| Would you, should you 18:06 - Aug 22 with 911 views | Boston |
...go to a Black Sabbath gig after not seeing them for nigh on forty years? Been offered a ticket, but to think of all that racket when I could be home with my slippers on and a bottle of India Pale Ale. |  |
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| Would you, should you on 18:57 - Aug 22 with 882 views | SonofNorfolt |
Worth seeing for Geezer Butler and Tony Iommi not Ozzy. |  | | |
| Would you, should you on 19:22 - Aug 22 with 865 views | Aitch |
As it's a farewell tour they should have Bill Ward on drums. As they haven't I'd stick with my memories of seeing the original line-up and the CDs.
Norfolt is right about Butler & Iommi. The guv'nors. |  |
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| Would you, should you on 19:30 - Aug 22 with 852 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Yes
I don't know much about Black Sabbath but I reversed a rule on Thursday of not going to see past heroes and was delighted. In my case it was Grandaddy in Vicar Street in Dublin, but my advice is take a chance. Even if they're not as good as they were then it won't ruin your memories of past glories.
Go for it, Boston. |  |
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| Would you, should you on 21:49 - Aug 22 with 792 views | Toast_R |
| Would you, should you on 19:22 - Aug 22 by Aitch |
As it's a farewell tour they should have Bill Ward on drums. As they haven't I'd stick with my memories of seeing the original line-up and the CDs.
Norfolt is right about Butler & Iommi. The guv'nors. |
I dont think Bill can do live shows anymore due to poor health and problems with his heart.
They're almost a tribute act of themselves these days. Iommi still worth watching but Ozzy, I can only imagine he's a mere shadow of a the man doing the iconic California jam where he's stealing the show with Children of the Grave etc.
Worth one final gig though. I went to see Queen with Paul Rodgers in 2008 - it was nowhere near a Queen or Free gig in their hey day but it had its moments. The final couple of songs played to a back drop of the photos of the bands doing their thing back in the day and of course Bohemian Rhapsody live with footage Freddie singing, was quite moving. [Post edited 22 Aug 2016 22:06]
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| Would you, should you on 02:05 - Aug 23 with 712 views | Match82 |
Saw the "21st century" Doors about ten years ago at Wembley. Was in my all time top 5 gigs for sure even though obviously no Morrison. So for me i'd say go for it. |  | | |
| Would you, should you on 19:42 - Aug 23 with 625 views | DanVanDyke |
If nothing else, go for the support, Rival Sons. Fantastic band, saw them last year and they were absolutely amazing. Winning lots of accolades in the Rock scene. |  | | |
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