rusty water
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This is another thing about `heavy metal` or rather some of it, is that I am a pacifist and deplore violence. I disagree with any sort of violence or people being hurt.
This is another thing about `heavy metal` or rather some of it, is that I am a pacifist and deplore violence. I disagree with any sort of violence or people being hurt.
Heavy metal has nothing to do with people being hurt.
Heavy metal has nothing to do with people being hurt.
So that above isnt a metal video? I thought it was some metal band, maybe it isnt.
This is another thing about `heavy metal` or rather some of it, is that I am a pacifist and deplore violence. I disagree with any sort of violence or people being hurt.
Is this what you were talking about?
So that above isnt a metal video? I thought it was some metal band, maybe it isnt.
It isnt the one, as the interview was about when Bonnet left, and that Blackmore was ` looking for a singer and not someone who shouts at the top of their voice` .This is an earlier interview.
“I knew exactly what I wanted – a blues singer. Someone who sang with some feel, rather than just sing at the top of his voice. Joe fitted in really nicely, he’s got lots of ideas about songs which I didn’t have before.”
Boom, found it.
http://ritchieblackmoresrainbow.wordpress.com/sounds-july-25-1981/
So, now will you similarly track down the sources of your claims that Iommi, Geezer or Bill Ward rejected the label heavy metal?
Yes that is the one! Ashort while back I mentioned Blackmores statement to someone in a discussion and they said he didnt say that ever. I assured him he did, anyway he searched online for it and couldnt find it and branded myself a liar. I gasped like a fish at each fresh outrage. My innocence in relaying a truth during a discussion had been injured. Now I may link him to it, in his eternal shame.
I don't see how Blackmore wanting a blues singer helps any argument you were making here though.
If you're trying to say it's because he implied Dio was a blues singer, who later joined Black Sabbath that's pointless. Unless you also want to call Black Sabbath doo wop like Dio's early years. Dio clearly evolved into a metal singer.
It was irrelevant to begin with. But I now expect you to track down proof of your Black Sabbath interview claims. Thanks in advance.
I dont peruse the internet to prove points, they said it in an interview that they felt they were heavy rock rather than metal because of blues base. You can look if you wish.
I don't see how Blackmore wanting a blues singer helps any argument you were making here though.
If you're trying to say it's because he implied Dio was a blues singer, who later joined Black Sabbath that's pointless. Unless you also want to call Black Sabbath doo wop like Dio's early years. Dio clearly evolved into a metal singer.
He just used the interview as an example of the unreasonableness of demanding he find old interviews that back up his claims when he references them as a part of his claim.
Unfortunately for him I found it and proved him wrong. Pre-internet is no excuse buddy, substantiate your claims.