Old Age work ...

An Ozzy as always the ghosts. Of course, the same excess compared with the masterpieces from the 80s are drawn repeatedly. As Old fan since the so-called. Glorious 80s, I do wonder whether the world really *, * Bark At The Moon * or even * of No More Tears * waits for an infusion of * Ultimate Sin. I for one would rather say no. If you have the original already, that does require genuine none superfluous infusion. There may be people who would like to thank different, but I for my part take my coffee pad only once forth.

But now times to the original. The original has struck again. One can of Ozzy keep what you want, but he is the classic tumbler of heavy metal and the guarantor of good music. A man of the Although many lows suffered in his career, but has always at the right moment turned the corner.

In 2007 the Chapter Black Sabbath unfortunately had done forever. The last tour of the original Sabbath line-up was completed, the band is broken, the dispute between Iommi and Ozzy for the right to a name was known only later. And moment during the rock world waited in vain once again to a new Sabbath-disc, Ozzy was waiting on * his * Black Rain. What a show of force to all critics, especially after the previous album * Down to Earth * (Under Cover times completely left out) was mixed over only moderately.

Ozzy won with Zakk Whylde an old fellow with the studio and undertook with Kevin Churko a new man for the controller, with which he had been writing the same times most of the song material. The result makes the champion all honor is kept surprisingly bleak (* Black Rain *), hard critical (* The Almighty Dollar *), emotional (* I'm Here For You *), and in many places hard in the best Black -Sabbath-style intones. Especially the ejector * Trap Door * might as well be included on every Sabbath disc.

Anspielttipps: Black Rain, Going Away, Trap Door

CONCLUSION: Keep up Ozzy, age does not protect against rock'n'roll ...