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Live At Last by Black Sabbath (CD, 2010)

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The best part of the song is the multiple riffs from Iommi all crunched together into one epic song. This is one of those songs that is better heard live no matter what. Iommi, Ward and Butler create a wall of straight rock n roll sound that gives Sabbath the reputation they deserve.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelSanctuary UK, Sact

UPC0602527499109

eBay Product ID (ePID)25046052516

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2010

GenreRock

ArtistBlack Sabbath

Release TitleLive At Last

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in

Item Weight0.23 lb

Item Length5.60 in

Item Width4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks9

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Tomorrow's Dream 1.2 Sweet Leaf 1.3 Killing Yourself to Live 1.4 Cornucopia 1.5 Snowblind 1.6 Children of the Grave 1.7 War Pigs 1.8 Wicked World 1.9 Paranoid

Sub-GenreHeavy Metal

NotesDigitally re-mastered edition of this 1980 live album from the Hard Rock icons. Although controversial in nature due to being released without permission or sanction by the band at the time, Live at Last was a landmark release for Black Sabbath, it being their first proper live album to feature Ozzy Osbourne on vocals. Reaching Top 5 in the UK chart, the tracks were recorded on the Vol. 4 tour some seven years prior in 1973 and specifically from shows performed in Manchester and London. Live at Last thus presents an honest interpretation of a Black Sabbath show as it went down at the time: rough and ready, yet with intensely focused on-stage musical performances delivering a set crammed with the best of their repertoire to date and rapturously received by the fans. Sanctuary.