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Better than the Faith No More version!
That just can't be.
Better than the Faith No More version!
Let's just hope he won't be the next victim of 2016.
As founding bassist Geezer Butler explains the decision, “We just all decided that we wanted to do one last tour. We’re all getting up there in age, and while we’re still at the top of our profession, both musically and aesthetically, we wanted to go out on the top and we feel that this is the right time to do it.”
Black Sabbath interview: Ozzy Osbourne and Geezer Butler reflect on the end of a very heavy era
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I've heard it before on Youtube and its the Geezer Butler Band. I really hope they release the Dehumanizer demos because it would be a fitting tribute to both Ronnie and Cozy. Geezer should also release his recordings with Carl Sentence. I also read that Geezer did some writing with Dave Donato outside of Sabbath after he left. Dave Donato recorded some demos with Sabbath in 1984. He wasn't fired as many of us thought, Geezer and Tony were not working well together at that time and Geezer was tired of all the line up changes. There used to be a clip of Dave Donato and the band doing an early version of The Shining on a website but it was taken down. It was called No Way Out at the time.Not sure if or how any of you know/like Forbidden, but for already 4(!) years, there's this rough mix online. Interesting to compare, but also a fun listen by itself!
I'm into the first couple of songs. It is all without vocals. Rough indeed but it sounds great.
And check out this amazing jewel! I never realized that Cozy was involved with Dehumanizer!
Black Sabbath - Dehumanizer Rehearsals - Full
Interesting to hear some of the riffs that didn't end up getting used. Also not two songs that didn't make the album.
Drums: Cozy Powell,
Vocals: Ronnie James Dio,
Bass: Geezer Butler,
Guitar: Tony Iommi
Partial tracks info:
Around 1:29:00 there's another singer, according to a YouTube user it's Carl Sentence. Also check out that guitar solo. That's absolutely not Tony Iommi! Maybe Sabbath bought (/used) this song from another band and that's why it ended up on these tapes.(CD1)
Track 01.MP3
Track 02.MP3
Track 03.MP3
Track 04.MP3
Track 05.MP3
Track 06.MP3
Track 07.MP3
Track 08.MP3
Track 09.MP3
Track 10.MP3
Track 11.MP3
Track 12.MP3
(CD2)
01 Computer God.mp3
02 Master Of Insanity.mp3
03 Master Of Insanity.mp3
04 Letters From Earth.mp3
05 Bad Blood.mp3
06 The Next Time (Take 1).mp3
07 The Next Time (Take 2).mp3
08 The Next Time (Take 3).mp3
09 The Next Time (Take 4).mp3
10 The Next Time (Take 5).mp3
(CD3)
01 Computer God (Take 1).mp3
02 Computer God (Take 2).mp3
03 Conversation 1 (Powell & Dio).mp3
04 Computer God (Take 3) (With Vocals).mp3
05 Computer God (Take 4).mp3
06 Computer God (Take 5).mp3
07 Computer God (Take 6).mp3
08 Unknown Instrumental 1.mp3
09 Unknown Instrumental 2.mp3
10 Unknown Instrumental 3.mp3
11 Unknown Instrumental 4.mp3
12 Conversation 2 (Powell & Dio).mp3
13 Unknown (With Vocals).mp3
His work brought that ethereal and mystical sound to the Sabbath albums that gave them that extra level of punch.