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"We're all clean, and all in control of ourselves, we're not intimidated by each other, there are no arguments, and it's the way it should be. "What's different now is that none of us get drunk or stoned or any of that stuff," says Osbourne. The last time Black Sabbath toured here, headlining 1973's Great Ngaruawahia Music Festival, they played Changes, a song they have only ever played twice in concert. Because Black Sabbath were always more than just a heavy metal band, with songs like the trippy and dreamy Planet Caravan, the song Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, one of the group's best, was a mix of bludgeoning and breezy, and that song Osbourne mentioned, Changes, is a stunning serenade off 1972's Black Sabbath Vol. Not that Osbourne laughs out loud much these days, but he is joking, kind of. But all they ever remember is that I sing about the devil and Iron Man, you know." "Because not everything Black Sabbath did was about the devil, or about heavy metal because Changes was a beautiful song. This early Sabbath period influenced everyone from Iron Maiden, Metallica and Slayer to Guns N' Roses, the Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age, as well as impacting on all sorts of metal genres from thrash and death to industrial and glam.īut then Osbourne, who's in a chatty mood on the phone from Los Angeles ahead of Sabbath's return to New Zealand next April for the first time in 40 years, is also still trying to get his head around that term "heavy metal". The Prince of Darkness is right though: with their thudding, heavy blues-soaked psychedelic rock songs like War Pigs, Paranoid, Iron Man, and Supernaut, and the run of five classic albums, starting with their self-titled debut in 1970 through to 1973's Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Black Sabbath were the original heavy metallers. "I mean, you don't realise that sort of thing, you just do it." And 45 years up the road who would have thought it's still going to be current and people were going to look upon it as the foundations of heavy metal? We didn't go, 'Oh, we're going to write this way, and we're going to record that way, and it's going to come out like this'. "It's a really weird thing," says the singer, who turns 64 next week, "because what we did, we just did. Ozzy Osbourne tells Scott Kara how times have changed.Įven after all these years Ozzy Osbourne is still a little baffled about how Black Sabbath came to be such a respected band. Black Sabbath are a vastly different band since their last tour here 40 years ago.
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