After the final tour "THE END", the video work "THE END: LIVE IN BIRMINGHAM" was released. In addition, Ozzy announced his solo "FAREWELL TOUR", and many people may realize that the traditional heavyweight band has really left. "DEFINITIVE HOLLYWOOD BOWL 2016", which is said to be "Sabbath's last soundboard!?", will be released, but we have prepared a studio album that collects all the "last masterpieces" they left behind. This work contains official studio rare tracks. It is a studio album that compiles "new songs from the reunion period" that were not included in the final work "13". This work has a total of 13 songs, and can be roughly divided into three types. Let's take a closer look at each one. [1998-2001 (5 songs)] The first section is 5 rare tracks before HEAVEN & HELL. First up are "Psycho Man" and "Selling My Soul" produced for the live album "REUNION". Of course, it's not the album version, but the "Danny Saber Remix" that was only included on out-of-print singles and promo CDs. It's not the playful version that remixes are often, but a version that emphasizes the 90s aggression more than the album. Also, as an aside, "Psycho Man" is a very special song in Sabbath history. In fact, a drum machine was used on "Selling My Soul," and Brad Wilk was in charge of drums on "13." On the other hand, Bill Ward played "Psycho Man," making it the only reunion song with the "original four" all together. Next is "Who's Fooling Who" from Tony Iommi's solo album "IOMMI." This one is not credited to BLACK SABBATH because Geezer Butler was not involved, but the drummer is Bill. The original 3/4 are all there, and the bass is by Lawrence Cottle, who played on "HEADLESS CROSS". It's a song that's as close to BLACK SABBATH as you can get. The fourth track, "For Heaven's Sake 2000", was included on the compilation album "LOUD ROCKS" in which Ozzy and Iommi participated. Although it's a song that doesn't seem like "Black Sabbath" as it was performed with the hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan, Ozzy/Iommi also wrote the song, and their distinctive voices and riffs are well-suited. The fifth track is the only new song that wasn't recorded in the studio, "Scary Dreams". After the 1999 breakup tour (apparently the members were only aware of it because it was promoted by the management), they tried to produce a new album, and this song was written at that time. It was only performed on the 2001 tour, and even the soundboard is no longer available, making it a phantom song. This work was recorded as an audience recording of the "Florida performance on July 13, 2001", which is considered one of the best recordings. This day was coincidentally "Friday the 13th". Along with the best sound, it is a famous recording that is also considered a monumental live performance by enthusiasts (the full recording can be enjoyed on the gift album "FRIDAY THE 13TH"). ["13" Bonus Tracks (4 songs)] Next are the four songs released as bonus tracks on the final work "13". This is a famous take that is hard to call rare, but it was recorded for the purpose of assembling studio recordings. The volume and sound pressure are the same as the other tracks, and it has been arranged so that it can be heard as a consistent "album". [Mini-album "THE END" (4 songs)] The last section is four studio tracks from the mini-album "THE END" not released in Japan. These four songs are outtakes produced during the "13" session. This mini-album can only be purchased at the venue of the last tour "THE END", and even Russian-made copy boots are now traded at a high price. The mini album is composed of "4 studio songs + 4 live songs", but this work contains only the 4 studio recordings. Although the 4 songs are outtakes, they are complete and the tune is completely "13". The album was also a big hit all over the world as it "revived the early spirit", but if you combine it with the above bonus tracks, it will be 8 songs for one album. However, this mini album has a significantly different volume and sound pressure from the bonus tracks of "13", and even collectors who have all the albums will feel uncomfortable listening to it through. In this work, we have adjusted that point so that you can enjoy it as "another "13". Although active for 20 years from 1997, the reunited BLACK SABBATH only released a studio work "13". Now that the curtain has fallen on that history, we would like you to know that there were treasures other than "13". This is a work that arranges the masterpieces that were not included in the album into an "album" that you can listen to. 1. Psycho Man (Danny Saber Remix) 2. Selling My Soul (Danny Saber Remix) 3. Who's Fooling Who (Iommi, Osbourne, Ward & Cottle) 4. For Heaven's Sake 2000 (Osbourne, Iommi & Wu-Tang Clan) 5. Scary Dreams (Florida Live 2001) [“13” BONUS TRACKS] 6. Methademic 7. Peace Of Mind 8. Pariah 9. Nai?vete? In Black In Black [“THE END” E.P.] 10. Season Of The Dead 11. Cry All Night 12. Take Me Home 13. Isolated Man
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