- Audio CD (26 Aug 1996)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Live, Original recording remastered
- Label: Castle Comm.
- ASIN: B000005RFO
- Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 92,395 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Tomorrows Dream |
| 2. Sweet Leaf |
| 3. Killing Yourself To Live |
| 4. Cornucopia |
| 5. Snowblind |
| 6. Children Of The Grave |
| 7. War Pigs |
| 8. Wicked World |
| 9. Paranoid |
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6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
"Live At Last", the nine-track good-but-not-great live album from Black Sabbath (the Ozzy Osbourne-version), was plagued somewhat by mediocre sound and an abrupt ending that gave the album a truncated feel.
It does feature some very nice guitar work from Tony Iommi, and Ozzy Osbourne channels a stream of angst and rage that you won't find on any of his solo recordings, but "Past Lives", the 2002 reissue of this album, has better sound and nine more songs and should be preferred.
It does feature some very nice guitar work from Tony Iommi, and Ozzy Osbourne channels a stream of angst and rage that you won't find on any of his solo recordings, but "Past Lives", the 2002 reissue of this album, has better sound and nine more songs and should be preferred.
Format:Audio CD
there is a track which I find would be worth the whole CD: Heaven and Hell
we are glad it's not the only one...
we are glad it's not the only one...
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Don't believe the band - this one's well worth splashing out on, whether they approved or not. May be the only Ozzy live album ever released where the vocals weren't redubbed in the studio - and they're no worse for that. Wicked World/Paranoid are exceptional. Low points the dirges of Tomorrow's Dream and Cornucopia, the latter ending so apologetically, Ozzy has to prompt the audience to respond. Tony Iommi's jazz guitar playing in the middle of Wicked World a revalation - the song is an extended series of riffs and middle bits reminiscent of the second half of The Who's Live at Leeds. More true to the raw spirit of Sabbath than any other live album either the band or Ozzy has been involved in.
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