(007874) Black Sabbath - 1994-08-27, Sao Paolo, Brazil

This concert took place at the Monsters of Rock festival at the Pacaembu Stadium, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil in 27.08.1994.

Sabbath Played before Slayer and KISS. This is the complete concert from the audience source.

Lineage: 1st gen Cassete > Soundforge 8.0b > WAV> CD-R > EAC > WAV > FLAC > you!

Here goes the setlist:

1. Supertzar

2. Time Machine

3. Children of the Grave

4. Children of the Sea

5. I Witness

6. The Mob Rules

7. Into the Void

8. Guitar Intro/Black Sabbath

9. Neon Knights

10. War Pigs

11. Headless Cross/Guitar Solo

12. Paranoid

13. Iron Man

14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Total running time is 79:21 min.

The players are Tony Martin, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward and Geoff Nicholls.

During "The Mob Rules", Iommi’s guitar went out of tune and he got very angry.

At the end of the song, he threw the guitar on the floor. You can hear that noise in this recording.

You can also hear the guitar changing tune many times during the song and Tony Martin trying to correct the vocals.

Bill Ward messes up the very beggining of "Headless Cross".

Black Sabbath @ Sao Paolo, Brazil 1994-08-27

This concert took place at the Monsters of Rock festival at the Pacaembu Stadium, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil in 27.08.1994.

Sabbath Played before Slayer and KISS. This is the complete concert from the audience source.

Lineage: 1st gen Cassete > Soundforge 8.0b > WAV> CD-R > EAC > WAV > FLAC > you!

Here goes the setlist:

1. Supertzar

2. Time Machine

3. Children of the Grave

4. Children of the Sea

5. I Witness

6. The Mob Rules

7. Into the Void

8. Guitar Intro/Black Sabbath

9. Neon Knights

10. War Pigs

11. Headless Cross/Guitar Solo

12. Paranoid

13. Iron Man

14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Total running time is 79:21 min.

The players are Tony Martin, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward and Geoff Nicholls.

During "The Mob Rules", Iommi’s guitar went out of tune and he got very angry.

At the end of the song, he threw the guitar on the floor. You can hear that noise in this recording.

You can also hear the guitar changing tune many times during the song and Tony Martin trying to correct the vocals.

Bill Ward messes up the very beggining of "Headless Cross".

I don't have any of the other bands handy but KISS is out there somewhere. This was kind of an interesting lineup with original drummer Bill Ward returning for just a handful of shows. Generally speaking I dig any Sabbath as I think Tony & Geezer (and Bill) are some of the greatest musicians who ever lived but Tony Martin's vocals can be weak and grating at times. I'd actually put Ray Gillen at a close 3rd.

I don't have any of the other bands handy but KISS is out there somewhere. This was kind of an interesting lineup with original drummer Bill Ward returning for just a handful of shows. Generally speaking I dig any Sabbath as I think Tony & Geezer (and Bill) are some of the greatest musicians who ever lived but Tony Martin's vocals can be weak and grating at times. I'd actually put Ray Gillen at a close 3rd.

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