Black Sabbath

In 2001, Black Sabbath was riding the wave of their reunion era, bringing their classic heavy metal sound back to a new generation. Before the live recording in Toronto on July 24, 2001, they had released 'Reunion' in 1998, which featured both live tracks and new studio material. This album marked the original lineup's return, reigniting their legacy and showcasing their influence on the genre. At The Docks, fans were treated to a setlist packed with classics like 'N.I.B.' and 'Iron Man,' embodying the raw energy that made them icons. It's fascinating to think about how, decades after their initial breakthrough, they kept evolving while still holding true to their roots, attracting both loyal fans and newcomers. This concert solidified their place in rock history, reminding us that some legends never fade.

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