"Poor Tom" - Led Zeppelin

"Poor Folks Town" - Dolly Parton

"In the Light" - Led Zeppelin

"In the Evening" - Led Zeppelin

"Out on the Tiles" - Led Zeppelin

"The Song Remains the Same" - Led Zeppelin

"Nothing is the Same" - Grand Funk Railroad

"Over the Hills and Far Away" - Led Zeppelin

"Only an Ocean Away" - Sarah Brightman

"The Ocean" - Led Zeppelin

"The Crunge" - Led Zeppelin

"In the Light" - Led Zeppelin

"All the Money in the World" - Robert Plant

"Your Time is Gonna Come" - Led Zeppelin

"Fool in the Rain" - Led Zeppelin

"Dancing Days" - Led Zeppelin

"Celebration Day" - Led Zeppelin

Zepparella live with original vocalist/harmonica player Anna Kristina back in the fold! AWESOME JOB LADIES!

"What is and What Should Never Be" - Led Zeppelin

"Your Time is Gonna Come" - Led Zeppelin

I know a LOT of Sabbath purists that feel that way!

I loved Gillan's vocal range (who wouldn't), but I always considered him a pretty piss poor lyricist. "Born Again" had some great songs on it (Trashed and Zero the Hero in particular), but it didn't seem like Sabbath to me at that point!

"Rock and Roll"- Led Zeppelin

Again, I saw them with and without Ozzy. I was never a big fan of Ozzy...I never thought he was a good singer and had no range. I considered him the weak link in the band. When they replaced him with RJD, I was ecstatic! Always loved Ronnie and thought he was one of the best vocalists in rock. Plus with his dark persona, he fit in well with the message Sabbath always tried to embrace. Their two albums "Heaven and Hell" and "Mob Rules" ranked right up there with "Paranoid" and "Masters of Reality" in my book. After RJD left, I failed to see them as Sabbath anymore until Ozzy joined them again.

100% agree! I was lucky enough to see AC/DC with Bon back in the day and they blew me away! Even though I hated his replacement, I went and saw them again during the Brian years - not the same band anymore. I ceased being a fan from that time on.