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HEAVEN HELL Live Radio City Music Hall [

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Artist : Heaven & Hell
Album : Live Radio City Music Hall
Source : CD
Year : 2007
Genre : Heavy Metal
Encoder : Unknown
Codec : LAME 3.97
Bitrate : VBR ~195K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
ID3-Tag : ID3v2.3
Ripped By : NMR


Track Listing
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DISC 01
1. E5150 - After All (The Dead) ( 8:30)
2. The Mob Rules ( 4:04)
3. Children Of The Sea ( 6:52)
4. Lady Evil ( 5:20)
5. I ( 6:27)
6. The Sign Of The Southern Cross ( 9:06)
7. Voodoo ( 7:42)
8. The Devil Cried (11:39)
DISC 02
9. Computer God ( 6:41)
10. Falling Off The Edge Of The World ( 5:45)
11. Shadow Of The Wind ( 6:06)
12. Die Young ( 7:44)
13. Heaven And Hell (15:15)
14. Lonely Is The Word ( 6:48)
15. Neon Knights ( 7:58)

Total Playing Time: 116:05 (min:sec)
Total Size : 169.5 MB (177,729,880 bytes)


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Comprised of former members of Black Sabbath, Heaven & Hell grew out of a 2006 reunion of post-Ozzy frontman Ronnie James Dio, guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler, and drummer Vinny Appice for the purpose of recording new tracks for a Sabbath compilation called The Dio Years. Heaven & Hell then toured, drawing deep from the Dio-era Sabbath catalogue. The masterful Heaven & Hell: Live from Radio City Music Hall is one result of that rekindled partnership, a two-hour, Gothic metal marathon filmed in 2007 before a thrilled New York City audience. Largely comprised of classic Sabbath material, the show unfolds with a deceptive ease. The seasoned bandmates play with graceful concentration even as they plunge into the maw of doomstruck power chords and grinding riffs, the wiry Dio stalking Heaven & Hell's swampy sound like some fusion of a crow and benevolent overlord. At times, it's impossible not to contradict oneself while trying to describe the group's intricate, paradoxical sound: "Children of the Sea," for instance, is somehow both a snaking and watery mystery. "E5150/After All (The Dead)" is equally epic and nonchalant. "I" is a show-stopping, nightmarish blues that leans toward the anthemic, while "Falling Off the Edge" is highlighted by a molten rhythm and Dio's taut vocal. This is a fine outing from a historic ensemble. --Tom Keogh

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