Ozzy Osbourne
A British Werewolf In Tokyo - (Remastered Edition)
Koseinenkin Hall
Tokyo, Japan
June 29, 1984
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Rosebud's Pick
Lineage: CD-r(x) > EAC > Wave > Flac
01 Intro
02 I Don't Know
03 Mr. Crowley
04 Rock N' Roll Rebel
05 Bark At The Moon
06 Revelation (Mother Earth) >
07 Steal Away (The Night)
08 Band Introduction
09 Suicide Solution (Inc/ Guitar Solo)
10 Center Of Eternity (Inc/ Keyboard Intro & Drum Solo)
11 Flying High Again
12 Iron Man (Black Sabbath)
13 Crazy Train
14 Paranoid (Black Sabbath)
Ozzy Osbourne vocals
Jake E. Lee guitar
Bob Daisley bass
Tommy Aldridge drums
Don Airey keyboards
This is a remastered version of the same show as the bootleg The Drunkin' Show. The sound of this recording is really good. Ozzy's voice sounds really good as well, seeing how drunk her is rumored to have been at this show. You can actually hear Ozzy say off mic "..I feel like I'm gonna vomit..". This really is one of the best sounding soundboard recordings from the Jake E. Lee era (there may or not be better performances). It could be a live album with it's warts and all. Myself I prefer the warts and all concept of a live album. Saying that I don't care if a band goes into the studio and polishes up a live performance for release. I do however prefer the unpolished bootleg approach. My personal favorite Classic Rock Era Live Albums are Deep Purple's Made In Japan & Grand Funk Railroad's Live Album. Neither of these live albums have overdubs, they are the only 2 that come to my mind at the time, I know there is not many. Black Sabbath's Live At Last had no overdub's (the band had no say in i's release) but I don't consider the 1980's to be Classic Rock Era (I mean some of the keyboard and drum sounds can be anoying to say the least.)
Flac
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