ZAKK WYLDE BLACK LABEL SOCIETY / FOREVER ROLLING ON (1CDR)

ZAKK WYLDE
BLACK LABEL SOCIETY – FOREVER ROLLING ON
Live at Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO, Tokyo, Japan – April 18, 2003

01. INTRO
02. DESTRUCTION OVERDRIVE
03. STONED AND DRUNK
04. STILLBORN
05. DEMISE OF SANITY
06. GRAVEYARD DISCIPLES
07. BLEED FOR ME
08. GENOCIDE JUNKIES
09. FUNERAL BELL
10. SPOKE IN THE WHEEL
11. GUITAR SOLO INTRO
12. ALL FOR YOU
13. BATTERING RAM
14. BAND INTRO
15. GUITAR SOLO INTRO
16. WAR PIGS
17. BERSERKERS

A complete recording of the April 18, 2003 Tokyo show from Zakk Wylde's Japan tour—supporting his 2002 third album *1919 Eternal* and 2003's *The Blessed Hellride*—featuring superb, high-fidelity sound with thunderous low-end! The setlist is comprised almost entirely of tracks from those two albums, culminating in a performance of "War Pigs"! It’s 80 minutes of relentless heavy groove—a guaranteed knockout for fans! Another live release capturing Zakk’s signature, badass sound!

(Review from a music magazine)
The latest Japan tour by the "King of Roaring Sound," Zakk Wylde. Putting aside his unkempt, overgrown beard of recent years—and the fact that his heavy aesthetic, with its chain guitar straps and even chain microphone stands, had started to feel a bit over-the-top (personally, I was reaching a point of "I've had enough of Zakk")—there is simply no denying that Zakk looks incredibly cool when standing next to Ozzy. This tour, marking his first solo shows since the Ozzy tour, delivered a truly satisfying performance. The primary highlight is undoubtedly the quality of the songs featured on the new album, *The Blessed Hellride*. While his solo work often draws criticism for being so heavy that every track sounds the same, this release offers a highly varied, aggressive, and electrifying mix of vocal melodies and riffs. Although the latter half feels a bit disjointed at times, the live performance truly showcases Zakk at his best; the setlist—including solid choices from the previous album, *1919 Eternal*—is tight and impressive. Naturally, the guitar work is blistering, and the 80-minute runtime feels just right—leaving you wanting more. With superb sound quality, this is a killer release of the highest caliber. The rendition of "War Pigs," in particular, is an ultra-heavy metal version featuring an endless guitar solo from Zakk that seems to go on forever.