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Tincho Stout

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william wallice

Best Welsh Classic Rock ,From Cardiff 

CruciatusVXS

Holy shit, this is one fucking heavy piece of art. Sorry for the fury.

fanatycznymisiek

Budgie came back 4th March 2004 in Warsaw. I was there!

DrugWhore1

ozzy is just fucking great, i dont know how people can get bored of the dark deep vocals he had its just amazing, they might not be heavy but just like how they other guy was saying his vocals complement the music, that deep doom sound, ozzy was perfect for it

BLACKSABBATH0HM

Ozzy's vocals are more about feeding off Iommis riffs. Listen to the album master of reality. Ozzys vice perfectly complements Iommis riffs. Isnt heavy metal more defined by guitar than vocals anyway? Iommi is certainly a metal guitarist.

hermygagala

Yeah I've listen to all sabbath. In fact I own all of their albums. He is getting heavier in that but still everything he sings he sounds like the same singer. He is really great in that album actually my favorite. I could consider that metal but it's 75 by that time not really that impressive (heaviness wise) when look at how many heavy bands were out by then. Still a great singer just not heavy like the others (to me that is).

BLACKSABBATH0HM

Ive listened to spooky tooth. Checked em out caus of the Judas Priest cover.Have you ever listened to the album Sabotage? Ozzy is definitely not monotone on that album.

hermygagala

I doubt you had even listened or even have listened to any of the bands I mentioned. And I am almost positive you haven't with Spooky Tooth and Blue Cheer.

hermygagala

Dan McCafferty Sold My Soul(1972/73) Ballad Of Hollis Brown 73 and tons more. You moron. Plus way heavier stuff. Doom doesn't mean heavy you can be hard rock and be doomy gloomy. God your a moron.

BLACKSABBATH0HM

Dude you didnt create metal so you dont get to decide what is and isnt metal. And since when do any of the vocalist you named give a sense of doom? Maybe Ian gillian when he joined Sabbath in the 80s.

hermygagala

Ozzy was not metal in black sabbath and that's all there is to it. There is no arguing about that. The vocalists I mentioned are the first metal vocalists!!! He could be classified as metal after sabbath, but not in it.

BLACKSABBATH0HM

watch?v=9a1Q__1Ew8Q You cant tell me thats not metal.

hermygagala

That's not to say I don't like him as I do but he's not metal as far as I'm concerned and shouldn't be to anyone else except maybe his later 80's 90's work. It's still fairly monotone in those years as well. No insult to him though.

hermygagala

I consider Black Sabbath's instrumental heavy but not metal. And certainly ozzy's vocals are not metal. The first metal vocalists as far as I'm concerned are Ian Gillian, Burke Shelley, John Lawton, David Byron and most importantly Dan (The Man) McCafferty. Ozzy sings in a very monotone voice and it does not give me a sense of complete dispair or anything that sounds completely heavy.

BLACKSABBATH0HM

Those bands are pre-metal. Black Sabbath's guitar tone was much sludgier and heavier plus the overall sound of their music was considerably more macabre. Listen to Children of the grave and Symptom of the universe.

hermygagala

Yeah but sabbath didn't create a new genre it was already created by blue cheer, The Who, and Spooky Tooth.

BLACKSABBATH0HM

They didnt steal they took influence from them. Thats how genres are naturally made by taking from an adding to.

hermygagala

Thats fucking stupid. What about Spooky Tooth sabbath stole so much stuff from them. Atomic Rooster, Nazareth, Blue Cheer, The Who with (The Ox 1965), Lucifer's Friend, Uriah Heep.

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