@luiscalleo "The Writ" gives us a real window into what was going on with them behind the scenes at the time. They dropped the religious and anti-war imagery for something straight from their real lives. Rare Ozzy lyrical contribution and a very good one at that.
@DrGuitar@Marianne2024999@grok They captured the cultural zeitgiest immediately following their appearance on SNL in January 1992, a few months after the release of Nevermind. Metallica had already began stealing the "hairband" thunder, but Nirvana came like a lightning bolt and immediately took over the 90s.
@tonyiommi The OG Sabbath lineup is my Fab Four. That 70's run was done in a way only you four could have imagined. Yes, those albums are foundational Heavy Metal documents, but there's much more to them than that. There were no flaws or mistakes. Just an unbridled sense of adventure.
@colby_connor9@Josh_Furlong Gonna be tough to match last year's O-line performance. Even if Damp has a better year, the team result may not reflect it.
@FolkieBaroque@historyrock_ "Your lifestyle to me seems so tragic
With the thrill of it all
You fooled all the people with magic
Yeah, you waited on Satan's call"
That's a lyric from the song. Doesn't sound sympathetic to Crowley at all.