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must have for rock, 25 Mar 2011
this is just must have for any rock fan , me 45 years . 2 live albums unmissable , judas priest reformed , live in japan , beyond classic and scorpions - live in the amazon jungle - being very pernickity , these are the ONLY 2 dvd's worth having , other than this , saw metallica twice at peak at hammy O in 89 , and justice for all , never better - 18 months later played a support set at MARQUEE to METAL CHURCH , all the so called rock fans went ape at a poor set of cover numbers , only around 15 at stage for mc , I can tell you lot this , metal church , blew metallica away , whilst most of the crowd were at the bar ignoring them , silly people -
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2 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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Black Sabbath is back on vinyl!, 6 April 2001
By A Customer
This review is from: Master of Reality [VINYL] (Vinyl)
Having listened to the classic Black Sabbath albums on CD, it's great finally to play them on vinyl. Call me sentimental, but I feel the music from the 70's sound best on vinyl. In any case, this in my opinion is one of the best Black Sabbath albums with "Sweet Leaf" and "Children of the Grave" being my favorites. A must-have for any serious rock'n'roll fan!
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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
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Not Good, 7 April 2008
By Louis N. Pappas - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Black Sabbath - Masters Of Reality [DVD] [2007] (DVD)
I had high expectations for this DVD because I wanted to see the band perform live back in the early 70s. But it only played little clips here and there with lame interviews between them. I like documentaries on my favorite bands, but this one was so boring and repetitive.
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Has some really great stuff for collectors., 25 May 2009
By eddie baggett - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Black Sabbath - Masters Of Reality [DVD] [2007] (DVD)
As another reviewer said this doesnt contain complete live songs. But does have about 3/4's of Sabbath's rarely seen 2nd performance on Tops Of The Pops. In '78 Sabbath performned Never Say Die twice on the BBC music show. The First performance is on the story of vol.1 dvd/vhs but the 2nd is hard to find in trading. Just for this makes this a must have for Sabbath fans. Also is footage of the band from the Paris '70, Kirschner's Rock Concert '75, Never Say Die '78, New York '80, Cross Purposes '94 dvds. All of the bands official videos except Headless Cross, Hand Rocks The Cradile, Get A Grip. Interviews come from Ozzy & Geezer radio interview segments, Iommi from the Inside Black Sabbath dvd, Bobby Rondenelli, Glenn Hughes, Neil Murray are interviewed on camera for this dvd. And some music personalities such as Tommy Vance, Dougie White, Writers from Kerrang magazine are interviewed on camera. Severial pics of the band I've never seen B4 pop up from time to time on this release. The only problems I have with this set is alot of the concert footage i have collected over the years but I bet lots of Sabbath fans havnt yet so this would be great for them. Also The Tony Martin era is totally put down and talked bad about. The people on this set just trash the 10 years he was Sabbath's singer. But I do think Sabbath fans should get this.
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ignore those other reviews, 27 Feb 2009
By zmudadoom - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Black Sabbath - Masters Of Reality [DVD] [2007] (DVD)
this is an insightful and revealing look into the creation of the music of black sabbath not a concert video. if you want to learn something about how they created what is essentially the blueprint for an entire genre of music then you will enjoy this set. i actually learned about who came up with what lyrics and Tony Iommi even reveals a few of his tricks for attaining his trademark sound. so ignore the other reviews they clearly did not get that this is a biographical piece not a live concert.
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