Black Sabbath

In December 1995, Black Sabbath was riding the wave of their tenth studio album, 'Forbidden,' which was released earlier that same year. This live performance at the Phoebus Amphitheater in Bangkok marked a significant moment, being the last concert featuring vocalist Tony Martin. It's interesting to note that, although 'Forbidden' received mixed reviews, it showcased the band's willingness to experiment and evolve, incorporating elements like keyboard-driven tracks. The concert highlighted not just the band's heavy metal roots but also the camaraderie and raw energy that defined their live performances. It's like a final bow for a chapter in the band's long and storied history, encapsulating their dynamic past while hinting at the future that lay ahead.

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