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frenchie 
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 Posted: June 15 2005 at 18:45 |
 tuxon wrote:
frenchie wrote:
for that joke i give you a slow sarcastic clap of the hands and a look like the face of a horse annoyed as it is constantly being swarmed by flies as a poor italian street merchant plays a sad song on an out of tune, rusted and broken violin just for you tuxon
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And I didn't even used the alternative punch line.
Involving flooting and hot air
Just kiddin' by the way.
Back on topic. Ozzie has one of the best voices in heavy rock.
Totally love him for Sabbath Bloody sabbath, Iron Man, and all those brilliantly sung classics |
he certianly is original and to some extent not imitatable (despite being part of one of the most influencial rock bands of all time).
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tuxon
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 18:43 |
frenchie wrote:
for that joke i give you a slow sarcastic clap of the hands and a look like the face of a horse annoyed as it is constantly being swarmed by flies as a poor italian street merchant plays a sad song on an out of tune, rusted and broken violin just for you tuxon
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And I didn't even used the alternative punch line.
Involving flooting and hot air
Just kiddin' by the way.
Back on topic. Ozzie has one of the best voices in heavy rock.
Totally love him for Sabbath Bloody sabbath, Iron Man, and all those brilliantly sung classics
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frenchie
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 18:28 |
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thats ozzy on vocals? f**k me i never knew he could sound like that! He is a legend
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frenchie
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 18:28 |
for that joke i give you a slow sarcastic clap of the hands and a look like the face of a horse annoyed as it is constantly being swarmed by flies as a poor italian street merchant plays a sad song on an out of tune, rusted and broken violin just for you tuxon
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tuxon
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 18:12 |
frenchie wrote:
to be fair dream theater really do write progressive rock. i would say in at least 75% of their whole discography is prog. Its cool to bash them but they really do fit all the criteria, after hearing pretty much all their songs. |
Was there ever serious doubts about that then?????????????????
And now back to bashing DT
Why shouldn't you drive a mini-cooper with three DT members in it off a high Cliff.
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Because all five fit in easily
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frenchie
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 18:07 |
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to be fair dream theater really do write progressive rock. i would say in at least 75% of their whole discography is prog. Its cool to bash them but they really do fit all the criteria, after hearing pretty much all their songs.
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abyssyinfinity
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 16:13 |
russellk wrote:
My first listen to 'Sabotage' was the most intense musical experience of
my life. Left me physically drained. Four huge progressive tracks,
including the masterful 'Megalomania'. Their albums had become
increasingly complex to this point, and Ozzy laid down the law (as they
could no longer perform the songs live). This was their last great album,
but possibly the only one able to be legitimately included on this site.
I AGREE!!!
Solitude is Ozzy (as is the superior 'Planet Caravan' from Paranoid). The
first non-Ozzy vocal was Geezer Butler on 'It's Alright' (Technical Ecstasy). |
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Chris S
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 16:06 |
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I agree frenchie, DT fans, Styx fans watch out.....make way for Sabbath, Led Zep etc on this site. After all Prog Archives have bent the rules on Radihead, DT being included here etc already!! Not to mention unknown one album obscurities from around the globe. I am not against any sane inclusions but Sabbath and Zep surely must be included. Wishbone Ash anyone?
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russellk
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 16:04 |
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My first listen to 'Sabotage' was the most intense musical experience of
my life. Left me physically drained. Four huge progressive tracks,
including the masterful 'Megalomania'. Their albums had become
increasingly complex to this point, and Ozzy laid down the law (as they
could no longer perform the songs live). This was their last great album,
but possibly the only one able to be legitimately included on this site.
Solitude is Ozzy (as is the superior 'Planet Caravan' from Paranoid). The
first non-Ozzy vocal was Geezer Butler on 'It's Alright' (Technical Ecstasy).
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frenchie
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Posted: June 15 2005 at 15:36 |
i have always loved sabbath and after getting into prog appreciated them much more. After seeing them live at Donington this weekend my love for them has increased even more. One of the best moments of my life and they mostly stuck to the first 3 albums which for me is the ultimate era.
their setlist included:
black sabbath, the wizard, after forever, electric funeral, iron man, into the void, children of the grave, NIB, paranoid, dirty women, war pigs, sabbath bloody sabbath and fairies wear boots (not in that order)
They probably deserve a place here along with The who and led zeppelin as they are more proggy than some bands on this site (eg radiohead, styx, nightwish and phish)
"Solitude" is one of my favourite tracks and i was wondering who does the beautiful vocals? dont sound like ozzy, im guessing iommi or butler. I love the flute, this track is a bit like i talk to the wind.
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