Dream Setlist: Black Sabbath (w/Chris Alo)
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In my dream, Ozzy and Ronnie are "great friends". Its 1982 and Ozzy is still mourning Randy, so instead of Speak of the Devil, Ronnie persuades him to come back to Sabbath for a "therapeutic" show of the 1970-78 era. After an hour of songs, Ozzy and Ronnie embrace and Ozzy exits the stage. Then we are treated to another hour of Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules. Also, its recorded for a live album and VHS release 😁
I really really like your dream! 🙌😁
I'm not crying. You're crying! Seriously, an awesome idea.
CHRIS: “ Bring him out too ( IAN Anderson) bring out that fu..King FLUTE I love it !!!!!!!!!Lol
A new Top Shelf Chris Alo moment
Also....Judy Collins to do Changes on acoustic guitar.
I always post BEFORE I listen..and I did two as well!!! LOL Way to go Chris!
Show 1. 1994 - Aragon Ballroom, Chicago - Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Tony Martin, Cozy Powell and Geoff Nichols
1. I Witness
2. Devil and Daughter
3. Ancient Warrior
4. Anno Mundi
5. Call of the Wild
6. Virtual Death
7. Cross of Thorns
8. Jerusalem
9. The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
10. When Death Calls
11. Odin's Court
12. Valhalla
Intermission
13. Cloak And Dagger
14. Glory Ride
15. Immaculate Deception
16. The Shining
17. Night Wing
18. Hard Road To Love
19. Eternal Idol
20. The Law Maker
21. Cardinal Sin
22. Sabbath Stones
23. Headless Cross
24. Lost Forever
25. Heaven In Black
Pete and Chris's Excellent Adventures
He'll yeah, great instinct to bring Ian Anderson on! Flute accompaniment! They could play "Solitude"!
Love Solitude so under rated.
Pete you and Chris are like cold pizza on a Sunday morning - can't beat it. The setlists are spectacular, no way to improve on them. Great job.
Great ideas on this vid. As always Chris has comedy gold with” Ian Anderson, tell him to bring his f*** ing flute too”.
We would all be happy with any of these shows for sure.
All eras included:
Black Sabbath
In for the kill
Sabbath bloody sabbath
Die young
Iron man
Hard road
Fairies wear boots
Snowblind
Sympton of the universe
Never say die
Children of the sea
Evil woman
Turn up the night
Heaven and hell
NIB
Zero the hero
Encore: Mob rules
Paranoud
You nailed that beginning !! It`s so obvious. It has to be that start of the show.
1992 Dehumanizer tour
Live at Red Rocks
1. E5150/Mob Rules
2. Children of the Sea
3. I
4. Voodoo
5. Die Young
6. After All
7. Sign Of The Southern Cross
8. TV Crimes
9. The Shining
10. The Last In Line
11. Falling Off The Edge Of The World
12. Turn Up The Night
13. Heaven And Hell
Encore
14. Neon Knights
15. War Pigs
16. Lonely Is The Word
I also wanted to tackle the Tony Martin years because I love that era. His vocals are just beyond.
If Iommi isn't gonna do anything, Yngwie should give him a call. Just saying... He would fit perfect.
So we'll call this "The Eternal And Beyond Tour"
The Shining
Ancient Warrior
Glory Ride
Born To Lose
Nightmare
Lost Forever
Eternal Idol (This song is Beyond Perfection)
Headless Cross
Devil and Daughter
When Death Calls (Call him Yngwie!)
Kill In The Spirit World
Call of the Wild
Nightwing
The Sabbath Stones
Odin's Court
Valhalla
Feels Good To Me
I Witness
Cross of Thorns
Immaculate Deception
Dying For Love
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle
Cardinal Sin
I Won't Cry For You
Kiss of Death
And no. You get no Ozzy or Dio. This show is about Tony Martin. Stay home if you looking for that.
: )
If you had anybody on for this one BUT Chris Alo, I think fans would've revolted.
I honestly listen Gillan singing Ozzy classics more than the originals, his version of Black Sabbath off the Born In Hell (Worcester '83) bootleg is the ultimate performance of the song.
I really wish that they would release that Worcester show. It is amazing.
Black Sabbath, Pete Pardo, and Chris Alo! Can't get much better than that for me! Love this! :-) I know that most Sabbath fans *hate* the "Never Say Die" album, but I truly, seriously, *love* it, and this is *my* Sabbath setlist, so NSD will be well-represented in my very heavy on the "deep cuts" Ozzy/Dio dream setlist (and *purposefully omitting* many of the classic warhorses which we've all heard so many times), with both vocalists on stage for at least one night, and Bill Ward and Vinny Appice also both there, and taking turns on the drums!:
Never Say Die
The Mob Rules
Electric Funeral
Voodoo
Behind The Wall of Sleep
Letters From Earth
Black Sabbath
Neon Knights
Junior's Eyes
Slipping Away
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath-- *including* the latter part, with the *great* groove riff, that they never played live!
Lonely Is The Word
Changes
Falling Off The Edge Of The World
Wheels of Confusion
The Sign of the Southern Cross
Air Dance
Sins Of The Father
A Hard Road
Heaven and Hell
Into The Void
Lady Evil
Supernaut
Walk Away
The Thrill Of It All
Encores:
Turn Up The Night
Spiral Architect
I never got to see the Gillan era, Glenn Hughes era( But attended Seventh Star tour) with Ray Gillen (RIP) filling in for Glenn. Never saw the Tony Martin era. Just bought the records as we do. Any dream setlist would be similar to Pete's with who's alive to do it well in the present.
Like Chris's nice setlists also. Anytime the talk of Sabbath I get reminded of me seeing them with Ronnie on Heaven and Hell Tour- Seventh Star tour with Ray and Reunion tour with Ozzy and Bill Geezer and Tony. Nice job guys.
I'm loving Chris' 1975 Dreamlist!!!!!!
The only thing I would tinker with is I would take out Who Are You? and replace it with Hand Of Doom.
Actually, I would also want them to end it with The Warning.
But '75 is definitely the way to go!
What I would give!
Originally, I had planned a Reunion era 20-track gig for today, but Pete’s idea and what Chris said about the “Sabbath Family” tour made me think I should dream big for this, so here’s a whole day with Black Sabbath for a proper one-off farewell gig. It’s a sunny Sunday in London and they’re playing in Hyde Park. It’s 2015 but of course, Ronnie is alive and well and everybody is in great shape, basically unaffected by time. Also, I’d like to make it clear that they’re playing throughout the day. So, of course, we have Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums and Geoff Nichols on keyboards. Here are all the setlists each with a different singer:
***** Ozzy Osbourne *****
Psycho Man
N.I.B.
Iron Man
Into The Void
Under The Sun
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Thrill Of It All
Dirty Women
Shock Wave
Loner
***** Ronnie James Dio *****
Time Machine
Voodoo
Neon Knights
I
The Mob Rules
Lonely Is The Word
Ear In The Wall
Buried Alive
Falling Off The Edge Of The World
Heaven And Hell
***** Ian Gillan *****
Disturbing The Priest
Trashed
Hot Line
Digital Bitch
Keep It Warm
***** Glenn Hughes *****
In For The Kill
Angry Heart
Seventh Star
Turn To Stone
Danger Zone
***** Tony Martin *****
Hard Life To Love
Black Moon
Valhalla
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle
Can’t Get Close Enough
Born To Lose
Headless Cross
Heaven In Black
I Witness
Shaking Off The Chains
Jerusalem
Psychophobia
Get A Grip
Evil Eye
Forbidden
***** Ozzy Osbourne (again) *****
War Pigs
Snowblind
Fairies Wear Boots
Wheels Of Confusion
Symptom Of The Universe
***** Ronnie James Dio (again) *****
Fear
Double The Pain
Eating The Cannibals
Follow The Tears
Neverwhere
Chris is one of my favourite co-captains on SOT. More Chris! (and more Martin Popoff if that's possible)
Love Chris Alo's setlist, but I'm going to meet Sabbath in St. Louis at what was later to be renamed the Ckeckerdome in 1972 before the release of Vol 4. With only three albums at this point the classic line-up is on fire, including doing my favorite album, Master of Reality, in its entirety plus much of the first two albums.
Black Sabbath
The Wizard
N.I.B.
War Pigs Paranoid
Iron Man
Hand of Doom
Rat Salad
Sweet Leaf
After Forever
Embryo
Children of the Grave
Orchid
Lord of this World
Solitude
Into the Void with extended jam (My favorite Sabbath tune)
Encore: Not yet released Supernaut and Snowblind
Great show! I would love to see Sabbath tour with Tony Martin again. It could be a short tour and then film the whole thing so everyone can watch the 4K afterwards.
Great idea Chris to use de 75 Astbury Concert as a guide for the deram setlist. This recording from 75 was fenomenal. The band was on fire!
thank you!
I was at that '75 Asbury Park Convention Hall show, and it remains the best Sabbath show I ever saw. Bar none.
One idea for you and Chris to discuss for a show would be - the state of he concert industry after pandemic! Specifically for veteran classic rock acts!
They never performed much of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, my favorite album. I would have liked to have heard that in its entirety. And since Rick Wakeman left Yes in ‘74, let’s fantasize that he joins them to reprise his keyboard parts, as well as add flourishes to second set selections like Wheels of Confusion, After Forever, Electric Funeral, and yes the obligatory hits too.
I think the tracks on SBS were probably the hardest to reproduce. Spiral Architect, for instance, has strings. And the title track is one of the highest registers Ozzy ever sang in (along with the Writ, and Symptom)
I agree great album
My setlist would be songs up until Technical Ecstacy and the setlist would be
1)Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
2) Sabbra Cadabra
3) Killing Yourself To Live
4)You Won't Change Me
5) Dirty Women
6) Snowblind
7) Wheels of Confusion/The Straightener
8) Tomorrow's Dream
9) Under The Sun/Every Day Comes and Goes
10) Embryo/Children Of The Grave
11) Solitude
12) Lord Of This World
13) N.I.B
14) War Pigs
15) Hole In The Sky
16) Megalomania
17) Wicked World
Encore:
18) Planet Caravan
19) Paranoid
Very Nice!
You Won't Change Me!
@@bschuler6216 It's always been a favorite of mine. Never played live soo...
one band I wish I could have Seen .. * Wishing Well *is also one of my favorites off heaven and hell !
Mr Pardo and Mr Alo, what's not to like. Love it!!!! SOT Best channel on CZcams.
I'd attend Pete's dream show in a heartbeat because I'm new to Sabbath and like Pete said, it'd be a great way to bring closure for all the Black Sabbath eras. Chris' Ronnie show is tempting though because I love Ronnie's voice.
Yes! I was hoping Chris was going to join for this one!
1998: Tony Martin, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Cozy Powell and Geoff Nicholls. All singers will come out and sing songs from their respective eras. Osbourne, Dio, Gillan and Hughes.
Black Sabbath
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Hole in the Sky
Killing Yourself to Live
Changes
After Forever
Behind the Wall of Sleep
Into the Void
Supernaut
Under the Sun
Cornucopia
Shock Wave
Never Say Die!
Back Street Kids
Sleeping Village
Electric Funeral
Dirty Women
Johnny Blade
Snowblind
N.I.B.
Megalomania
Junior's Eyes
Break: Intermission
Neon Knights
Die Young
Wishing Well
Lady Evil
Walk Away
The Sign of the Southern Cross
Country Girl
Falling Off the Edge of the World
Voodoo
Turn Up the Night
Computer God
Too Late
Sins of the Father
TV Crimes
Buried Alive
Break: Intermission
Trashed
Hot Line
Disturbing the Priest
Zero the Hero
Danger Zone
In for the Kill
Angry Heart
No Stranger to Love
Sphinx (the Guardian) / Seventh Star
In Memory...
Break: Intermission
The Shining
Devil and Daughter
Ancient Warrior
Born to Lose
Headless Cross
Nightwing
When Death Calls
The Sabbath Stones
Feels Good to Me
Cross of Thorns
Evil Eye
Jerusalem
I Won't Cry for You
Guilty as Hell
Back to Eden
Kiss of Death
The Law Maker
Lost Forever
Kill in the Spirit World
Glory Ride
Forbidden
Eternal Idol
All Singers come out and sing Heaven and Hell.
Pete's choice is the most awesome thing I've ever heard. I'd sell my mother to see that!!!
She could sing evil woman on stage.
@@gamleskalle1 oh, no! She's a saint! 😊
@@ffsf739 mother, Pink Floyd/Danzig.
Yes but too bad Pete forgot about Bobby Rondinelli, he played the Ozzy classics more faithfully to the original groove and right feel than Vinny in the mid 90s. Awesome drummer.
Black Sabbath: Freedom Bloody Freedom Tour
1- Black Sabbath
2- Tomorrow's Dream
3- Junior's Eyes
4- Back Street Kid
5- Johnny Blade
6- Symptom of the Universe
7- Megalomania
8- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
9- Sabbra Cadabra
10- Fairies Wear Boots
11- Never Say Die
12- Lord of this World
13- Under the Sun
14- Gypsy
15- The Writ
encore
1- War Pigs
2- Iron Man
3- Children of the Grave
4- Swing the Chain (Bill Ward on vocals)
1. E5150/Mob Rules
2. Computer God
3. Children of the Sea
4. Master of Insanity
5. Voodoo
6. Sign of the Southern Cross
7. I
8. After All (The Dead)
9. TV Crimes
10. Die Young
11. Falling of the Edge of the World
12. Country Girls
13. Heaven and Hell
encore:
14. Lonely is the Word
15. Neon Knights
Sorry pal, any list missing “War Pigs” is a mistake.
I take it u didn't like the Never Say Die album
Good to see some Dehumanizer tracks.
@@nsgobbi I love War Pigs but I rather listen to Dio singing his own stuff...
And no “Paranoid” ? please....
Show 2 - Old Chicago Stadium, Chicago 1973. Ozzy, Geezer, Tony and Bill
1. Wheels of Confusion
2. Tomorrow's Dream
3. A National Acrobat
4. Sweet Leaf
5. Behind the Wall of Sleep/N.I.B.
6. Killing Yourself To Live
7. Looking For Today
8. Into the Void
9. Wicked World
10. Fairies Wear Boots
11. The Wizard
12. After Forever
13. Sabbra Cadabra
14. Cornucopia
15. Spiral Architect
16. Electric Funeral
17. Hand Of Doom
18. St. Vitus Dance
19. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
20. Black Sabbath
21. War Pigs
22. Children of the Grave
Brutal!! But..i miss Snownlind xd
@@GottaEvil LOL! Which track would you like me to remove to make room? Or...I could simply add it to the list...say....after ..."Hand of Doom"?
Alo..."If it was any other band, solos are outta there" lol.
Great lists, guys! Would love to see Chris's second list and Pete's list. My personal dream list would be the Heaven and Hell band (but called Black Sabbath) and they would play only Dio era (including 'devil you know') and Tony Martin era songs.
In for the kill,one of the best underated songs ever
My favorite Sabbath record is Volume 4, so with that in mind I am going back in time to a fictional Volume 4 tour where they play that record in its entirety ...
War Pigs
Children of the Grave
Hand of Doom
Behind the Wall of Sleep
- Volume 4, whole album -
Into the Void
Lord of this World
Fairies Wear Boots
Iron Man
(encore)
Black Sabbath
My favorite tour would be 1990/'91 with Tony Martin.
1.The Shining
2.N.I.B.
3.Headless Cross
4.Heaven And Hell
5.Ancient Warrior
6.When Death Calls (Featuring Brian May)
7. Sign Of The Southern Cross
8. Glory Ride
9. Kill In The Spirit World
11. War Pigs
11. Iron Man
12. Paranoid
Encore
13. Valhalla Trilogy
Would have been sooo awesome.
🤘😍😍😍🤘
I know it's a dream Pete but Ozzy and Ian being able to sing these songs in 2022???? That's more fantasy than dream! ;)
Don't grill me too hard for not knowing the Dio era that well, I will be exploring all that soon haha but for now, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Tour, Summer of 1974, Madison Square Garden, New York
Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward
Black Sabbath
Sabbra Cadabra
Children of the Grave
The Wizard
Into The Void
Planet Caravan
Changes
Rat Salad
Sweet Leaf
Faries Wear Boots
Lord Of This World
Supernaut
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Electric Funeral
N.I.B.
War Pigs
ENCORE:
Iron Man
Paranoid
I miss Snowblind here
@@GottaEvil Good point haha
I love your dream setlist Pete!!! That would be my ultimate dream setlist including all the lead singers that Black Sabbath has had. Instead of Jorn Lande which i love I would have picked Rob Halford instead. I am going to have to think really hard about the setlist. It would definitely be at least a three hour show easily. I will come back on this comment when I have the setlist complete.
Mob Rules Tour 1982 Hammersmith Odeon, UK
Setlist:
1. E5150/The Mob Rules
2. Neon Knights
3. Children of the Sea
4. Black Sabbath
5. N.I.B.
6. War Pigs
7. Iron Man
8. Die Young
9. Falling Off the Edge of the World
10. Country Girl
11. The Sign of the Southern Cross
12. Heaven and Hell
13. Paranoid (Bill Ward takes the stage)
You should do one for Van Halen with Butch! That would be awesome!
My dream setlist:
Location: Sep 12 1975 Seattle, WA Seattle Center Arena
Support Act: Mahogany Rush
Hole in the Sky
Killing yourself to Live
Symptom of the Universe
Black Sabbath
Tomorrow's Dream
After Forever
Into the Void
Rat Salad w/drum solo
Megalomania
War Pigs
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
The Writ
Behind the Wall of Sleep
Encore:
Sabra Cadabra
Children of the Grave
Paranoid w/special guest Frank Marino
Evil Woman w/special guest Frank Marino
LOVE Your Dream Setlist Pete! An Avengers: Endgame moment right there
Would love to see either of your dream setlists! Chris I’m surprised that in all the times you’ve seen Sabbath you never saw them play Under the Sun. They played it quite a bit on the last few tours they did. That’s a great album closer!
Actually I just double checked, looks like I did see them play "Under The Sun"! Barclays Center Brooklyn, March 31st 2014. Now that I see it on the screen, I'm like, oh yeah, that's right! And I even have the show on a bootleg DVD. Still a great track, wouldn't mind having it in my set. :)
@@chrisalo2989 I saw them play it in London, Ontario. I believe that same year. I’ve always liked that song, and actually liked it even more after seeing it performed live. That was the highlight of that show for me. My favourite BS song is Sabbra Cadabra, surprisingly they’ve never played it since 1976!!!
A final farewell show at Villa Park, home of Aston Villa FC. Runs at around 4.5 hours and will have two or three support bands like Diamond Head and AngelWitch to play in the afternoon leading up to Sabbath taking the stage at around 6pm ish.
Ozzy is unfortunately no longer able to perform for medical (and singing capability) reasons but he’ll shamble on for the final song. Due to other commitments Ozzy’s wife is unable to attend and has taken no part in organising the gig.
Set 1
Band - Tony & Geezer with Vinnie Appice on Drums, Tony Martin on Vocals and Don Airey on Keyboards
TV Crimes/ Master of Insanity/ Time Machine/ I/ The Shining/ Devil and Daughter/ Headless Cross/ Kill in the Spirit World/ The Law Maker/ The Sign of the Southern Cross/ Voodoo/ Falling Off the Edge of the World/ Over and Over/Neon Knights/ Children of the Sea/ Turn Up the Night/ Lonely Is the Word/ The Mob Rules/Heaven Hell/Die Young
Intermission
Set 2
Tony and Geezer return with Carmine Appice on Drums (just to p… off Sharon) with Rob Halford (who else?) on vocals and both Don Airey and Adam Wakeman on keyboards
Supertzar/ Back Street Kids/ You Won't Change Me/ / Gypsy/ All Moving Parts (Stand Still)/ /Dirty Women / / Never Say Die/ Shock Wave/ Air Dance/ Over to You/ Hole in the Sky/ Symptom of the Universe/ Am I Going Insane (Radio)/ Sabbra_Cadabra/ Killing Yourself to Live/ Spiral Architect/ Wheels of confusion/ Supernaut/ Snowblind/ Sweet Leaf/ After Forever/ Into The Void/Electric Funeral/ Hand of Doom/ Fairies Wear Boots/
Encore 1
Bill Ward joins to sing It's Alright & Swinging the Chain
Encore 2
Bruce Dickinson comes on as a special guest to sing War Pigs to further annoy Sharon.
War Pigs/ Sabbath Bloody Sabbath/ Black Sabbath - with Bill and Ozzy as well as the rest of the band.
Good thinking, I would add 'Lady Evil' to the setlist to further piss off Sharon...ahahahaha
@@andywitch666 :)yeah they could do that one during the Dio era songs and then Evil Woman during the Ozzy era songs...
Thank you guys for your Dream Setlist of Black Sabbath.
My Dream setlist: Black Sabbath
* Hole In the Sky
*Symptom of the Universe
*Supertzar
*Wheels of Confusion
* Tomorrow’s Dream
*Laguna Sunshine
*Changes
*Supernaut
*Snowblind
* Paranoid
* Ironman
*Into the Void
* Never Say Die
*Heaven & Hell
*Neon Knights
*Time Machine
🎤🎸🎵🥁
Never saw Sabbath live, seeing Dio 3 times was as close as I got. I did have a chance to see them on Cross Purposes; a guy who was a metalhead and who worked for my college had extra tickets and invited me to join. They were at, I believe, Roseland Ballroom with Motorhead and Morbid Angel. The kicker was that, as mentioned, I was in college, it was a weeknight and I was studying for some major tests so it would have been a struggle to make it through the next day. I did give him money to get me a Cross Purposes tour shirt, which I sported proudly for many years after until it wore out.
My dream Sabbath concert would take place during the Sabotage tour. It would look like this:
01 - Hole in the Sky
02 - Under the Sun
03 - Children of the Grave
04 - Killing Yourself to Live
05 - Snowblind
06 - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
07 - Behind the Walls of Sleep
08 - Sweet Leaf
09 - Tomorrow's Dream
10 - N.I.B.
11 - Symptom of the Universe
12 - Wheels of Confusion
13 - Into the Void
14 - Hand of Doom
15 - The Writ
16 - Electric Funeral
17 - Black Sabbath (short break thereafter)
18 - War Pigs
19 - Iron Man
That's it. I don't need to hear Paranoid again.
Love the Castle Freak shirt. Such an underrated Stuart Gordon film.
Tony Iommi was on the Eddie Trunk show recently and the talked about the heaven and he'll, mob rules remasters.He asked Tony about a show to honor all the different line up.It sounded like he would do a solo tour and play alot of different Sabbath songs. He sounded like he would like to do it. Need to listen to it.
Is he health enoght to tour sence he said he can't tour do to health cocerns
Maybe a 1 of
Those are fantastic set lists. I was at the Asbury park show in 75. Would love to see Gillan and Dio with them too.
Fun sets to imagine guys 👏👏👏
1978. Middle America concert in some wonderbread and hot dog town. Band's not getting along very well. 1. Supernaut (ramshackle version with Ozzy talking about "The bees! The fuggin bees!" in between verses)
2. Am I Going Insane (Radio) (Ozzy is slurring his vocals by this point, Geezer looks unfazed)
3. Johnny Blade pt. 1 (band breaks up onstage, Tony kicks an amplifier before getting backstage tea)
4. Johnny Blade (pt. 2) (band reunites after a 90-min break with Bill Ward waxing poetically to the crowd telling them to hold their horses)
5. Looking for Today (Ominous version played at a grinding slow tempo)
6. Fairies Wear Boots (The tension makes this version quite blistering with Ozzy peppering in some word salad to the crowd)
7. The Wizard (Opening harmonica sets the crowd into a deafening roar of cheers. Place has the energy of an EDC festival.)
First part of the set in a five hour night is over.
Part two is more of a grind-it-out, workmanlike rumble through a mix of their catalog.
8. A National Acrobat (Ward is an octopus with the sticks during this one)
9. Lord of This World (Bass and guitar parts turns some wide eyed kid in the audience a metal fan for life)
10. Swinging the Chain (Here's one of our newer ones! Crowd doesn't know what to do. It rules anyways.)
11. All Moving Parts (Stand Still) (Crowd is standing still.)
12. Paranoid (A minor earthquake as the casual fans come back from their beers to dance around like assholes cause they recognize the song they drove 200 miles with Jimbo, Bob, and Eugene to go see.)
13. N.I.B. (Extended version with jamming)
14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Firing on all cylinders during this one, kind of a Murphy's Law/ reverse uno card situation)
15. Children of the Grave (Geezer puts on a showstopper here)
Encore:
16. Iron Man (Crowd loses last week's and next week's lunch after drinking a barnyard of beer, while trying to sing along)
17. War Pigs (Ozzy's back to slurring, band breaks up mid-song to end the night.)
Isn't that just a verbatim account of the average "Never say Die" tour show?
i got to see black sabbath on the sabbotage tour , in philly at the spectrum . still one of the greatest shows i ever saw.
Chris. Asbury PARK cool. My state. In 7️⃣5️⃣, my favorite album by BS. = SABOTAGE. Great 👍 job , great list 💯👍
Another favorite that I don't imagine we will get to...Megadeth in 2021
Never seen them live, would LOVE to see this set with new killer tracks! 🤞
Holy Wars
Hangar 18
Full Peace Sells Album (celebrating 35 years)
Tornado of Souls
Wrecker
A Toute Le Monde
The Threat Is Real
Dawn Patrol
Poison Was the Cure
Sweating Bullets
The Skull Beneath the Skin
Ashes In Your Mouth
Encore
In My Darkest Hour
Symphony of Destruction
MY Black Sabbath set list:Sabbra Cadabra / Behind the Wall of Sleep / Never Say Die / Killing Yourself to Live / Sleeping Village / Electric Funeral / Snowblind / Cornucopia / Sweet Leaf / Children of the Grave / Tomorrow's Dream / Neon Knights / Children of the Sea / In For the Kill / The Mob Rules / Headless Cross / Born Again / God is Dead / Wicked World / N.I.B. / The Wizard / Supernaut / Sign of the Southern Cross / Paranoid / Hole in the Sky / Symptom of the Universe / Sabbath,Bloody Sabbath 3 song encore : War Pigs / Iron Man / Black Sabbath
Saw Black SABBATH at the MEADOWLANDS NJ with PANTERA opening 1️⃣9️⃣9️⃣8️⃣. Supposedly, TONY had bad flu. Well to me the show wasn’t good, it was unreal. Floor seats. Me , 3 close buddies. Tremendous night !!👍💯
*FEB 9️⃣9️⃣
Yep, I was there too, 2nd row, if I remember right. Great show!
@@chrisalo2989 /. Good AM really? Think that’s 2 concerts I count ( me and you were both at) SO Far. Lol 💯👍
Good on ya' Chris. That's exactly how I feel. I want to see both the Ozzy and Dio fronted line ups and I too want to include songs from the Sabotage era. For Dio I'd simply want them to play Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules albums back to back in their entirity.
Great job!!!!!
Awesome sets guys. Great to see Supernaut in both Ozzy era sets, love that great riff. The only difference in my set would be a mellow interlude with Solitude and Planet caravan.
1980. Before the recording sessions of HEAVEN AND HELL, Dio, Iommi, Butler, Ward and Geoff Nicholls would present a "Live at the BBC studios", including just songs from the Ozzy era. My dream setlist:
War Pigs
N.I.B.
Black Sabbath
Children Of The Grave
The Wizard
Evil Woman
Fairies Wear Boots
Solitude
Sabbra Cadabra
Killing Yourself To Live
Spiral Architect
Megalomania
You Won't Change Me
All Moving Parts (Stand Still)
Junior's Eyes
Encore: Paranoid + final part (instrumental) of Iron Man.
Fun show. Love both ideas. Only one point. Need to hear Time Machine in the Dio version of the band. Saw Heaven and Hell do a great live version only months before RJD passed. And I agree about Lady Evil. Always love that track. Good stuff gentleman. 👍
It’s December 24th 1975. Black Sabbath are going back to their roots but doing something rather special. Seeing as we are in the ‘70s and health and safety was for sissies, the concert is taking place inside the Smiths Foundry steelworks in Aston, Birmingham. The stage is set up in front of the blast furnaces and the workers continue to do their jobs throughout Sabbath’s set. In front of a surreal backdrop of chimney towers belching smoke and flame, the band takes to the stage and starts the doomy intro to ‘Black Sabbath’. They play at such punishing volume that the hammering and pounding becomes part of the rhythmic backdrop to their music. The small crowd of 800 lucky punters are treated to...
Black Sabbath
Symptom of the Universe
Hole in the Sky
Spiral Architect
Solitude
Changes
Killing Yourself to Live
Snowblind
After Forever
Into the Void
Tomorrow’s Dream
Wheels of Confusion
N.I.B.
Fairies Wear Boots
Supernaut
War Pigs
Encore
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Iron Man
Embryo
Children of the Grave
Sabbath did Under The sun on pretty much the entire 13 Tour
Yep, I COMPLETELY forgot! I'm gonna blame the cough medicine. :)
Black Sabbath played smoke on the water at the Reading Festival in England 1983, I was there.
👏👏👏 great show especially sinse I been jamming alot of sabbath this week I cant wait to wacth heaven he'll mob rules show
Saw them in '78,'80,'82 and '95. '07 as Heaven and Hell
My dream list from late 1975.
1.Symptom of the Universe
2.After Forever
3.The Wizard ( w/ Ozzy opening it on harmonica)
4.War Pigs ( w/ air raid siren opening)
5.Megalomania
6.Killing Yourself to Live
7.Black Sabbath
8.Dirty Women (sneak preview of new song not yet recorded)
9.Hole in the Sky
10.Supernaut (w/ short Ward drum solo in percussion part)
11.Into the Void
12.Snowblind (w/ the snow falling from the rafters ala DKRC 1975)
13.Children of the Grave
ENCORES
Lord of this World
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
(If we have to...)
Iron Man
Paranoid
Hey Pete, I was wondering if you would do an AC/DC dream setlist. I love the channel so far. Keep up the good work. :)
I did get to see Sabbath on The End tour, never got to see any of the other line ups. My concert would take place in 93'. The Dio era line up would kick it off.
The Mob Rules, I , Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Neon Nights, Turn Up The Night, Heaven And Hell, The Sign Of The Southern Cross
Then Ozzy comes out on stage to join the band for
Black Sabbath, War Pigs, N.I.B.
Then Dio and Carmine leave, Ward comes out
Hole In The Sky, Wheels Of Confusion, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Into The Void, Hand Of Doom, Never Say Die, Dirty Women, Fairies Wear Boots
For the encore, Gillian makes an appearance
Disturbing The Priest, Zero The Hero
Killing Yourself To Live (w/DIo, Gillian, Ozzy)
BEHIND THE WALL OF SLEEP/AFTER FOREVER/TOMMORROWS DREAM/WARPIGS/INTOTHE VOID/SUPENAUGHT/SWEET LEAF/PLANET CARAVAN/I been fortunate to see the 2 versions of the band=1 sabbath w/ Ronnie on dehumanizer tour in N Y in 92'.Then I saw them-the real deal in 99' in N J- They opened w/ War Pigs into After fOREVER- They played over 2 hours but it felt like 15 minutes One of the greatest concerts ever .the band was lean and sounded incredible...
I support these setlists 100%
i liked this series of shows but i have to say i was surprised to see the cool shirt you were wearing castle freak was a cool movie i haven't seen that movie in years
Been looking forward to this!
In 1975 you could probably get some warm Stroh Light haha. Great setlists (good call on When Death Calls on any Tony Martin set). Always love when you have Chris on to talk Sabbath. Man, would love to see Iommi and Hughes do something else together in the next couple of years.
They played quite a few cracking gigs in their home country too you know!
1975 Sabotage tour:
1) Hole In The Sky
2) Supernaut
3) Children Of The Grave
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4) Wheels Of Confusion
5) Planet Caravan
6) Into The Void
7) Symptom Of The Universe
8) Cornucopia
9) Megalomania
10) Looking For Today
11) Spiral Architect
12) The Writ
13) Hand Of Doom
14) War Pigs
15) NIB
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16) Black Sabbath
17) Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Set list 1 Ozzy:
Black Sabbath
The Wizard
Wasp/behind the wall of sleep/bassically/nib
Wicked world
A bit of finger/sleeping village/warning
War pigs
Paranoid
Planet caravan
Iron man
Electric funeral
Hand of doom
Rat salad
Fairies wear boots
Sweet leaf
After forever
Embryo
Children of the grave
Orchid
Lord of this world
Solitude
Into the void
Fantastic stuff again guys. I really like the idea of having Hughes becoming the current/working vocalist of Iommi solo or Sabbath!
1983, line up: Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward, Ozzy Osbourn + two guest members: Ian Gillan and Ronnie James Dio.
1. War pigs
2. children of the sea
3. Sabbath bloody sabbath
4. Fairies wear boots
5. Under the sun
6. Hard road
7. Voodoo
8. Don't start too late/ Symptom of the universe
9. Disturbing the priest
10. Heaven and hell
11. Into the void
12. Fluff
13. Black Sabbath
14. Die young
15. You won't change me
16. It's alright
17. Wheels of confusion
18. Killing yourself to live
19. Lord of this world
20. The Writ
21. Zero the hero
22. Children of the grave
23. Sign of the suthern cross
1- iron man
2- fairies wear boots
3- snowblind
4- children of the grave
5- heaven and hell w/ Dio
6- Black Sabbath would do a slowed down, doomy cover of "THE Last In Line" with Dio as singer
7- neon knights w/ Dio
8-sign of the southern cross
9- over and over
Ozzy would come back out during the awesome drum solo taking place.
10- tomorrows dream
11- the wizard
12- supernaut
13 - megalomania
14- electric funeral
15- killing yourself to live
16- symptom of the Universe
17- never say die
18 - after forever
Encore -
(Guitar solo)
The writ
Drinks with Ozzy and Dio and the band. Spin cookies in the parking lot with the their bus for hours (it would be winter)
Last one I am throwing out there before the end of this series...Motorhead, I had also created a set for the classic 1982 line up, but I wish I had seen them in 2008 on the Motorizer tour (loved that album).
Rock Out 2008
No Class 1979
(Don't Let 'Em) Grind Ya Down 1982
All the Aces 1979
Doctor Rock 1986
Cradle to the Grave 1987
In the Name of Tragedy 2004
Burner 1993
(We Are) The Roadcrew 1981
In Another Time 1995
In the Black 2004
Runaround Man 2008
(Teach You How To) Sing the Blues 2008
Living In the Past 2006
Dead Men Tell No Tales 1979
Overnight Sensation 1986
The Thousand Names of God 2008
Iron Fist 1982
Trigger 2006
Encore
Ace of Spades 1981
Overkill 1979
Am I the only one waving the flag for the Never Say Die album? ;-) Johnny Blade, Junior's Eyes, Shock Wave and Air Dance are all amazing songs, while A Hard Road and Over To You are really good songs. I think it's cool to hate on Never Say Die. I love it.
I think " Sweet Leaf " is like under press machine sound song -always move me and its mark song for this band in my head . That start ...
Under the Sun was played on the final UK tour, and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Saw them do it in Birmingham
Kudos to Chris for wanting A National Acrobat, Lord Of This World & Spiral Architect in his set! Three of Sabbath's best tracks in my opinion.
Mine would be:
Symptom of the Universe
Hole in the sky
A National Acrobat
Wheels of confusion
Fairies wear boots
Behind the wall of sleep
Black Sabbath
Spiral Architect
Lord of this world
Supernaut
Megalomania
Hand of Doom
Planet Caravan
Into the void
Solitude
N.I.B.
The Writ
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Children of the Grave
Encore:
War Pigs
Snow blind
The Wizard
No Dio/Ian Gillan/Ray Gillan/Tony Martin era tracks, as great as they are. Just cos this set is long enough and I can't imagine Ozzy singing them. And to be fair no one sings Ozzy era Sabbath better than Ozzy.
Bravissimo Pete !!!!
Strictly ozzy show:
Opener: Black Sabbath
2: symptom of the universe
3: tomorrows dream
4:under the sun
5:sabbra caddabra
6:killing yourself to live
7: hand of doom
8: sabbath bloody sabbath
9: juniors eyes
Intermission
10: After forever
11: supernaut
12: rat salad
13: Jack the stripper/ fairies wear boots
14: wheels of confusion
15: lord of this world
16: dirty woman
17: war pigs
Encore
18: sweet leaf
19: the wizard
20: iron man
Second encore
21: paranoid
22: children of the grave
Yeah good ideas - Never Say Die guys !
Some of my predictions for dream sets were wrong for the bands you would do, although I did have a 1972 set list for Sabbath, it can't compete with your ideas. I feel like throwing in a couple of my dream sets that I am guessing won't "make the cut for Pete" 🙂
Wish I had seen 'Tallica with Cliff in 1986
Fight Fire With Fire
Master of Puppets
For Whom The Bell Tolls
The Four Horsemen
Creeping Death
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
Leper Messiah
(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth
Whiplash
Trapped Under Ice
Seek & Destroy
Encore 1
Breadfan (I know Jason played this, but it's my dream set!)
Am I Evil
Encore 2
Crash Course in Brain Surgery (Jason again, and so?)
Motorbreath
Damage, Inc.
Never say die never gets any love...I think it is awesome
Amazed to hear Lord of this world and Sabbath bloody sabbath were not played live in the glory days
Oh Pete, you topped me big time. I was kinda assuming we could do it with Ronnie Alice.
If not, Martin and/or Hughes would have to handle the Dio stuff.
the Tony Martin era had it all, it had the best sabbath set list.
this is a setlist from the 1st Tyr Show, czcams.com/video/ep8E7o77TEM/video.html
101 Ave Satani - The Gates Of Hell
102 Anno Mundi
103 Neon Knights
104 Headless Cross
105 When Death Calls
106 War Pigs
107 The Shining
108 Bass Solo
109 Heart Like A Wheel
110 Guitar Solo - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
111 The Law Maker
112 The Battle Of Tyr
113 The Sabbath Stones
114 The Planets
115 Drum Solo - Mars, The Bringer Of War
201 Odin’s Court
202 Sign Of The Southern Cross
203 Feels Good To Me
204 Iron Man
205 Children Of The Grave
206 Black Sabbath
207 Guitar Intro
208 Die Young
209 Heaven And Hell
210 Paranoid - Heaven And Hell (Reprise)
Tony was on sky arts last night, Guitar Star it was called. Tony was watching youngsters perform sabbath songs, and he offered his advice.
Time travel would be great, but what about the butterfly effect? Great episode. Looking forward to April's content.
My all-time favorite band, this was great.
My dream set list would be in 1976, in Birmingham. They would bring 21 songs: 3 of each of the 7 albums released by then. First part: 9 songs from Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabotage and Technical Ecstasy (I want to here Dirty Women, Gypsy and You won’t change me)
Second part: 12 songs from the First four albums: all the heavy riff laden songs ( but no Paranoid), including 3 encores (NIB, Symptom of the Universe, Children of the grave).
1980 (10th Anniversary Tour) Ozzy still on vocals:
Supertzar
Wheels of Confusion
Johnny Blade
A National Acrobat
After Forever
Wicked World
Junior's Eyes
All Moving Parts (Stand Still)
Symptom of the Universe
Electric Funeral
Cornucopia
Solitude
Megalomania
Looking For Today
Spiral Architect
Encore:
Black Sabbath
Fairies Wear Boots