This is a coupling sound source from Ozzy Osbourne's first U.S. tour, where he made his solo debut with his eternal guitar hero, Randy Rhoads, from the Toronto performance on July 27th and the Uniondale performance on August 14th.
With Rudy Sarzo on bass and Tommy Aldridge on drums, the rhythm section has become more energetic, and when I hear Ozzy's enthusiastic vocals and Randy's sharp guitar, my heart warms every time. .
The sound quality of the Toronto performance is quite good, the atmosphere of the venue is captured perfectly, and there are no disturbing cheers. Also, the balance across the entire range is good.
Ozzy's condition is also in great condition among the live performances around here, and Lindsay Bridgewater's keyboard is surprisingly emphasized, so you can get a good idea of how he supported the performance.
Although the Uniondale performance is inferior to the Toronto performance, it is also not bad among the sound sources at that time, and the sense of presence as an audience sound source is superior to this one.
This is the 2nd leg after the UK tour, and the performance has become more unified, and Randy Rhoads' guitar is truly exploding!
Please take a look at their 1981 North American tour, which is hard to beat!
With Rudy Sarzo on bass and Tommy Aldridge on drums, the rhythm section has become more energetic, and when I hear Ozzy's enthusiastic vocals and Randy's sharp guitar, my heart warms every time. .
The sound quality of the Toronto performance is quite good, the atmosphere of the venue is captured perfectly, and there are no disturbing cheers. Also, the balance across the entire range is good.
Ozzy's condition is also in great condition among the live performances around here, and Lindsay Bridgewater's keyboard is surprisingly emphasized, so you can get a good idea of how he supported the performance.
Although the Uniondale performance is inferior to the Toronto performance, it is also not bad among the sound sources at that time, and the sense of presence as an audience sound source is superior to this one.
This is the 2nd leg after the UK tour, and the performance has become more unified, and Randy Rhoads' guitar is truly exploding!
Please take a look at their 1981 North American tour, which is hard to beat!