Showing posts with label Tony Iommi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tony Iommi. Show all posts
Monday, February 24, 2014
Fluff (Bass Cover)
I've always thought that the instrumental "Fluff" from Black Sabbath's 1973 album "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" would sound interesting as a bass solo. The track always fascinated me because it is such a different mood and style then what you'd expect from them, and because it carefully strings together a few very simple ideas into something that's greater than the sum of it's parts. With that in mind, check out this cover version, and see if you agree...
Labels:
Bass,
Black Sabbath,
Instrumental,
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath,
Tony Iommi
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Black Sabbath - 13 (2013)
On 11/11/11, the four original members of Black Sabbath announced to the world that they were reuniting, and would be producing a new Album and tour together for the first time in decades. Now, after significant drummer drama, a battle with Cancer, and a relapse of drug abuse, the album is finally here as promised- or not quite as promised depending on your point of view. Whatever your opinion on the rocky road between the 11/11/11 announcement and the album's release, you have to admit that any new material from the aging progenitors of heavy metal while they are still healthy enough to produce and perform new music is welcome.
Labels:
Bill Ward,
Black Sabbath,
Brad Wilk,
Doom Metal,
Geezer Butler,
Heavy Metal,
Ozzy Osbourne,
Reunion,
Tommy Clufetos,
Tony Iommi
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