Look into getting 'headless cross', it has tony martin on vocals and is a brilliant album (but is quite heavy on the whole satanic stereotype of rock/metal music)

Thank you.

I was considering getting Cross Purposes a while ago while I was in the city because you never find stuff like that in music shops where I live, its hard enough getting the Ozzy ones, but I chose Queensryche's Warning instead. I kinda regret that.

Ahhh its dyieng again. Trivia again I suppose. Who was originally planned to do drums on the Dehuminizer album?

[QUOTE=rippa32]Ahhh its dyieng again. Trivia again I suppose. Who was originally planned to do drums on the Dehuminizer album?[/QUOTE]

Cozy Powell, but he hates Dio and quit.

Personally I think Dio is great, and if I can find the money I'll be buying his new DVD.

Meh, I've had this discussion too many times to want to have it again.

I don't think its because we have had it too many times, its because it hasnt been that long since the last time it was seriously discussed. But still atm its probably best to ignore the ignorant.
But anyway what would Cozy have against Dio I wonder, they had worked together before in Rainbow.

[QUOTE=hoodiemonster]who doesnt hate dio??



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Wait, did you jus say you hate Dio and then use the hand thingo he brought to the masses? Please explain.

Bruuuuuuutally owned.

you should probably just shut up before you make a fool of yourself more.

Dio pwns, i actually prefer Dio-era Sabbath to Ozzy-era Sabbath, he's such an awesome singer.

in non-Sabbath news, i saw Ozzy last week on the Prince's Trust anniversary tv thing, and he actually managed to sing decently, unlike at the Hall of Fame induction.

I saw a recent live video and he didn't sound nearly as bad as I expected.

[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]Look into getting 'headless cross', it has tony martin on vocals and is a brilliant album (but is quite heavy on the whole satanic stereotype of rock/metal music)[/QUOTE]

Yeh its pretty good. IMO

i shall say this once more Martin > all other sabbath singers (IMO)


im not sure which sabbath albumto get next, maybe a Dio one i ony have dehumanizer with him singingand from what ive heard of each side i prefer his work with sabbath to his solo stuff

Heaven and Hell!
Heaven and Hell!
Heaven and Hell!

...get Heaven and Hell :)

I agree, or go with a Rainbow album hes good in that too. So when you say Martin is the best does that mean you like that era best or you just think hes the most talented?

[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]i shall say this once more Martin > all other sabbath singers (IMO)


im not sure which sabbath albumto get next, maybe a Dio one i ony have dehumanizer with him singingand from what ive heard of each side i prefer his work with sabbath to his solo stuff[/QUOTE]
Heaven and Hell.

Looks like Heaven And Hell is the way to go :thumb:

so when you say heaven and hell does that mean you think i should get never say die? :p


[QUOTE=rippa32]I agree, or go with a Rainbow album hes good in that too. So when you say Martin is the best does that mean you like that era best or you just think hes the most talented?[/QUOTE]
i just think he is the best singer sabbath have had, great voice matches the music very well, jsut wish i had some live stuff from when he was with them


Andy is the story of... vol 2 worth getting?

Get both albums.

The Vol.2 DVD is only really good for the videos, if you find it for about £7 or less then buy it.

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I went to Monsters of Rock yesterday, it was great :D

cool, who was palying?

Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Journey, Thunder, Queensryche, Ted Nugent and Roadstar.

DP were kinda meh, I didn't really get into their set that well due to being tired from an amazing Alice Cooper set to which I was able to sing along to every song. Journey were good seeing as I'd never heard them before, Thunder were excellent, Queensryche were a good for a piss break, Ted Nugent was kinda crap yet kinda funny at the same time and Roadstar were alright for a young band.

I have the Alice setlist in a dodgy order on my laptop, I'll post it if anyones interested.

That seems like the kind of show where the crowd would be just as entertaining as the music.

The crowd sucked, there were no traditional Monsters bottle fights and everyone stood still pretty much, it was really hot though..probably too hot for mosh pits.

And this is why it sucks to live in NZ!!!! We hardly ever get any good bands!!!! Although I did get to see Joe Cocker. That was really good! I grew up with his music around the house, so I love his music

Australia gets the same, its because of the population being too small. In fact the only reason Deep Purple came was because of a petetion. I was going to but no-one wanted to come too and I wasn't going to pay $150 to see Deep Purple without Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord.

Australia gets Dungeon/LORD, thats something you have over the rest of the world.

damn americans get sonata arctica :angry:


i would love to see Alice cooper live, i was gonna go last december (about then) to see them in newcastle but it sold out before i could get a ticket (and finding people to go with aswell)

You guys have got to see Alice live before he retires/dies, his current setlist is full of classics from his 70's albums, the rough order of the one from MOR is:

Department of Youth
No More Mister Nice Guy
Dirty Diamonds
Billion Dollar Babies
Lost In America
I'm Eighteen
You Drive Me Nervous
Feed My Frankenstein
Go To Hell
Is It My Body
I Never Cry
Welcome to my Nightmare
The Black Widow (instrumental)
The Awakening/Steven/Only Women Bleed
Killer/Ballad of Dwight Fry
Be My Lover
I Love the Dead (instrumental)
School's Out

Poison
Under My Wheels

Its in order upto Billion Dollar Babies, after that its not in order.

What are the ones after the space? Are they encore ones?