Back in 2017, Black Sabbath released The End, a concert film and live album documenting their final show at the Genting Arena in the band's hometown of Birmingham.
In this clip from the film, you can watch the band run through "N.I.B.," one of their earliest classics.
“Because it was Birmingham, it was a special night for us,” guitarist Tony Iommi said of the show. “It was great to look out and know that all these people have come to see us. What a great feeling. There’s nothing like it."
“It will never be ‘The End’ for me," added bassist Geezer Butler. "I’ll always be a part of Sabbath, and Sabbath will always be a part of me."
The End—which also features The Angelic Sessions, the band's final studio recordings—will be released via Eagle Vision on November 17 on DVD+CD, Blu-ray+CD, double CD, triple 180gm vinyl and a limited deluxe collector’s edition.
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