In the event you didn't get to check out Black Sabbath's final tour, you might still be able to catch it as a documentary and a live album! According to Tony Iommi in an interview with NBC News, he's currently working on making a documentary out of the band's final shows, and taking a look to see if he can squeeze a live album out of it too.
He's written a piece for the long-running "CSI" television series and he's in the process of mixing the sound from the final Sabbath shows in Birmingham for a possible live album.
"We'll actually be doing a documentary," he said. "My job at the moment is to have a listen to what we've done."
Iommi also says he's still not opposed to doing a solo album, and says despite his illness he's "certainly not retiring from playing and doing stuff."
Iommi says he also he says he has "bags" of riffs he came up with for Black Sabbath that might one day wind up on a solo album.
So hey, at least we're getting some more Sabbath in a way.
