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Lost 1970 Black Sabbath TV Recording Released
Broadcast-quality audio of Black Sabbath's 1970 Doebidoe TV appearance has surfaced and been issued on an unofficial live album.
Three months after the release of their first album, Black Sabbath travelled to Hilversum for the filming of Dutch television program Doebidoe, which aired on Nederland 1 and was the predecessor to Top Pop. The group played a 40-minute set of extended versions of songs from their first album and mimed to Evil Woman. Three days after the Doebidoe filming, the band appeared on the German television show Beat-Club.
A full broadcast-quality audio recording of the live tracks, long thought lost, has now surfaced. Broadcaster AVRO had previously claimed that the tapes were destroyed in a fire. German record label Avertigro released the recordings as an unofficial live album titled The Lost 1970 Avro Sessions in a limited edition of 666 copies.
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