HEAVEN AND HELL: Video Footage From Last Night's Jones Beach Concert Available

September 9, 2007

Fan-filmed video footage of HEAVEN AND HELL's September 8, 2007 concert at the Jones Beach Amphitheater in Wantagh, New York can be viewed below.

HEAVEN AND HELL's "Live At Radio City Music Hall" two-disc CD set and DVD has registered the following first-week chart positions:

Music DVD charts:

Sweden: #1
Finland: #1
Greece: #1
Germany: #2
UK: #2
Norway: #4
Holland: #12
USA: #2

Album charts:

Germany #18 (Media Control Chart)
UK: #22 (Rock & Metal Album Chart)
Greece: #27
Switzerland: #77 (Media Control Chart)

Four preview clips from the "Live At Radio City Music Hall" DVD are available for viewing at the Clear Channel Music web site. Check out the songs "Falling off the Edge Of the World", "Shadow of the Wind", "Die Young" and "Heaven and Hell" at this location.

HEAVEN AND HELL "Live From Radio City Music Hall" is available at regular retail outlets both as a two-disc CD set and as a DVD for a suggested list price of $19.98 and $19.99 respectively.

"Live From Radio City Music Hall" captures the band bashing its way through some of the Dio era's best including "Mob Rules", "Die Young", "Neon Knights", "Children Of The Sea" and an epic 15-minute-plus version of "Heaven And Hell". The quartet also performed a pair of new songs — the hit single "The Devil Cried" and "Shadow Of The Wind". Both songs debuted earlier this year on "Black Sabbath: The Dio Years" (Rhino/Warner Bros. Records),the first comprehensive introduction to the Dio era's legacy. The DVD includes the entire show shot in breathtaking HD as well as a tour documentary and other bonus footage.

"Falling off the Edge of the World":

"Neon Knights":

(Thanks: Am_I_Evil)

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