Nazarath and Black Sabbath

[mrs.oroblanco]

I like several of both of their songs, too.

We went to a private show with Nazareth. They were great (except I was deaf for a week) - they just needed a better lead-in band. It was at least a full minute before I realized their lead-in band was playing the song "Cocaine". It's pretty bad when you can't identify that song!

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[spartacus53]

I was never a big Nazarath fan, but I do love Ozzie

 

[jeff of pa]

Areosmith in the Albright College Auditorium
was like that.
Didn't Recognize one song they played.
Luckly I saw Aerosmith 3 times.

i love "Hair of the Dog" hate "love hurts"

Black sabbath has been one of my All time Favirite Bands.
Like everything up to
where Ozzy Left.

 

[Mighty AP]

I still remember vividly the 1st time I heard Sabbath when I was about 14. Drinkin beer with my buddies at Stump's appartment, he put on Paranoid. It was almost a religious experience for me, that heavy distorted guitar, Ozzies great vocals, Geezers bass lines. I was into hard rock but that night I went to the next level & have never looked back. Tony Iomi wasnt realy a great guitarist but he was & is the "riff-king". He came up with so many awesome riffs & he was the 1st to do it, so influential, imitated so often. On XM radio, Liquid Metal had a program cellebrating the 40th anniversary of their debut album, they said it was the birth of heavy metal. Its cool to see Sabbath recognized as the fathers of the genre.

 

[mrs.oroblanco]

They were an experience - that's for sure - whether you were stone cold sober or flying a foot off the ground.


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[jeff of pa]

They were an experience - that's for sure - whether you were stone cold sober or flying a foot off the ground.


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Only a foot ?

 

[mrs.oroblanco]

 

[jeff of pa]

did you forget a pic ?

I Can't see it

 

[spartacus53]

I think she is rolling around on the floor laughing

I saw Sabbath a few times, the last time was in the Bronx for the Black and Blue tour. The show was Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult. A great show and only about $7.70 Just think about it; today $7.50 may buy you a Coke, or rubber frank at the concession stand, not both for sure.