Black Sabbath’s triumphant 2013 tour–which began earlier this year in Australia–can now be seen by fans around the world via the forthcoming Black Sabbath: Live…Gathered in Their Masses (Vertigo/Republic). Preorders for “Black Sabbath: Live…Gathered in Their Masses” are available now at blacksabbath.com and amazon. Watch a teaser below.
Black Sabbath: Live…Gathered in Their Masses track listings:
BLU-RAY and DVD track listing is as follows:
1. War Pigs
2. Into The Void
3. Loner
4. Snowblind
5. Black Sabbath
6. Behind The Wall Of Sleep
7. N.I.B.
8. Methademic
9. Fairies Wear Boots
10.Symptom Of The Universe
11. Iron Man
12. End Of The Beginning
13. Children Of The Grave
14. God Is Dead?
15. Paranoid
CD track listing is as follows:
1. War Pigs
2. Loner
3. Black Sabbath
4. Methademic
5. N.I.B
6. Iron Man
7. End Of The Beginning
8. Fairies Wear Boots
9. God Is Dead?
10. Paranoid
Due out November 26th, Black Sabbath: Live…Gathered in Their Masses will be available via a variety of formats. Options include:
● DVD standalone
● Blu-ray standalone
● Blu-ray/CD combo pack with a CD featuring live audio from the show, all packaged in a Blu Ray case
● DVD/CD combo pack with a CD featuring live audio from the show, all packaged in an Amaray box
● Deluxe Box with a Blu-ray disc of live show with exclusive bonus visual extras/two DVD discs/a CD featuring live audio from the show/poster/signed set list/photo booklet/guitar picks/official show “ticket”
Black Sabbath: Live…Gathered in Their Masses was recorded April 29th and May 1st, 2013 in Melbourne, Australia when the band–Ozzy Osbourne (vocals), Tony Iommi (guitar) and Geezer Butler (bass)–kicked off their world tour in support of their 13album, which entered the charts at #1 in 13 countries (including their first #1 in the U.S.). Meanwhile, Black Sabbath will head to South America and Mexico in October for a headlining stadium tour (where they’re expected to play to more than 300,000 fans) and then onto Europe in November and December.
9 Responses
I am a die hard sabbath fan.such a fucking shame that bill ward wasn’t a part of the reunion and the 13 album
They didn’t play Symptom in Toronto and that was the one track I would have died to hear live…next would have been Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Screw Iron Man and the popular crap…play the classic tracks. But, they have the part-time Sabbath fans to please as well.
Stuart
MSP Marketing