BLACK SABBATH
Leisure Center
Newport, England, UK
April 14, 1994
Lineage: unknown gen VHS>VIDEO TS (using ClickToDVD)>DVD-R>DVDShrink(lossless extraction)>VIDEO TS
Band:
Tony Iommi
Geezer Butler
Tony Martin
Bobby Rondinelli
with Geoff Nicholls
Tracklist (1:26:52):
Time Machine (cuts in)
Children Of The Grave
Children of the Sea
The Mob Rules
Into The Void
Anno Mundi
Black Sabbath
Neon Knights
Psychophobia
The Wizard
Cross Of Thorns
Symptom Of The Universe
Rondinelli solo
Headless Cross
Paranoid
Iron Man
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (cuts out)
Notes: Another from the Gary's Black Sabbath batch, this is an interesting amateur video, shot the day after the officially
released "Cross Purposes Live" was filmed. On this date, Tony Martin is fully feeling the effects of being sick, and is forced
to sing in a much lower register, resulting in something of a unique performance. One song is dropped from the setlist (I Witness),
and Tony makes a valiant effort to give the paying customers their money's worth. This is fairly generated, but, extremely watchable
for fans of the band and tour - sound is typical '90s VHS. This was acquired in NTSC format, so, it made the transition from PAL
before I received it.
Download part 1 here
Download part 2 here
Download part 3 here
Leisure Center
Newport, England, UK
April 14, 1994
Lineage: unknown gen VHS>VIDEO TS (using ClickToDVD)>DVD-R>DVDShrink(lossless extraction)>VIDEO TS
Band:
Tony Iommi
Geezer Butler
Tony Martin
Bobby Rondinelli
with Geoff Nicholls
Tracklist (1:26:52):
Time Machine (cuts in)
Children Of The Grave
Children of the Sea
The Mob Rules
Into The Void
Anno Mundi
Black Sabbath
Neon Knights
Psychophobia
The Wizard
Cross Of Thorns
Symptom Of The Universe
Rondinelli solo
Headless Cross
Paranoid
Iron Man
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (cuts out)
Notes: Another from the Gary's Black Sabbath batch, this is an interesting amateur video, shot the day after the officially
released "Cross Purposes Live" was filmed. On this date, Tony Martin is fully feeling the effects of being sick, and is forced
to sing in a much lower register, resulting in something of a unique performance. One song is dropped from the setlist (I Witness),
and Tony makes a valiant effort to give the paying customers their money's worth. This is fairly generated, but, extremely watchable
for fans of the band and tour - sound is typical '90s VHS. This was acquired in NTSC format, so, it made the transition from PAL
before I received it.
Download part 1 here
Download part 2 here
Download part 3 here
