Ozzy Osbourne - Paranoid (LIVE Rock In Rio, Brasil, January 19th, 1985)
Ozzy Osbourne performing live at the Rockdrome, Rio De Janeiro, Brasil. This would of been his last show for the `Bark at the Moon` world tour, and the last tour with: Tommy Alridge, Don Airey and Bob Daisley. Rock in Rio is a recurring music festival originating in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It later branched into other locations such as Lisbon, Madrid and Las Vegas. The first edition of the festival was held from January 11–20, 1985. Queen, George Benson, Rod Stewart, AC/DC, and Yes were the headliners, each occupying top spot for two nights (Benson, however, ceded it to James Taylor for their second night in the same bill, due to the huge delay Taylor's extended performance had caused to his concert two days before). About 1.4 million people attended the 10-day-long festival. This is the pro-shot broadcasted version of the show, straight from a VHS rip. The sound quality is exactly what it was when it being broadcasted, with the sizzle and floating problem which probably could easily be fixed in Audacity. The image quality is tolerable, it's not like the sound. These versions will NOT contain the overdubbed the Salt Palace, 1984, show audio which sometimes people will do lazy resorts of "fixing" the audio. For some odd reason, most footage surrounding the first Rock In Rio festival are in shocking quality. Don't know what happened at the time, if it's due to poor funding for equipment or whatever, but it's really downgrading in quality for all bands that performed here. Unfortunately the video and audio for the 15th January 1985 show has not appeared. Band: Ozzy Osbourne - vocals Jake E. Lee - guitar Bob Daisley - bass Tommy Alridge - drums Don Airey - keyboards Setlist: 1. I Don't Know 2. Mr. Crowley 3. Bark at the Moon 4. Over the Mountain 5. Revelation (Mother Earth) 6. Steal Away (The Night) 7. Suicide Solution 8. Centre of Eternity 9. Flying High Again 10. Iron Man 11. Crazy Train 12. Paranoid Another fun fact: Centre of Eternity and Steal Away (The Night) were the songs to be last played ever at this concert. For people that don't know Over The Mountain was last played in 2000.
