Shocking Revelations
Black Sabbath's 1978 record Never Say Die! was the band's final album to feature vocalist Ozzy Osbourne until their farewell effort 13 in 2013....
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The year was 1989, and Sixx had some doubts.
It would have sounded like a cross between Pantera and punk legends Flipper.
Black Sabbath's 1978 record Never Say Die! was the band's final album to feature vocalist Ozzy Osbourne until their farewell effort 13 in 2013....
Depending on the circumstances.
"Virgin Witch" and "Freya" were a little too close.
Well, two grindcore vocalists.
Dez's wife thought he was on the way out.
"I'm just too lazy to shave.”
"I don't even know how some of those songs turned out, to be honest."
"And we've been there 15 times or whatever."
The expectations are too high at this point.
There's also a new Sinsaenum record in the works.
Obviously he wasn't cool with it.
Korn guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer was warned.
Judas Priest would've been way different.
"Chad's brilliant, but he's a rockstar on levels that you and I will never participate in."
Tremonti wasn't into it.
"It looked and sounded like total shit."
