Black Sabbath - Live Evil CD

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Live Evil album for sale by Black Sabbath was released May 08, 1989 on the Warner Bros. label. Released in January 1983, LIVE EVIL was competing against Ozzy Osbourne's live SPEAK OF THE DEVIL for the dominant share of Black Sabbath fans' favor. Live Evil CD music Both albums did fairly well, and EVIL features Ozzy's successor Ronnie James Dio on vocals. Live Evil buy CD music Recorded in Seattle, San Antonio, and Dallas on the Mob Rules tour, excellent production only enhances these powerful live performances. With two Dio-era albums under their belt, Sabbath opens with "E5150" and "Neon Knights" for a rousing start. Live Evil CD music is a 2-disc set with 14 songs. ...See Full Description

Black Sabbath - Live Evil Album Track Listing

	Trk	Song	Time	Price	Buy MP3
	1	E5150 See All 10	2:21	$0.99
	2	Neon Knights See All 19	4:37	$0.99
	3	N. I. B. See All 2	5:09	$0.99
	4	Children of the Sea See All 13	6:09	$0.99
	5	Voodoo See All 15	6:08	$0.99
	6	Black Sabbath See All 38	8:39	$0.99
	7	War Pigs See All 36	9:20	$0.99
	8	Iron Man See All 42	7:30	$0.99
Disc 2
	1	Mob Rules See All 19	4:10	$0.99
	2	Heaven and Hell See All 18	12:04
	3	Sign Of The Southern Cross / Heaven And Hell (continued) See All 6	7:16	$0.99
	4	Paranoid See All 47	3:47	$0.99
	5	Children of the Grave See All 36	5:26	$0.99
	6	Fluff See All 15	1:00	$0.99

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Awesome
What can I say...I love Black Sabbath and this CD hit the spot. :)
By rooksmail (california)

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End Of An Era
This 2-CD set marked the end of the real Black Sabbath, 1970 - 1982. The band had not only survived Ozzy Osbourne's departure in 1979, but they even managed to expand their musical horizons with new singer Ronnie James Dio. Live Evil remains a good encapsulation of Sabbath's early 1980s era with Dio. It's somewhat slick, but most live shows were in those days! And while it's not as magical as the two studio albums recorded with Dio, it does exude the same mystical atmosphere. Dio left Sabbath shortly before Live Evil was released in January 1983, and the band later went through some ill-advised personnel changes that effectively killed the aura of mystery and mystique that was so integral to Sabbath's appeal. This album is a good reminder of what Black Sabbath really was - and probably never will be again.
By HeepCreep (Tacoma, WA ; USA)

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GOOD, BUT NOT ESSENTIAL
i first got this on vinyl in early 1983,and looking back on it,this does not really sound like a live album.It does not have as much raw energy,and sounds too polished.It seems almost sacreligious that Dio would be singing '70's Black Sabbath songs!?
By jason (modesto,ca.)

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NO GREAT.
I am a real fan of Black Sabbath and Ronnie James Dio but this albumn no is great,however there are powerful live performances,a great voice,great songs but a worst production by Tony Iommi.For me,the albumn is a good reminder of what Black Sabbath really was.
By ralp666 (Jalapa,Eqz,VERACRUZ.MEXICO)

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Not bad for being post-Ozzy.
I am a fan of the Ozzy era Black Sabbath, but I must admit that the Dio era is not bad at all. I actually prefer Dio when he was in Rainbow. I have listened to this album along with "Heaven And Hell" and "Mob Rules" and they are without a doubt the last three great Sabbath albums. I do agree with the "End of an era" review. Sabbath did in fact survive the departure of Ozzy Osbourne but it did not survive the departure of Ronnie James Dio. "Live Evil" marks the real end. Anything post Dio sucks, especially "Born Again".
By Nicholas (Litchfield. MI, USA)

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CD Universe Part number	1099765
Label	Warner Bros.
Orig Year	1982
Catalog number	23742
Discs	2
Release Date	May 08, 1989
Studio/Live	Live
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Tommy Iommi; Geezer Butler
Engineer	Lee De Carlo; Bill Freesh
Recording Time	83 minutes
Personnel	Tony Iommi - guitar Geezer Butler - bass Ronnie James DIO - vocals Vinnie Appice - drums