Black & Blue - Two Rock Giants... Live, Hot and Heavy 1982
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2 ROCK GIANTS... LIVE, HOT AND HEAVY
BLACK & BLUE is a concert film of the joint tour of Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult, filmed at Nassau Coliseum, Long Island, New York. ...this record breaking tour was seen by 1.5 million people... ...the highlight of Sabbath's performance is "IRON MAN" ...the audience go wild, giving the infamous Sabbath hand signal ...much of the video's excitement is due to the visual set up of Blue Oyster Cult ...their performance of "GODZILLA" is stunning... THIS IS ALL CONCERT FOOTAGE... NO FRILLS... NO TRICKS... BOSTON GLOBE
BLACK & BLUE is a concert film of the joint tour of Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult, filmed at Nassau Coliseum, Long Island, New York. ...this record breaking tour was seen by 1.5 million people... ...the highlight of Sabbath's performance is "IRON MAN" ...the audience go wild, giving the infamous Sabbath hand signal ...much of the video's excitement is due to the visual set up of Blue Oyster Cult ...their performance of "GODZILLA" is stunning... THIS IS ALL CONCERT FOOTAGE... NO FRILLS... NO TRICKS... BOSTON GLOBE
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| Distributor | Spectrum (PolyGram) |
| Catalogue Number | 791549 2 |
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| Release Date | August 1983 |
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| Notes | Track listing: Here's Johnny (Blue Oyster Cult); War Pigs (Black Sabbath); Neon Lights (Black Sabbath); N.I.B. (Black Sabbath); Dr. Music (Blue Oyster Cult); Cities on Flame (Blue Oyster Cult); Ironman (Black Sabbath); Paranoid (Black Sabbath); Godzilla (Blue Oyster Cult); Roadhouse Blues (Blue Oyster Cult); Heaven & Hell (Black Sabbath); Born to Be Wild (Blue Oyster Cult); Die Young (Black Sabbath) |
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by videoshark
Can't say I'm a fan of The Blue Oyster Cult but Ronnie James Dio is what I bought this for and he proves that he was fine replacement for Ozzy. A completly different animal but his venomous snarling vocals just kill with power. He will be sorley missed but never forgotton thanks to the fantastic performances he gave the world.