Good plan.

Solitude is one of the best tracks on Master for vocals. Ozzy's voice is amazing on it.

Black Sabbath rocked when Ozzy was still with them. I think the dumbest thing any band has ever done was when they kicked him out. In my opinion, Ozzy is the best singer/musician there ever was, and still is. :thumb:

ive never heared that before i should have got master of reality last time i was at the metro centre but instead i got re-load by metallica (what a waste of f[I][U][/U][/I]ucking money!!!)

i dont see why so many people think that ozzy's voice is s[I][U][/U][/I]hit, when there are far worse vocalists out there

[QUOTE=The0zzfanCometh]Black Sabbath rocked when Ozzy was still with them. I think the dumbest thing any band has ever done was when they kicked him out. In my opinion, Ozzy is the best singer/musician there ever was, and still is. :thumb:[/QUOTE]


if toni hadnt decided to get rid of him there wouldnt be great songs like crazy train and no more tears, there would be no ozzfest, there would be no ozzy poster on my wall, instead there would be a sabbath one with toni in the midle (even though guitarists shouldnt be, *vol 4 tour*) and most of all they would probably be dead

Tony > Ozzy

Its good that Ozzy got kicked out, the band would have self-destructed otherwise, and Tony deserves centre stage over Ozzy, he was the dude in Sabbath and always has been.

[QUOTE]joe holmes is also the dude who you see playing guitar in the perry mason video[/QUOTE]

Where can you find any Ozzy or Black Sabbath videos? Thanks

[QUOTE]if toni hadnt decided to get rid of him there wouldnt be great songs like crazy train and no more tears, there would be no ozzfest, there would be no ozzy poster on my wall, instead there would be a sabbath one with toni in the midle (even though guitarists shouldnt be, *vol 4 tour*) and most of all they would probably be dead[/QUOTE]

Good point! I never thought of it that way.... I don't know how the world would have gotten along without Crazy Train! lol But I have to disagree with anyone who says Tony was the best Black Sabbath member. Sorry :D

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]Tony > Ozzy

Its good that Ozzy got kicked out, the band would have self-destructed otherwise, and Tony deserves centre stage over Ozzy, he was the dude in Sabbath and always has been.[/QUOTE]


dude i cant believe you just said that! there is no way tony owns ozzy, ozzy is god, sure tony is a great guitarist but so was randy rhoads (RIP) he never demanded to be in the centre, guitarists shouldnt take centre stage unless they are also the singer

Ozzy > tony :thumb:

[QUOTE=The0zzfanCometh]Good point! I never thought of it that way.... I don't know how the world would have gotten along without Crazy Train! lol But I have to disagree with anyone who says Tony was the best Black Sabbath member. Sorry :D[/QUOTE]

yes get their in mate, tony isnt the best member of sabbath (well apart from when he was the only origional member)

[QUOTE]Ozzy > tony[/QUOTE]

YES! And of course who could ever forget the great Randy Rhoads?

[QUOTE=The0zzfanCometh]YES! And of course who could ever forget the great Randy Rhoads?[/QUOTE]

Its not hard, seeing as he was never in Black Sabbath.

Please stop mentioning Randy Rhoads in this Black Sabbath thread, he has nothing to do with the Sabs.

Ozzy may be a god, but he didn't keep Sabbath going for 30 years, Tony did.
Ozzy got screwed up on drugs and got himself booted from the band, leaving Tony to keep things going.

For the past 20 years, Ozzy has been nothing to Black Sabbath, they did fine without him and I'd like to see a re-union tour of the MkII line up with Dio, and maybe re-unions of the later line-ups.

And Tony deserves centre stage, he IS Black Sabbath, he formed the band, kept it going through tough times, never giving up what he loves best.

ozzy has done fine for past 20 years without them too.

they did do a reunion with dio back in the eightees didnt they? they made one album and dio left again

it wasnt all tony that formed sabbath him and bill were in a band together before that, ozzy and geezer were in a band before sabbath, they just got together, and before it was sabbath (during the pulka tulk days) they had a rythm guitarist called jim phillips and a saxophonist called alan clarke, so they could also claim that the had a hand in making sabbath aswell.

then there is jim simpson who was their first manager, he introduced them to alot of the jazz influences in their music aswell as some of the blues (thats all i got on him)

tony did write every great sabbath riff, and let's face it, if it wasn't for the riffs, sabbath would've been nothing.

and yes, i have seen the black sabbath stories 1&2 (they're sitting right next to me) they're pretty cool, but it's been a long time since i've watched vol. 2... i'm gonna pop it in right now

They re-formed with Dio in between 1990 and 1992, to record Dehumanizer.

i knew they reformed with him somewhere along the lines

He left because he didn't feel that Sabbath should open for Ozzy on the two shows in The Costa Mesa back in 1992, which is why Rob Halford filled in.

yeah i heared something about that but didnt know if it was true or not

[QUOTE]And Tony deserves centre stage, he IS Black Sabbath, he formed the band, kept it going through tough times, never giving up what he loves best.[/QUOTE]

I still don't think Tony should get all the credit. It took all of Black Sabbath to keep it going through tough times. And Ozzy did not give up what he loves best when he got booted out; he became even better (If that's possible. :) He is and always was awesome).

Does anyone have the black box? Is it worth it to spend the money for it?

Lets put it this way, Sabbath was renound for being the founding (and possibly the best) heavy metal band, mainly coz of Iommi's classic low key riffs. This still, however, made Ozzy famous because he was literally at the front of it all. When ozzy went solo later on, the only thing keeping him alive in the spotlight was studio editing. His voice was edited to sound significantly better than before when he was sabbath frontman. This aint bullsh!t. Sure Iommi wasn't much without Ozzy as well, but he sure as hell was the dominating reason both of them got where they are today (in my own, unedited opinion).





BTW, my fav songs = Behind the Wall Of Sleep, War Pigs, Iron Man, Electric Funeral, Fairies Wear Boots, Lord Of This World.........Sabbath rule!!!

All their songs are bloody great! Their best album is probably Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Black Sabbath are awesome.

My favourites include Paranoid, Iron Man, NIB and War Pigs.

bongoextrasrdonaire listen to ozzys live albums they sound brilliant and they havnt been touched by studio engineering, ozzy doesnt do that on every single song, he isnt britney spears

Sabbath question:

I heard there was a song by Black Sabbath called "Black Sabbath"... What Black Sabbath album is that song from? or is it not????
I dont know because, i dont know much about them from the beginning.

thanks

there is a song called black sabbath, its on their first album aslo called black sabbath

[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]there is a song called black sabbath, its on their first album aslo called black sabbath[/QUOTE]

thanks for the help dude :thumb:

Black Sabbath rocks

They were one of the first band to show that a bass could kick ***. N.I.B. the bass rocked. But hell all Of Sabbath rocked
Snowblind,NIB,Warpigs,Black Sabbath,(Sabbath, Bloody, Sabbath),Paranoid, The Wizard.

[QUOTE=JACKROXYOU]They were one of the first band to show that a bass could kick ***. N.I.B. the bass rocked. But hell all Of Sabbath rocked
Snowblind,NIB,Warpigs,Black Sabbath,(Sabbath, Bloody, Sabbath),Paranoid, The Wizard.[/QUOTE]
The intro to NIB kicks ***.

Agreed. In fact, Black Sabbath has my favorite bass lines of all time. Also, they had two of the greatest metal vocalists of all time with them.

The major problem with Black Sabbath are the dumbasses who claim to be huge Sabbath fans, but only know 2 songs from Paranoid plus a few Ozzy solo songs they think are related to Black Sabbath. They ruined Sabbath for me for awhile.