Black Sabbath - The End (4 February 2017 - Birmingham) - Sealed Mint Vinyl
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Black Sabbath - The End (4 February 2017 - Birmingham)
Reissue - Blue Vinyl - Sealed - Mint copy (see pic's)Tracklist A1 Black Sabbath A2 Fairies Wear Boots A3 Under The Sun / Every Day Comes And Goes B1 After Forever B2 Into The Void B3 Snowblind C1 Band Intros C2 War Pigs C3 Behind The Wall Of Sleep C4 Bassically / N.I.B. D1 Hand Of Doom D2 Supernaut / Sabbath Bloody Sabbath / Megalomania D3 Rat Salad / Drum Solo E1 Iron Man E2 Dirty Women F1 Children Of The Grave F2 Paranoid
Birmingham. 4th February 2017. The End. After nearly fifty years it was the final show of Black Sabbath's Farewell Tour back where it all began in their home city of Birmingham, the industrial heart of England. There could be no more appropriate place for the Godfathers of Heavy Metal to take their last bow. Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi and Ozzy Osbourne delivered a set that focused on Black Sabbath's classic seventies albums, the albums that defined a genre and inspired future generations. It was an extraordinary, emotional night for both the band and the fans and one that will never be forgotten. Birmingham. 4th February 2017. The End. After nearly fifty years it was the final show of Black Sabbath's Farewell Tour back where it all began in their home city of Birmingham, the industrial heart of England. There could be no more appropriate place for the Godfathers of Heavy Metal to take their last bow. Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi and Ozzy Osbourne delivered a set that focused on Black Sabbath's classic seventies albums, the albums that defined a genre and inspired future generations. It was an extraordinary, emotional night for both the band and the fans and one that will never be forgotten. Birmingham. 4th February 2017. The End. After nearly fifty years it was the final show of Black Sabbath's Farewell Tour back where it all began in their home city of Birmingham, the industrial heart of England. There could be no more appropriate place for the Godfathers of Heavy Metal to take their last bow. Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi and Ozzy Osbourne delivered a set that focused on Black Sabbath's classic seventies albums, the albums that defined a genre and inspired future generations. It was an extraordinary, emotional night for both the band and the fans and one that will never be forgotten.
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