Black Sabbath

In 2001, during a pivotal moment in their storied career, Black Sabbath was riding the wave of their reunion with the original lineup, which included the iconic Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward. Just before this live recording of 'Scary Dreams' on November 30, 2000, the band had released the album 'Reunion' in 1998, a collection that reignited interest in their classic hits and showcased fresh recordings, including 'Psycho Man' and 'Selling My Soul.' What’s particularly thrilling about this live performance at the Glen Helen Blockbuster Amphitheater is that 'Scary Dreams' is an unreleased track from those comeback sessions, adding a layer of intrigue to the set list. It highlights Black Sabbath’s enduring creativity and their ability to blend nostalgia with new material, ensuring fans were treated to something both familiar and fresh, encapsulating the band's unique legacy.

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