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Black Sabbath with Rob Halford, "The Priest Comes to the Sabbath" Devil Roman Records (bootleg) Recorded in Costa Mesa, CA. 11/15/92. The second of two shows Sabbath played opening for Ozzy, with
Judas Priest's Rob Halford Says He Is Not Agree With Tony Iommi On That Black Sabbath
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Black Sabbath With Rob Halford – Costa mesa 1992 Complete The Video (2Single DVDR) – DiscJapan
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Metal Gods: Rob Halford of Judas Priest fronts Black Sabbath in 1992 | Dangerous Minds
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Black Sabbath: Costa Mesa 1992 w/Rob Halford, Proshot - YouTube
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Flashback: Rob Halford Fronts Black Sabbath in 1992 – Rolling Stone
Rob Halford on fronting Black Sabbath: "Tony and Geezer are notorious pranksters" | Louder
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Epic Save: When Judas Priest's Rob Halford Sang for Black Sabbath
The Night Rob Halford Saved Black Sabbath - Spinditty
Black Sabbath With Rob Halford – Definitive Camden 2004 ( 1CD+1DVD ) ZODIAC 379 – DiscJapan
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