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First Roth Army Kiwi To See Van Halen Live 6/16/2012 Phoenix Arizona. -
Well maybe he can get Jake back......
Here is one for Sesh...
Killer of Giants 1986 with Jake.....E........LEE......
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Some footage appeared late this afternoon. Remember, it takes a few hours for Youtube to process new information. In fact by now there are several clips available from the Italy show. Click HERE.
dirge
/dɜrdʒ/ Show Spelled[durj]
–noun
1. a funeral song or tune, or one expressing mourning in commemoration of the dead.
2. any composition resembling such a song or tune in character, as a poem of lament for the dead or solemn, mournful music: Tennyson's dirge for the Duke of Wellington.
3. a mournful sound resembling a dirge: The autumn wind sang the dirge of summer.
4. Ecclesiastical . the office of the dead, or the funeral service as sung.
Where is this gig, an airport lounge?
Ozzy proving that the lyrics to 'You can't kill rock n roll' were not entirely accurate...Last edited by Seshmeister; 07-08-2010, 07:02 AM.Comment
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Now he is claiming he did not know the bass & drum tracks on the first two albums were replaced until it had already been done. Yeah, right.
OZZY OSBOURNE Says He Was Against Idea Of Replacing Original Tracks On 'Blizzard', 'Diary' LPs - July 7, 2010
Bob Daisley, who played bass on the first two solo albums by Ozzy Osbourne, says in a new interview with his web site that he has not been contacted about the 30th anniversary editions of those records being released later this year. The tracks played by Daisley and drummer Lee Kerslake on both albums — 1980's "Blizzard Of Ozz" and 1981's "Diary Of A Madman" — were replaced on a previous reissue after Daisley and Kerslake sued Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne over royalties.
Daisley told the web site, "Neither Lee nor I have been contacted, considered or consulted in the decision to re-release the original recordings. I haven't a clue as to what the 'bonus material' might be. As for royalties, we have not been approached for a reconciliation and have been offered and promised nothing."
Ozzy told The Pulse of Radio he was against the idea of replacing the original tracks when he found out about it. "Believe me, it wasn't my doing," he said. "I mean, I didn't know that was being done, 'cause Sharon was fighting all the legal things that were going down at the time. I said, 'What did you do that for?' And she said, 'The only way I could stop everything was if it went to that level.' And I said, 'You know what, whatever the circumstances were, I want the original thing back.' I mean, I wouldn't have done that."
The replacement tracks were played by current METALLICA bassist Robert Trujillo and FAITH NO MORE drummer Mike Bordin.
Daisley says that he and Kerslake were fired because of disagreements with Sharon over a number of things, including refusing to do two shows in one day out of worry that Ozzy would blow out his voice.
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I really don't think Ozzy makes decisions anymore. In fact, he probably hasn't made them for a long time.
That being said he must have known about this even if he couldn't stop Sharon from doing it.....The Power Of The Riff Compels MeComment
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For all intents and purposes, I believe Osbourne gave up making decisions sometime in 1979. He's always astounded when confronted by what has gone on around him, like a drunk waking from a stupor and being told how he'd embarrassed himself at a party the evening before.
"I did WHAAAT with the neighbor's donkey?"
“The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.”― Stephen HawkingComment
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Man i hate that freakin show. News flash to Sharon: America doesn't have talent.RIDE TO LIVE, LIVE TO RIDE
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Zakk's problem was that he stuck around too long, and with BLS it was a case of quantity over quality. I don't think anyone would say that the playing on 'No Rest....' and the 'Pride and Glory' records aren't impressive though, would they?
From what I remember, despite the fact that he didn't play on it, Joe Holmes wrote a sizeable chunk of 'Down To Earth' - it might be my memory playing up, mind. I actually saw him with Ozzy in the late '90s and was blown away - no frolics, just blasting out the classics. He's no RR or Jake, but he's hardly a slouch and I would have been very intrigued to hear what he sounded like with Ozzy on record....The Power Of The Riff Compels MeComment
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