Black Sabbath

By 1985, Black Sabbath was in a fascinating chapter of their career. They had just released the album 'Seventh Star,' which showcased a different sound compared to their earlier works, and introduced a new vocalist, Glenn Hughes, marking a significant shift. Their performance at Live Aid in Philadelphia on July 13, 1985, reignited excitement among fans, although it had been a tumultuous period for the band. The set included iconic tracks like 'Children of the Grave' and 'Iron Man,' reminding the world of their classic hard rock legacy. It’s interesting to note that, despite lineup changes and challenges, this performance contributed to their enduring reputation as pioneers of heavy metal, and it was a thrilling moment for both the band and its devoted audience, showcasing their ability to captivate in a live setting.

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