Ozzy Osbourne’s Black Sabbath bandmates remember their friend: ‘There won’t ever be another like him’ | Music
Ozzy Osbourne’s group friends from Black Sabbath paid tribute with the leader after his death after his death, reunite for a farewell concert in his hometown Birmingham.
Terence “Geezer” butler, the group’s pressure, said that the band came together to play the last shows in Villa Park, a shot of a Stone of Black Sabbath on July 5, and gave tribute to his friend.
“Thanks for all these years – we had a lot of fun,” He wrote to Instagram. “Four children from Aston would think, ha? I’m glad we need to do this one last time, in Aston. I love you.”
Tony Iommi, the guitarist of the group, gave tribute to his “beloved friend ..
“It’s such a heartbreaking news, I can’t really find words, nothing else like him will happen,” He wrote to Instagram. “Geezer, Bill and I lost our brother.”
Bill Ward, the drummer of the band, published a photo on social media with Osbourne. don’t write: “Where will I find you now? In memories, our uncommon embraces, unanswered phone calls… No, you are in my heart forever.”
Osbourne’s death was announced by his family on Tuesday. “We have more sadness than we need to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne died this morning.” “He was together with his family and was surrounded by love. Now we want everyone to respect our family privacy.”
Musicians and groups such as Elton John, Ronnie Wood, Rod Stewart, Alice Cooper, Robert Plant, Metallica, Panthera and Anthrax were among those who would pay tribute to Osbourne’s legacy on Tuesday.
Black Sabbath, named after a Boris Karloff Horror film, released his own output in 1970. They would be one of the most effective and successful metal groups of all time by selling more than 75 million albums.
Osbourne recorded eight albums with the band, but became so dependent on alcohol and drugs that he was fired in 1979 eight months after his albums were recorded. Ronnie James Dio was replaced by.
Osbourne finally returned to the group for his 2013 album 13, which overcome the lists in the United States and the UK. Black Sabbath returned to the tour and played on February 4, 2017 as the last concert in Birmingham before the 2025 re -merger concert in Villa Park.
In this month’s show, Osbourne said to the fans on a big black throne, “very good to be on this scene”.
“I have been dismissed for six years and you have no idea how I feel,” he said, referring to comprehensive health problems, including a kind of Parkinson’s and numerous surgeries. “Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
