Known Videos - DEHUMANIZER Tour

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**Known Videos - DEHUMANIZER Tour**
Date	Venue	City	State	Country	Set List	Comments
4/20/92	Wembley Stadium	London		England
??/??/92	The Making of "TV Crimes" - Japanese TV			Japan	Interviews, studio footage of the band filming the "TV Crimes" video, TV Crimes promo	This 20 minute pro-shot video documents the filming of the promo for "TV Crimes". This contains some rather frank and amusing interview footage with Dio and Appice, as well as another segment with Iommi and Butler.
6/??/92	Interview with Dio, Butler and Appice				Interview with Dio, Butler & Appice.	This interview footage appeared in a Much Music Spotlight in 8/95.
6/21/92	Headbanger's Ball - Tony & Geezer appear		NY	U.S.		This is probably the broadcast date for this appearance on MTV's "Headbanger's Ball"
6/22/92	Maksoud Plaza	Sao Paulo		Brazil	Press conference	Press conference, 1 day before the first show [35m]
6/23/92	Olympia Hall	Sao Paulo		Brazil	The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs [sound gets a little garbled in the middle], I, Die Young [short arrangement], Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath [intro] -> Paranoid, Outro-Fluff	Audience film. I had previously had this one mixed up with the Rio 6/30/92 film, due to a number of misdated DVD's out there. I will have corrected info for this video coming soon. In addition to this complete film of the show, the band also appeared as VJ's for a 30-minute program on MTV Brazil. Live footage of them performing "Mob Rules" and "Computer God" at this show was featured on the program.
6/25/92	Olympia Hall	Sao Paulo		Brazil	The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid,
6/27/92	Pista Do Ibirapuera	Sao Paulo		Brazil	E5150, The Mob Rules, Children Of The Sea, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid	Audience film. Roberto S.: "It was taken at Ibirapuera, but it was NOT a TV shot, but the video screen tape. I have the master of it. Notice that there are just two cameras doing the job. Also, the original audio is very bad, distorted and I´ve dubbed with my camera shot (yes, I also filmed privately). That´s because you have a hi-fi audio on it."
6/30/92	Canecao	Rio De Janeiro		Brazil	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (intro only) -> Paranoid (not checked)	Often confused with the 6/23/92 Sao Paulo film, this is actually the more common of the two. Johnny Fire: "A few weeks back I received a cool DVD-R called "Computer Crimes"; the Sabbath show it presents is dated as 6-23-92, in Cancao, Brazil. But I'm convinced the listed date and location are incorrect. It's the same show your site also lists as 6-23-92, because the drums and vocals are mostly inaudible during the opening song, 'Mob Rules', as your listing mentions. (The sound later improves to 'A-' quality, although Geezer's bass is a bit muddy throughout). One other thing that identifies this video is when Ronnie cusses out a shirt-thrower just prior to 'TV Crimes'." "But here's the correct date and locale - when introducing 'Children Of The Sea' earlier in the show, Ronnie first addresses the audience by saying, "Hello for the second time in Rio"! That would date this performance as 6-30-92, according to your listing of Dehumanizer concerts. Later in the show, Ronnie again calls the audience "Rio", although I can't recall his exact words."
1992	"TV Crimes" promotional video				T.V. Crimes	Promotional video, filmed at Rockfield Studios. Official Releases: THE BLACK SABBATH STORY VOLUME II (1991 Warner Reprise - VHS / 2002 Sanctuary - DVD)
7/3/92	Estadio Obras Sanitatias	Buenos Aires		Argentina	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Children Of The Sea, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid	Good to VG Hi8 audience film with Hi-Fi sound. Shot head to toe wide. [105m]
7/??/92	Argentinian TV Special			Argentina	Interview with Iommi + Dio + Appice, TV Crimes (Live in the studio), Time Machine (Live in the studio)	Apparently, Sabbath did this live in the studio performance during their visit to Argentina! The running time is 15 minutes.
7/24/92	Sunrise Musical Theater	Sunrise	FL	U.S.	Soundcheck - Vinny Appice [Source #1? - May only be present on some copies], Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young [short arrangement], Nicholls / Iommi instrumental -> Guitar Solo [includes Jazz improvisation & a few phrases from the "Warning" solo] -> Jam [Iommi, Butler, Appice; "Cross Of Thorns" riff] -> Sabbath Bloody Sabbath [main riff only] -> Guitar Solo 2 [includes "Orchid"], Guitar intro -> Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Medley: Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Vinny Appice's Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell. E: Neon Knights, Paranoid -> Heaven And Hell (reprise) [Source #1-missing; Source #2 - incomplete, but joined in progress]	Opening night for the DEHUMANIZER U.S. tour. Ronnie mentions that this is also their first U.S. appearance in over 10 years during his introduction for "Children Of The Sea". He is of course alluding to the last show by this particular lineup of the band (Dio, Appice, Butler, Iommi, Nicholls) at Hoffman Estates on 8/31/82. There are two different sources, but three different versions of the Sunrise '92 show on video. Source #1 is an very good to excellent Hi8 audience film shot from the upper left. Once the filmer gets in position and gets away from a few annoying heads in the bleachers, the view is mostly unobstructed. Very nice wide shots of the stage alternating with very good zooms! Some copies of this source may includes a bit of Vinny Appice playing during the soundcheck. Source #1 is incomplete, lacking the second encore of "Paranoid". [115m] Source #2 is a nearly complete VG Hi8 audience film, mostly shot from the 7th row with Hi-Fi audio. A nice alternate perspective of the show, especially when the filmer is able to zoom in for close-up's and avoid the heads and arms of the crowd. It's during those often brief opportunities that we get some really wonderful shots of the band. Overall, this source isn't consistently as good as source #1, due to the obvious difficulty in getting unobstructed views from the floor. Still, an admirable effort! The 2nd encore of "Paranoid" is incomplete, but joined in progress. [112m] Version #3 is a combination of sources #1 and 2. Camera 1 is in the left hand bleachers, while camera 2 is on the floor in the 7th row. In general, the camera 1 views are much better since there are almost no obstructions from its perch at the top of the bleachers. Camera 2 does provide some even nicer close-up's at times, but the shots aren't consistently as good. Mid-way through the first verses of "Iron Man", Ronnie forgets the words! The band waits for him to get it together and he manages to regain his footing. Sunrise '92 includes the first live performance of "After All (The Dead)", which was not performed during the warmup shows in South America. It would immediate follow a shortened arrangement of "Master Of Insanity" for the remainder of the tour. Some have called this sequence a 'medley'/ Ronnie does in fact perform a lot of medleys with his own band, but I'm not certain that an uninterupted segueway between two songs would be a true medley by definition.
7/25/92	USF Sun Dome	Tampa	FL	U.S.	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid	EX- Hi8 audience film with Hi-Fi sound. Shaky, but not too bad. [100m]
??/??/92	Chevrolet Spotlight - Canadian TV			Canada	Interview w/ Ronnie James Dio & Geezer Butler [7/92], Neon Knights [1980 promo], Interview w/ Tony Iommi, Vinny Appice & Geezer Butler [8/82], Zero The Hero [1983 promo], Interview w/ Tony Iommi [6/89], No Stranger To Love [1986 promo], Interview w/ Ronnie James Dio & Geezer Butler [7/92], Headless Cross [1989 promo], TV Crimes [1992 promo].	Featured on Canadian TV. No details available yet. [17m]
8/6/92	Headbangers Ball Interview	NYC	NY	U.S.	Interview with Ronnie James Dio and Vinny Appice, Interview with Tony and Geezer	Interview for MTV's HEADBANGER'S BALL, done by Riki Rachtman. The interview is broken up into 2 different sections, with Ronnie and Vinny together for the 1st and Tony and Geezer for the 2nd. Is this a telling of how band relations were at the time? I was able to date this by a comment that Tony made about the band having 3 more U.S. dates before playing festivals in Europe. There is also the fact that MTV Studios is located in NYC!
8/6/92	The Beacon Theatre	NYC	NY	U.S.	The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, War Pigs, Time Machine, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo -> Jam -> Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Jam version) -> Guitar Solo II, Guitar Intro -> Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity, After All (The Dead), Vinny Appice's Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid -> Heaven and Hell [reprise]	Shaky filming, but nice close-ups! Running time is just under 100 minutes. Note - This show is also being traded as Sacramento 11/12/92 VCD: WITH HUMANITY Bootleg Videos: THE RETURN OF RONNIE JAMES DIO - NEW YORK 1992
8/9/92	Orpheum Theater	Boston	MA	U.S.	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Paranoid
8/15/92	Super Rock - Maimarkt-Gelende	Mannheim		Germany	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity, After All (The Dead), Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Paranoid.	VG quality. Running time-72 minutes.
9/1/92	The Black Sabbath Story - Volume 1
9/5/92	Birmingham NEC	Birmingham		England	Private backstage footage	VG private Hi8 film with a running time of 18 minutes. Paul May wrote: “Some extremely rare home video shot over several days and evenings by a person who had access backstage & on the tour bus. Great shots of all the band members joking around, discussing business & meeting some fans. Very cool tape! Pretty sure this was shot in Birmingham.” Michael Liddle shared the following info: "A friend of mine has video footage of Tony Martin turning up at the NEC in 92. Apparently, Geezer is overheard saying "What the f**k is he doing here". She filmed the whole thing backstage and Dio & Martin did their best to avoid each other until they literally bumped into each other. Martin knows this tape exists and was worried it would do the rounds, as apparently it's cringeworthy."
9/12/92	Festa Nazionale Dell' Unita - Arena Del Chionso	Reggio Emilia		Italy	Version #1: [from Monsters Of Rock ’92 special]: Computer God [incomplete; joined in progress at start of 1st verse], Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs [the video portion of this is replaced with a short interview with Iommi and Butler about halfway through; They discuss the reunion with Dio and Appice, while “War Pigs” plays underneath], Black Sabbath [incomplete; joined in progress during fast section at end], Master Of Insanity, After All (The Dead). Version #2: [complete songs, no interviews]: Computer God, Children of the Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, Black Sabbath, Heaven and Hell	There are three different versions of Sabbath's 'Monsters Of Rock' appearance in Reggio Emilia on video. Two of these are different edits of the 'Monsters Of Rock' TV special. I'd imagine the best copies of this one are excellent, but have only found VG+ copies in trade circulation. The third source is a rare VG audience film with good (slightly distorted) sound. It was filmed from the ground level, so there are some obstructions from time to time. Still, this is a nice unedited alternative to the TV broadcast versions. Running time is approximately 67 minutes, which was the complete performance.
9/15/92	Elysée-Montmarte	Paris		France	Ronnie interview, Children Of The Sea [live clip], Ronnie interview, Neon Knights [live clip], Ronnie interview, Paranoid [live clip], Ronnie interview,. The Mob Rules [live clip], Ronnie interview	Black and white footage from French TV program “Metal Express”. Recorded live in Paris on 9/15/92. Includes live performance and interviw with Ronnie James Dio. [11m]
9/16/92	Vorst Nationaal (Forest National)	Brussels		Belgium	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid	VG audience film done from the back center of this venue. A little shaky in spots, but very nice overall. Running time is 99 minutes.
9/17/92	Evenementenhal	Groningen		The Netherlands		Just surfaced in 2006.
10/1/92	Birmingham Blues - Motor City Music Years			England		TV Interview with Tony, Geezer & Ozzy. Date is approximate.
10/12/92	Verdun Auditorium	Montreal	Quebec	Canada	The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, Die Young, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, eaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid
10/14/92	The Beacon Theatre	NYC	NY	U.S.	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid, Outro-Laguna Sunrise [fades out]	Excellent 8mm audience film, shot from the balcony. One of the nicer videos from this tour. With Hi-Fi sound. [92m]
11/12/92	Sacramento Community Center - Exhibit Hall	Sacramento	CA	U.S.	See 8/6/92	Bogus! This is actually a mistitled copy of the Beacon Theater, NYC show from August 8th, 1992. Jim Rollner: "Sacramento '92 is NOT what it says it is. I received this in a trade last week, and just sat down to watch it last night. Right off the bat, I recognized some of the video shots and stage comments, and sure enough, what's being traded around as Sacramento 11/12/92 is actually New York Beacon Theater 8/6/92. At the end of 'Paranoid,' Ronnie even says 'Thank you, New York!' though, it's kind of hard to hear him - the DVD I received is a pretty generated version of this particular vid. My 8/6/92 vid is much clearer and cleaner sounding, so this so-called Sacramento video is NOT worth seeking out for any reason."
11/13/92	Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium	Oakland	CA	U.S.	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children of the Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young -> Guitar Solo, Guitar Intro -> Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven and Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid -> Heaven And Hell [reprise; with Carmine Appice on drums], Outro (Laguna Sunrise), Footage in the parking lot outside of the show [Track listing taken from Version #1; The other 2 versions should also be complete, but without the extra bits mentioned here]	There are 3 different audience films of this gig. Version #1 was filmed from the right side, facing the stage (Tony Iommi’s side). I have this film and it’s quite nice! Great close-up’s, fairly steady filming and Hi-Fi sound. Version #2 is a VG 2-Camera Hi-8 audience mix, which gets a little grainy when the lights go out, but is still nice. [90m]. Version #3 is a ‘super close’ audience film. One bootleg title for this show is "Music From Out Of Nowhere" DVD Bootlegs: LAST SHOW WITH RONNIE (Power Gate) VHS Bootlegs: MUSIC FROM OUT OF NOWHERE DEHUMANIZING OAKLAND
11/14/92	Pacific Amphitheater	Costa Mesa	CA	U.S.	Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Symptom Of The Universe, N.I.B., Die Young, Into The Void, Heaven And Hell, Supernaut, Neon Knights,	Very good audience film of the 1st of two nights featuring Judas Priest's Rob Halford on lead vocals! Running time for this video is approximately 63 minutes. The curiosity factor for this film should be enough for people to tolerate the shaky camera work. Filmed from rear bleachers on the left side (more towards Geezer), this is a Hi8 film with very good mono sound. The camera zoom is decent enough that you can follow the action on stage pretty well. But it is unfortunate that the camera work is so wobbly, so you might need to take some tablets for sea sickness to stabilize your nerves for this one. Still, we should be thankful to have ANY document of this historic show. Disappointing for the shakiness, but still very worthwhile for it's uniqueness. It's also really neat to see Rob tackle "Computer God", which isn't performed on the 2nd night. His rendition of "Computer God" isn't as polished and melodic as Ronnie, but you can tell he enjoys throwing his power behind this challenging track. He mixes up the lyrics for "N.I.B." a bit, but ah well. It's still great fun to see Rob fronting his hometown heroes on this special night in Costa Mesa! Paul Gearhart: "I was at both of the Rob Halford shows. There was a pro camera there both nights. They had the projection screen up there. However, I did see them using video tapes in that camera.(both nights). I have an audience film of the first night and it's very bouncy. I hope someday the other tapes will appear. I heard an interview with Rob in '95. He talked about the shows and mentioned that they were filmed."
11/15/92	Pacific Amphitheater	Costa Mesa	CA	U.S.	Set 1 [with Rob Halford and Vinny Appice]: Intro-E5150 -> The Mob Rules [missing from audience source], Children Of The Grave, Children Of The Sea, Symptom Of The Universe, Bassically -> N.I.B., Die Young, Iommi / Nicholls instrumental -> Into The Void, Heaven And Hell, Intermission, E: Sweet Leaf, Neon Knights Set 2 [Reunion set with Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward and Geezer Butler]: Black Sabbath, Fairies Wear Boots, Iron Man, Paranoid	Version #1: A complete 85-minute audience film with Hi-Fi sound. This one is a bit distant, but the camera work is decent. VG quality. Version #2: 53 minutes of unedited pro-shot footage for MTV, some of which is done from the 1st row. The close-ups are outstanding and picture quality is great, but the audio track is quite overdriven and distorted. This footage is probably the best testament to this lineup performing together, so the audio problems are quite a shame! Also included is some footage from Ozzy’s headlining set, some after show interviews with the band and a separate interview with Ozzy. Version #3 The BBC Documentary ROCK FAMILY TREES contains some excerpts from this show of the original members performing "Black Sabbath" at this show. The footage is a pro-shot multi-camera angle film. I have not compared this with the raw footage from Version #2, but it is my belief that this IS in fact different. However, the complete footage is not in public circulation.

Known Videos - DEHUMANIZER Tour

Date

Venue

City

State

Country

Set List

Comments

4/20/92

Wembley Stadium

London

England

??/??/92

The Making of "TV Crimes" - Japanese TV

Japan

Interviews, studio footage of the band filming the "TV Crimes" video, TV Crimes promo

This 20 minute pro-shot video documents the filming of the promo for "TV Crimes". This contains some rather frank and amusing interview footage with Dio and Appice, as well as another segment with Iommi and Butler.

6/??/92

Interview with Dio, Butler and Appice

Interview with Dio, Butler & Appice.

This interview footage appeared in a Much Music Spotlight in 8/95.

6/21/92

Headbanger's Ball - Tony & Geezer appear

U.S.

This is probably the broadcast date for this appearance on MTV's "Headbanger's Ball"

6/22/92

Maksoud Plaza

Sao Paulo

Brazil

Press conference

Press conference, 1 day before the first show [35m]

6/23/92

Olympia Hall

Sao Paulo

Brazil

The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs [sound gets a little garbled in the middle], I, Die Young [short arrangement], Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath [intro] -> Paranoid, Outro-Fluff

Audience film. I had previously had this one mixed up with the Rio 6/30/92 film, due to a number of misdated DVD's out there. I will have corrected info for this video coming soon.

In addition to this complete film of the show, the band also appeared as VJ's for a 30-minute program on MTV Brazil. Live footage of them performing "Mob Rules" and "Computer God" at this show was featured on the program.

6/25/92

Olympia Hall

Sao Paulo

Brazil

The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid,

6/27/92

Pista Do Ibirapuera

Sao Paulo

Brazil

E5150, The Mob Rules, Children Of The Sea, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid

Audience film.

Roberto S.: "It was taken at Ibirapuera, but it was NOT a TV shot, but the video screen tape. I have the master of it. Notice that there are just two cameras doing the job. Also, the original audio is very bad, distorted and I´ve dubbed with my camera shot (yes, I also
filmed privately). That´s because you have a hi-fi audio on it."

6/30/92

Canecao

Rio De Janeiro

Brazil

Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (intro only) -> Paranoid (not checked)

Often confused with the 6/23/92 Sao Paulo film, this is actually the more common of the two.

Johnny Fire: "A few weeks back I received a cool DVD-R called "Computer Crimes"; the Sabbath show it presents is dated as 6-23-92, in Cancao, Brazil. But I'm convinced the listed date and location are incorrect. It's the same show your site also lists as 6-23-92, because the drums and vocals are mostly inaudible during the opening song, 'Mob Rules', as your listing mentions. (The sound later improves to 'A-' quality, although Geezer's bass is a bit muddy throughout). One other thing that identifies this video is when Ronnie cusses out a shirt-thrower just prior to 'TV Crimes'."

"But here's the correct date and locale - when introducing 'Children Of The Sea' earlier in the show, Ronnie first addresses the audience by saying, "Hello for the second time in Rio"! That would date this performance as 6-30-92, according to your listing of Dehumanizer concerts. Later in the show, Ronnie again calls the audience "Rio", although I can't recall his exact words."

1992

"TV Crimes" promotional video

T.V. Crimes

Promotional video, filmed at Rockfield Studios.

Official Releases:

THE BLACK SABBATH STORY VOLUME II (1991 Warner Reprise - VHS / 2002 Sanctuary - DVD)

7/3/92

Estadio Obras Sanitatias

Buenos Aires

Argentina

Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Children Of The Sea, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity, Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid

Good to VG Hi8 audience film with Hi-Fi sound. Shot head to toe wide. [105m]

7/??/92

Argentinian TV Special

Argentina

Interview with Iommi + Dio + Appice, TV Crimes (Live in the studio), Time Machine (Live in the studio)

Apparently, Sabbath did this live in the studio performance during their visit to Argentina! The running time is 15 minutes.

7/24/92

Sunrise Musical Theater

Sunrise

U.S.

Soundcheck - Vinny Appice [Source #1? - May only be present on some copies], Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young [short arrangement], Nicholls / Iommi instrumental -> Guitar Solo [includes Jazz improvisation & a few phrases from the "Warning" solo] -> Jam [Iommi, Butler, Appice; "Cross Of Thorns" riff] -> Sabbath Bloody Sabbath [main riff only] -> Guitar Solo 2 [includes "Orchid"], Guitar intro -> Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Medley: Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Vinny Appice's Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell. E: Neon Knights, Paranoid -> Heaven And Hell (reprise) [Source #1-missing; Source #2 - incomplete, but joined in progress]

Opening night for the DEHUMANIZER U.S. tour. Ronnie mentions that this is also their first U.S. appearance in over 10 years during his introduction for "Children Of The Sea". He is of course alluding to the last show by this particular lineup of the band (Dio, Appice, Butler, Iommi, Nicholls) at Hoffman Estates on 8/31/82.

There are two different sources, but three different versions of the Sunrise '92 show on video.

Source #1 is an very good to excellent Hi8 audience film shot from the upper left. Once the filmer gets in position and gets away from a few annoying heads in the bleachers, the view is mostly unobstructed. Very nice wide shots of the stage alternating with very good zooms! Some copies of this source may includes a bit of Vinny Appice playing during the soundcheck. Source #1 is incomplete, lacking the second encore of "Paranoid". [115m]

Source #2 is a nearly complete VG Hi8 audience film, mostly shot from the 7th row with Hi-Fi audio. A nice alternate perspective of the show, especially when the filmer is able to zoom in for close-up's and avoid the heads and arms of the crowd. It's during those often brief opportunities that we get some really wonderful shots of the band. Overall, this source isn't consistently as good as source #1, due to the obvious difficulty in getting unobstructed views from the floor. Still, an admirable effort! The 2nd encore of "Paranoid" is incomplete, but joined in progress. [112m]

Version #3 is a combination of sources #1 and 2. Camera 1 is in the left hand bleachers, while camera 2 is on the floor in the 7th row. In general, the camera 1 views are much better since there are almost no obstructions from its perch at the top of the bleachers. Camera 2 does provide some even nicer close-up's at times, but the shots aren't consistently as good.

Mid-way through the first verses of "Iron Man", Ronnie forgets the words! The band waits for him to get it together and he manages to regain his footing.

Sunrise '92 includes the first live performance of "After All (The Dead)", which was not performed during the warmup shows in South America. It would immediate follow a shortened arrangement of "Master Of Insanity" for the remainder of the tour. Some have called this sequence a 'medley'/ Ronnie does in fact perform a lot of medleys with his own band, but I'm not certain that an uninterupted segueway between two songs would be a true medley by definition.

7/25/92

USF Sun Dome

Tampa

U.S.

Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, TV Crimes, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid

EX- Hi8 audience film with Hi-Fi sound. Shaky, but not too bad. [100m]

??/??/92

Chevrolet Spotlight - Canadian TV

Canada

Interview w/ Ronnie James Dio & Geezer Butler [7/92], Neon Knights [1980 promo], Interview w/ Tony Iommi, Vinny Appice & Geezer Butler [8/82], Zero The Hero [1983 promo], Interview w/ Tony Iommi [6/89], No Stranger To Love [1986 promo], Interview w/ Ronnie James Dio & Geezer Butler [7/92], Headless Cross [1989 promo], TV Crimes [1992 promo].

Featured on Canadian TV. No details available yet. [17m]

8/6/92

Headbangers Ball Interview

NYC

U.S.

Interview with Ronnie James Dio and Vinny Appice, Interview with Tony and Geezer

Interview for MTV's HEADBANGER'S BALL, done by Riki Rachtman. The interview is broken up into 2 different sections, with Ronnie and Vinny together for the 1st and Tony and Geezer for the 2nd. Is this a telling of how band relations were at the time? I was able to date this by a comment that Tony made about the band having 3 more U.S. dates before playing festivals in Europe. There is also the fact that MTV Studios is located in NYC!

8/6/92

The Beacon Theatre

NYC

U.S.

The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, War Pigs, Time Machine, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo -> Jam -> Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Jam version) -> Guitar Solo II, Guitar Intro -> Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity, After All (The Dead), Vinny Appice's Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid -> Heaven and Hell [reprise]

Shaky filming, but nice close-ups! Running time is just under 100 minutes.

Note - This show is also being traded as Sacramento 11/12/92

VCD: WITH HUMANITY

Bootleg Videos: THE RETURN OF RONNIE JAMES DIO - NEW YORK 1992

8/9/92

Orpheum Theater

Boston

U.S.

Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Paranoid

8/15/92

Super Rock - Maimarkt-Gelende

Mannheim

Germany

Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity, After All (The Dead), Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Paranoid.

VG quality. Running time-72 minutes.

9/1/92

The Black Sabbath Story - Volume 1

9/5/92

Birmingham NEC

Birmingham

England

Private backstage footage

VG private Hi8 film with a running time of 18 minutes. Paul May wrote: “Some extremely rare home video shot over several days and evenings by a person who had access backstage & on the tour bus. Great shots of all the band members joking around, discussing business & meeting some fans. Very cool tape! Pretty sure this was shot in Birmingham.”

Michael Liddle shared the following info: "A friend of mine has video footage of Tony Martin turning up at the NEC in 92. Apparently, Geezer is overheard saying "What the f**k is he doing here". She filmed the whole thing backstage and Dio & Martin did their best to avoid each other until they literally bumped into each other. Martin knows this tape exists and was worried it would do the rounds, as apparently it's cringeworthy."

9/12/92

Festa Nazionale Dell' Unita - Arena Del Chionso

Reggio Emilia

Italy

Version #1: [from Monsters Of Rock ’92 special]: Computer God [incomplete; joined in progress at start of 1st verse], Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs [the video portion of this is replaced with a short interview with Iommi and Butler about halfway through; They discuss the reunion with Dio and Appice, while “War Pigs” plays underneath], Black Sabbath [incomplete; joined in progress during fast section at end], Master Of Insanity, After All (The Dead).

Version #2: [complete songs, no interviews]: Computer God, Children of the Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, Black Sabbath, Heaven and Hell

There are three different versions of Sabbath's 'Monsters Of Rock' appearance in Reggio Emilia on video. Two of these are different edits of the 'Monsters Of Rock' TV special. I'd imagine the best copies of this one are excellent, but have only found VG+ copies in trade circulation.

The third source is a rare VG audience film with good (slightly distorted) sound. It was filmed from the ground level, so there are some obstructions from time to time. Still, this is a nice unedited alternative to the TV broadcast versions. Running time is approximately 67 minutes, which was the complete performance.

9/15/92

Elysée-Montmarte

Paris

France

Ronnie interview, Children Of The Sea [live clip], Ronnie interview, Neon Knights [live clip], Ronnie interview, Paranoid [live clip], Ronnie interview,. The Mob Rules [live clip], Ronnie interview

Black and white footage from French TV program “Metal Express”. Recorded live in Paris on 9/15/92. Includes live performance and interviw with Ronnie James Dio. [11m]

9/16/92

Vorst Nationaal (Forest National)

Brussels

Belgium

Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young, Guitar Solo, Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid

VG audience film done from the back center of this venue. A little shaky in spots, but very nice overall. Running time is 99 minutes.

9/17/92

Evenementenhal

Groningen

The Netherlands

Just surfaced in 2006.

10/1/92

Birmingham Blues - Motor City Music Years

England

TV Interview with Tony, Geezer & Ozzy. Date is approximate.

10/12/92

Verdun Auditorium

Montreal

Quebec

Canada

The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, Die Young, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, eaven And Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid

10/14/92

The Beacon Theatre

NYC

U.S.

Excellent 8mm audience film, shot from the balcony. One of the nicer videos from this tour. With Hi-Fi sound. [92m]

11/12/92

Sacramento Community Center - Exhibit Hall

Sacramento

U.S.

See 8/6/92

Bogus! This is actually a mistitled copy of the Beacon Theater, NYC show from August 8th, 1992.

Jim Rollner: "Sacramento '92 is NOT what it says it is. I received this in a trade last week, and just sat down to watch it last night. Right off the bat, I recognized some of the video shots and stage comments, and sure enough, what's being traded around as Sacramento 11/12/92 is actually New York Beacon Theater 8/6/92. At the end of 'Paranoid,' Ronnie even says 'Thank you, New York!' though, it's kind of hard to hear him - the DVD I received is a pretty generated version of this particular vid. My 8/6/92
vid is much clearer and cleaner sounding, so this so-called Sacramento video is NOT worth seeking out for any reason."

11/13/92

Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium

Oakland

U.S.

Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children of the Sea, Time Machine, War Pigs, I, Die Young -> Guitar Solo, Guitar Intro -> Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity -> After All (The Dead), Drum Solo, Iron Man, Heaven and Hell, Neon Knights, Paranoid -> Heaven And Hell [reprise; with Carmine Appice on drums], Outro (Laguna Sunrise), Footage in the parking lot outside of the show [Track listing taken from Version #1; The other 2 versions should also be complete, but without the extra bits mentioned here]

There are 3 different audience films of this gig.

Version #1 was filmed from the right side, facing the stage (Tony Iommi’s side). I have this film and it’s quite nice! Great close-up’s, fairly steady filming and Hi-Fi sound.

Version #2 is a VG 2-Camera Hi-8 audience mix, which gets a little grainy when the lights go out, but is still nice. [90m].

Version #3 is a ‘super close’ audience film. One bootleg title for this show is "Music From Out Of Nowhere"

DVD Bootlegs:

LAST SHOW WITH RONNIE (Power Gate)

VHS Bootlegs:

MUSIC FROM OUT OF NOWHERE

DEHUMANIZING OAKLAND

11/14/92

Pacific Amphitheater

Costa Mesa

U.S.

Intro-E5150, The Mob Rules, Computer God, Children Of The Sea, Symptom Of The Universe, N.I.B., Die Young, Into The Void, Heaven And Hell, Supernaut, Neon Knights,

Very good audience film of the 1st of two nights featuring Judas Priest's Rob Halford on lead vocals! Running time for this video is approximately 63 minutes. The curiosity factor for this film should be enough for people to tolerate the shaky camera work. Filmed from rear bleachers on the left side (more towards Geezer), this is a Hi8 film with very good mono sound. The camera zoom is decent enough that you can follow the action on stage pretty well. But it is unfortunate that the camera work is so wobbly, so you might need to take some tablets for sea sickness to stabilize your nerves for this one. Still, we should be thankful to have ANY document of this historic show. Disappointing for the shakiness, but still very worthwhile for it's uniqueness.

It's also really neat to see Rob tackle "Computer God", which isn't performed on the 2nd night. His rendition of "Computer God" isn't as polished and melodic as Ronnie, but you can tell he enjoys throwing his power behind this challenging track. He mixes up the lyrics for "N.I.B." a bit, but ah well. It's still great fun to see Rob fronting his hometown heroes on this special night in Costa Mesa!

Paul Gearhart: "I was at both of the Rob Halford shows. There was a pro camera there both nights. They had the projection screen up there. However, I did see them using video tapes in that camera.(both nights). I have an audience film of the first night and it's very bouncy. I hope someday the other tapes will appear. I heard an interview with Rob in '95. He talked about the shows and mentioned that they were filmed."

11/15/92

Pacific Amphitheater

Costa Mesa

U.S.

Set 1 [with Rob Halford and Vinny Appice]: Intro-E5150 -> The Mob Rules [missing from audience source], Children Of The Grave, Children Of The Sea, Symptom Of The Universe, Bassically -> N.I.B., Die Young, Iommi / Nicholls instrumental -> Into The Void, Heaven And Hell, Intermission, E: Sweet Leaf, Neon Knights

Set 2 [Reunion set with Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward and Geezer Butler]: Black Sabbath, Fairies Wear Boots, Iron Man, Paranoid

Version #1: A complete 85-minute audience film with Hi-Fi sound. This one is a bit distant, but the camera work is decent. VG quality.

Version #2: 53 minutes of unedited pro-shot footage for MTV, some of which is done from the 1st row. The close-ups are outstanding and picture quality is great, but the audio track is quite overdriven and distorted. This footage is probably the best testament to this lineup performing together, so the audio problems are quite a shame!

Also included is some footage from Ozzy’s headlining set, some after show interviews with the band and a separate interview with Ozzy.

Version #3 The BBC Documentary ROCK FAMILY TREES contains some excerpts from this show of the original members performing "Black Sabbath" at this show. The footage is a pro-shot multi-camera angle film. I have not compared this with the raw footage from Version #2, but it is my belief that this IS in fact different. However, the complete footage is not in public circulation.