Black Sabbath 1972-07-15 Dayton (FLAC)

Black Sabbath
1972-07-15
Hara Arena
Dayton, OH
Audience recording
Luciferburns 1st gen tape

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CONTRAST CLAUSE:

This version comes from a 1st gen tape, while the versions already up here originate from a 2nd gen tape


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Running time:
59:48 min

Lineage:
Master Reel -> cassette -> CDR.

Tracklist:

01 Tomorrow's Dream
02 Sweet Leaf
03 Snowblind
04 War Pigs
05 Under the Sun
06 Iron Man
07 Wicked World & Orchid & Guitar Solo & Wicked World (reprise)
08 Wheels of Confusion
09 Embryo & Children of the Grave
10 Paranoid

Many thanks to Luciferburns for sending me this and allowing me to share it! This recording is well-known for including Under The Sun and Wheels Of Confusion. The taper paused the recorder between songs. I renamed the tracks and added ReplayGain tags, nothing else was changed by me. ENJOY!

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Black Sabbath-Paris 12-19-70 & BBC 1970 (FLAC)

Black Sabbath-"Paris 12-19-70 & BBC 1970" (FLAC)


Black Sabbath
War Pigs Great Dane Records (GDR CD 9119)
December 19,1970
L'Olympia
Paris,France
Source: TV Soundtrack
Quality: VG+
Lineage: Silver CD>EAC>TLH>FLAC


Lineup:

Ozzy Osbourne: Vocals
Tony Iommi: Guitar
Geezer Butler: Bass
Bill Ward: Drums

Tracklisting:

1.Paranoid
2.Hand Of Doom
3.Iron Man
4.N.I.B.
5.Behind The Wall Of Sleep
6.War Pigs
7.Fairies Wear Boots
8.Black Sabbath


This is a direct copy of Great Dane Records' "War Pigs" bootleg CD. It's from the same source as the previously posted version but without any of the glitches, pops and other flaws that plagued the currently seeded version and a significantly better sound quality.

ARTWORK INCLUDED

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Black Sabbath
1st January 1970
"Peel in Concert", unknown venue.

Broadcast by BBC 6Music on 1st Novemberber 2009 for Stuart Maconie's Live Freaks.

**[BBC 6Music is an FM and digital broadcaster. Bit rate on DAB radio is
128kbps, DVB-T and Digital Satellite 160kbps. This is the DVB-T recording]**

DVB-T (160kbps / 48Khz) > Nebula DigiTV > Hard Disk MP2 > mp3DirectCut


Tracklist

01 Introduction
02 Fairies Wear Boots
03 Behind The Wall Of Sleep

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01. The Move--Open My Eyes (cuts in and cuts out)*
02. Fleetwood Mac--Yonder's Wall*
03. Ten Years After--Woke Up This Morning*
04. The Family - Bring It On Home
05 .Badfinger--Up on Cripple Creek*
06. Bee Gee's world 1968
07. Hollies Mighty Quinn BBC in Concert
08. Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera All Along The Watchtower
09. Bakerloo The Last Blues
10. Andy Fernbach Gotta Keep Movin'
11. THE CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN I Put A Spell On You
12. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton Tears in My Eyes
13. Brett Marvin And The Thunderbolts Drop Down Mama
14. The Eclection - Charity
15. Principal Edwards Magic Theatre - Pinky A Mystery Cycle
16. The Pretty Things - Alexander
17. Colosseum - February's Valentine
18. Kaleidoscope -- Flight From Ashiya
19. Black Sabbath evil woman
20. Trees On The Shore



01. No Data
02. No Data
03. Bcst/1968-12-23 David Symonds
04. Rec/1968-03-11 Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue Bcst/1969-04-27 Top Gear
05. No Data
06. Possibly Rec/1967-11-30
07. BCST/1969-11-14 BBC TV "line Up" (DVD rip)
08. Rec/1968-01-27 Saturday Club, BBC Radio 1
09. Bcst/1969-02-16 Top Gear
10. Bcst or Rec 1970-07-19
11. August, September, October, November 1968 (sessions in all 4 months)
12. Rec/1966-02-09 Bcst/1966-02-12
13. Recorded or Broadcast 1970-08-05
14. Bcst/ 1969-04-27 Top Gear
15. Bcst/ 1969-04-27 Top Gear
16. Bcst/ 1969-07-06 Top Gear
17. Bcst/ 1969-07-06 Top Gear
18. Bcst/ 1967-09-07 BBC transcription disc 'Top of the Pops' no.152,
19. Bcst/ 1970-04-26 Top Gear
20. Bcst/ 1971-02-08 Sound of the Seventies

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Black Sabbath-3-23-71

Black Sabbath

Henry Levitt Arena
Wichita, Kansas
March 23, 1971



-nib
-War pigs
-black sabbath
-iron man
-wicked world
-paranoid
-fairies wear boots

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(Pre-Black Sabbath) Earth - Studio Sessions

Black Sabbath - Earth Studio Sessions

This album is a collection of samples and studio sessions played by the pre-Black Sabbath band called "Earth".

Tracklist

1 - Unknown Demo
2 - Early One Morning
3 - The Rebel (Sample)
4 - When i Came Down (Sample)
5 - Thomas Jam (With Jim Simpson)

Cover Art Included

Length: 17 min
Line up: Ozzy osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward and Jim Simpson

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Black Sabbath-2-19-73

Black Sabbath
"Palasport" Bologna, Italy
February 19, 1973

Great Audience Recording!

01-Tomorrows Dream
02-Sweet Leaf
03-War Pigs (aborted about halfway through, due to PA problems)
04-Snowblind
05-Iron Man
06-Cornuccopia
07-Killing Yourself to Live
08-Wicked World
09-Guitar Solo & Jam
10-Supernaut
11-Wicked World (cont.)
12-Embryo/Children of the Grave
13-Paranoid



Line up:
Ozzy Osbourne
Tony Iommi
Geezer Butler
Bill Ward

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Comments from sabbathlive.com:

Sabbath played at Palasport in Bologna, Italy on February 19th, 1973. This was the 5th stop on their final European tour to support VOLUME 4. It was also the 1st of four shows in Italy, 3 of which were recorded. This was the first “known recorded” show for this leg of the tour.

Very good audience recording. This appears to be a complete show musically, but there are several cuts between songs. It sounds as if the taper was trying to conserve tape or edit out pauses between songs. The recording always seems to resume as the next song is being introduced. The quality is “good” at the very beginning, with the band sounding a bit more distant. There are also some minor defects (tape hiss, etc.) throughout, but the sound improves by the 2nd song when the taper moves fairly close to the PA. Ozzy, Bill and Tony are loud and clear, but Geezer is nearly inaudible. It’s really great to hear Bill so up front in the mix, as you can really sense the interplay between he and Iommi.

Sabbath turns in a respectably good show, but has to contend with various technical problems during the show. Ozzy’s microphone coaxes a bit of feedback from the PA at least a few times. The most major problem occurred during “War Pigs”, where it sounds like the PA system was actually cutting out. You could still hear the sound of the bands amplifiers in the distance, but Ozzy’s vocals are gone about halfway through the song. Bill and Tony make a brief attempt to bridge into an unplanned improvisation, but give up after a few minutes.

Regardless, the show continues with a fairly intense rendition of “Iron Man”. Bill takes the tempo up even faster than usual during Tony’s intro solo. You can tell that Iommi is working harder to keep up with Bill’s manic drum rolls. I know they had to have a good laugh after coming out of that exhilarating ending. This segues into “Cornucopia”, which is on the money. Ozzy isn’t quite that animated during this show, but his vocals sound good.

The show includes the earliest known rendition of “Killing Yourself To Live” with even different lyrics than what are heard on LIVE AT LAST (which was recorded a month later). What struck me about this song is how fully developed Tony’s guitar parts were even at this point. His guitar solos are nearly identical to what he would end up recording for the SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH album.

I was particularly amused by the reception that Tony Iommi got during his usual extended guitar solo section. On most nights, Tony shreds like a madman and the audiences usually reserve their biggest applause for the end. The Italian audience here was clapping and cheering after almost every section in his solo, which had to make Tony grin like a Cheshire cat! The enthusiasm of the Bologna audience really underlined the fact that this was a good show for the Sabs!

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