It's been a while since I've written anything in this blog. I find I go through spells where I have nothing to say -- rather, nothing important to say. Some days you feel like writing and others you don't. I've also been pretty busy getting my graphic design business on the ground.
If you'd like to learn more, leave a comment or e-mail me.Obviously, today is one of those days in which I feel like sharing something with the world.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Black Sabbath boys are back, as the new band Heaven and Hell.
Guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler, drummer Bill Ward and singer Ronnie James Dio - former members of British metal supergroup Black Sabbath - are forming the band named after their 1980 hit, according to their publicist. They plan to launch an international tour next year.
"The fans have been wanting to see this for years and years. Now was just the time," publicist Maureen O'Connor said Wednesday.
Since its formation in 1969, Black Sabbath has undergone numerous member changes and reunions.
Dio, who replaced original Sabbath vocalist Ozzy Osbourne as part of the band's early '80s lineup, has been recording new songs with Iommi in England, O'Connor said.
I'll see you at the show!
We watched a very entertaining documentary last night titled "Metal: A Headbanger's Journey." It's about an anthropologist's mission, who also happens to be a headbanger, i.e. lover of the metal genre of music, to find out why metal music is stereotyped, dismissed and condemned.
