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| Ten Thousand Motels |
(compliments of BLABBERMOUTH)
According to a posting on the Black Sabbath Live Project web site, there are no less than four authors offering their takes on the BLACK SABBATH story in the coming year. The books slated for release during the coming months are as follows:
* "Rat Salad - Black Sabbath: The Classic Years 1969-1975" by first-time author Paul Wilkinson. Expected release date: April 25, 2006.
* "Doom Let Loose" by Martin Popoff. Expected release date: August 1, 2006.
* "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" by Joel McIver. Expected release date: October 9, 2006.
* "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: The Battle for Black Sabbath" by Garry Sharpe Young. Expected release date: March 2006.
For more information on these books, visit www.sabbathlive.com.
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| jb |
Uncalled for!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Break The Spell |
Hey TTM, do you ever post comments on Blabbermouth?? I find the site a great source of information, but some of the posters can be so whiny about the stupidest things, but sometimes they are pretty hilarious!! |
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| voodoopug |
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jb wrote:
Uncalled for!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is what happens...I tried to tell you! |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
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jb wrote:
Uncalled for!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tell me jb, who do you think is cool apart from The Stones. Who's your top 5 bands??? Just curious. |
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| jb |
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Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
Tell me jb, who do you think is cool apart from The Stones. Who's your top 5 bands??? Just curious.
1)Stones
2)Who
3)Springsteen
4)Black Crowes
5)Stone Temple Pilots
6)Stevie Ray Vaughn
7)early 70's Clapton
8)Tom Petty
9)Janis Joplin
10)Leslie West and Mountain |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
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jb wrote:
1)Stones
2)Who
3)Springsteen
4)Black Crowes
5)Stone Temple Pilots
6)Stevie Ray Vaughn
7)early 70's Clapton
8)Tom Petty
9)Janis Joplin
10)Leslie West and Mountain
Hmmmn...not terribly bad taste at all.
Mountain was a great band. But much greater with Felix... Papparladi/West,,, Mountain is magic. But losing Felix was like losing either Mick or Keith in the Stones. I don't think they would have lasted together long even if Felix had lived though. West is too arrogant and Felix was a loner. Both genius.
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| mrhipfl |
Black sabbath was cool back in the day, but I'd rather shoot myself than go to their shows today just to see Ozzy rot on stage. |
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| jb |
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mrhipfl wrote:
Black sabbath was cool back in the day, but I'd rather shoot myself than go to their shows today just to see Ozzy rot on stage.
Word================================================>Amen. |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
A Black Sabbath show is worth it just to tell your Grandchildren that you saw Tommy Iommi on stage. He's a living legend and there are few who qualify as that. Some but fewer all the time. |
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| jb |
His hair is suspect!!!!!!!!! |
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| pdog |
The Sabbath box set is essential, great remastering and it only contains the music with Ozzy in the band, the last two albums were an obvious decline for the band... BUT!!! the first 4 are the bible for all metal and hard rock bands that followed.
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| Break The Spell |
It's a shame when people mention Sabbath all they think of is Ozzy. The true genius of the band is the songwriting team of Iommi / Butler. Two of my favorite Sabbath albums include "Heaven And Hell" and "Mob Rules" which feature Dio on vocals. |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
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e true genius of the band is the songwriting team of Iommi / Butler.
Well, they did fire Ozzy early on. That was a stroke of genius. Kinda.
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| Lazy Bones |
Didn't Tony play guitar w/ The Tull at The RnR Circus? That is, if any one's looking for Stones' content. |
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| Break The Spell |
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Didn't Tony play guitar w/ The Tull at The RnR Circus? That is, if any one's looking for Stones' content.
Yes he did play on "Song For Jeffery" with Tull at that concert as they had just lost their guitarist, Mick Abrahams. Ian Anderson invited Tony to join, but he was involved with Earth of course which went on to become Sabbath. |
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| keefjunkie |
The first four albums are absolutely fucking incredible.
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
I also like the next three, specially Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabbotage. The first Dio era was good but not great and I like Born Again too, the one with Ian Gillan. All other albums are crap. |
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
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Break The Spell wrote:
Yes he did play on "Song For Jeffery" with Tull at that concert as they had just lost their guitarist, Mick Abrahams. Ian Anderson invited Tony to join, but he was involved with Earth of course which went on to become Sabbath.
His performance with them at the Rock'n'Roll Circus remains his only recorded performance with Jethro Tull. |
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| Saint Sway |
Iomi was only air guitaring at the R&R Circus show. He wasnt plugged in and played over a pre-recorded track. |
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| doo doo doo Dude |
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jb wrote:
1)Stones
2)Who
3)Springsteen
4)Black Crowes
5)Stone Temple Pilots
6)Stevie Ray Vaughn
7)early 70's Clapton
8)Tom Petty
9)Janis Joplin
10)Leslie West and Mountain
That is a horrible list. |
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| pdog |
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doo doo doo Dude wrote:
That is a horrible list.
Make a better list. |
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| Candace Youngblood |
Haha, Sunday night before the Pogues show SS and I were jamming to Sabbath on his ipod.
NIB baby!
I love their early stuff. Paranoid is such a great album. Faeries Wear Boots is my personal favorite. |
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| nanatod |
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Make a better list.
1. Pixies
2. Soul Asylum
3. Deep Purple
4. The Clash
5. Rolling Stones
6. Bob Dylan and the Band
7. Los Lobos before the anglo joined
8. Neil Young electric
9. The Black Crowes
10. Temple of the Dog |
