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A guest at Madera Speedway, Madera on Mon, 01 Sep 1975
Was my very first concert and what a great one it was! Every band was phenomenal!!
A guest at Madera Speedway, Madera on Mon, 01 Sep 1975
1975,i was just married,i was 19, we went to this concert,smoked slot of weed,my ex had helped build the stage so he received two tickets,I met a friend of his that night by the name of Scott,little did we know we would be married ten years latter,Scott and I and it was the best 30 yrs of our lives,he passed away 5/28/16, I would sure love a list of Performer's that were there in Sept and also the bands from June or July of the same year. Thank you, Items L
A guest at Sunshine Inn, Asbury Park on Fri, 27 Nov 1970
I was in HS when I saw BS at the Sunshine Inn.Asbury Park NJ
A guest at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin on Sat, 30 Apr 2016
What a night. Tony Iommi, thanks for creating doom metal (along with Blue Cheer)... and he's vegan too (bonus points). Awesome performance. Not easy to carry the atmosphere in a stadium.. but they pulled it off. A doom-metal gig in a rugby stadium at the bottom of the earth attended by 10,000 people... good times.
A guest at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin on Sat, 30 Apr 2016
Amazing awesome rocking thanks so much for coming to Dunedin sharing amazing incredible talent
Mr_Mojo_Risin was there at Indianapolis Convention Center, Indianapolis on Fri, 05 Dec 1975
Black Sabbath with special guest, Kansas. This was the concert immediately after the New York Madison Square Garden show. The band was on a high because they were winding down on a great tour. I had just purchased the new album "Sabotage". What an album. Still my favorite Sabbath LP of all time.
I had never seen such a crowd like this one. There was an air of total drugged-out craziness. Everyone looked like they were completely spaced out on some type of illegal substance. We walked by the right hand side of the stage and watched some people in the crowd lift up a girl and pass her over the barriers to the security force. She was all dressed in black, had jet black hair, black lipstick and was passed out. Her pale, sickly white face was a heightened contrast to the color of her clothes and makeup. It looked like as if she were dead. It was very creepy looking. We made our way into the back of the crowd and started walking towards the front of the stage to get as close as we could. It was general admission with no reserved seats and standing room only on the floor area. About 25 rows away from the front stage we could push our way no further into the crowd and we stopped there and were ready to enjoy the show. It was about 10 minutes past 8pm and the music being played over the sound system was the King Crimson song "Larks’ Tongues In Aspic (Part I)".
Ozzy, as usual, was getting the crowd rowdy the entire evening. I remember the songs played from the Sabotage LP that night were "Symptom Of The Universe", "Hole in the Sky" and "Megalomania"
We made our way out to the exit doors which abruptly exited from the arena directly onto a busy street. The cold & crisp December air hit my face like a cold, wet towel. There were four guys in front of us and one was holding a red carnation while telling the story of Bill Ward throwing the flowers into the crowd after the last song. [Bill Ward’s signature for the Sabotage tour was a new drum set with a giant clamshell-shaped fiberglass shell which bounced the drum sounds towards the audience. On the front of his snare & tom kits was a bunch of red carnations in a vase].A guest at Winterland, San Francisco on Sun, 31 Aug 1975
Took AC transit down East 14th street through Oakland to get to Winterland, then BART train/bus to Winterland. Scary on the way back...
Great gig...
A guest at Hanns-Martin-Schleyerhalle, Stuttgart on Wed, 25 Jun 2014
Greatest Show ever...
A guest at Pannonia Fields II, Nickelsdorf on Sun, 15 Jun 2014
It was the first time I saw them live, they were amazing in every possible aspect
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1 US 770
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2 UK 363
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3 Germany 132
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4 Canada 70
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5 Australia 30
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7 Japan 23
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2 Birmingham, UK 36
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3 Manchester, UK 22
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4 Chicago, US 20
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5 Hamburg, Germany 20
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A guest 80% at Coventry Theatre, Coventry on Tue, 30 May 1978
It was my first heavy rock gig
Amazing atmosphere and cov theatre rocked to the Oz.44 years ago what a gig
Stuart little heath cov👍👍
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