Black Sabbath

A surprise. Bring the heaviness! The song with Jorn has a Dehuminazer vibe. The whole song is solid and driven, the chorus has enough melody to work and to go along with the verses and music. Classic-sounding solo, Priest would love the riff. Interesting.
Also, the solo seems like something that Adrian would play. I think it's safe to say that Tony massively inspired Adrian, not only riff-wise but also lead-wise.
Definitely. He didn't say that in interviews, right.
 
A surprise. Bring the heaviness! The song with Jorn has a Dehuminazer vibe. The whole song is solid and driven, the chorus has enough melody to work and to go along with the verses and music. Classic-sounding solo, Priest would love the riff. Interesting.

Definitely. He didn't say that in interviews, right.
This we could discuss in another topic but who is going to headline festivals or big tours when the big ones are gone. Ozzy is gone lemmy dio and many others and here we have something special again of a guy of 78 years old and could be his last album. There are a few bands that could follow this but are light years away from this level.

Btw ill listen to this album when is out
 
This we could discuss in another topic but who is going to headline festivals or big tours when the big ones are gone. Ozzy is gone lemmy dio and many others and here we have something special again of a guy of 78 years old and could be his last album. There are a few bands that could follow this but are light years away from this level.

Btw ill listen to this album when is out
Well, like, festivals have been doing just fine without Lemmy, Dio and Sabbath for many years. There will always be some bag of shite that the young folk will like. Step out of your own microcosm, baby, the world keeps spinning. When I first properly got into rock n roll, all my favourite bands were either retired or had Blaze Bayley in them, I thought it was all over before I'd even hit puberty. And yet here we are. Rock n Roll never dies and don't you forget it :nana:
 
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Well, like, festivals have been doing just fine without Lemmy, Dio and Sabbath for many years. There will always be some bag of shite that the young folk will like. Step out of your own microcosm, baby, the world keeps spinning. When I first properly got into rock n roll, all my favourite bands were either retired or had Blaze Bayley in them, I thought it was all over before I'd even hit puberty. And yet here are. Rock n Roll never dies and don't you forget it :nana:
Come on,watch the festivals now. Youll see all the big ones. Helloween,gnr,judas. And a few times powerwolf airborne and so
 
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