Black Sabbath/UK 1971

The first recording of the extremely rare 70’s songs “Into the Void” and “After Forever” has been unearthed. Emergency release has been decided! “Into the Void” and “After Forever” are familiar songs after the reunion, but they were extremely rare songs that were only played a few times by Hong Kong in the 1970s. This work where you can listen to both songs was recorded at “Newcastle performance on January 18, 1971”. This is the complete first appearance audience recording. This day was a show that no one had ever been able to listen to since there had been no recordings. Moreover, it contains extremely rare songs… The biggest point of this work is the value of “Into the Void” and “After Forever,” so this time let’s change things up and start with the rare songs from the 70s. First, organize it. In addition to official editions such as “LIVE AT LAST” and “PAST LIVES”, Sabbath in the 1970s also has famous editions such as “LIVE LONGEST… DIE AT LAST” and “PITTSBURGH 1976/1978”. What kind of “audience-only rare songs” are there that can’t be heard on such soundboards? Let’s take a look. Songs with official live takes (24 songs + 1 cover song) Original: Black Sabbath/Behind the Wall of Sleep/N.I.B./Wicked World/War Pigs/Paranoid/Iron Man/Electric Funeral/Hand of Doom/Fairies Wear Boots/ Sweet Leaf／Embryo／Children of the Grave／Tomorrow’s Dream／Supernaut／Snowblind／Cornucopia／Killing Yourself to Live／Hole in the Sky／Symptom of the Universe／Megalomania／Rock ‘n’ Roll Doctor／Dirty Women／Never Say Die・Cover: Blue Suede Shoes Songs with unofficial soundboard remaining (8 songs) ・Original: Rat Salad/Orchid/Sabbra Cadabra/Spiral Architect/Don’t Start (Too Late)/Gypsy/All Moving Parts (Stand Still) /Shock Wave Songs remaining only in the audience (7 songs + 4 covers)・Original: A Song For Jim/Into the Void/After Forever/Wheels of Confusion/Under the Sun/Changes/A National Acrobat・Cover; Warning /Let Me Love You Baby/Early One Morning/Blue Blooded Man (aka. Blue Coast Man) *Note: In addition to this, “The Wizard”, “Lord of This World”, “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” and intro/ There are 27 songs from the 1970s that were not performed live, including outro songs. In total, 33 songs were played on the soundboard, and 11 songs were played only by the audience. A total of 44 live songs from the 70’s have been confirmed. Of the 11 songs that are only guest records, 4 covers + “A Song For Jim” are all covered in Sabbath’s oldest live album “DUMFRIES 1969”, but the problem is with the other 6 songs. This work is a live album that includes new takes of two songs from “MASTER OF REALITY”, “Into the Void” and “After Forever”. To organize your collection, check out the live albums where you can listen to these two songs (by the way, if you want to enjoy “Wheels of Confusion,” “Under the Sun,” and “Changes,” check out “WHEELS OF CONFUSION” and “A National Acrobat.”) Then we recommend “PITTSBURGH 1974/1976: The Audience Collection”). Days when you can listen to “Into the Void”: January 14, 1971 Sheffield January 18, 1971 Newcastle ←★This work★ March 2 & March 9, 1971 “INTO THE VOID 1971” April 1971 January 18th Copenhagen – The day you can listen to “ETERNAL VOID OF DOOM” and “After Forever” – January 14th 1971 Sheffield – January 18th 1971 Newcastle ←★This work★ – January 24th 1972 Birmingham “FOREVER ACROBAT” …and it looks like this. “Into the Void” has 5 takes, but “After Forever” only has 3 takes. In this work, you can listen to new excavated takes of both. Moreover, the sound is also great. In fact, this work was recorded by Alex Wilson, the same person who recorded the oldest live album “DUMFRIES 1969” (mentioned above). The source is the 1st gene reel that was dubbed directly from the original cassette, and it is a vintage sound that is truly a sequel to the super important record in Sabbath history. Although it is not close to the point, the atmosphere is fresh, and the thick and powerful core is powerfully approaching. It’s a fresh sound that feels like the atmosphere that was hanging in the hall 49 years ago is flowing through the speakers. Moreover, this work is the highest peak of such famous recordings. In fact, the original sound that appeared on the internet was unstable, with the pitch of the first three songs being strangely fast, the second half having a jittery noise, and (depending on the song) a sense of distance. In this work, we have carefully corrected each of these points one by one. What is particularly striking is the vividness. Of course, the naturalness of the sound is not compromised in any way, and by sharpening the outline, the overall sound is clearer, and the distance feels as if it is about 10 meters closer. “Into The Void” and “After Forever” from the 1970s can only be heard in audience recordings. This is an amazing new excavation master that includes two such valuable songs. A piece that allows you to experience the Newcastle performance with the best sound that no one has ever been able to hear. Live at Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, UK TRULY AMAZING SOUND (61:26) 1. Paranoid 2. NIB 3. War Pigs 4. Into The Void ★ 5. Iron Man 6. Black Sabbath 7. After Forever ★ 8. Wicked World 9. Guitar Solo 10. Wicked World (reprise) 11. Faeries Wear Boots 12. Paranoid