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He's a shitty singer.i dont get the ozzy hate.
All of his material was written by other people, including the lyrics. He has easily been the worst part of everything he has ever been involved in. That's really saying something, considering he once did a duet with Lita Ford.the guy has a great catalog of stuff.
Fixed thati dont get the ozzy hate. the guy has warbled over a bunch of fantastic musicians who are the only reason his career is listenable. granted the last 10 years have sucked, but they guy IS like 110 after all
It's incorrect, but because Lennon songs already suck, therefore can't be ruined. It's like shitting on a pile of shit.Thread title is incorrect... It should read: "Ozzy ruins every song."
:agreed:It's incorrect, but because Lennon songs already suck, therefore can't be ruined. It's like shitting on a pile of shit.
It's incorrect, but because Lennon songs already suck, therefore can't be ruined. It's like shitting on a pile of shit.
:agreed:I bet Yoko loves this.
Sharon too :agreed:I bet Yoko loves this.
Those two could have a show together about how much they enjoy ruining things.Sharon too :agreed:
Or, better yet Ian Gillan (or even Glenn Hughes for that matter).Like working with Jorn Lande or Russell Allen, for instance.
:agreed: QFT!It's incorrect, but because Lennon songs already suck, therefore can't be ruined. It's like shitting on a pile of shit.
They've already tried that once, and it didn't work out.Ozzy's name sells records, and Iommi/Butler and co are at the point in their career where they want to cash in. No shame there. I wouldn't be surprised if we saw a Sabbath "reunion album".
Ian's already got an extremely full-time gig, and Glenn is pretty well booked-up for probably a year or so. Glenn would be a logical candidate for an Iommi/Butler project of some kind, but I would prefer to see them bring in some new blood. That's assuming Geezer even wants to work with Iommi outside the context of Heaven & Hell or Sabbath.Or, better yet Ian Gillan (or even Glenn Hughes for that matter).
God this just reminded me of a funny Black Sabbath related story that happened to me this year.They've already tried that once, and it didn't work out.
I would be less surprised if they toured together again in a few years, though. Albums are a declining financial proposition, anyway. They could put out a proper DVD of '70s performances and have something profitable to tour behind.
Ian's already got an extremely full-time gig, and Glenn is pretty well booked-up for probably a year or so. Glenn would be a logical candidate for an Iommi/Butler project of some kind, but I would prefer to see them bring in some new blood. That's assuming Geezer even wants to work with Iommi outside the context of Heaven & Hell or Sabbath.