Vol. 4 and Black Sabbath my top 2. Supernaut top song for me with the Wizard and Planet Caravan coming in tied for 2.
I’m in re-discovery process of them. Paranoid was essential more or less as a young metal head. I find I can appreciate all this music a bit more as a more patient “adult.”
Not familiar with the Dio era but I’ll give it some time.
Think most of us would be good with that, but Ozzy might have too much pride. And honestly, after seeing his R&RHOF induction it's not certain he could even pull that off
I haven't seen that yet. I listen to his chats with Billy Morrison on Sirius and he sounds lucid but that doesn't tell me what kind of shape he is in physically
Short version is he had to be wheeled on to the stage and didn't perform. Delivered a short acceptance speech which was lucid, and he summoned a hearty "ALL ABOOOOOOAAAAAARRRRDDDD!!!" before an hoc lineup (Chad Smith, Wolfgang Van Halen, Maynard James Keenan) started up "Crazy Train". But he was visibly struggling
My favorite Sabbath of all time are also Vol. 4 at first, followed by Master of Reality at second.
I will have to check it out.
Vol. 4 and Black Sabbath my top 2. Supernaut top song for me with the Wizard and Planet Caravan coming in tied for 2.
I’m in re-discovery process of them. Paranoid was essential more or less as a young metal head. I find I can appreciate all this music a bit more as a more patient “adult.”
Not familiar with the Dio era but I’ll give it some time.
Maybe Ozzy can just sit on astool and sing. I would take that to see all 4 together again.
Think most of us would be good with that, but Ozzy might have too much pride. And honestly, after seeing his R&RHOF induction it's not certain he could even pull that off
I haven't seen that yet. I listen to his chats with Billy Morrison on Sirius and he sounds lucid but that doesn't tell me what kind of shape he is in physically
Short version is he had to be wheeled on to the stage and didn't perform. Delivered a short acceptance speech which was lucid, and he summoned a hearty "ALL ABOOOOOOAAAAAARRRRDDDD!!!" before an hoc lineup (Chad Smith, Wolfgang Van Halen, Maynard James Keenan) started up "Crazy Train". But he was visibly struggling