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Kora reggeli hoppá. Úgy tűnik, King bepipult azon, hogy a 40+ éve állandó gitárosa, Andy LaRocque 20 év tétlenkedés után új zenekart csinált.
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Kora reggeli hoppá. Úgy tűnik, King bepipult azon, hogy a 40+ éve állandó gitárosa, Andy LaRocque 20 év tétlenkedés után új zenekart csinált.
Guys any of you remember that Greek spokesperson in Eurovision back in 2019, Gus G,
... so he was making tributes to Ozzy Osbourne (RIP) the other day and he was like "thanks for everything you ever taught me and all the opportunities all those years" and I confess I was like "oh come on dude, really?"
but then
so that guy is more known to hard rock and guitar aficionados worldwide than he is to his homeland and I always really dislike it when this happens...
Love is the Remedy by Jorn featuring Gus G
Ozzy Osbourne: Scream (2010)
2025 Vinyl Reissue
Epic Records
GUS G. feat. DORO PESCH ► Nothing Can Break Me (Official Lyric Video)
Friday, May 28: Ozzy Osbourne, “Latimer’s Mercy”
Like most of Ozzy Osbourne’s post-No More Tears records, Scream got a bad rap and was quickly forgotten by most, including the Ozzman himself since he only played the jock jams single “Let Me Hear You Scream” on tour, and even then it was the second song on the set so he could get it over with. But even though it sounded like Ozzy singing over a Five Finger Death Punch record, there were signs of life scattered throughout the album: “Life Won’t Wait” was one of his better late-period ballads, and “Latimer’s Mercy” was an alternately charging and lurching serial killer stomper. To be sure, Gus G. was forced into doing a Zakk Wylde impression, and there was no mistaking this for the Blizzard of Ozz. But the track had a menace to it that we hadn’t heard from Ozzy in a long time, as well as a sense of purpose, which we definitely hadn’t heard from him in ages. “Latimer’s Mercy” just sounded like Ozzy Osbourne, Kevin Churko and the supporting cast trying to make a good metal song, as opposed to pandering to persona or trying to get something licensed for TV, and that in itself was incredibly refreshing.
Jackson Guitar v. Ibanez Guitar
