Black Sabbath - 1986-05-21 - Definitive Sheffield

Black Sabbath / Definitive Sheffield 1986 / 2CD / Zodiac Live at City Hall, Sheffield, UK 21st May 1986 Disc1 1. Supertzar 2. The Mob Rules 3. Children Of The Sea 4. War Pigs 5. Danger Zone 6. Heart Like a Wheel 7. Symptom Of The Universe 8. Sweet Leaf 9. Zero The Hero/Sphinx (The Guardian) 10. Seventh Star Disc2 11. Member Introduction 12. Turn To Stone 13. Drum Solo 14. Die Young 15. Black Sabbath 16. Bass Solo 17. N.I.B 18. Neon Knights 19. Heaven and Hell 20. Guitar Solo 21. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath/Heaven and Hell continued 22. Children Of The Grave 23. Supernaut 24. Paranoid Length: 105 min Line up: Ray Gillen, Tony Iommi, Dave Spitz, Eric Singer, Geoff Nicholls Text copy from original uploader: "Reproduction from original master masterpiece recording which has represented Ray Guillain era. It is a permanent preservation press appeared in 2CD. She is engraved on that name recording “Sheffield Performance May 21, 1986”. It is its ultimate full-audience recording. This recording is exactly suitable for calling masterpieces. It is a masterpiece that conveyed how wonderful the full live of the Rei era was. Although there are also Hammer Smith performances recorded also in the Deluxe Edition of “SEVENTH STAR” and Texas performances of FM broadcasts, both of them are very short and far from full. Moreover, the sound board of Hammersmith ‘s performance (despite being formulated) is a completely bad SBD, and there are many maniacs feeling that this is a representative sound source of the Ray era. That healed the dryness of such maniacs is, of course, a superb full audience recording. Among them, mania all over the world praised, there is a sound source reigning as “Top 3”. That is our familiar Leicester performance “SEVENTH ZONE” and Nottingham performance “LAST GIG WITH RAY”, and this work Sheffield performance. Besides, these three are authentic trilogy. Actually, it is a recording by Mr. Crazy S. “famous name in the world, and it is a direct CD from the original cassette directly provided by himself / herself. It’s no exaggeration to say that “Ray Age Sabbath” for sound source mania is “= Crazy S. work”. This work is the one that re-digitized such a historical “Crazy S.” master again with modern aircraft. Where the reborn quality is anxious, saying “SEVENTH STAR TOUR 1986” is somewhat complicated with Glenn Hughes and a replacement play. First of all, let’s check the position from the whole picture of the tour to consolidate the image of this work."