The live album that was recorded during the Mob Rules tour with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. The power that breaks out in the first song "Neon Knights" is hard to beat actually. Defenitly a live album for what it is, and still problably just a small part of how it was in real time live concert.

Ronnie sings better than ever, and then especially in tracks like "Children of the Sea", "Black Sabbath", "Heaven & Hell" and some others. Of course his vocals are great the whole concert, but some songs are MADE for Ronnie to put it right. I mean, maybe "Paranoid" wasn't written for his sake, and maybe it's a fact that Ozzy is the one who should sing it. I like Ronnie's version though. But that's the thing about this live album. They do a lot of old Sabbath tunes, which gives the listener a chance to really compare Ronnie with Ozzy (if possible).

Thjis album is a real live album with REAL live sound, which gives the sound a mighty and true feel of a concert. With a powerful band as Black Sabbath, a simple CD can sometimes be enough to break the chains of uncertainty. This is a must for all live lovers.

1. E5150
2. Neon Knights
3. N.I.B
4. Children of the Sea
5. Voodoo
6. Black Sabbath
7. Warpigs
8. Iron Man
9. The Mob Rules
10. Heaven & Hell
11. The Sign of the Southern Cross (Heaven & Hell continued)
12. Paranoid
13. Children of the Sea
14. Fluff