They are: 39★7’40.4″N 75☁5’28.8″W. You can also see what the place looks like more recently on Google Maps: I even pinned down the location of the spot using latitude/longitude coordinates. Just walked out the back door of the venue’s loading dock, and the apartment building is just a couple of feet away. I’m assuming Sabbath took the picture there simply because it was literally the next building to the venue they were playing. Immediately behind the Tower Theatre is an apartment building named “ The Ashby“. But what some might not know is it was taken right outside the Tower Theatre when Sabbath was in town for the gig I was at. It’s been seen many times before, it’s not new. It is below.īefore I get to that, I wanted to briefly talk about this Cross Purposes era photo.
I wanted to get it out there, so I’ve gone and taken the paper and typed in the entire Tony Martin interview. I never threw it out, but it was missing for ages, but I found it again late in 2020. A lot of folks didn’t keep theirs, I saw many on the floor, in the trash, etc. It was small, about a dozen pages, but contained an interview with Tony Martin in the leadup to the show. It was produced by the venue I think, and was called “Inner View Magazine”. When I was in the lobby waiting for them to open the seating area, some employees there were handing out a local newspaper. It was a great show, but I’m here to write about something I recently found from that show. The Philadelphia show was technically at a venue called the Tower Theatre in Upper Darby, PA (I also saw the Dehumanizer tour there). Both were excellent, and had one of the best setlists I’d seen in any live Sabbath show ever. Once in Philadelphia on, and again in Dallas on. I was fortunate enough to see the Cross Purposes tour live twice.
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