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Speak of the Devil
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 5099748167927
Format: Live, Import
Label: Sony International
Manufacturer: Sony International
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sony International
Release Date: November 27, 1995
Studio: Sony International
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Rating:  - 4.3 Brad Gillis Makes This CD
I remember in the 80's when this was released along with a live Black Sabbath CD (Live Evil). This far outshined the Sabbath release.
I always loved the sound of this disc. Brad Gillis (the up and coming Night Ranger guitarist) filled in temporarily for the deceased Randy Rhodes and Ozzy played only the Black Sabbath classic tracks. Maybe out of respect to Randy or just to rehash them, but boy do these sound good.
Tommy Aldridge gave a great performance as well. Just awesome drumming ... Read More
Rating:  - Black Sabbath Songs Like You've Never Heard Them Before
I was skeptical as a young man back in the early 80's when I heard about this live album. I just couldn't imagine Black Sabbath without Tony, Geezer and Bill. I have the utmost respect for them but I have to be honest and say that Brad, Rudy and Tommy blew a fresh wind of life into these classic songs. Really amazing hard-edged sound. Ozzy sounds terrific but it *seems* obvious to me that there was some studio overdubbing. In any case, this is a most entertaining album.
Rating: - Great Black Sabbath songs by Ozzy and friends...
Great live album with classics songs from Black Sabbath, performed by Ozzy at his best. Great concert and very good choice of songs on this cd.
A must have for any heavy rock music fans ! Pure classics !
Rating: - Suspiciously Good...
This record is on its way to become a true rarity: deleted from the remastered Ozzy catalog, it is now only available as an import item or leftover from the `95 remaster. For years I hesitated about buying this, as I considered it to be something of an oddity, an apocryphal release of sorts, caught right in the no-man's-land: it was an Ozzy solo record, but it contained no solo songs. Instead, it contained only Black Sabbath songs recorded during his US '82 tour at a show in New York, just a few months ... Read More
Rating: - Not bad for a set list learned in a matter of *days*
Learning of Ozzy's plans for an all Sabbath set list, his band learned the majority of these songs in a matter of days, having only played a handful of Sabbath songs during the Diary tour (Paraniod/Iron Man/Children of the Grave). The gigs (only two) were going to be recorded for a live album Ozzy was contractually bound to release. No pressure there.
What happens next is this record, and it's phenomenal.
When I listen to this now, I can't help thinking of the circumstances, ... Read More
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