Black Sabbath

In the summer of 1998, Black Sabbath was cruising through a late-phase renaissance, buoyed by a reunion of the original lineup, which included the legendary Ozzy Osbourne. Before this electrifying performance at Kisstadion in Budapest, the band had just released the albums 'Reunion' and 'The Last Supper,' reintroducing their iconic sound to a new generation. The live album 'Reunion' contained classic tracks but also spotlighted the band's ability to resonate with younger fans, bridging the gap between past and present. The Budapest show featured fan favorites like 'War Pigs' and 'Iron Man,' reminding everyone why they were pioneers of heavy metal. Fun fact? This concert marked an exciting period for Black Sabbath, as they had embraced their roots while simultaneously finding relevance in a changing musical landscape. It's a testament to their resilience in a journey that spanned decades, influenced countless artists, and created an unwavering legacy.

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