Steve Appleford of Rolling Stone reports:
Black Sabbath bassist/lyricist Geezer Butler has a theory about why Grammy voters gave the metal originators their second Best Metal Performance award, this time for God Is Dead? from the band’s 2013 reunion album, 13. “Probably the question mark,” Butler told Rolling Stone. “It’s a marvelous song. It should have won all of them, even the hip-hop thing.”
Now that they have won the Grammy award, could the band’s future could easily include a return to the studio for another album?
“We’re going back on the road,” said singer Ozzy Osbourne of potential recording projects. “We haven’t really spoken about it beyond that. I’m down for it.”
“Absolutely,” added guitarist Tony Iommi, who looked and sounded fit, not slowed by his ongoing cancer treatments. “Feeling OK, yeah,” Iommi said, adding that it’s only the radiation treatment he receives every eight weeks that slow him down. “I just get tired. Apart from that, I’m all right.”
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source: rollingstone.com
10 Responses
I just hope that if they do record another album,bill ward will be a part of it.
For fuck’s sake, get over it already. Its old and tired, just like Bill.
Sabbath ’14, nothing else, bring it on large.
I agree 100%.
I think it’s funny that sabbath won a award for a song called god is dead. All these people thanking god for there wins and sabbath gets a win for that song.
Tony Iommi is so very under rated. He has done so much for rock and roll. A true R&R pioneer a real gem…
I agree on Iommi but do not agree he is underrated. Widely given credit as the creator of metal and musics greatest riffs!