Black Sabbath 1971-04-18 Copenhagen (Master)
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2013
- Black Sabbath
1971-04-18
Falkoner Teatret
København (Copenhagen), Denmark
Audience recording
MASTER
Running time: 49:29 min
Lineage: Reel-to-reel master - CD-R - FLAC
Tracklist:
1. N.I.B.
2. War Pigs
3. Guitar intro & Black Sabbath
4. Iron Man
5. Into the Void
6. Paranoid
7. Fairies Wear Boots
Can't find anything to complain about. To have this incredible 50 year old gift presented for free, is a testament to the love and appreciation of a true Sabbo Phile. Thank you for your generous nature and your ability to make this happen. On behalf of all Sab fans worldwide, we salute you.
My god into the void is an assault especially for ‘71. Damn
What a fucking song!
@@techdeathhippie6319 ...Mr Iommi...it seems wasn’t f’ing around 🤘
For the people questioning the tape speed and overall audio quality, two points - first, the tape speed is correct, Tony and Geezer started tuning down to C# (a step and a half down) right before the Master Of Reality album and played everything live in that tuning from very early '71 through '75; I guess back in those days having multiple guitars & basses for different tunings wasn't thought about as an option. And as far as audio quality goes, the vast majority of bootlegs from the 70's weren't exactly great quality, unless you were a band like the Grateful Dead who taped all of their own shows through the board to reel to reel. Audience recorded boots were limited by the quality of the technology of the day...we take for granted now that we all walk around with mini computers in our pockets - back in the day, if you wanted to record a concert, you really had to put in some serious effort.
SNOWBLIND in '72
There is a hard to find bootleg recording out there that has Tony and Geez tuned down a flatter step and a half that's closer to 2 full steps. When I used to play in a Sabbath tribute band in the 90's, I had one guitar specially tuned this way for just Into the Void, Children of the Grave, After Forever and Lord of This World (yes, we played a lot of the heavier riffage songs), because it was so fucking heavy sounding that way.
Great point. I've got bootlegs of shows from Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and a few other bands in the 70s. The sound quality varies but not much different than this. I also have a lot of Grateful Dead "bootlegs" and the quality is so great that it sounds like a like a f'ing studio releases CD.
@@jgfunk have the recordings you have been released by yourself or anyone else you’ve seen/heard about?
Just like Hendrix or SRV below 440
That Into the Void riff never gets old!
Best ever sounding War Pigs, just wow. It's really heavy for a 1971.
I just thought Paris concert had most heavy sounding War Pigs. I was wrong, oh boy.
Heavy for any era
The most heavy and terrifying version of "Black Sabbath" song
The one from live evil is pretty haunting
Hell yes man
@@sotis1756 i love dio sabbath, but dio singing black sabbath is kinda wrong. That’s a song for only the four original members, that includes their last tour when they didn’t have bill warf
@@mattmcgourty7971 nothing wrong. Just different interpretation. The music's certainly great enough to bear that.
N.I.B. 00:00
War Pigs 06:54
Black Sabbath 15:20
Iron Man 25:09
Into the Void 32:23
Paranoid 39:10
Fairies Wear Boots 42:25
Thanks, bro, I love you
AWESOME SKULLCRUSHER RIFFS
Сказать:"Потрясающе!!!"-это ничего не сказать. Это вершина!!! Самое тяжёлое звучание у Sabbath, что я слышал. Звучит мощно, ярко, густо, но не превращ аясь в кашу! Всегда удивлялся, как Tony Iommi удается на live создавать такой густой саунд. Но здесь просто HI-END! А вокал OZZY!!! Слава Великим Героям Рока!!!
Damn im old .I was 4 days old.And hooked on black sabbath ever since
Imagine going to a concert hall one day and hearing THIS for the first time! Fucking crazy to think about, even with how heavy the metal sub genres have gotten, if Sabbath started in 2020 they would still rocket to success.
Awesome fucking upload, I’ve never heard this one before. This is my first time hearing the first two albums tracks in C# and god damn it’s beautiful!
This is the best version of the song Black Sabbath to me, just subterranean and cavernous thunder tones!
Cheers!
Exactly think about some unsuspecting teenager going to see some band like J Giels band and have the first act be these guys. Like Monkees fans seeing Hendrix
@@bjones8470lol, monkees fan seeing hendrix 😂
@@RoRo-vr6wx you know that happened right? His first tour in the states he opened for The Monkees
@@bjones8470 holy fucking shit those kids got introduced to the dark side
Bill is taking those drums to the grave.
The tapespeed is correct. They just tuned down and happened to play some songs too slow. Listen to "Black Sabbath". The ending is the normal speed that's on the album while the rest of he song is almost glacial, which means if the tape was slowed down they must have played the ending absurdly fast.
Not only
Sabbath played purposely even with Heaven and hell , Slower certain parts
As obituary does too ..
For let the creepy feel more .
Heavier .
And Sabb wasnt , and most bands , werent about beign click tracks playing .
They could keep time .
But it was more about interaction.
So they made more dramatics too .
More pushes .
That make constrast rather than just 1 tempo all through
Before the coke storm hit them lol
Fairies Wear Boots ficou mto foda!!! Sabbath é foda pra caralho!!!🤘🤘🤘
Tem pouco shows deles gravados com imagens, é uma pena!
Totally wicked bootleg! Thanks for sharing! I am a huge collector/fanatic of Sabbath bootlegs! Awesome!!
It's you again!
Yes, I is rickymurray1onlydrummerB.S.4everinfinitly....
Into the void is my fav song....they rarely play this song during the 70's....don't know why
Definitely one of the best Sabbath songs from one of the best Sabbath albums. Master and volume 4 have to be their best in my opinion.
it's a nuclear grade weapon
Bill Ward .....holy fuck!
The song Black Sabbath is more powerful, stronger than all the current plastic, digital, tiktakovsky metal rock))Submission, sincerity
Greatest metal band of all time
hard rock band
@@yascanzi3380 they were Hard rock until the 80s when Heavy metal was introduced and only then did they become THE best Heavy metal band
@@yascanzi3380 they fuckin gave birth to it man, educate yourself a little.
@@yascanzi3380 It was different from all the bands called hard rock at the time. The term heavy metal had just emerged. It was time for the master of reality album.
@@sotis1756 into the void/ironman/black sabbath are not "hard rock" lol!
This is good
Into The Void live
Wow
Thanks for uploading this, for Black Sabbath fans worldwide 😀👍👍 Thanks again!!!!
We love you aaaaaalllll
wow great upload have never heard this concert!
F@€KING AWESOME
Thanks so much for bringing this to us, pesolord! You're doing the Lord's work here...or Satan's...or whoever Sabbath believes in. Nicely done...
thank you
OMG war pigs is horrific!!
\m/
that tone!!!!
I love this tempo
best hard rock band
Antonio Rochet heavy metal*
Heavy fucking blues man
There’s always one 😂
Shit
@@letsgetstoned4719 how tf is this heavy blues? You need your ears checked
Люблю ранних Black Sabbath Слава дум металлу 70х годов
Awesome! Actually, Ozzy sang deeper then because the band used to tune a whole step and half down on tour..
maybe due to tony having to tune down to make the strings easier to fret;and bend due to his accident ?
Count William Jannusch They did it for some songs on Master Of Reality, Vol. 4 and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath as well. Songs like Children Of The Grave, Lord Of This World, Into The Void, Supernaut, Snowblind, Under The Sun, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, A National Acrobat and Killing Yourself To Live. I think on later albums they started going back to standard tuning. Also note, After Forever is also tuned down, but it's down one step, and not one and a half steps.
Master Of Reality through Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and most of Sabotage is in C# tuning (one and a half steps down) and they played everything live during that period in that tuning. Hearing the songs from the first two albums in that tuning is a trip...the song Black Sabbath sounds extra evil especially. By Technical Ecstasy they went back to standard E tuning for whatever reason.
i think tony got his sound by plugging his guitar into the bass input of his laney supergroup, also had a dallas rangemaster
@@rayk9598 Pretty normal thing to do with a treble booster. Actually the treble boosted channel on Marshall and Vox was an attempt to build in the amount of treble that you'd get from a Fender amps bright channel. Treble boosters like the Rangemaster was an effect that you could put in front of amps without such channels.
Slow? Difficult question to answer. What set Sabbath apart at the time was the "drag" that they created. Also, you have to take into account that on the first album, ozzy's voice was much lower -- and hardly sounded the same since then. When they embarked on their coke days, the sound sped up / as did their tempo and the tone of ozzy's voice. My guess/answer: 80% the times 20% the reel to reel. thanks for posting such a clean copy!
they actually play at this tempo nowdays.
In 10 days this concert is 49 years old
Now it just turned fifty 3 days ago!
Interesting that so few people clapped. Could be the audience being too stoned, the recording or maybe an rather empty hall. The reverb on the sound suggests that it wasn't packed!
Or maybe they weren't ready for this heavy shit in 71!
The lyrics of Into the Void is totally differenet!
Master of Reality was released 2 months after the recording of this concert, meaning that the lyrics weren't final. This was the same for "Iron Man" and "War Pigs" if you watch performances of them before Paranoid was released.
Into the void is the birth of death metal
Heavy as XXXX
surprizingly good sound for a 70's audience recording....what was used?
My friends will play ozzy at my funeral 😮
Military-grade guitar tone.
GR8
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Weed Me
HOLY FUCKING SHIT
Question, this has digital artifacts in it. Hiss removal has been used, was just curious if you got it this way, and if maybe the original owner removed the hiss by himself.
The OMIGHTY SABBATH!!! 666!!!🤘
I love 💕 sabbath Purple Rainbow 🌈 UFO Scorpions Priest Zeppelin Motorhead Saxon
Qui Tony Iommi faceva ancora l' assolo un po' macabro prima di "Black Sabbath". Poi abbandonato col tempo e per il quale ozzy si sentiva un po' a disagio. Ah dimenticavo. Era anche il momento in cui Ozzy ne approfittava per andare appena dietro il sipario di nascosto dal pubblico per calarsi una qualche bella pasticchetta del caro vecchio Plegine😊🤭😉
Not to mention April Wine and foghat
Versão brutal e assustadora.
Do you have the flac files for this?
on my birthday 25 years before i was born lmao
I agree with the "too slow" comment ! You can tell because of the lower pitch on Ozzy's voice. Great Quality otherwise ! Thank you
The tape is not slow. They were tuned down...the tuning of master of reality. Only one song from that album, the rest from the first two albums, so they are at a much lower pitch than those songs were originally recorded. For better or for worse, Tony simply didn't believe in switching guitars to accommodate tuning at that point in time, and the results vary.
@@sabbathtribute it slowed, its obvious with ozzy's voice, and i'm a muisician.
I cant find this in any online store its downloadable but having the bootleg is dificult
@@Cameron5540 it's unavailable
Q. is it slow ??? ... A. No, Ozzy wasn't at the gig that night , Barry White stepped in for him ( ask a stupid question , you get the appropriate response , or a technical load of garbage , " take your pick " )
Put the speed on 1.5 it's a little fast but a little better
I prefer the slow and doomy style
Nah it’s perfect as is!
Ozzy rules 😮😅😂😊
Black Sabbath sounds downright EVIL in this recording. Man C# is a great tuning
Lol imagine complaining about doom metal being slow and tuned down. Go listen to the Dio stuff if you can’t handle it.
The tape runs too slow FOR SURE! But it's great overall. Thank you.
No it didn’t. Sabbath played these gargantuan songs verrrry slowly because it made them even heavier. It was their thing, the light or dark, faster or slower, they’d play with speed and pitch for effect. Most devastating live band ever.
@@michaelthomas9991 I used to collect Sabbath bootlegs and had a lot of shows from 70'-71'-72'. There were so many instances where you could hear the people in the audience go "Whoa" or "Thats f*ckin heavy man." Even in standard tuning they were devastating for the time period. Even though we've all heard Iron Man a bunch of times, many of us growing up with it as kids. I always think about what someone's reaction to that song would've been in the early 70's before anything was remotely close to sounding that way. That kick drum and then when the apocalyptic note kicks in that sounds like some demonic roar coming straight out of the abyss had to have made your hair stand on end.
Tony Iommi may very well be the most influential guitar player of all time. I know people site Hendrix and EVH as the most, but neither of those guys created an entirely new genre of music.
Sounds like it needs to be digitally brought up to speed. Slower and lower than it should be.
no bill ward ...no black sabbath
Wow one has to take the hat off for Ozz, i mean technically he was and is absolute crap, but the tone in his voice is great and the pitch is very close, and on stage, playing as loud as they did it can be really difficult to find the right pitch. Taking his lack of technique into consideration, he's being surprisingly accurate here.
I agree on all points
+Mad Dek Then his technique isn't so bad! :P
not that its bad just very simple, following the guitar
i dont think he was crap. the roughness and grittiness of his voice contributed to the hard rock sound we know and love Sabbath for today
Considering Ozzy had absolutely zero musical training, I think he did alright for himself.