BLACK SABBATH, who released ``BORN AGAIN'' with Ian Gillan, made a virtual debut at the ``Reading Festival'' on August 27, 1983, and then began a full-fledged European tour. They will be performing around 15 performances in various countries, mainly Germany, until the beginning of October. The full-length sound source of this live performance from the audience is available in several titles, including excellent ones such as "GILLAN IS A ROCK 'N' ROLL DOCTOR" which recorded the performance in Madrid, Spain on September 14th. is known to fans. However, there are very few audience recordings with quality comparable to soundboard sources such as “Reading Festival” and “EUROLINES” of the same year. Among them, the audience recording containing the Boblingen performance on September 28th is definitely one that can be declared to be “the top audience recording of the same period”. From the opening song "Supertzar", the dynamic sound jumps out clearly and clearly, and the sound image convinces the listener of the master quality. In addition to the power of the performance that makes you feel close to the stage, the atmosphere with echoes and the heated atmosphere of the venue create an outstanding sense of realism, allowing the listener to listen to "Children Of The Grave", "Hot Line", You will be in agony listening to the many heavy songs that are played repeatedly such as “War Pigs”! Gillan's clearly audible vocals, Iommi's guitar with a metallic sharpness, and above all, the undulating deep bass will allow all fans to fully enjoy the real pleasure of the "BORN AGAIN" tour. Naturally, it has been properly remastered for recording, with improved sound quality, properly adjusted tape speed, etc., so you can listen to the live performance with confidence. It is also a big point that Geezer Butler's bass stands out in this recording. Not only the familiar “War Pigs” and “Iron Man”, but also the unique grooves heard in Ozzy era numbers such as “Supernaut” and “Rock ‘N’ Roll Doctor”, which can be said to be the characteristics of this tour, are irresistible. Even from the new album, songs such as "Disturbing The Priest" and "Zero The Hero", which are extremely heavy, have an intense and unparalleled presence, giving off an evil mood that rivals the classic numbers. In addition, this live show was at a time when the European tour was coming to an end and the set list was beginning to change, with songs such as "Heaven And Hell", which had not been featured at the beginning of the tour, and "Born Again", which would soon be cut, included. The rare setlist that you can enjoy at the same time is also attractive. Iommi's solo that continues from "Heaven And Hell" is a play that is quite listenable, and it is also impressive that the riff of "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" is inserted in the middle. Also, this day has been recorded for radio broadcasting, and three songs are being broadcast: “Black Sabbath”, “Smoke On The Water”, and “Paranoid”. These are included as a bonus in “EUROLINES”, so it will be interesting to compare them with this audience recording. At the end, an interview with Ian Gillan, which was used along with the radio broadcast, is also included as a bonus track. By combining “EUROLINES” with this work, you can listen to the entire broadcast. This work has a volume of over 100 minutes, including about 94 minutes of the main live performance and about 7 minutes of interviews, so it is hard to believe that it is a bonus title! Live at Sporthalle, Boblingen, Germany 28th September 1983 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 1. Supertzar 2. Children Of The Grave 3. Hot Line 4. War Pigs 5. Born Again 6. Supernaut 7. Drums Solo 8. Rock'N'Roll Doctor 9. Disturbing The Priest 10. Iron Man Disc 2 1. The Dark / Zero The Hero 2. Heaven And Hell 3. Guitar Solo 4. Digital Bitch 5. Black Sabbath 6. Smoke On The Water 7. Paranoid / Heaven And Hell (Reprise) Bonus Track 8. Interview with Ian Gillan Ian Gillan - Vocals Tony Iommi - Guitars Geezer Butler - Bass Bev Bevan - Drums Geoff Nicholls - Keyboards
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