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February 12, 2004
Another Black Box Update
Another day, another Black Box update. :) This time the update is about a news story over at ozzyhead.com about Black Box. In it the article talks about content on the package. Specifically, it says this..
It (the DVD) will also feature original interviews from such SABBATH disciples as Rob Zombie, James Hetfield, Vince Neil, Krist Novoselic, Melissa Auf Der Maur, Dave Navarro, Billie Joe Armstrong, Slash, Beck, David Lee Roth and Henry Rollins.
I contacted my person at Warner/Rhino who is in charge of info on Black Box, and was told that this is incorrect. The only content on the DVD is the four "Beat Club Footage" songs, and that's it. There is nothing else besides these four songs. No interviews. Now I was informed that there are interviews in the booklet, but not on the DVD. Furthermore, the ozzyhead article talks about the same thing that the blabbermouth article does about the other Sab albums coming out in 2004, which is incorrect.
The exact and final contents of the booklet have not been divulged to me, and once I receive a final review copy, I'll be sure to pass along that info.
Posted by Joe Siegler at 9:41 PM
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February 10, 2004
Blacker Box
Ever since I first started talking about the Black Box set online, I've been asked if/when the remaining Sabbath catalog would receive such a treatment. I've said in the past that there are plans to remaster the remaining Sabbath catalog in a similar fashion, but work on that wouldn't start until Black Box is out. It's with this statement that I want to reference this story over at Blabbermouth news...
Their story references my news story from last week about the Black Box cover art and release date. In it, they say this about the remaining Sabbath catalog... "As previously reported, a spokesperson at the management company of SABBATH guitarist Tony Iommi has confirmed that the remaining BLACK SABBATH catalog is slated for similar treatment later in 2004." When I saw that, I contacted my own source at Tony's management company, and he said this about the blabbermouth story..
"not so, at least 2005 before we get everything sorted."
As I've said before, the remaining material will be released, but not this year. I also inquired about the availablity of all the oddball tracks that are floating around for the later albums (Some Kind of Woman from Eternal Idol, What's the Use from Cross Purposes, Cloak & Dagger from Headless Cross, etc). No information as to the inclusion of these. Personally, I would love to see a cleaned up released version of The Eternal Idol with Ray Gillen on vocals, but that's just my own personal "wish" for a set - I have NO information that even tells me that it's a possibility. :) Oh, and the name "Blacker Box" is my own joke, I don't have any news on a title or anything like that. :)
Posted by Joe Siegler at 9:42 PM
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