Black Sabbath --Columbus, OH -- July 3rd, 1995
 

Newport Music Hall, Columbus, OH July 3rd, 1995

MOTORHEAD

01. Ace Of Spades
02. I'm So Bad Baby I Don't Care
03. Over Your Shoulder
04. Sex & Death
05. Metropolis
06. Liar
07. Stay Clean
08. Burner
09. Nothing Up My Sleeve
10. Born To Raise Hell
11. The One To Sing The Blues
12. You Better Run
13. Going To Brazil
14. Killed By Death
15. Overkill

BLACK SABBATH

01. Children Of The Grave
02. Neon Knights
03. The Shining
04. The Wizard
05. Get A Grip
06. Headless Cross
07. Rusty Angels
08. When Death Calls
09. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
10. Can't Get Close Enough
11. War Pigs
12. The Mob Rules
13. Black Sabbath
14. Heaven And Hell
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15. Iron Man
16. Paranoid

Wow! Thanks for posting this setlist. Brings back great memories. I saw that tour in Hampton Beach, NH with my buddy Greg who passed away 3 years ago. The show was great!

[QUOTE=jsheajr;217440]Wow! Thanks for posting this setlist. Brings back great memories. I saw that tour in Hampton Beach, NH with my buddy Greg who passed away 3 years ago. The show was great![/QUOTE]

I agree I saw them on this tour as well excellent show. I got Children Of The Sea at my show:D Most of the sets i've seen of this tour don't have the song on the list at all maybe i lucked out and got a special performance of it. Seeing Sabbath with Tony Martin on vocals was the best way to see them live because they performed songs from all 3 major eras of Sabbath

[QUOTE=Sanitarium78;217443]I agree I saw them on this tour as well excellent show. I got Children Of The Sea at my show:D Most of the sets i've seen of this tour don't have the song on the list at all maybe i lucked out and got a special performance of it. Seeing Sabbath with Tony Martin on vocals was the best way to see them live because they performed songs from all 3 major eras of Sabbath[/QUOTE]

Excellent point. Tony Martin is a vastly under-rated vocalist. I thought he did a fantastic job handling both RJD and Ozzy's vocals is a respectful way while bringing his own talents to the table.

Though Tony Martin's albums don't have the same strength of material as a lot of RJD/Ozzy albums, there are still enough great songs to fill out a setlist.

since we're talking about Tony Martin i'm not sure how many people know but he's doing a US tour with his own band celebrateing the 20th anniversary of the Headless Cross album starting this month. I think they're going under the name Headless Cross.

[url]www.myspace.com/HeadlessCrosstour2009[/url]