Ozzy Osbourne/WA,USA 1992

In “NO MORE TEARS” released by Ozzy in 1991, “Retirement from live activities only after this work” was announced, and the tour was titled “No More Tours” and was held on a large scale. The “retirement announcement” was retracted in 1995, but this tour was held in a special mood of “this is the last”, leaving a strong impression on fans. In this work, the performance of the Seattle Center Coliseum in Seattle on June 11, which is the middle of the tour, is recorded completely for about 1 hour and 50 minutes with a highly stable pro shot. The same kind of material appeared a while ago, but in this work, the upgraded version is recorded in a two-disc set to keep the image quality and sound quality. The image is the original master, which was dubbed from the projection material for the screen to the video, and there are some dubbing marks on the screen, so it is not as clear as the current digital master. However, as a video master from more than 20 years ago, the clarity and color development are good. Furthermore, the sound is a line source directly connected to the desk, so you can enjoy the entire band ensemble, including Ozzy’s vocals, Zakk Wylde’s guitar, Randy Castillo’s powerful drums, and Mike Inez’s bass line, with a realism that makes it seem as if you are listening to it right in front of you. Because it is line direct, the cheers are only picked up by Ozzy’s microphone, so the audience can enjoy the band’s performance without being disturbed by anything! The opening part of the first song, “Desire,” is only audio, and the following song, “Mr. Clowley,” also has some unstable parts in the middle, but other than that, the stability is almost perfect. Ozzy’s presence as he energetically runs around the stage, inciting the large crowd, and Zak’s spectacular performance of being shirtless, shaking his hair, and playing the guitar will leave a strong impact on the audience. The set, which includes new songs from that time such as “Road To Nowhere” and “No More Tears”, as well as famous songs such as “I Don’t Know” and “Flying High Again” from the Randy Rhoads era and “Shot In The Dark” from the Jake E. Lee era, is also worth listening to and watching. Every song is dyed in Zack’s free-spirited and powerful color (especially “Suicide Solution” which even gives the impression of being his own song)! However, the performance is not all about grandeur, and you can feel his high skill and emotional side in “Goodbye To Romance”, where Zack’s melodic play shines, and in the latter half of “Mama I’m Coming Home”. In addition, there are plenty of highlights unique to this period, such as “Paranoid”, which is rarely played in the middle, and Miracle Man from the previous work “NO REST FOR THE WICKED”. The climax of the show was the spectacular “War Pigs” followed by the roaring “Bark At The Moon” that had the whole venue singing along! The final song was the expected “Crazy Train”, bringing the show to a grand finale. Starting with his time with Randy Rhoads, his work with Brad Gills and Jake E. Lee, and his collaboration with Zakk Wylde, Ozzy has always entertained his fans with his strongest and best live shows. Especially this 1992 show, with his “retirement announcement”, the enthusiasm and reaction of the fans were off the charts. This tour will be one of the most notable in his career. This is a superb video material that will give you a deeper and more detailed look at the special 1992 show. This is a must-see and must-have for any Ozzy fan or metal enthusiast. Live at Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA. USA 11th June 1992 PRO-SHOT Disc 1 1. Desire 2. Mr.Crowley 3. I Don’t Know 4. Road To Nowhere 5. Flying High Again 6. Zakk Wylde Solo 7. Suicide Solution 8. Paranoid 9. Goodbye To Romance Disc 2 1. Shot In The Dark 2. No More Tears 3. Miracle Man 4. Randy Castillo Solo 5. War Pigs 6. Bark At The Moon 7. Mama I’m Coming Home 8. Crazy Train Ozzy Osbourne – Vocal Zakk Wylde – Guitar Mike Inez – Bass Randy Castillo – Drums Kevin Jones – Keyboards PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx. 110min.