From OZZY OSBOURNE's "NO REST FOR THE WICKED" US tour, the performance at the "Tower Theater" in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 4, 1989, known as a major staple of the video, has been decided to be released! After the end of the Japan tour and European tour accompanying the release of "NO REST FOR THE WICKED", OZZY OSBOURNE announced that he planned the second leg of the US tour with an interval of about one month, and that the first day's live would be broadcast nationwide on pay-per-view. That is the Philadelphia performance on June 4th recorded in this work. This live, which was watched by many fans, has naturally produced many titles since the VTR era. As it is a classic, there are some items that seem to have used lower generations that have been copied many times, so it is a mixed state, but this time, the best material from the existing video was selected, remastered, and digitized. This is the definitive version of the same day video, recorded with the highest quality that is almost comparable to the official one! In a backstage interview just before the show, Zack, Geezer, Castillo and others showed a friendly atmosphere, warming the hearts of the fans. However, from the opening song "I Don't Know" at the show, Ozzy Osbourne performed a performance that was typical of the metal incarnate Ozzy Osbourne. The highlight of this video is the energetic playing of the young Zack and the presence of Geezer, who joined just before the tour began. Zack, who runs wild in every song, is at full throttle from the opening. He plays his guitar with power and technique in every song, not only in new songs such as "Bloodbath In Paradise" and "Miracle Man", but also in classic songs by past guitarists such as "Flying High Again", "Shot In The Dark" and "Suicide Solution". Geezer, on the other hand, blends in seamlessly with the young Ozzy members, and seems to show what heaviness is all about. Especially in "Mr. Clowley", Geezer gives off a unique mood as if he were the black magician sung in the song. It is clear that a lot of care was taken in the sound mix, and it is also nice to be able to hear his bass playing in detail (the excellent sound quality and material condition of this video also play a part in this). "Shot In The Dark", which Ozzy himself said was "the version I liked", has the best members and fully demonstrates the potential of the song. Ozzy also explodes with showmanship, splashing water from the stage to the audience with a bucket, and you can enjoy a live performance that is impossible for anyone other than Ozzy. In addition, the medley from "Sweet Leaf" to "War Pigs", and the familiar BLACK SABBATH numbers such as "Iron Man" and "Paranoid" have a youthful dynamism with Zack's playing, and even SABBATH fans will be impressed by the performance. This live performance was officially released as a live work, "JUST SAY OZZY," which contains a part of the show. Due to various circumstances, it was not possible to record all the songs, and it was announced from the beginning that this work was a "mini live album" that was not a complete version, but with only 6 songs and about 30 minutes of recording, it was too short, and the fact that only the audio was released even though the video was known increased fans' dissatisfaction. When comparing this video with the official audio, Ozzy's vocals are different in many songs, and the performance can be enjoyed with outstanding quality, allowing you to enjoy the special live performance in the best way possible. Furthermore, the value and interest of the precious professional shot footage from that time captured with vivid force is outstanding, and the content is exactly as official! Live at Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, PA. USA 4th June 1989 PRO-SHOT 1. Backstage Interview 2. Move To The Stage 3. Carmina Burana 4. I Don't Know 5. Flying High Again 6. Mr. Crowley 7. Shot In The Dark 8. Bloodbath In Paradise 9. Guitar Solo 10. Sweet Leaf 11. War Pigs 12. Tattooed Dancer 13. Drum Solo 14. Tattooed Dancer(reprise) 15. Miracle Man 16. Suicide Solution 17. Iron Man 18. Crazy Train 19. Paranoid Ozzy Osbourne - Vocal Zakk Wylde - Guitar Geezer Butler - Bass Randy Castillo - Drums John Sinclair - Keyboards PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx. 86min
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