Known Audios - REUNION Era

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**Known Audios - REUNION Era**
Date	Venue	City	Set List	Source	Comments
10/14/98	Electric Ladyland Studios	New York		FM	World Premiere of "Reunion CD." Joan Robison hosted this interview program to promote their new album. It was simulcast live on many U.S. radio stations.
10/20/98	REUNION is released in the U.S.			PRO	Official CD: Reunion (Sony) Notes: Recorded live at the N.E.C. in Birmingham on December 4th and 5th, 1997, this album was the first official release by the original lineup since NEVER SAY DIE. This album also issued on the Minidisc format on 10/24/98! It also contains two new studio tracks, “Psycho Man” and “Selling Your Soul”. These songs were mainly written and produced by Iommi and Osbourne. These tracks may have been originally written for Ozzy’s OZZMOSIS album. A drum machine was used on “Selling Your Soul”, since Bill’s playing was deemed “too out of time”! A working title for this album was SONG FROM THE BLACK BOX.
10/29/98	'David Letterman Show' - Ed Sullivan Theater	New York City	Intro, Paranoid	FM	Filmed for 'The David Letterman Show', which was broadcast on 10/30.
11/98	Interview with Geezer Butler		Interview with Geezer Butler		CD-R's: Lords Of This World Notes: This two-part interview with Geezer Butler appears at the end of the LORDS OF THIS WORLD bootleg CD-R. I’m still looking for more info on this one.
11/25/98	House Of Blues	W. Hollywood	Interview with Iommi, Butler, Ward and Osbourne by Trey Parker and Matt Stone.	FM	Trey Parker & Matt Stone interviewed all four original members.
12/31/98	Bank One Ballpark	Phoenix	Soundcheck: Planet Caravan The Show: Intro-Supertzar, After Forever, Into the Void, Snowblind, War Pigs (w/ sirens intro), Bassically / N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, Killing Yourself to Live, Electric Funeral, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Lord of this World, Black Sabbath (w/ rain and church bells intro), Sweet Leaf, Symptom of the Universe / Supernaut / Drum Solo, Iron Man, Children of the Grave, Paranoid.	AUD	CD Bootlegs: Killing Yourself To Live. CD-R’s: New Years Evil, Live From The Floor, More Sabbath Stuff [only 3-tracks: KYTL, SOTU and Supernaut] Notes: This New Years Eve show in Phoenix kicked off Sabbath's 1999 U.S. tour for REUNION. There are several sources for this show in circulation, as well as an audience video. Even rarer is an audience tape of the soundcheck, which was covertly recorded by one taper. It features a rendition of "Planet Caravan", of which there is only one other known live recording - the East Rutherford soundcheck on 2/5/99. The set list contained several surprises for Sabbath fans. "After Forever" was performed live for the first time since 1972. It remained in the set until the end of the 1999 world tour. Another great addition was "Killing Yourself To Live", which hadn't been heard since the end of the SABOTAGE tour (London 1/13/76). Sadly, it hasn't been played again since, except during soundchecks. The sporadically performed "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is also performed here. Resurrected for thir hometown shows in Birmingham, "Lord Of This World" is played here for the very last time. There is also an interesting medley with "Symptom Of The Universe" and "Supernaut".
1/2/99	Thomas & Mack Center	Las Vegas	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	DAT audience recording done by Stefan M.
1/5/99	Great Western Forum	Los Angeles	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	CD Bootlegs: Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath
1/6/99	Great Western Forum	Los Angeles	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	CD Bootlegs: Sabbath Finally Sabbath CD-R's: Madness Of The Night
1/8/99	San Jose Arena	San Jose	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	Two known sources, including an excellent DAT audience recording and an audience film. One story I’ve heard about this the DAT source alleges that the taper was sitting in the “hearing impaired” section and connected their recorder to the direct line feed that the venue provided for these patrons. If is true, it would account for the excellent sound quality of this one. CD Bootlegs: SAN JOSE 1999, SAN JOSE '99, THE REUNION OF THE CENTURY CD-R's: THE REUNION OF THE CENTURY, THE RETURN OF THE CENTURY, RE-LEAF, SAN DIEGO 1/8/99, MADRID 1983 (2000 Internet Records) [8 songs only, added as bonus tracks]
1/11/99	Rose Garden Arena	Portland	Intro-Sabbath Medley, Sirens -> War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
1/12/99	Key Arena at Seattle Center	Seattle	Source #1 [Incomplete audience tape]: War Pigs [joined in progress during 1st verse; has cuts], Bassically -> N.I.B. [very small cuts], Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind [cuts out at several points; incomplete], Black Sabbath [cuts out in several places; incomplete], Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave [cuts out in several places], Paranoid. [Note – “Dirty Women” and Bill Ward’s drum solo are missing due to technical difficulties during the recording of this source.] Source #2 [Complete 2-cam audience film]: War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid.	AUD	Review by Rob Dwyer: Flawed, incomplete and merely "good" audience recording of a flu-stricken Sabbath! Just seven shows into the beginning of their 1999 REUNION tour, both Ozzy and Tony fell quite sick. Ozzy was wrestling with a nasty head cold here, while Iommi was feeling the onset of the flu. It was apparent from the start that something wasn't quite right from the beginning, as Ozzy kept going sharp during their opening number, "War Pigs". Just before "N.I.B.", Ozzy acknowledged Iommi's condition: "Tony Iommi's not feeling too good tonight, but I know you'll help him keep going. LET'S HEAR IT FOR TONY!!! Too many bugs on this fucking planet." After a dodgy rendition of "N.I.B." which found Ozzy faltering during the 'chorus' sections (especially the 2nd one), he apologized again, commenting that it wasn't his fault that he felt so sick, but was doing the best he could with this flu spreading like a plague through he band! And of course, this is the cleaned up version of what Ozzy actually said! Anyhow, he encouraged the band to charge ahead into "Fairies Wear Boots" which was passable, but played at a fairly forced and lethargic tempo. Allow me to say for one quick moment that I certainly don't fault the band for being human! This isn't the first "sick" show I've heard them have to play and give them tons of credit for pushing ahead and playing the Seattle gig in the first place. It was the 5th sold out show in a row for them and I know they really didn't want to let their fans down. Unfortunately, they would have to postpone the following two gigs in Salt Lake City and Denver until February, only to be cancelled a 2nd time when Ozzy developed nodes on his throat! In fact, the winter '99 U.S. tour was fraught with sickness, forcing them to cancel or postpone 1/3rd of those scheduled dates (10 out of 32 shows). With all of that said about Sabbath's poor health in early '99, let's talk about the actual Seattle '99 recording. While this audience recording may still be somewhat rare, it's really not all that great to begin with. We've already established that at least half of the band was sick as dogs, so now I have to break the news that the recording is also full of cuts, level distortions and an annoying fluctuation in signal strength throughout the recording. It sounds as if the microphone this taper was using had a short in it, causing the level to diminish sharply when the volume increased or the unit was moved the wrong way. The only thing I can really say on the positive end is that the taper was positioned close enough to get a fairly clear earshot of the band. But it's really too bad that this one got cut so short (it's complete missing "Dirty Woman" and Bill's drum solo and the running time is just 73:01, about 12-17 minutes shorter than your average '99 show), not to mention the roller coaster volume we're left to deal with. I received this CD-R with the understanding that it was a "rare trade only" item, meaning that I wasn't to let this one go easily. This is an all too common practice that some traders use to increase the perceived value of a show. And while I'm not going to bite the hand that feeds, it's no secret that I despise the idea of receiving a gift "with conditions of use". It's almost like saying "you can have this, but it's really not yours to share". Granted, the guy who gave this to me is actually an extremely generous soul and probably one of my favorite traders to deal with. But it’s sad to say that his hands have been tied by yet another puppet master. Sheesh, aren't we taking this crap too seriously? I mean, it's only rock 'n' roll, right? Politics aside, wouldn't you expect for a "rare trade only" show to be something 'really special'?? That's the sort of expectation that is built in to such grandiose declarations on a trade list. Bottom line - if you do trade something rare for this, be sure it's an equally crappy recording! To be fair, here’s a second opinion from someone who tells me there IS a more complete source tape (the video) and that Sabbath REALLY all that bad… Jason <Cozmosis1214@aol.com>: “It seems to me that while the band was not feeling well, the show wasn't that bad. I have a very well-edited AUD video of this show, without all the cuts mentioned in the review, which I personally thought was pretty good. I haven't visited in a bit, but I saw this and had to comment.”
1/17/99	Target Center	Minneapolis	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs (Beginning cut), N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
1/19/99	Rosemont Horizon	Rosemont (Chicago)	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	CD-R's: Chicago '99, Rosemont Horizon 1/19/99 Shockwave: “To add a few key notes to the audio section of the 1/19/99 Rosemont Horizon show in Chicago, there are at least 2 diff sources. The one on your list and another called Rosemont Horizon 1/19/99, which is missing “War Pigs”. Geezer’s bass seems a little distorted at times on this version too. “I also have an audio obtained directly from the taper way back in 1999, if I remember correctly. He used a Sony dx3 (or something like that) with 2 mics on top of his hat! This copy is way better and 100%complete too. It has the intro and the outro! The quality is far better than the cheesy disc I have (which is no better than B+/A -), but it’s on cassette and sourced from cassette.”
1/22/99	Alamodome	San Antonio	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
1/24/99	Reunion Arena	Dallas	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs. Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
1/25/99	Compaq Center	Houston	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
2/3/99	Fleet Center	Boston	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	CD-R's: Live At The Fleet Center. Notes: There are at least 3 different source tapes for this show.
2/5/99	Continental Airlines Arena	East Rutherford	Soundcheck: Junior's Eyes [Drums, guitar, bass], Supernaut [drums, guitar], Planet Caravan [drums, guitar], Planet Caravan [continued - with keyboards; includes extended solo from Tony], Symptom Of The Universe [guitar, drums - brief, but spirited run through], Brief guitar bit [Tony], Sabbath Bloody Sabbath [drums, guitar, keys], Heaven And Hell [drums, guitar, vocals - excerpt], Sabbra Cadabra [drums, guitar], Zero The Hero [drums, guitar], Zero The Hero [drums, guitar] The Show: Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid.	AUD	A tape of the soundcheck for this show is also in circulation. It is noteworthy for the fact that it contains one of the only known live reading of “Planet Caravan”, even if it is only fragmentary. There is apparently another recording of "Planet Caravan" on a still uncirculated soundcheck from Phoenix 12/31/98.
2/6/99	Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum	Uniondale	Soundcheck: The Shining [Tony - intro, main riff & improvisation], Improvisation [Tony - wah pedal], Sabbath Bloody Sabbath [Tony - riff only] -> Mob Rules [Tony], Improvisation [Tony], Disturbing The Priest [Tony], Improvisation -> Headless Cross [Tony/Geoff], Computer God [Tony - quiet section], Improvisation -> Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental (a la "Die Young") -> Some jazzy runs by Tony, Improvisation -> Taper speaks, Improvisation [Tony], Brief guitar solos [Tony] -> Drums enter -> Random Improvisation, ? [Tony - riff from ETERNAL IDOL album] The Show: Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	A tape of the soundcheck for this show is also in circulation.
2/9/99	Skydome Skytent	Toronto	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	At least two known audience audio sources. Bobby Plant: “I found my incomplete master tape of the Skydome Toronto show from February of 99. It was a real piss off as I missed the first and last song. The Skydome was known for it's horrible acoustics so I thought you might like a sample track from my original transfer.” CD-R's: Live At Skydome, Toronto 1999
2/11/99	Van Andel Arena	Grand Rapids	Intro-Sabbath Medley -> War Pigs <11:20>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:40>, Fairies Wear Boots <7:35>, After Forever <6:45>, Electric Funeral <6:25>, Sweet Leaf <6:50>, Into The Void <7:00>, Snowblind <7:00>, Dirty Women <8:30>, Black Sabbath <9:40>, Iron Man <10:22>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave <5:20>, Paranoid <4:48>, End of show <:30>	AUD	VG to nearly EX audience recording of complete show. Running time – Approx. 99 minutes.
2/12/99	Ervin J. Nutter Center - Wright State University	Dayton	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	Audience recording done by Mike L. with a Sony D3 (analog) with a Radio Shack microphone. The recorder had a problem within the channels of the microphone jack. To correct this problem, the Dayton '99 tape was converted into simulated Stereo. Only the 'corrected' version is currently being circulated.
2/14/99	Palace Of Auburn Hills	Auburn Hills (Detroit)	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
2/15/99	Palace Of Auburn Hills	Auburn Hills (Detroit)	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
2/18/99	First Union Spectrum	Philadelphia	Soundcheck: Zero The Hero, Glory Ride, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Killing Yourself To Live, Die Young. The Show: Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid.	AUD	CD-R’s: WE LOVE YOU ALL1999 [1999 Booji Boy] Notes: There are at least two different audience sources for this show. One lacks the "Sabbath Medley" intro and begins immediately with "War Pigs". A tape of the soundcheck for this show is also in circulation.
2/19/99	Civic Arena	Pittsburgh	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
5/27/99	Coral Sky Amphitheater (a.k.a. Mars Music / Sound Advice)	West Palm Beach	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Guitar Solo, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Intro to Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	Here's one tapers description of the equipment he used: Sharp 702 Mini-Disc>Core-Sounds Stealth Cardiods>cdr
5/29/99	Lakewood Amphitheater	Atlanta	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	CD-R's: Live At The Lakewood Amphitheater
5/31/99	First American Music Center (Amsouth Amphitheatre)	Antioch	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band intros, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD	CD-R's: Sabbath Takes Nashville CD-R's: Sabbath Nashville Sabbath
6/2/99	Blockbuster Pavilion (Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre)	Charlotte	(Incomplete show) Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man	AUD
6/4/99	Nissan Pavilion at Stone Ridge	Bristow	War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental -> Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> E: Paranoid	AUD	VG audience recording of complete show. Running time is approximately 90 minutes.
6/6/99	Sony Blockbuster Entertainment Center (Tweeter Center At The Waterfront)	Camden	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD
6/8/99	PNC Bank Arts Center	Holmdel	War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	SB>WEB	Professionally recorded for internet broadcast. Most sources originate from the compressed audio streams and have a somewhat watery sound.
6/10/99	PNC Bank Arts Center	Holmdel	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> , Paranoid	WEB	This show was simulcast live via the Internet
6/12/99	Starlake Amphitheater	Burgettstown (Pittsburgh)	Intro-Sabbath Medley <2:10>, War Pigs <8:38>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:53>, Fairies Wear Boots <7:21>, After Forever <5:37>, Electric Funeral <5:13>, Sweet Leaf <5:51>, Into The Void <8:12>, Iommi/Nicholls intro <2:06>, Snowblind <7:13>, Black Sabbath <8:05>, Iron Man <8:58>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave <7:34>, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid <5:12> [Running times from soundboard version]	SB/AUD	There are two known source tapes for this show. #1 is a complete soundboard audio (EX- quality) taken from the pro-shot video. There is some static in the recording, but it is excellent otherwise. #2 is a very good complete audience Minidisc recording, done with Low Cost Core Sound Cardiods into a Sharp MS702 deck. Both versions are approximately 90 minutes. Unfortunately, Ozzy's voice isn't in the greatest shape at this show. He sounds as if he's got a cold here.
6/14/99	Polaris Amphitheater (Germain Amphitheatre)	Columbus	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD
6/15/99	Audio version of THE LAST SUPPER released		War Pigs, N.I.B., Electric Funeral, Fairies Wear Boots, Spiral Architect, Into The Void, Sweet Leaf, Snowblind, After Forever, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Paranoid, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	PRO	This audio version of THE LAST SUPPER was released during the summer of '99, but is now out-of-print. Although much of the official video was filmed at their 1997 reunion shows in Birmingham, it is likely that other songs are from the U.S. tour (such as "After Forever", which was not performed in Birmingham).
6/16/99	Dave Lawrence interviews Tony Iommi	Great Woods	Interview	FM	Dave Lawrence interviews Tony Iommi on WZLX-FM. Tony has some interesting things to say about Jimi Hendrix here. The running time of this interview is 11:32.
6/18/99	Great Woods Center (Tweeter Center For The Performing Arts)	Mansfield	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid	AUD
6/19/99	Meadows Music Theater	Hartford	Source #1: Intro-Sabbath Medley <1:50>, War Pigs <8:59>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:08>, Fairies Wear Boots <6:33>, After Forever <5:25>, Electric Funeral <5:52>, Sweet Leaf <4:51>, Into The Void <7:11>, Band Introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental <4:08> -> Snowblind <6:13>, Black Sabbath <8:08>, Iron Man <6:52>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave <5:21>, Paranoid [joined in progress during intro riff; "Supernaut" intro missing] <2:47>	AUD	Two known audience sources, both of very good to excellent audience quality. Source #1 has a running time of 80:24 and would have been nearly complete if not for the cuts in "Paranoid" (both the intro and ending are missing). Source #2 includes the "Robin Hood" outro tape and runs for nearly 85 minutes. From the get go, you can hear someone's cell phone ringing nearby, while another displeased fan shrieks "Shut the f*cker off!!!" several times. The phone rings several times during the show and the reprisals get even angrier. Welcome to the dawn of the 21st century.... Well played show with an otherwise good vibe from the band and audience.
6/25/99	Pine Knob Music Theater (DTE Energy Music Theatre)	Clarkston	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid	SB/AUD
6/27/99	Pine Knob Music Theater (DTE Energy Music Theatre)	Clarkston	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD
6/29/99	Deer Creek Amphitheater (Verizon Wireless Music Center)	Noblesville	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	SB/AUD	Two known sources include an audience recording AND a mostly complete excellent soundboard recording that surfaced more widely in 2007. There may also be a pro-shot video for this one as well... CD-R's: Deer Creek '99
7/1/99	Float Rite Park	Somerset	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental -> Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, E: Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid	WEB	This show was simulcast live via "streaming audio" through the Internet by the 'House Of Blues'. As a result, copies derived from the internet source will have a very watery compressed sound that is VG at best.
7/3/99	Alpine Valley Amphitheater (Music Theatre)	East Troy	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	VG+ stereo audience recording. Running time is approx. 95 minutes.
7/5/99	The World Music Theater (Tweeter Center)	Tinley Park	Source #1: War Pigs [tape fades in with sirens - "Supertzar" intro missing] <8:00>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <5:59>, Fairies Wear Boots <6:12>, After Forever <5:19>, Electric Funeral <5:08>, Sweet Leaf <5:18>, Into The Void <6:46>, Band Introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental -> Snowblind <8:48>, Black Sabbath <8:12>, Iron Man <7:59>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave <5:36>, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid <5:24>	AUD	Three known sources. #1 is a VG quality audience recording of the complete concert. This version is kind of distant sounding, but clear. When this was mastered to CD, each song was faded out and quickly faded back in. There doesn't appear to be any obvious cuts, but this is still very irritating! What is the point in fading out each song? Running time is 78:47. #2 is a complete audience film. #3 is an incomplete audience film that ends with "Fairies Wear Boots".
7/7/99	Riverport Amphitheater	Maryland Heights
7/16/99	Thunderbird Stadium	Vancouver	War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	CD Bootlegs: Sab Four Unearthed
7/18/99	The Gorge	George	War Pigs <8:20>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:16>, Fairies Wear Boots <6:33>, After Forever <6:35>, Electric Funeral <5:43>, Sweet Leaf <5:41>, Into The Void -> Band Introductions<7:41>, Nicholls / Iommi instrumental <2:53> -> Snowblind <6:16>, Black Sabbath <8:57>, Iron Man <8:59>, Children Of The Grave <7:11>, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid <4:34>	AUD	Excellent DAT audience recording. Mostly complete, except for the missing "Sabbath Medley" introduction. Running time is just under 85 minutes. This one has lots of "hooting and hollering", especially from one extremely vocal patron. After a few songs, this wears on my nerves a bit, but maybe it's just my caffeine intake today? Ozzy is sounding rather pitiful on the intro for "War Pigs", "Sweet Leaf" and "Snowblind". There may be another source tape for this show, but I still need confirmation on this. CD-R's: GEORGE WA 7-18-99
7/20/99	Shoreline Amphitheater	Mountain View	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD
7/22/99	Desert Sky Amphitheater (Cricket Pavilion)	Phoenix	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD
7/24/99	Glen Helen Blockbuster Pavilion (Hyundai Pavilion Of Glen Helen)	Devore	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave -> Intermission, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid -> Outro: Robin Hood [with sound of fireworks in background]	AUD	VG audience recording of complete show. The taper even lets the tape roll so we can hear the fireworks display following the show.
8/2/99	Mississippi Coast Coliseum	Biloxi	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	CD-R's: NO HYPE, NO GIMMICKS, NO BULLSHIT
8/8/99	Bi-Lo Center	Greenville	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD
8/10/99	GTE Virginia Beach Amphitheater (now Verizon Wireless)	Virginia Beach	(Incomplete) Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro), Paranoid	AUD
8/12/99	Hersheypark Stadium	Hershey	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro only) -> Paranoid .	AUD	CD-R's: LIVE IN HERSHEY Notes: There are three known audience sources for this show. Source #1 lacks the "Sabbath Medley" intro. Source #2 was recorded from the 17th row and has the complete performance. Source #3 is incomplete and begins during the last verse of "War Pigs". [Thanks to Shawn G. for the information!]
8/14/99	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	SB
8/16/99	Riverbend Music Center	Cincinnati	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	Very good audience recording. Taper's Notes (by BOOTMONKEY): Source: AUD Sony ECM717 mic [internal battery on line in] on a Sharp 821MD Lineage: AUD Master MD[MONO]>[TOSLINK Sony Sound Forge 7] WAV>FLAC 1.7.1[8](SBE tested, Burn tested) Editing: fade in/out on Disc start/end> tracking CD WAV 1.71. This recording was not processed, no normalizing, no EQ Story: I got lawn seats to this show, stay with me it gets better. I got crappy seats so I decided to bring minimal gear [1 blank MD] thinking I wasn't going to get a recording worth a shit. When I got in to the show, me and my buddies went straight to the beer line. There was only one beer line open and we waited in it for the entire 45 minute set of the opening band, the name of which I cannot remember. I was going to meet other friends on the lawn but while waiting in the booze line said friends approached me with "you'll never believe what just happened". They were waiting in line at the gate to buy lawn tickets and some dude with a backstage pass walked up and asked them if they wanted his tickets, he didn't need them. They turned out to be great seats 10 rows back just right of center stage. My buddy Brett said "you go up, you have the rig". I didn't argue with him. 1 blank, F#*K! what was I thinking. I was faced with the decision of a half stereo set or a whole mono set. Well here you go.... It isn't great but I've heard worse, enjoy!" Note: During "Into The Void", Ozzy deployed the water cannon, so had to use duct tape to keep my rig dry. As a result, my recording gets muddy from this point.
8/18/99	Van Andel Arena	Grand Rapids
8/20/99	Blossom Music Center	Cuyahoga Falls	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo, Children Of The Grave -> Intermission, E: Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid	AUD	Fair to good quality audience recording, taped from the center soundboard area with a Sharp 702 MD recorder.
8/22/99	Molson Center (Bell Centre)	Montreal	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions, Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental -> Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Intermission, E: Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid	AUD	Four known audience sources for Montreal ’99. Sources #1 through 3 are the audio tracks from three different audience videos. Source #4 is from a DAT audience recording done by Bobby Plant. Bobby posted his source on Dimeadozen.org on May 22nd, 2007. Bobby Plant: “This show was one of the last shows of the 1999 re-union tour. Ozzy even admitted that his voice was a bit shot, but the Montreal crowd didn't seem to mind. At the show I felt like the Montreal crowd was carrying Ozzy through the show to keep him going.” “To many Sabbath collectors, this may be a new recording as the other known recording of this show is a video where the camcorder was mainly filming the video screen.”
8/24/99	Jones Beach Theater (Tommy Hilfiger at)	Wantagh	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD
12/5/99	London Astoria	London	Version #1 [Complete Audience Recording]: War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Nichols / Iommi instrumental -> Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid. Version #2 [from BBC1 FM broadcast – edited]: Radio One Announcement, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Into The Void, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave. [This is an edited version of the concert which lacks “Electric Funeral”, “Sweet Leaf”, Guitar Solo, Nichols / Iommi instrumental -> “Snowblind”, “Dirty Women”, and “Tomorrow’s Dream”.]	FM	Three known sources - an excellent, but edited FM broadcast from BBC1, a complete audience recording and an excellent audience film (complete). This is an excellent show, both in performance and quality. The band are playing better than usual and this London audience is overwhelmingly behind them. If you want to hear a GREAT show from this tour, then this is the one. CD Bootlegs: REUNION TWO YEARS AFTER (Bondage 185) [FM version; Includes “Tomorrow’s Dream” from audience film source], ON THE SEVENTH DAY [FM version], THE FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH OF ROCK CD-R's: LONDON 1999
12/8/99	Oberhausen Arena	Oberhausen	Intro-Supertzar, War Pigs, Fairies Wear Boots, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Snowblind, After Forever, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Into the Void, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Iommi Guitar Solo, Children of the Grave, Paranoid	AUD	CD-R's: Crazy In The Arena
12/10/99	Rotterdam Ahoy	Rotterdam	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions, Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental -> Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Intermission, E: Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid	AUD	Excellent audience recording. Taped with: Sony TCD-D8 + Core Sound Stealth Cardioid. Running time is just over 99 minutes. Tapers notes: "Recorded straight for the speakers in the arena. The only place to capture a descent sound in this venue! It turns out to be a really nice recording, easy listening and everything in it! Enjoy it!"
12/12/99	Helsinki Icehall (Helsingen Jaahalli)	Helsinki	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions -> Tony Iommi’s Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut [intro only] -> Paranoid, Outro-Robin Hood	AUD	CD Bootlegs: Live In Hell…Sinki CD-R's: The Last Supper, Sunday With Sabbath [“Fairies Wear Boots” only]
12/14/99	Globen	Stockholm	Intro-Sabbath Medley -> War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid.	AUD	CD Bootlegs: The Last Supper In Stockholm [from DAT] CD-R's: Scenes Of Salem (Twisting Out) (Crow Records) [Note: “After Forever” and “Electric Funeral” are swapped around on the cover art listing] Notes: The most common version of this show originates from an audience video. It's running time is 106 minutes. There is also a second audience source with a running time of 114 minutes and possibly even a second video?!
12/16/99	Schleyerhalle	Stuttgart	Intro-Sabbath Medley -> War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	CD-R's: Crape Myrtle
12/17/99	Zenith	München (Munich)	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Band Introduction, Iommi / Nicholls Instrumental, Snowblind, Into The Void, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Intermission, E: Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	Very good to nearly excellent audience tape. Contains slight level distortions.
12/19/99	Messehalle 1	Leipzig	Intro-Sabbath Medley <2:41>, War Pigs <9:02>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:48>, Fairies Wear Boots <7:34>, After Forever <6:34>, Electric Funeral <6:17>, Sweet Leaf <5:28>, Into The Void <7:10>, Band introductions <1:42>, Disc 2: Nicholls / Iommi instrumental <3:08>, Snowblind <6:57>, Dirty Women <7:05>, Black Sabbath <9:34>, Iron Man <9:03>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave -> Intermission <10:01>, E: Supernaut [intro only] -> Paranoid <4:33>	AUD	VG+ audience recording - approx. 104 minutes. "Tomorrow's Dream" was not performed
12/21/99	Birmingham NEC	Birmingham	Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid	AUD	CD Bootlegs: THE FINAL NEC SHOWS - PART I, DRESS REHEARSAL FOR DEATH
12/22/99	Birmingham NEC	Birmingham	Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut/Paranoid	AUD	CD Bootlegs: THE FINAL NEC SHOWS - PART I CD-R's: FAREWELL FOR NOW (Burning Bush)
1/1/00	Interview with Geezer Butler		Geezer chatting about forthcoming Ozzfest/Reunion tour Track 5 ('9' 01") Issues discussed with Geezer: Experience at the NEC/Reunion 1st night vs. 2nd night Name of album New Tracks Track 6 (8' 55") Set lists Story of Symptom '97 Prospects of a new album Due to the format, you have to guess the question Geezer was asked- and the host often rambles on a bit (translates both ways).	AUD	CD Bootlegs: Lords Of This World Notes: Geezer is interviewed by Victor Bonesso. The exact date for this interview is not known.
6/17/2000	KROQ Weenie Roast	Anaheim		AUD	Sabbath made this one-off guest appearance during the summer of 2000.
7/30/00	WZLX-FM Interview (Ozzy)	Boston	Dave Lawrence interviews Ozzy	FM	CD-R’s: The Sabbath Tapes [Collection of interviews from 1995-2000] Notes: Ozzy is interviewed by Dave Lawrence in Boston. [RT-10:54]
9/30/00	ROCK SHOW - VH1	New York		PRO
10/30/00	'In The Studio' - PARANOID / VOLUME 4			FM	Show 645 appears to be a re-broadcast of show 456, which originally aired on 3/17/97. Redbeard talks with Ozzy Osbourne about the making of these albums, as well as several other 70's Sabbath records.

Known Audios - REUNION Era

Date

Venue

City

Set List

Source

Comments

10/14/98

Electric Ladyland Studios

New York

World Premiere of "Reunion CD." Joan Robison hosted this interview program to promote their new album. It was simulcast live on many U.S. radio stations.

10/20/98

REUNION is released in the U.S.

PRO

Official CD: Reunion (Sony)

Notes: Recorded live at the N.E.C. in Birmingham on December 4th and 5th, 1997, this album was the first official release by the original lineup since NEVER SAY DIE. This album also issued on the Minidisc format on 10/24/98!

It also contains two new studio tracks, “Psycho Man” and “Selling Your Soul”. These songs were mainly written and produced by Iommi and Osbourne. These tracks may have been originally written for Ozzy’s OZZMOSIS album. A drum machine was used on “Selling Your Soul”, since Bill’s playing was deemed “too out of time”!

A working title for this album was SONG FROM THE BLACK BOX.

10/29/98

'David Letterman Show' - Ed Sullivan Theater

New York City

Intro, Paranoid

Filmed for 'The David Letterman Show', which was broadcast on 10/30.

11/98

Interview with Geezer Butler

CD-R's: Lords Of This World

Notes: This two-part interview with Geezer Butler appears at the end of the LORDS OF THIS WORLD bootleg CD-R. I’m still looking for more info on this one.

11/25/98

House Of Blues

W. Hollywood

Interview with Iommi, Butler, Ward and Osbourne by Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

Trey Parker & Matt Stone interviewed all four original members.

12/31/98

Bank One Ballpark

Phoenix

Soundcheck: Planet Caravan

The Show: Intro-Supertzar, After Forever, Into the Void, Snowblind, War Pigs (w/ sirens intro), Bassically / N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, Killing Yourself to Live, Electric Funeral, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Lord of this World, Black Sabbath (w/ rain and church bells intro), Sweet Leaf, Symptom of the Universe / Supernaut / Drum Solo, Iron Man, Children of the Grave, Paranoid.

AUD

CD Bootlegs: Killing Yourself To Live.

CD-R’s: New Years Evil, Live From The Floor, More Sabbath Stuff [only 3-tracks: KYTL, SOTU and Supernaut]

Notes: This New Years Eve show in Phoenix kicked off Sabbath's 1999 U.S. tour for REUNION. There are several sources for this show in circulation, as well as an audience video. Even rarer is an audience tape of the soundcheck, which was covertly recorded by one taper. It features a rendition of "Planet Caravan", of which there is only one other known live recording - the East Rutherford soundcheck on 2/5/99.

The set list contained several surprises for Sabbath fans. "After Forever" was performed live for the first time since 1972. It remained in the set until the end of the 1999 world tour. Another great addition was "Killing Yourself To Live", which hadn't been heard since the end of the SABOTAGE tour (London 1/13/76). Sadly, it hasn't been played again since, except during soundchecks.

The sporadically performed "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is also performed here. Resurrected for thir hometown shows in Birmingham, "Lord Of This World" is played here for the very last time. There is also an interesting medley with "Symptom Of The Universe" and "Supernaut".

1/2/99

Thomas & Mack Center

Las Vegas

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

DAT audience recording done by Stefan M.

1/5/99

Great Western Forum

Los Angeles

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

CD Bootlegs: Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath

1/6/99

Great Western Forum

Los Angeles

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

CD Bootlegs: Sabbath Finally Sabbath

CD-R's: Madness Of The Night

1/8/99

San Jose Arena

San Jose

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

Two known sources, including an excellent DAT audience recording and an audience film.

One story I’ve heard about this the DAT source alleges that the taper was sitting in the “hearing impaired” section and connected their recorder to the direct line feed that the venue provided for these patrons. If is true, it would account for the excellent sound quality of this one.

CD Bootlegs: SAN JOSE 1999, SAN JOSE '99, THE REUNION OF THE CENTURY

CD-R's: THE REUNION OF THE CENTURY, THE RETURN OF THE CENTURY, RE-LEAF, SAN DIEGO 1/8/99, MADRID 1983 (2000 Internet Records) [8 songs only, added as bonus tracks]

1/11/99

Rose Garden Arena

Portland

Intro-Sabbath Medley, Sirens -> War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

1/12/99

Key Arena at Seattle Center

Seattle

Source #1 [Incomplete audience tape]: War Pigs [joined in progress during 1st verse; has cuts], Bassically -> N.I.B. [very small cuts], Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind [cuts out at several points; incomplete], Black Sabbath [cuts out in several places; incomplete], Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave [cuts out in several places], Paranoid. [Note – “Dirty Women” and Bill Ward’s drum solo are missing due to technical difficulties during the recording of this source.]

Source #2 [Complete 2-cam audience film]: War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid.

AUD

Review by Rob Dwyer: Flawed, incomplete and merely "good" audience recording of a flu-stricken Sabbath! Just seven shows into the beginning of their 1999 REUNION tour, both Ozzy and Tony fell quite sick. Ozzy was wrestling with a nasty head cold here, while Iommi was feeling the onset of the flu. It was apparent from the start that something wasn't quite right from the beginning, as Ozzy kept going sharp during their opening number, "War Pigs". Just before "N.I.B.", Ozzy acknowledged Iommi's condition:

"Tony Iommi's not feeling too good tonight, but I know you'll help him keep going. LET'S HEAR IT FOR TONY!!! Too many bugs on this fucking planet."

After a dodgy rendition of "N.I.B." which found Ozzy faltering during the 'chorus' sections (especially the 2nd one), he apologized again, commenting that it wasn't his fault that he felt so sick, but was doing the best he could with this flu spreading like a plague through he band! And of course, this is the cleaned up version of what Ozzy actually said! Anyhow, he encouraged the band to charge ahead into "Fairies Wear Boots" which was passable, but played at a fairly forced and lethargic tempo.

Allow me to say for one quick moment that I certainly don't fault the band for being human! This isn't the first "sick" show I've heard them have to play and give them tons of credit for pushing ahead and playing the Seattle gig in the first place. It was the 5th sold out show in a row for them and I know they really didn't want to let their fans down. Unfortunately, they would have to postpone the following two gigs in Salt Lake City and Denver until February, only to be cancelled a 2nd time when Ozzy developed nodes on his throat! In fact, the winter '99 U.S. tour was fraught with sickness, forcing them to cancel or postpone 1/3rd of those scheduled dates (10 out of 32 shows).

With all of that said about Sabbath's poor health in early '99, let's talk about the actual Seattle '99 recording. While this audience recording may still be somewhat rare, it's really not all that great to begin with. We've already established that at least half of the band was sick as dogs, so now I have to break the news that the recording is also full of cuts, level distortions and an annoying fluctuation in signal strength throughout the recording. It sounds as if the microphone this taper was using had a short in it, causing the level to diminish sharply when the volume increased or the unit was moved the wrong way. The only thing I can really say on the positive end is that the taper was positioned close enough to get a fairly clear earshot of the band. But it's really too bad that this one got cut so short (it's complete missing "Dirty Woman" and Bill's drum solo and the running time is just 73:01, about 12-17 minutes shorter than your average '99 show), not to mention the roller coaster volume we're left to deal with.

I received this CD-R with the understanding that it was a "rare trade only" item, meaning that I wasn't to let this one go easily. This is an all too common practice that some traders use to increase the perceived value of a show. And while I'm not going to bite the hand that feeds, it's no secret that I despise the idea of receiving a gift "with conditions of use". It's almost like saying "you can have this, but it's really not yours to share". Granted, the guy who gave this to me is actually an extremely generous soul and probably one of my favorite traders to deal with. But it’s sad to say that his hands have been tied by yet another puppet master. Sheesh, aren't we taking this crap too seriously? I mean, it's only rock 'n' roll, right?

Politics aside, wouldn't you expect for a "rare trade only" show to be something 'really special'?? That's the sort of expectation that is built in to such grandiose declarations on a trade list. Bottom line - if you do trade something rare for this, be sure it's an equally crappy recording!

To be fair, here’s a second opinion from someone who tells me there IS a more complete source tape (the video) and that Sabbath REALLY all that bad…

Jason <Cozmosis1214@aol.com>: “It seems to me that while the band was not feeling well, the show wasn't that bad. I have a very well-edited AUD video of this show, without all the cuts mentioned in the review, which I personally thought was pretty good. I haven't visited in a bit, but I saw this and had to comment.”

1/17/99

Target Center

Minneapolis

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs (Beginning cut), N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

1/19/99

Rosemont Horizon

Rosemont (Chicago)

AUD

CD-R's: Chicago '99, Rosemont Horizon 1/19/99

Shockwave: “To add a few key notes to the audio section of the 1/19/99 Rosemont Horizon show in Chicago, there are at least 2 diff sources. The one on your list and another called Rosemont Horizon 1/19/99, which is missing “War Pigs”. Geezer’s bass seems a little distorted at times on this version too.

“I also have an audio obtained directly from the taper way back in 1999, if I remember correctly. He used a Sony dx3 (or something like that) with 2 mics on top of his hat! This copy is way better and 100%complete too. It has the intro and the outro! The quality is far better than the cheesy disc I have (which is no better than B+/A -), but it’s on cassette and sourced from cassette.”

1/22/99

Alamodome

San Antonio

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

1/24/99

Reunion Arena

Dallas

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs. Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

1/25/99

Compaq Center

Houston

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

2/3/99

Fleet Center

Boston

AUD

CD-R's: Live At The Fleet Center.

Notes: There are at least 3 different source tapes for this show.

2/5/99

Continental Airlines Arena

East Rutherford

Soundcheck: Junior's Eyes [Drums, guitar, bass], Supernaut [drums, guitar], Planet Caravan [drums, guitar], *Planet Caravan [continued - with keyboards; includes extended solo from Tony], Symptom Of The Universe [guitar, drums - brief, but spirited run through], Brief guitar bit [Tony], *Sabbath Bloody Sabbath [drums, guitar, keys], Heaven And Hell [drums, guitar, vocals - excerpt], Sabbra Cadabra [drums, guitar], Zero The Hero [drums, guitar], Zero The Hero [drums, guitar]

The Show: Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid.

AUD

A tape of the soundcheck for this show is also in circulation. It is noteworthy for the fact that it contains one of the only known live reading of “Planet Caravan”, even if it is only fragmentary. There is apparently another recording of "Planet Caravan" on a still uncirculated soundcheck from Phoenix 12/31/98.

2/6/99

Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Uniondale

Soundcheck: The Shining [Tony - intro, main riff & improvisation], Improvisation [Tony - wah pedal], Sabbath Bloody Sabbath [Tony - riff only] -> Mob Rules [Tony], Improvisation [Tony], Disturbing The Priest [Tony], Improvisation -> Headless Cross [Tony/Geoff], Computer God [Tony - quiet section], Improvisation -> Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental (a la "Die Young") -> Some jazzy runs by Tony, Improvisation -> Taper speaks, Improvisation [Tony], Brief guitar solos [Tony] -> Drums enter -> Random Improvisation, ? [Tony - riff from ETERNAL IDOL album]

The Show: Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

A tape of the soundcheck for this show is also in circulation.

2/9/99

Skydome Skytent

Toronto

AUD

At least two known audience audio sources.

Bobby Plant: “I found my incomplete master tape of the Skydome Toronto show from February of 99. It was a real piss off as I missed the first and last song. The Skydome was known for it's horrible acoustics so I thought you might like a sample track from my original transfer.”

CD-R's: Live At Skydome, Toronto 1999

2/11/99

Van Andel Arena

Grand Rapids

Intro-Sabbath Medley -> War Pigs <11:20>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:40>, Fairies Wear Boots <7:35>, After Forever <6:45>, Electric Funeral <6:25>, Sweet Leaf <6:50>, Into The Void <7:00>, Snowblind <7:00>, Dirty Women <8:30>, Black Sabbath <9:40>, Iron Man <10:22>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave <5:20>, Paranoid <4:48>, End of show <:30>

AUD

VG to nearly EX audience recording of complete show. Running time – Approx. 99 minutes.

2/12/99

Ervin J. Nutter Center - Wright State University

Dayton

AUD

Audience recording done by Mike L. with a Sony D3 (analog) with a Radio Shack microphone. The recorder had a problem within the channels of the microphone jack. To correct this problem, the Dayton '99 tape was converted into simulated Stereo. Only the 'corrected' version is currently being circulated.

2/14/99

Palace Of Auburn Hills

Auburn Hills (Detroit)

AUD

2/15/99

Palace Of Auburn Hills

Auburn Hills (Detroit)

AUD

2/18/99

First Union Spectrum

Philadelphia

Soundcheck: Zero The Hero, Glory Ride, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Killing Yourself To Live, Die Young.
The Show: Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid.

AUD

CD-R’s:
WE LOVE YOU ALL1999 [1999 Booji Boy]
Notes: There are at least two different audience sources for this show. One lacks the "Sabbath Medley" intro and begins immediately with "War Pigs". A tape of the soundcheck for this show is also in circulation.

2/19/99

Civic Arena

Pittsburgh

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Into The Void, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

5/27/99

Coral Sky Amphitheater (a.k.a. Mars Music / Sound Advice)

West Palm Beach

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Guitar Solo, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Intro to Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

Here's one tapers description of the equipment he used: Sharp 702 Mini-Disc>Core-Sounds Stealth Cardiods>cdr

5/29/99

Lakewood Amphitheater

Atlanta

AUD

CD-R's: Live At The Lakewood Amphitheater

5/31/99

First American Music Center (Amsouth Amphitheatre)

Antioch

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band intros, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

CD-R's: Sabbath Takes Nashville

CD-R's: Sabbath Nashville Sabbath

6/2/99

Blockbuster Pavilion (Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre)

Charlotte

(Incomplete show) Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man

AUD

6/4/99

Nissan Pavilion at Stone Ridge

Bristow

War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental -> Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> E: Paranoid

AUD

VG audience recording of complete show. Running time is approximately 90 minutes.

6/6/99

Sony Blockbuster Entertainment Center (Tweeter Center At The Waterfront)

Camden

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

6/8/99

PNC Bank Arts Center

Holmdel

War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

SB>WEB

Professionally recorded for internet broadcast. Most sources originate from the compressed audio streams and have a somewhat watery sound.

6/10/99

PNC Bank Arts Center

Holmdel

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> , Paranoid

WEB

This show was simulcast live via the Internet

6/12/99

Starlake Amphitheater

Burgettstown (Pittsburgh)

Intro-Sabbath Medley <2:10>, War Pigs <8:38>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:53>, Fairies Wear Boots <7:21>, After Forever <5:37>, Electric Funeral <5:13>, Sweet Leaf <5:51>, Into The Void <8:12>, Iommi/Nicholls intro <2:06>, Snowblind <7:13>, Black Sabbath <8:05>, Iron Man <8:58>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave <7:34>, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid <5:12> [Running times from soundboard version]

SB/AUD

There are two known source tapes for this show. #1 is a complete soundboard audio (EX- quality) taken from the pro-shot video. There is some static in the recording, but it is excellent otherwise. #2 is a very good complete audience Minidisc recording, done with Low Cost Core Sound Cardiods into a Sharp MS702 deck. Both versions are approximately 90 minutes. Unfortunately, Ozzy's voice isn't in the greatest shape at this show. He sounds as if he's got a cold here.

6/14/99

Polaris Amphitheater (Germain Amphitheatre)

Columbus

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

6/15/99

Audio version of THE LAST SUPPER released

War Pigs, N.I.B., Electric Funeral, Fairies Wear Boots, Spiral Architect, Into The Void, Sweet Leaf, Snowblind, After Forever, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Paranoid, Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

PRO

This audio version of THE LAST SUPPER was released during the summer of '99, but is now out-of-print. Although much of the official video was filmed at their 1997 reunion shows in Birmingham, it is likely that other songs are from the U.S. tour (such as "After Forever", which was not performed in Birmingham).

6/16/99

Dave Lawrence interviews Tony Iommi

Great Woods

Interview

Dave Lawrence interviews Tony Iommi on WZLX-FM. Tony has some interesting things to say about Jimi Hendrix here. The running time of this interview is 11:32.

6/18/99

Great Woods Center (Tweeter Center For The Performing Arts)

Mansfield

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Paranoid

AUD

6/19/99

Meadows Music Theater

Hartford

Source #1: Intro-Sabbath Medley <1:50>, War Pigs <8:59>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:08>, Fairies Wear Boots <6:33>, After Forever <5:25>, Electric Funeral <5:52>, Sweet Leaf <4:51>, Into The Void <7:11>, Band Introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental <4:08> -> Snowblind <6:13>, Black Sabbath <8:08>, Iron Man <6:52>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave <5:21>, Paranoid [joined in progress during intro riff; "Supernaut" intro missing] <2:47>

AUD

Two known audience sources, both of very good to excellent audience quality. Source #1 has a running time of 80:24 and would have been nearly complete if not for the cuts in "Paranoid" (both the intro and ending are missing). Source #2 includes the "Robin Hood" outro tape and runs for nearly 85 minutes. From the get go, you can hear someone's cell phone ringing nearby, while another displeased fan shrieks "Shut the f*cker off!!!" several times. The phone rings several times during the show and the reprisals get even angrier. Welcome to the dawn of the 21st century.... Well played show with an otherwise good vibe from the band and audience.

6/25/99

Pine Knob Music Theater (DTE Energy Music Theatre)

Clarkston

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid

SB/AUD

6/27/99

Pine Knob Music Theater (DTE Energy Music Theatre)

Clarkston

AUD

6/29/99

Deer Creek Amphitheater (Verizon Wireless Music Center)

Noblesville

SB/AUD

Two known sources include an audience recording AND a mostly complete excellent soundboard recording that surfaced more widely in 2007. There may also be a pro-shot video for this one as well...

CD-R's: Deer Creek '99

7/1/99

Float Rite Park

Somerset

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental -> Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, E: Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid

WEB

This show was simulcast live via "streaming audio" through the Internet by the 'House Of Blues'. As a result, copies derived from the internet source will have a very watery compressed sound that is VG at best.

7/3/99

Alpine Valley Amphitheater (Music Theatre)

East Troy

AUD

VG+ stereo audience recording. Running time is approx. 95 minutes.

7/5/99

The World Music Theater (Tweeter Center)

Tinley Park

Source #1: War Pigs [tape fades in with sirens - "Supertzar" intro missing] <8:00>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <5:59>, Fairies Wear Boots <6:12>, After Forever <5:19>, Electric Funeral <5:08>, Sweet Leaf <5:18>, Into The Void <6:46>, Band Introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental -> Snowblind <8:48>, Black Sabbath <8:12>, Iron Man <7:59>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave <5:36>, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid <5:24>

AUD

Three known sources. #1 is a VG quality audience recording of the complete concert. This version is kind of distant sounding, but clear. When this was mastered to CD, each song was faded out and quickly faded back in. There doesn't appear to be any obvious cuts, but this is still very irritating! What is the point in fading out each song? Running time is 78:47. #2 is a complete audience film. #3 is an incomplete audience film that ends with "Fairies Wear Boots".

7/7/99

Riverport Amphitheater

Maryland Heights

7/16/99

Thunderbird Stadium

Vancouver

War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

CD Bootlegs: Sab Four Unearthed

7/18/99

The Gorge

George

War Pigs <8:20>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:16>, Fairies Wear Boots <6:33>, After Forever <6:35>, Electric Funeral <5:43>, Sweet Leaf <5:41>, Into The Void -> Band Introductions<7:41>, Nicholls / Iommi instrumental <2:53> -> Snowblind <6:16>, Black Sabbath <8:57>, Iron Man <8:59>, Children Of The Grave <7:11>, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid <4:34>

AUD

Excellent DAT audience recording. Mostly complete, except for the missing "Sabbath Medley" introduction. Running time is just under 85 minutes.

This one has lots of "hooting and hollering", especially from one extremely vocal patron. After a few songs, this wears on my nerves a bit, but maybe it's just my caffeine intake today? Ozzy is sounding rather pitiful on the intro for "War Pigs", "Sweet Leaf" and "Snowblind".

There may be another source tape for this show, but I still need confirmation on this.

CD-R's: GEORGE WA 7-18-99

7/20/99

Shoreline Amphitheater

Mountain View

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

7/22/99

Desert Sky Amphitheater (Cricket Pavilion)

Phoenix

AUD

7/24/99

Glen Helen Blockbuster Pavilion (Hyundai Pavilion Of Glen Helen)

Devore

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band introductions -> Nicholls / Iommi instrumental, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave -> Intermission, Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid -> Outro: Robin Hood [with sound of fireworks in background]

AUD

VG audience recording of complete show. The taper even lets the tape roll so we can hear the fireworks display following the show.

8/2/99

Mississippi Coast Coliseum

Biloxi

AUD

CD-R's: NO HYPE, NO GIMMICKS, NO BULLSHIT

8/8/99

Bi-Lo Center

Greenville

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

8/10/99

GTE Virginia Beach Amphitheater (now Verizon Wireless)

Virginia Beach

(Incomplete) Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro), Paranoid

AUD

8/12/99

Hersheypark Stadium

Hershey

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro only) -> Paranoid .

AUD

CD-R's: LIVE IN HERSHEY
Notes: There are three known audience sources for this show. Source #1 lacks the "Sabbath Medley" intro. Source #2 was recorded from the 17th row and has the complete performance. Source #3 is incomplete and begins during the last verse of "War Pigs". [Thanks to Shawn G. for the information!]

8/14/99

Merriweather Post Pavilion

Columbia

8/16/99

Riverbend Music Center

Cincinnati

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

Very good audience recording.

Taper's Notes (by BOOTMONKEY):

Source: AUD Sony ECM717 mic [internal battery on line in] on a Sharp 821MD

Lineage: AUD Master MD[MONO]>[TOSLINK Sony Sound Forge 7] WAV>FLAC 1.7.1[8](SBE tested, Burn tested)

Editing: fade in/out on Disc start/end> tracking CD WAV 1.71. This recording was not processed, no normalizing, no EQ

Story: I got lawn seats to this show, stay with me it gets better. I got crappy seats so I decided to bring minimal gear [1 blank MD] thinking I wasn't going to get a recording worth a shit. When I got in to the show, me and my buddies went straight to the beer line. There was only one beer line open and we waited in it for the entire 45 minute set of the opening band, the name of which I cannot remember. I was going to meet other friends on the lawn but while waiting in the booze line said friends approached me with "you'll never believe what just happened". They were waiting in line at the gate to buy lawn tickets and some dude with a backstage pass walked up and asked them if they wanted his tickets, he didn't need them. They turned out to be great seats 10 rows back just right of center stage. My buddy Brett said "you go up, you have the rig". I didn't argue with him. 1 blank, F#*K! what was I thinking. I was faced with the decision of a half stereo set or a whole mono set. Well here you go.... It isn't great but I've heard worse, enjoy!"

Note: During "Into The Void", Ozzy deployed the water cannon, so had to use duct tape to keep my rig dry. As a result, my recording gets muddy from this point.

8/18/99

Van Andel Arena

Grand Rapids

8/20/99

Blossom Music Center

Cuyahoga Falls

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B, Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental, Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo, Children Of The Grave -> Intermission, E: Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid

AUD

Fair to good quality audience recording, taped from the center soundboard area with a Sharp 702 MD recorder.

8/22/99

Molson Center (Bell Centre)

Montreal

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions, Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental -> Snowblind, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Intermission, E: Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid

AUD

Four known audience sources for Montreal ’99. Sources #1 through 3 are the audio tracks from three different audience videos. Source #4 is from a DAT audience recording done by Bobby Plant. Bobby posted his source on Dimeadozen.org on May 22nd, 2007.

Bobby Plant: “This show was one of the last shows of the 1999 re-union tour. Ozzy even admitted that his voice was a bit shot, but the Montreal crowd didn't seem to mind. At the show I felt like the Montreal crowd was carrying Ozzy through the show to keep him going.”

“To many Sabbath collectors, this may be a new recording as the other known recording of this show is a video where the camcorder was mainly filming the video screen.”

8/24/99

Jones Beach Theater (Tommy Hilfiger at)

Wantagh

AUD

12/5/99

London Astoria

London

Version #1 [Complete Audience Recording]: War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Nichols / Iommi instrumental -> Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid.

Version #2 [from BBC1 FM broadcast – edited]: Radio One Announcement, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Into The Void, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave. [This is an edited version of the concert which lacks “Electric Funeral”, “Sweet Leaf”, Guitar Solo, Nichols / Iommi instrumental -> “Snowblind”, “Dirty Women”, and “Tomorrow’s Dream”.]

Three known sources - an excellent, but edited FM broadcast from BBC1, a complete audience recording and an excellent audience film (complete). This is an excellent show, both in performance and quality. The band are playing better than usual and this London audience is overwhelmingly behind them. If you want to hear a GREAT show from this tour, then this is the one.

CD Bootlegs: REUNION TWO YEARS AFTER (Bondage 185) [FM version; Includes “Tomorrow’s Dream” from audience film source], ON THE SEVENTH DAY [FM version], THE FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH OF ROCK

CD-R's: LONDON 1999

12/8/99

Oberhausen Arena

Oberhausen

Intro-Supertzar, War Pigs, Fairies Wear Boots, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Snowblind, After Forever, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Into the Void, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Iommi Guitar Solo, Children of the Grave, Paranoid

AUD

CD-R's: Crazy In The Arena

12/10/99

Rotterdam Ahoy

Rotterdam

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions, Nicholls / Iommi Instrumental -> Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave, Intermission, E: Supernaut [intro] -> Paranoid

AUD

Excellent audience recording. Taped with: Sony TCD-D8 + Core Sound Stealth Cardioid. Running time is just over 99 minutes.

Tapers notes: "Recorded straight for the speakers in the arena. The only place to capture a descent sound in this venue! It turns out to be a really nice recording, easy listening and everything in it! Enjoy it!"

12/12/99

Helsinki Icehall (Helsingen Jaahalli)

Helsinki

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Band Introductions -> Tony Iommi’s Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut [intro only] -> Paranoid, Outro-Robin Hood

AUD

CD Bootlegs: Live In Hell…Sinki

CD-R's: The Last Supper, Sunday With Sabbath [“Fairies Wear Boots” only]

12/14/99

Globen

Stockholm

Intro-Sabbath Medley -> War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid.

AUD

CD Bootlegs: The Last Supper In Stockholm [from DAT]

CD-R's: Scenes Of Salem (Twisting Out) (Crow Records) [Note: “After Forever” and “Electric Funeral” are swapped around on the cover art listing]

Notes: The most common version of this show originates from an audience video. It's running time is 106 minutes. There is also a second audience source with a running time of 114 minutes and possibly even a second video?!

12/16/99

Schleyerhalle

Stuttgart

AUD

CD-R's: Crape Myrtle

12/17/99

Zenith

München (Munich)

Intro-Sabbath Medley, War Pigs, Bassically -> N.I.B., Fairies Wear Boots, After Forever, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Band Introduction, Iommi / Nicholls Instrumental, Snowblind, Into The Void, Dirty Women, Tomorrow's Dream, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Intermission, E: Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

Very good to nearly excellent audience tape. Contains slight level distortions.

12/19/99

Messehalle 1

Leipzig

Intro-Sabbath Medley <2:41>, War Pigs <9:02>, Bassically -> N.I.B. <6:48>, Fairies Wear Boots <7:34>, After Forever <6:34>, Electric Funeral <6:17>, Sweet Leaf <5:28>, Into The Void <7:10>, Band introductions <1:42>, Disc 2: Nicholls / Iommi instrumental <3:08>, Snowblind <6:57>, Dirty Women <7:05>, Black Sabbath <9:34>, Iron Man <9:03>, Embryo -> Children Of The Grave -> Intermission <10:01>, E: Supernaut [intro only] -> Paranoid <4:33>

AUD

VG+ audience recording - approx. 104 minutes. "Tomorrow's Dream" was not performed

12/21/99

Birmingham NEC

Birmingham

Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf, Into The Void, Guitar Solo, Snowblind, Dirty Women, Black Sabbath, Iron Man, Children Of The Grave, Supernaut (Intro) -> Paranoid

AUD

CD Bootlegs: THE FINAL NEC SHOWS - PART I, DRESS REHEARSAL FOR DEATH

12/22/99

Birmingham NEC

Birmingham

AUD

CD Bootlegs: THE FINAL NEC SHOWS - PART I

CD-R's: FAREWELL FOR NOW (Burning Bush)

1/1/00

Interview with Geezer Butler

Geezer chatting about forthcoming Ozzfest/Reunion tour

Track 5 ('9' 01")

Issues discussed with Geezer:

Experience at the NEC/Reunion

1st night vs. 2nd night

Name of album

New Tracks

Track 6 (8' 55")

Set lists

Story of Symptom '97

Prospects of a new album

Due to the format, you have to guess the question Geezer was asked- and the host often rambles on a bit (translates both ways).

AUD

CD Bootlegs: Lords Of This World

Notes: Geezer is interviewed by Victor Bonesso. The exact date for this interview is not known.

6/17/2000

KROQ Weenie Roast

Anaheim

AUD

Sabbath made this one-off guest appearance during the summer of 2000.

7/30/00

WZLX-FM Interview (Ozzy)

Boston

Dave Lawrence interviews Ozzy

CD-R’s: The Sabbath Tapes [Collection of interviews from 1995-2000]

Notes: Ozzy is interviewed by Dave Lawrence in Boston. [RT-10:54]

9/30/00

ROCK SHOW - VH1

New York

PRO

10/30/00

'In The Studio' - PARANOID / VOLUME 4

Show 645 appears to be a re-broadcast of show 456, which originally aired on 3/17/97. Redbeard talks with Ozzy Osbourne about the making of these albums, as well as several other 70's Sabbath records.