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30 October 1990
Black Sabbath at Vooruit, Ghent, Belgium Neon Knights Iron Man Children of the Grave Die Young The Sabbath Stones Bass Solo Heart Like a Wheel Guitar Solo Headless Cross When Death Calls The Law Maker Anno Mundi Black Sabbath Heaven and Hell Paranoid
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Belgium 30 October 1990
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