Even in the very special Randy Rhoads era, the "Original BLIZZARD" period is extremely special. This masterpiece, a full live album, is an amazing new discovery. The best masterpiece was blown into “London performance on September 20, 1980”. This is a superb audience recording recorded at the traditional venue “Hammersmith Odeon”. [The "Original BLIZZARD" era that produced two great albums] You may not be familiar with the term "original BLIZZARD," but it refers to the era that produced the historical masterpieces "BLIZZARD OF OZZ" and "DIARY OF A MADMAN." member. In other words, in addition to Ozzy/Randy, the original rhythm section Bob Daisley and Lee Kerslake are the four members. These four people created two great albums, but when it came to live performances, most of them were replaced by Rudy Sarzo & Tommy Aldridge after 1981. There are few live performances of "Original BLIZZARD", and the records that remain are extremely valuable. Our store has archived several such records, so let's organize them in detail by schedule. 1980《April 19th “BLIZZARD OF OZZ” completed》・September 3rd + 5th: Warm-up gig (2 performances)・September 12th-18th (5 performances)《September 20th “BLIZZARD OF OZZ” OZZ'' released》・September 20th: London performance ←★This work★・September 21st: London performance・September 23rd “NIGHTS OF BLIZZARD (Manchester)”・September 24th - October 1st (5 Performances)・October 2nd: Southampton Performance ←※Official SBD・October 3rd – October 9th (5 performances)・October 10th: Taunton Performance・October 11th – 24th (9 performances)・October 26th ``NIGHTS OF BLIZZARD (London)'' ・October 28th - November 1st (4 performances) 1981《February-March ``DIARY OF A MADMAN'' production》《March: Bob Daisley/ Leaving Lee Kerslake》This is the outline of “Original BLIZZARD”. The South Hampton performance was recorded on a soundboard, and a few songs were released on ``TRIBUTE''s ``Goodbye To Romance'' and ``No Bone Movies'' and the live EP ``MR. CROWLEY'', but officially that's it. Full shows have no choice but to rely on audience recording. Among them, the Hammersmith performance of this work was the 8th concert, which was the day of the release of the famous album “BLIZZARD OF OZZ”. The live date itself is historical, but the true value of this work is not there. “Original BLIZZARD” is also a full live album with the highest sound quality. Great recordings have been known for a long time on this day, and HAMMERSMITH BLIZZARD has become a classic, but this work is not its upgrade master. It is a completely different new excavation recording. [A full live album that is the masterpiece of the original BLIZZARD] The sound is truly the best ever. This is not "the best of the day". It updates the best of all the "original BLIZZARD" recordings known to date (of course, the studio masterpiece and official SBD are a different story). In fact, when it comes to the pinnacle of "original BLIZZARD," the prestigious Bondage label's "CHELMSFORD COMPLETE" stands out. Opinions on the others are divided based on the individuality of the sound...To be honest, it was like comparing Danguri's height. This work is a new champion that also takes away that “CHELMSFORD COMPLETE”. I think the conventional version of the same show “HAMMERSMITH BLIZZARD” is familiar, but this one is no longer a match. “HAMMERSMITH BLIZZARD” is definitely one of the best recordings of the original BLIZZARD even to today's ears, but this production method is overwhelmingly close and on. It's no match for this work, which doesn't have a sense of sparseness. However, the conventional version, which has finished its role, also contributed greatly to the supplement. As a matter of fact, this newly excavated recording is not completely flawless, and the recording ended in the middle of “Paranoid” at the end of the encore. The master of ``HAMMERSMITH BLIZZARD'' made it perfect. It is also useful for repairing and supplementing opening parts, pauses between songs, and momentary jumps. Not only did they deliver the best sound, but they also created the longest and most seamless "complete album" ever. Now, the "best on the same day" is just a regional qualifying round. In order to become the "Original BLIZZARD King", you must defeat the champion "CHELMSFORD COMPLETE". What was great about that masterpiece was the strength and separation of the core, and as mentioned above, this work also has a lot of direct feeling. The sense of physical distance is a good match with Chelmsford recording, but the decisive factor for victory was the clarity. Anyway, the atmosphere is clear and even the smallest details are extremely vivid. Some Chelmsford recordings are available in which enthusiasts have equalized and strengthened the direct feeling, but on the other hand, this work is overwhelming with a fresh natural feeling. You can experience Randy's dancing guitar and Bob & Lee's original beat in a very realistic way. The show drawn with such a new champion sound will be the “live performance version of BLIZZARD OF OZZ”. As mentioned above, "Original BLIZZARD" also has an official soundboard for several songs, so be sure to check out the other songs as well. Blizzard of Oz (8 songs) / I Don't Know (★) / Crazy Train (★) / Goodbye To Romance / No Bone Movies / Mr. Crowley / Suicide Solution / Revelation (Mother Earth) (★) / Steal Away (The Night) (★) Others (4 songs) Single song: You Looking At Me Looking At You (★) Sabbath: Iron Man (★) / Children Of The Grave (★) / Paranoid (★) *Note : "★" marks are songs for which the official soundboard of the original arrangement has not been announced. The rare song "You Looking At Me Looking At You" is delicious, but it's the "Original BLIZZARD" ensemble that runs through the entire album that is irresistible. It was a venue where not only Randy, but also the real bands that produced two great albums were all gathered together. This is the pinnacle of the live album that allows you to experience it in its entirety. This is a definitive piece that boasts a special shine even in the Randy collection, which has expanded as the excavation progresses. The best live album of "original BLIZZARD" featuring Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake. This is the best audience recording of “Hammersmith Performance on September 20, 1980”. This is a new excavated recording that is completely different from the conventional version "HAMMERSMITH BLIZZARD", and it is overwhelmingly on and clear. The new champion who won not the "best of the day" but the "best of all original BLIZZARD recordings". This is an absolute edition where you can fully experience the live performance of the miraculous band that created not only the precious song "You Looking At Me Looking At You" but also the two great albums "BLIZZARD OF OZZ" and "DIARY OF A MADMAN". Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK 20th September 1980 PERFECT SOUND(NEW SOURCE & MUCH UPGRADE!!!!)(66:22) 1. Carl Orff: Carmina Burana 2. I Don't Know 3. You Looking At Me Looking At You★ 4. Crazy Train 5. Goodbye To Romance 6. No Bone Movies 7. Mr. Crowley 8. Suicide Solution 9. Guitar Solo/Suicide Solution(Reprise) 10. Drum Solo 11. Revelation (Mother Earth) 12. Iron Man 13. Children Of The Grave 14. Steal Away (The Night) 15. Paranoid Ozzy Osbourne - Vocals Randy Rhoads - Guitar Bob Daisley - Bass Lee Kerslake - Drums Lindsey Bridgewater - Keyboards
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