[canadaspaceman]

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Artist: Ozzy Osbourne
Release: Bats Head Soup (Live Cleveland 1981) LP (1981-05-11)[Bootleg]
Genre: Heavy,Did I Piss on the Alamo,sorry officer I am drunk-type Metal
Country: UK
Bitrate: 320
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May 11 1981
at Cleveland Music Hall, Cleveland, OH, USA
Tour: Blizzard of Ozz (Second Leg)
I owned the vinyl version of this in 1984 and it sounded shitty.
Blank white cover jacket with included xerox cover sheet inside the shrink wrap.
Maybe had green record labels which was weird back then.
It was better than nothing though....

It would be some years before Ozzy would agree to release any official live full concert recording with Randy Rhoads (R.I.P.) playing.

What we have here, must have been re-released as a Bootleg CD off the master tape, as my copy was not this clean sounding.
I do not remember the radio interview at the end of my vinyl copy. Maybe it was there.

maybe another oldschool metal dude on here ( like Strad ) who actually lived in the USA at the time and maybe with more experience with these kind of bootleg vinyls,than runts like me did in Toronto,Ontario in 1984!

58 minutes 21 seconds
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1. Intro / I Don't Know (5:21)
2. Crazy Train (5:12)
3. Believer (5:21)
4. Mr Crowley (5:38)
5. Flying High Again (4:20)
6. Revelation Mother Earth / Steal Away the Night [ With Drum Solo ] (12:58)
7. Iron Man / Children of The Grave (8:40)
8. Suicide Solution (7:53)
9. Interview With Ozzy Osbourne '81 (2:58)

[thrasher]

here's the setlist: http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/ozzy-osbo ... 6488c.html

[canadaspaceman]

sounds good. i've heard of this show. is suicide solution from cleveland? it sounds like a different source. i don't think it would have been played after iron man / children of the grave. it'd be played before. just wondering.

I did not notice that, but yes, all Ozzy concerts/bootlegs from that time ended with Sabbath covers.

I never got into the entire dissecting thing. Hardcore Rhoads fans figured out the Tribute album was spliced together.