Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great production Great acurate clarity of the concert. A must for all (BS) fans. Outstanding 5.1DTS sound. It would of been nice to have Bill Ward do this last show.

I went and saw this farewell tour when it came to my town. So one I saw they recorded the show on bluray I had to grab it. Amazing show

what 's better than hearing Black Sabbath? watching them play, play it LOUD

Black Sabbath The End / The Angelic Sessions on Blu-Ray is an incredible live performance of their final show together from The End World Tour. Also includes the Angelic Sessions where Black Sabbath go into the studio the day after their final concert to record 5 songs that were not included in their live set. You can watch the Angelic Sessions on Blu-Ray or listen to it on the included CD. The full live concert is sold separately on CD. The Video and Sound Quality are great. If you're a fan of Black Sabbath this is a must have.

The real stars of this final Black Sabbath concert release are Tommy Iommi and Geezer Butler. The "kid" drummer also is fantastic and holds his own to Bill Ward's original drumming. Ozzy is only tolerable, but really struggles on this, but, yes dear fans, I know, he was "the original." Somehow he was restrained enough to only scream out a relatively few number of "f bombs" on this final show. The Angelic Session tracks are a HUGE bonus and are worth the price of the CD set alone. BUY THIS NOW!

Although this show doesn't feature their original drummer Bill Ward, the band still put on an incendiary show in their hometown of Birmingham. This show also features 5 bonus songs recorded live in the studio. These bonus tracks aren't regularly performed live, and Changes specifically sounds amazing with both Tony and Geezer on keyboards.

Of course this is a must-have for Sabbath fans but the blu~ray is also great for audiophiles. The concert performance is excellent. They play well, Ozzie sings decently. The sound quality is top-notch and the video is in quality true film cadence. The extra studio sessions is worth the price alone. Well done.

What can say other than this is Sabbath's last album. Black Sabbath is the first heavy metal band imo, their legacy will always remain in the hearts of fans everywhere. Even now the band sounds awesome live!

Black Sabbath have been rocking since the late 60's. While the title of this disc is "The End", with being able to see them play some of their greatest hits, it will never really be the end.

Quality disc with the final session of the original Black Sabbath lineup (although I think Bill Ward is not a part of this). All of the classics live with some cool added tracks. A must for any Sabbath fan!

Call it what you will but you got your money’s worth with these guys. And in case you were there but not in the pit, now is your chance to watch on your big screen tv standing right in front. In the end.......is it really????

Got the privelage to see the 1st show live of this tour. Legendary band wrapping up an unbelievable carreer. Too bad theres no bill ward though

Saw the special on Showtime. So glad I bought this set to keep for good. Great concert, performance, editing, and bonus disc.

Great to be able to see Black Sabbaths final performance together. The sound is fantastic and Ozzy puts in a good performance. The hometown fans of Birmingham are into it!

A great dvd to end a remarkable career for these legends. I don’t think it’s the end but it’s still a great concert.

I enjoyed watching the live in studio as much as concert.Just wished Bill Ward was on drums.Still good blu-ray.

Nice of them to record the last and final show. The DVD is great on Blu-ray and it has lots of bonus material with it also on disc 2. All in all I would recommend this to anyone that enjoys Sabbath and it is a historic show, I recommend..

An amazing musical collection from one of the greatest and most inspirational bands of all time.

VeryGoodDVD!TheCDWasConfuseing,ThoughtItWasTheSongsFromTheDvd?ItStillWasGoodAllAround.

wish I had seen them again in concert (last one), I go back to when they first started; never get tired of them, super album.