00:02I've got a piece of paper at the bottom of the top.
00:06I'm going to do it.
00:08I'm going to do it.
00:10I'm going to do it.
00:12What's up here?
00:14It's like a piece of paper.
00:16I don't want to do it.
00:18I'm going to do it.
00:20I'm going to do it again.
00:22I'm going to do it again.
00:24After the second half,
00:26I'm going to take it again.
00:28I was so shocked.
00:57I was so shocked when it happened so quickly after the concert, to see him on that stage, so emotional, so powerful. I cried when he came on and it's so poignant that it was just a few weeks after that gig for it to be now unfortunately his passing and I think it's so beautiful that he got to finish and do his wish before he finally passed. Very sad but incredible, incredible legacy.
02:27Sometimes we would see him publicly certainly performing but when we found out last night that he had passed so soon afterwards it was kind of like kind of shocking. It's like wow I can't believe I started getting text messages from all my friends back home just coming in like one after another.
02:43I'm like yep. I'm like yeah it seems like it's confirmed and then when we turn on the BBC it was on the news.
02:49And it's like that's what he was living for. That's what he was keeping himself alive for was to have that final glorious moment of love and being in the crowd you could just feel the love in the arena that day. It was just very emotional.
03:02When we were at the show I felt like I told her it was like I'm like this is like a living memorial he gets to enjoy all this hard work and everybody's here for him and I just felt that it was like a cool thing not knowing that obviously this was happening very soon.
03:18All the fans and all the fans and all the fans just spoke about how Black Sabbath changed everybody's lives. It gave you the power to like go out and do what you wanted and follow that path.
