Going to see Black Sabbath at the Hollywood bowl tomorrow...
 

How rad is that?

Pretty fucking rad

https://youtube.com/embed/JMeD9nrpfeY?autoplay_disabled=1

Cool bro!

The Hollywood bowl is great.

Have a good time.

It's reasonably rad. Now, if you could time travel to autumn 1970 for their first US tour and before Ozzy started getting really really into the drugs & booze, THAT would be super rad. That was a rhythm section we will never see the likes of again.

i saw them here in ottawa the other week, great show.

tony iommi is a guitar god.

tony iommi talks about his riffs and how he constructs solos and play both




Also, if you're wondering, "What's on his fingers?" it's because when Tony was 17 years old he was working in a sheet metal factory. On his last day of work, just before he was about to tour Europe with the band "The Birds & The Bees", a machine in the factory cut the tips off of his 2 middle fingers on his fretting hand. Rather than giving up playing he made his own fake finger tips and adopted a new technique of playing using mainly his index finger and pinky. So that is what you're seeing, his prosthetic fingertips.

Not rad, not bad :)

They were in Quebec few days ago, i went to the show, im not a huge fan, but just to see Ozz again was a big argument. And well the almost "invent" metal, respect for that :pimp

I really enjoyed the night, Oz was top shape and still a super performer, and the band is still good

Live fits them well, the music mixed with the light and the crowd, makes a pretty good mix !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91rwp2ePyWE

I seen them last august in Toronto. 4th row center stage. It wad awesome!

I saw them in 1970; they were the opening act for Grand Funk Railroad

baddog wins this thread

there's a thread contest?

Saw them in 1978. A new band called Van Halen opened for them and blew them the fuck off the stage. People were still screaming for Van Halen three songs into Sabbath's set and people were leaving in droves. Ozzy was so fucked up they threw him out of the band shortly after.