trivia question.....

[Kalmakoff]

Finally! It is indeed Steven Duren.

 

[a guy...]

Okay look here's a kinda easy question:

Who sang with Black Sabbath for only one show when they were singer-less??

 

[Gaunerin]

wooohoo....finally the question has been answered!

We obviously need you here, Josh!

Dunno the answer to your question though.

 

[Kalmakoff]

Guess I'm kinda dumb here....but wottehell...Tony Iommi?

 

[13th angel]

I was going to say ray gillan but I think he actually sang with them for a while.......I will say robert mason

 

[a guy...]

Thanks Cora!


No on all counts, guys....would you like a clue?? I believe it took place in between Ozzy and Dio eras.

 

[Kalmakoff]

Err...Ian Gillan?

NP: AD - I Need You

 

[a guy...]

No Gillian was right after Dio....

This mystery singer also sang with another famous Metal band!

 

[Kalmakoff]

Tony Martin?

 

[a guy...]

Originally posted by a guy...
This mystery singer also sang with another famous Metal band!

And is also from England...next door to Black Sab as a matter of fact!

 

[a guy...]

DO you guys give up or what???

 

[metaphor]

Patience, young padawan, patience...

Is it Glenn Hughes?

 

[a guy...]

uuhhhhrrr must use the Force to eliminate the impatience!

No not Glenn Hughes.

 

[13th angel]

ha ha ......heres a long shot.........david coverdale?

 

[metaphor]

I think only Jonh Lee Turner left..

 

[Fangface]

It's Rob Halford, when he replaced Dio for Costa Mesa concert in 92.

 

[Kalmakoff]

Damnation! At one point I even thought of suggesting Halford, but being the dimwit that I am, I didn't.

 

[a guy...]

Originally posted by Fangface
It's Rob Halford, when he replaced Dio for Costa Mesa concert in 92.

FF is correct!! DING DING DING!!!! Now you can pick one of the beautiful prizes on our showroom floor!!!

Damn I was wrong about the date too, I thought it was between Ozzy and Dio!

 

[Cornholio]

Fuck, I didn't read it, I was gonna say it was Halford ... didn't know but I would have guessed ...

 

[Fangface]

so here's another question :

which Thin Lizzy/Phil Lynott song is autobiographical?