OFF: Re: Heaven and Hell

[Carl Edlund Anderson]

Yeah, it used to be I barely rated Dio-era Sabbath, but I listened to  
a lot of stuff in the first time in a long time when Rhino put out  
the Dio-era Sabbath compilation (and the few new tracks weren't bad  
at all, though I still think the last Iommi solo album, with Glenn  
Hughes, had some better stuff).  But then the new live Heaven & Hell  
DVD (which, unfortunately, I don't own, but did see before I left the  
UK) *really* impressed me.  Particularly for some songs from  
_Dehumanizer_, which I had never really liked the sound on, were just  
*huge* live.  (Of course, it may help that they´re probably played  
live now at least a half-step lower than on the records. :)

Anyway, good stuff.  Leaving the UK, I missed my chance to see the  
band in London last December, but I _will_ pick up that live DVD when  
next I'm in the States and will be watching for the new studio album  
next year.  And, of course, if they come down to Colombia, I´ll go  
see them. :)

Cheers,
Carl

On 08 Sep 2008, at 14:07 , gary shindler wrote:
> I definitely like their new live LP more than "Live Evil." Dio is  
> best left to sing songs he helped write.
> Gary
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Steve Swann <swann1066 at GMAIL.COM>
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> Sent: Monday, September 8, 2008 12:49:22 PM
> Subject: Re: Widowmaker LP
>
> Btw, if any of you are fans of the Dio-era Black Sabbath,  
> definitely go see them as Heaven & Hell.  I've seen them twice  
> recently, touring with Megadeth (who were also awesome) and more  
> recently with Priest and Motorhead.  They were terrific both  
> times.  I never thought I would have a chance to hear "Sign of the  
> Southern Cross" or "Falling Off the Edge of the World" live...   
> <glee>  :)
>
> Steve


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