Showing posts with label ozzy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ozzy. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Black Sabbath to Release New Album & Tour

The rumor mills have been churning with this one for a long time now; and now it's just become official. Since last year when Ozzy Osbourne stumbled through a few interviews when questioned about the chances of a reunion, he continually kept stating, "Well, I never say never." Iommi has finally officially confirmed the fact that the "Iron Man" legends have been back writing music together. The original lineup consists of Ozzy, Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward.

In an interview with Birmingham Mail, Iommi stated;
"Ozzy’s been the worst at trying to hold it back," he said. "He’s doing a lot of TV and he’s being asked stuff about a reunion and he’s going 'well I never say never. I had umpteen number of people on the phone asking if I fancied getting together with a band but I couldn’t tell them what I was doing. I just had to say I was busy." 
He went on to say, "I think the stuff we’ve been writing is really good. It’s more back to the old original stuff."
So now comes the question for you all; are you excited or do you think they should have left the memories of "Iron Man" and "War Pigs" in our heads, and not possibly taint our view of the legendary band by releasing less-than-legendary new music?

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Ozzy Osbourne - Scream Review

After 40 years of screaming his black heart out, most would think Ozzy’s vocal transmissions would have faded, but The Prince of Darkness has managed to keep his trademark sound alive and well in his 10th album, Scream.

Opening with a touch of Ozzy’s past swagger in “Let It Die,” silky guitar riffs accompany tenacious double-kick drums to launch this musical missile on the right path. In “Diggin’ Me Down,” Ozzy kidnaps you and takes you on a melodic journey that starts with a deceiving yet pleasing acoustic intro, and then erupts into a combination of ravishing guitar riffs and drum beats. “I Want It More” puts the ass kicking stamp on the record, with catchy lyrics and thick riffs.