(Audience FLAC)
Title: Black Sabbath live in Goteborg 1974 - low gen tape from luciferburns -
Great audience tape!
Category: Heavy Metal
Scandinavium
opening acts: ? Higway ?
AUD REC
from low gen tape
01 - Tomorrows Dream
02 - Sweet Leaf
03 - Killing Yourself To Live
04 - Snowblind
05 - War Pigs
06 - Cornucopia
07 - Sabbra Cadabra
08 - solos
09 - solos
10 - What To Do
11 - drum solo
12 - Supernaut
13 - solos
14 - Sabbra Cadabra
15 - Children Of The Grave
Show notes by me:
Blacklarbot and Luciferburns label any sabbath recording of Gothenborg (1974 and 1977) as "Goteborg", Luciferburns says because he has friends in Sweden and has visted there a few times and has known the place as Goteborg.
Wow i forgot how great this recording is!
Ozzy Messes up on annocuncing the next track after Sweet Leaf, He first says "We're now gonna do a track off our Sabbath Bloody Sabbat-" gets cut off then says "Whuh? ???? (cant depiher this)" repeats himself "We're going to do a track off our Sabbath Bloody Sabbath album, its a number entitled "Children of the Grave"." He then relizes his mistake and then says "SORRY KILLING YOURSELF TO LIVE! I'm sorry!"
He must of been really high or something at the time LOL.
He has done this once before in a show in 1971 when introducting "Wicked World" he accidently said "Lord of This World" (as they played the song previous tour dates until then).
In between Cornucopia and Sabbra Caddabra you can a mellotron (that was used in studio for the song "Who are You?" Tony tuning his guitar and a bit of Piano. I think its a mellotron but it could just be the electric piano being used, please help me with this.
Sabbathlive info:
1/11/74 Scandinavium Goteborg (Gothenburg) Intro -> Tomorrow's Dream, Sweet Leaf, Killing Yourself to Live, Snowblind, War Pigs, Cornucopia, Sabbra Cadabra -> Jam, Guitar Solo -> Jam II -> Guitar Solo II -> Sometimes I'm Happy -> Drum Solo, Supernaut -> Drum Solo II, Guitar Solo III -> Sabbra Cadabra [reprise], Embryo -> Children of the Grave AUD This tape is very often listed as November 1st, 1974, which is completely wrong. Sabbath were just 4 days away from beginning their Australian tour, so a Swedish gig would have been highly unlikely. Also, Jan Hoel has found several newspaper articles that confirm the January gig.
Jan also managed to find yet another source tape, reported to me on 5/11/2003, that is still uncirculated. He remarked that while this source tape isn’t as good as what is already out there, he did feel that it did provide a “different” and interesting perspective."
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