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I've already got the conspiracy theory...its to delete 7th Star and the TM albums from history. Born Again was the 11th album, and then counting 7th Star - Tyr as Iommi solo Dehumanizer is the 12th...

Sharon might not have any managerial powers over Bill or Sabbath, however, she is Ozzy's manager and thus would take part in drafting/negotiating contracts and monies with the other guys'...

completely ridiculous, like when Oz sued Tony for "equal" rights. 'Sabbath is the origional four of us, so me and Tony should get a 50/50 split.

I'm gonna try to record my own version in the next few weeks

I was in the mood for recording today to celebrate the 70th birthday of Mr Bobby Dee ;)

if I were more like Bill Ward I wouldn't post it, its not as perfect as I'd like but here it is:
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what happened to this site???? I tried to go there today and its down!!!!!!!!!!

went to check it out today...where'd it go???

yes!!!! Its my new desktop

Man in A Suitcase, actually the whole 2nd album is awesome

Anyone else really like this?:


-Tony Iommi

\m/ long live Black Sabbath

Cause I am frowning all the time - Paranoid

As the sands of our time grow old (Anno Mundi)

"When you ask the reasons why" (Killing Yourself To Live)

Look through the people.
Waiting for the revolution
The Children of The Grave...

Joe knows them fairly well, probably better than any fan could hope. He gets invited backstage with passes and tickets for his hard work he does for some of the members.

A few board members have...

I actually thought it was hilarious since Dio is a lot older than Ozzy

Never Say Die!

as the name for the album? Holy shit YES!!!! I imagine I'd do what most people would upon seeing that in a CD store. hit the floor laughing and after about an hour (to regain composure) I'd march to...

The album was essentially finished

What does being a productive member have to do with being a great singer? The throat and brain are very different. And evidently Tony was so impressed that after Ray took over for Glenn they began...

I don't see your point. Everyone quit at one time or another. Tony quit for Jethro Tull, Ozzy quit after his parents died, Geezer quit in I think 77 for a few weeks

hard to get much better than Eternal Idol, he quit after the album was basically finished he was just tired was the revolving bass and drummer doors. besides Jake and Ray couldn't work things out,...

what are you talking about? He was the one in Badlands pushing for the band to actually do work. Anything I've heard him on rocks my ears.

and Mr Encyclopedia clears it up. If only Ray had been a little more patient with Eternal Idol

if it was Ian then conversation would be very short

"Hey ian what are you doing, wanna write with me in Sabbath"
"Sorry dude I'm doing shit with Deep Purple"