Ozzy Osbourne/London,UK 2.19.1986

“THE ULTIMATE SIN Tour” was one of the most unique in Ozzy’s solo career. Among them, a new masterpiece album that allows you to enjoy even the rare song “Never” is now available. What is infused into this work is “February 19, 1986 London performance”. This is an excellent audience recording recorded on the first day of the famous venue “Hammersmith Odeon” for 3 days. Speaking of “THE ULTIMATE SIN Tour”, it is almost a fixed set, and you would think that one full sound board ultimate masterpiece “KANSAS CITY 1986 COMPLETE” would be enough… but that is not the case. At the beginning of the tour, Hong’s new song “Never” was played only a few times. Not limited to this tour, there are almost no “songs that can only be heard by the audience” in Ozzy’s solo, but “Never” was a valuable exception. So, what kind of position was that rare show? Let’s take a look back at the overall picture of “THE ULTIMATE SIN Tour” February 6th – March 4th, 1986: UK (20 performances) ←★Here★《“THE ULTIMATE SIN” released on February 22nd》 ・3 May 27th – May 20th: North America #1 (37 performances) ← *KANSAS CITY 1986 COMPLETE ・May 24th – June 2nd: Japan (7 performances) ・June 10th – August 3rd: North America #2 (30 performances) August 16-31: Europe (MOR4 performances) September 5-October 12: North America #3 (25 performances) 1987 February 23: Hollywood (Jake’s final performance) Performance) This is Ozzy Osbourne in 1986/1987. The tour will begin with “THE ULTIMATE SIN”, which has completely replaced the backing other than the playmaker Jake E. Lee at the time, and the Hammersmith performance of this work is the 10th performance of the “UK” tour, which was the kick-off location. It was a concert. This British leg is also known as a mass production area of ​​famous recordings, but “Never” was not played in all of them. Let’s explore the era of ultra-rare items by comparing them with our collection.・February 6th-14th (7 performances) *February 16th: Edinburgh performance *February 17th: Sheffield performance “OVER THE MOUNTAIN ’86” *February 19th: Hammersmith performance ←★This work★ * February 20th: Hammersmith performance “AGE OF SIN” February 21st-26th (4 performances: Never dropped the set somewhere) February 27th: Nottingham performance “THE ULTIMATE BLITZ” February 28th + March 2nd (2 performances) March 3rd: Leicester performance “THE ULTIMATE BLITZ” March 4th: Bradford performance *Note: “Never” has been confirmed to be performed. show. The above are all 20 performances of the “UK” tour. Four performances of “Never” have been confirmed, and this work is the third. The set dropped soon after that, and I couldn’t listen to the masterpiece “THE ULTIMATE BLITZ”, which is the masterpiece of the “UK” tour. Now, this work, which records such a valuable show, is a gem that has appeared from the “G.Mann” collection, which is currently attracting a lot of attention. Unfortunately, it is not a personal recording, so it is digitized from the 1st Gene Cassette rather than the original, but the sound quality and personality are very similar to the previous “G.Mann” collection. Although it must be an audience recording that captures the real mood of the venue, the atmosphere is clear and the sound is extremely neat. It’s not so close that you can mistake it for a sound board, but that doesn’t mean it’s vivid and doesn’t cloud up in every corner. It is a sound that pursues the “beauty unique to guest recordings”, and the thought of “Maybe it’s a Kinney recording!?” flashes through my head (though I think it’s probably not true). What is depicted with such beautiful sounds is not only the extremely rare song “Never”, but also a full show because “THE ULTIMATE SIN Tour” has more new songs than any other era. Speaking of Ozzy’s sets, in the 80’s the basic formula was “BLIZZARD OF OZZ + a few songs from each album”, and from the 90’s onwards it became “BLIZZARD OF OZZ + NO MORE TEARS + other albums”. Ta. However, only “THE ULTIMATE SIN Tour” introduces an unprecedented amount of new songs, and apart from Eternal Ace’s “BLIZZARD OF OZZ”, new songs from “Crime and Punishment” account for about half of the set. is occupying. What’s more, in later years, at most, he plays “Shot in the Dark” and “Killer of Giants” as if he were remembering them, and “Never Know Why,” “Secret Loser,” and “The Ultimate Sin” are mostly limited edition songs from 1986. is. “THE ULTIMATE SIN Tour” is where the talent of the genius Jake E. Lee fully blooms and you can enjoy an Ozzy show that is different from any other time. This is a new excavated version that includes the important rare song “Never” in the collection. A new masterpiece that includes the rare song “Never” that is not available on the soundboard. This is an excellent audience recording of “February 19, 1986 Hammersmith Odeon Performance”. The sound digitized from the newly discovered 1st Gene cassette is very neat, and the clear atmosphere is clear and vivid in every corner. The sound, which pursues the “beauty unique to guest recordings”, is as if it were a Kinney recording. You can enjoy a number of “THE ULTIMATE SIN” numbers that cannot be heard on other tours, including the rare song “Never” with its beautiful sound. Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK 19th February 1986 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND Disc 1(45:44) 1. Carmina Burana 2. Bark at the Moon 3. Suicide Solution 4. Never Know Why 5. Mr. Crowley 6. Shot in the Dark 7. I Don’t Know 8. Killer of Giants 9. Guitar Solo 10. Never★ Disc 2 (34:44) 1. Flying High Again 2. Secret Loser 3. Drum Solo 4. The Ultimate Sin 5. Iron Man 6. Crazy Train 7. Paranoid Ozzy Osbourne – Vocals Jake E. Lee – Guitars Randy Castillo – Drums Phil Soussan – Bass John Sinclair – Keyboards