Black Sabbath
1-10-1971
Master Of Winterland
Winterland Ballroom -
San Francisco
Reel Masters - 004
Audience recording;
nice sound, sometimes a bit distant but well balanced. One of the most
comprehensive tracklist of 1971-72 tour.
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Tracklist:
01: Intro
02: N.I.B.
03: War Pigs
04: Sweet Leaf
05: Iron Man
06: Wicked World
07: Guitar Solo
08: Wicked World
(Reprise)
09: Embryo
10: Children Of The
Grave
11: Paranoid (Cut In)
12: Fairies Wear
Boots
I saw Black Sabbath on March 16, 1971, in
Kansas City, MO. It was at Memorial Hall and was sold out. J Geils Band opened
and really got things going. Fantastic Detroit boogie! Song I remember most was
an extended version of Serves You Right To Suffer with a great harmonica solo.
It didn't go with the Sabbath sound, but got everyone in the audience fired up.
Next up was Sabbath and the hall was buzzing with energy. No one knew exactly
what to expect. I remember the PA speakers looked really strange...like long coffins
stacked up! I think they started with War Pigs. No stage sets, just some spot
lights. And so loud. They got about half way through and the PA's went out and
all you could hear were their amps. Then the PA's came back on and they were
normal for the ending. The place went nuts anyway and were on their chairs for
the remaining of the show. They had lots of sound problems for the entire show,
cutting in and out. But they played a full show and the crowd loved them. They
got really pissed about the sound. At one point Bill Ward threw his snare drum!
They wore street clothes...jeans, black tee shirts. Nothing fancy just one
intense concert. Tony played a long, intense solo and was just fantastic
throughout the evening. Geezer was just all over the place, hair flying. Ozzy
was the cheer leader and was in great voice. The power of Bill's drums was
amazing. I actually snuck in a 8-track recorder and recorded the whole show! I
remember the tape player in my panel truck eating the tape about a year later.
(no copy) This was one of the most important concerts of my life. (Tom - Kansas
City, MO)
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