 15. Awesome.
LMFAO Work hard, Play hard kiddies: 55 here 😉
I need a friend like you! cheers mate!
@@franfender Dont we all! Cheers Mate from Dallas.
Black Sabbath should reunite to have a last concert with this lineup for the last time and sing the songs of the whole album of Born Again album.
O M G , I have been dying to see this footage. I love Born Again!!!!!!!!! Thank you for posting!
The memories I have of this concert in Cleveland are still with me 36 years later. I had already seen Kiss, The Who, Def Leppard, Journey, Triumph, and Iron Maiden at this point. And I was only 14, and I sat on the stage left side. Something about Sabbath that rocked my world!!🤟
Roy Gerstenberg II hell yeaH
I saw this in San Antonio, Texas it was the first time I saw sabbath and it was incredible the memory stays very real in my mind.
One of the best singers ever
This was only my second concert after seeing Iron Maiden two months earlier - both in Drammen, Norway.
The Sabbath-concert in Drammenshallen in august 83 was the first on the tour and therefor Ian Gillans debut with Black Sabbath. Have a special love for the Born Again-album but they were fantastic both with Ozzy and Dio and I saw them many times up the years including their final show in Birmingham 2017.
Tøft. Jeg var også i Birmingham
This my 2nd concert after seeing Ozzy with Bernie Torme right after Randy's death, I barely remember it, I was still mourning Randy. This show was killer in Buffalo a few days after this one.
This made my day - BA is a suberb album, it's wonderful to see a full BS concert with IG. OMG!
Excellent!
Back in day of big drum kits and big drum kit platforms
Bev Bevan (ex ELO) on drums
Bev Bevan was phenomenal@@ToonPR
How I 'd wanted to be on this gig! I want a Time Machine!!!!!
NEVER SABBATH SOUND SO IN TUNE!!....THANKS IAN!!
I actually prefer concerts filmed this way. A much better idea of what it was actually like to be there rather than a professionally filmed show that looks like a music video with close ups and rapid editing.
after reading your comment, you are right, gawd that is so true.
So true!
Amazing! This is the first time I saw Black Sabbath. The old New Haven Coliseum with Quiet Riot opening. Loud as shit!
I was at the New Haven show as well. 2nd or 3rd row in front of Tony.
BTW: That drum solo was fire!
Concert historique. Merci pour le partage!!!
saw them on this tour the stage show was fkn killer!!
Ian basically gets to belt out a literal best of Sabbath 1970=1983. He did an awesome job. He had to try to make his own songs that were only known to be sung by the "other" two Metal Godfathers, Ozzy and Ronnie James Fn Dio. Ian had to be drunk off his ass in that pub to accept this gig.
BTW... Iommi was in another God like universe shaking level of bone crushing bad assness.
I've heard Geezer didn't like this tour, looked like he was having fun there.
Bev Bevan from ELO was in beast mode keeping up with brutality of Ward and the Legendary Appice.
I saw the show the next night in Ottawa and yes, Geezer was absolutely into it. Was extremely impressed. What a great f ing show
Bev Bevan was phenomenal
I was at the Buffalo show a few days later, this version of Sabbath was killer.
this lineup should reform & call them selves. {BORN AGAIN} present day 2020 & record & release an all new studio album- - 2021 (The HELL SPAWN Has ARISEN) cheers friends 🍺🍺🍺🍺 on with the show yeah he merely needs to bring it out of himself once again yes I know I'm a vocalist
That would be incredible, unfortunately Gillan doesn't have that voice anymore though
Ha ha! Have you heard Ian lately? There’s no way in hell he could. He sounds like Kermit the Frog now.
Tony Iommi wouldn't be able to for health & age reasons.
An album is possible, but not a tour.
Best concert ever.... In Copenhagen....
And in Oslo
Epic ✝️✝️
Piece of history
Sabbath playing smoke on the Water. Please. 😀
Visti a Ginevra settembre 1983🤘♥️⭐🇮🇹
saw this tour in Toronto at Maple Leaf Gardens 4 days after this Montreal show. I was 16 years old at the time and it was the first concert I ever saw and Quiet Riot opened up. saw Sabbath a few times afterwards with Dio and Ozzy.
.... Consider yourself lucky or fortunate or better yet let's just say smart. .I saw it too in southern California in January of 1984 , at 19 years old though I had seen Sabbath with Dio twice and I had seen Sabbath with Ozzy on their never-say-die tour (I was fortunate to have two older brothers) my first concert I was like 12 it was foghat Eddie money and in between that and this tour off the top of my head I saw Sammy Hagar Boston styx REO Speedwagon like I said original Sabbath Sabbath with Dio I saw Ozzy solo with Randy Rhoads twice I saw Ozzy with Brad gillis Ozzy with Jake E Lee and Van Halen and motley Crue and Judas priest and queen like 11 times and oh Chuck Berry the grassroots America and whatever bands open for those bands at those shows and I can honestly say that of all those concerts and I hadn't even turned twenty yet Sabbath with Gillan was one of the best for sure
Also it would have been nice to have bill ward. Playing but bev bevan did a good job
To perform “Disturbing The Priest” and “Zero The Hero” in almost the same capacity as heard off the “Born Again” Album was apparently a major challenge! Ian Gillan did have a few Vocal struggles on these 2 songs including Heaven And Hell as heard off this concert footage. Overall, these tracks were descent and the other songs seemed to go quite well Live! Cheers!
Toledo Ohio saw the Born Again TouR Bring Back Memories still got the Tour Book
I was there left side in the red section
Wow IG -BS legends! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🎙️🦾🎸 Thanks for posting!
This tour was to play the London Gardens in London, Ontario on Oct 26
1983 but their Stonehenge stage wouldn't fit into the arena! Quiet Riot
was the opener and Nazareth ended up substituting as the headliner.
The staging size issues caused cancellations in other towns as well such
as Pittsburgh, Salt Lake City, Savannah and Salisbury MD.
Damn that was the day I joined the ARMY
Haha same year "SPINAL TAP" was created !! 1983/84.
AMAZIIIINGGG!! This is news to me, I was not aware of any Purple Sabbath footage of an entire concert. Wow! This sounds great. You made my day. Thank you behind words!
wow, this is really fantastic
This is the concert where there was a riot after the show because the subway system was closed and concert goers could not easily go home. Black Sabbath started the show very late (too stoned I was told).
increíble concierto
Yep... Spectrum in Philly 1983. What a show!
I absolutely loved this album (born again) when I was a kid! Never saw them live (any lineup) so thanks so much for this!
Great show Love Born Again and Gillan but shame on them for not playing anything from Mob Rules the ultimate Sabbath LP IMO
1:05:40 Black Sabbath. You are welcome.
This was the tour that inspired the movie Spinal Tap.
50:35 -- well, Heaven And Hell is hilarious, with Ian singing any old thing instead of words! That song belongs to Dio, and no one else! NO ONE could do that song justice, except Dio. He knew how to deliver that song with just the right amount of mythic darkness.
Go watch the movie Spinal Tap, it became an almost literal parallel of what went on during this tour. What you can't see in this video due to it's low resolution, is all the dry ice being pumped onto the stage and clouding up everything, Ian literally was struggling to see his lyric sheets because of it. He was still learning the songs, other times his lyric sheets would get blown off the stage by stage fan. The dwarf at the beginning of the show was pushed off the 30 foot Stonehenge monument where they forgot to set the mattresses up. Ian's boat being blown up as a prank, killed all the fish in Richard Bransons Marina. But in the end it was an epic era of Black Sabbath.
Geezer writes in his book that Gillian didn't really bother to learn the lyrics to songs he didn't collaborate in writing on. That annoyed Geezer.
Ray Gillen did justice to ALL the RJDio songs. . .
Dio.....sniveling little wessel
1:32 that's fucking awesome 🤘🏾 sabbath forever.
ian Gillan es mucho cantante poderoso, esa Children of the Grave la canta fantástico, con esas guitarras pesadas y esos gritos de lo mejor
Bev Bevan (Electric Light Orchestra) on drums ...
BEV is the BEST ever!
Hello I seen this tour in Dallas and it was great. But I would perferred. All songs from born again cd and maybe a sabbath song or two
Thank you for posting. I had tickets to see this tour but was in the region they cancelled shows, I think Geezer had health problems. Glad to see I finally got to see this.
Man this is such a gem. My first concert at age 15 (next day in Ottawa). Whoever recorded this was brilliant. Kudos!!! Some things the video can’t convey. First it was LOUD-the way metal should be. Second, those lights melted your face off-even from the back row lol. Third, I don’t think a reggae fest reeked of as much weed. First time I smelled it lol. Fourth, bongos?!?! Fifth, Zero the Hero was unforgettable even though the album hadn’t been released yet. That chorus!!! Sixth, Ian coulda tried a little harder on Heaven and Hell. Seventh, those druids unveiling the drum riser lights in Iron Man counted as a serious WTF moment back then!!
What a show!!!
Oh and eight, Ian could only sustain his histrionics for half the show that next night in Ottawa. Still killer though👍
Long Live Rock and roll
51:15 Heaven and Hell Ian screwed up the words 😂He had the words in front of him by that huge monitor below his microphone but sometimes he couldn’t read the words because of the smoke and the lights.
I think it would be hard as hell to remember every Sabbath song including the new ones from Born again and head out on tour all of this in a year.
That is why you don’t see him wondering to far away from that spot.
There are other songs he got lost on during this show and if you find any please comment with the song and a time stamp 😂
Cool that they did Smoke on the Water as an encore....
I was there.
Rock and Roll doctor 🤘
De los cagazos en Heaven and Hell a la épica interpretación de Black Sabbath. Eso sí que es saber ponerse de pie.
Man, I saw this lineup in Worcester Ma. There's actually a good recording of that show on youtube. The only problem is that Supernaut isn't included on it. I know they played it that night. They cut it from that particular recording which is a damn shame because it was a kick ass version with Ian on vocals.
...and on congas!
Cool 🙂😎
I don't know how I feel about 24:07 - singing along to the supernaut riff - in general though.
It looks like they got the proper Stonehenge stage set right. Nice.
Bah meu q massa Sabbath tocando Deep Purple
man if there was a clear version of the video but i believe it gillan with sabbath
So underrated... so much heavier than the biggest band at that time, Van Halen...
How comes Black Sabbath did not think of recording professionally a few of these shows for future releases?
I remember reading an article where Gillan talked about recording the next album with this line up. And the rest is history....I guess we're lucky this recording even exists.
ed steward from what I heard in 1983 the wheels were turning about a Purple reunion.. they were basically loaned Ian for 12-14 months.. so the purple reunion was gonna happen in late 1984-1985 anyway.. so it wouldn’t of worked for them to do another album and tour.. Ian blew out his voice on this tour with the banshee screaming and screeching he did on the album and tour for Born again
❤❤❤
Phenomenal. No Trashed though.
I mean scream, not cream, Jesus
1:23:20 Paranoid
I was at this show. Nazareth opened. Life sized stone henge yeaaaaahh😂😂😂😂
👍👍👍🤟
I was there....sorta. We got escorted out of the Forum after Nazareth....my buddy had been over-served 🤮
Noooooo!! Nazareth did rock though
Bev Bevan???
yes its Bev Bevan's From ELO on Durms
@@tysonthomson6847 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏🏼
Yes the very talented BEV Bevan
Too bad that any of their shows on this tour was filmed properly! So little footage available. What an epic album, show, production etc
So Dark….Sad Bill Ward did make the tour!! WE HEAR BILL BUT SEE BEV BEVAN…
Stongehenge, Dwarfs hanging from ropes, Crosses Burning etc
Balls & Brawn
«Your Life Is A Contridiction»
«Because Of Crusifiction ☦️✝️
Words By Ian Gillan & Geezer Butler 🔥🔥
Hear Ian sing War Pigs
Its better than Ozzy
Saw them in Oslo on this tour
The year after Dio Last in Line
After that Dio concert it was announced Deep Purple was reformed with Classic MK2 lineup & recording What was to become Perfect Stranger album realesed later in 1984….That was the end of Ian Gillan in Black Sabbath….these We’re dayz
To bad the sound is not good quality with my phone 😢😢😢😢
The Druids...no one knew who they were...or...what they were doin'!
They should have played Trashed. That would have been a great opening song.
I do not, for one, think that the problem was that the band was
down. I think that the problem may have been...that there was a
Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being
crushed by a dwarf. Alright? That tended to understate
the hugeness of the object.
😇
heaven & hell👌
Sabbath doing Purple. Very cool. The Born Again album was great. But I’ve got to say, the singer for Sabbath is Ozzy and the singer for Purple is Gillan.
No Ian can be black and purple
Heaven and hell!!!!!!!!
12:10 what was that? XDDD
Looks like a watermelon lmao. But it was a balloon. And Ian Gillan had some moves to psych that thing😂
@@dylanbodenheimer3722 thanks, I see now
Legit only here for supernaut, they never play it live, idk why
The constant drum roll parts during Zero the Hero doesn't help it go over live.
This the shit Ye sampled on Vultures?
they were almost black metal back then with Gillan.Very rare and pure form of Sabbath !