VOODOO experience....with Ozzy! The perfect match...have fun you lucky fucks!

BLACK SABBATH 1975 Asbury Park NJ.....
(that show is actually available on a bootleg DVD..saw it on an unofficial Sabbath website for sale)

AND I do believe I have the ticket stub

Oh i was just mentioning bands that should play on the second stage in no particular order, but the stage really should be closed by Necrophagist because it would be very hard to play after them.

And yes, it would be an awesome Ozzfest from start to finish, and would appeal to most (if not all) metal heads, hopefully Sharon will see this post and get to work on making it happen! ha

Dont consider the second stage as less....it`s a pretty big feather in the Ozzcap to headline second stage...thats some heavy weight to pull. Better to headline second stage than open main I say......
Ozzfest 2011 will be one helluva party no matter who plays. Some things I would care for would be Black Sabbath, a reunited White Zombie, and some hybrid reunited bands... Like maybe Zakk with Ozzy and Zakk with the survivors of Pantera.( they should do it for the music,...and Dimes memory...not to be Pantera)
(reunited would be a running theme though)

I saw them for the first time ever last week as they were support for Metallica.
Never listened to them before
Their vocals reminded me of Venom but they looked like a bunch of old surfer dudes in their long shorts and sneakers

They grew up without mothers.....

"....his eyes had rolled back in his head and he looked dead... "
                                                                                           - Gnomes 2010

Stellar!....sounds like my kind of party! fukkin A!

Molson XXX is 7% alcohol.....and it`s great with cheese.

"CHEERS FOF.....heres to a great week and even better weekend"
[ da_wizard grabs a handful of pretzels out of a bowl on the bar and shoves them in his maw]
" hey....are pretzels supposed to be chewy? "

Yes....Yes they are. You didnt just see that dude they arrested who was peeing in cups and leaving it up on the bar in here did you?
(fact:...they just caught some nut doing that this week at the house of blues in cali)

ZAKTAR...you read it WRONG son!   

Read it again carefully...I never said or say that I am LiveDD you are totally incorrect......sorry.



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MM...Nahhhhh..He`s one of the best members of this community,..you may be here because you have no other board to be a pain in the fixture on,....but LDD1 is the man when it comes to being a respected part of this gang. You are virtually an unwanted intruder that contributes nothing but "anonymous" (so you think) pointless lame jabs that a child would just look at in a sad sympathetic light,..then walk away and laugh at your predicament.
What is your issue?? He gets the respect you never will?
Get a new act man,..come up with a new gig,..this one is LAME.::finger::finger::finger::finger


wtf......liveDD respected?::animatedlaugh.......you must be a clone!::finger

Noooooooo,.......... Its me I assure you::animatedlaugh This statement was not made for "LiveDD" ...it was made to counter the lame ass stalker that was hounding LowDownDirty 1 even when he was at the FUCKING OZZFEST(with you) The guy just never gives up. Anyway LDD1 is the abrev. I use for Lowdowndirty1`s screen-name...(see? now you`re making me type that shit all the way out!::animatedlaugh) Go ahead and check with my pal LDD1.::looking I have a certain and particular level of respect for LiveDD/DDevil though...I am able to separate or revisit various issues from all the different boards and move on or rehash axes to grind,..its the net.
There is a lot of shit that happens here that is done by people and we dont always know who they are.
How do I know you are you?Huh::surprise::animatedlaugh::animatedlaugh::animatedlaugh::confused::c_stare
Generally you will find me smartmouthing trash talking shit-stirrers,..and sticking up for the decent regulars.
But thats just me..............................................
F.O.F.
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ZAKTAR:  Here is the play by play........

1. EKoerner jokingly tells me in his last posted words that I "must be a clone"......then I say NOOOOO It`s me (FOF)
He more than likely said that as i stated i have a respect for LiveDD and that made him jovially doubt me..so I righted him. (what is the mystery here dude?)

2.Can you cut `n paste this elaborate database you claim to have where the words actually say that?.....no,...you cant,....so...WRONG! You are WRONG SIR!! Good day to you!

3. Where are you interpreting this from?....what fucking planet?....please let me know so i can beam over there and set you right......I mean ..give it a rest. BTW I am not trying to be mean you just open these topics up and run.....you gotta be set right son!! MmmmmHmmmmm! Whoooo Wheeeeee!! Take a ride on my OZZFEST son!!

So Says The Mighty MIDDLE_FINGER.....Whatever! (ie; Don't Admit It & You Won't Get Blamed!)

(one cant admit something they havent done....thats how it works...)
I`m not Middlefinger...I am the one...the only....
The FOF

Yup...like I TRIED to tell ya`z...BEATLES-ESQUE

It`s about as Beatles-esque as it can get:


Metal icon Ozzy Osbourne has covered a John Lennon track as part of an Amnesty International project.

The Beatles left their mark in some unusual places. Typically hailed as an influence by retro rockers such as Oasis, the Fab Four have also been saluted by heavy rock icons such as Lemmy.

Now metal star Ozzy Osbourne is due to cover John Lennon on what would have been the singer's 70th birthday. The one time Black Sabbath frontman has decided to tackle 'How?' as part of an Amnesty International project.

A campaign set up to honour John Lennon, the charity released a compilation in 2007 featuring a raft of stars covering the late Beatle. 'Instant Karma' featured contributions from U2, Green Day and more with Ozzy Osbourne the latest to take part.

Receiving permission from Yoko Ono, the metal icon has recorded a melancholy version of 'How?'. Set to be released later this year, the singer has filmed an accompanying video which sees Osbourne pay tribute to the singer.

Filmed in New York, Ozzy Osbourne is seen dressed in black, walking through the streets to Central Park. The singer is seen stopping by the Lennon memorial, placing flowers at the word 'Imagine'.

Speaking to the BBC, the one time Black Sabbath singer revealed a lingering respect for the achievements of John Lennon. Naming the songwriter a "driving force for humanity" Osbourne went on to recall the moment he heard Lennon had been shot.

"The world stopped for me," he explained. "I can't even describe how I felt. But the amount of joy and hope that he gave people was just remarkable."

John Lennon would be celebrating his 70th birthday this Saturday (October 9th). The singer's life will be remembered in ceremonies around the world, with his wife Yoko Ono set to lead the tributes in Iceland

*** Learn how to love and forget how to hate......***

Entertainment Music
Wylde rolls with the punches

By DARRYL STERDAN, QMI Agency



Zakk Wylde is still riding the crazy train. And loving it.

Over the past year, the 43-year-old singer-guitarist has faced enough personal and professional upsets to send anyone off the rails. But if you think it's got him bummed, you don't know Zakk.

"The best is when people get all concerned and go, 'Aw, it's been a rough year for Zakk -- he's not playing with Ozzy Osbourne anymore, he got these blood clots and had to give up drinking, his father passed away,' " explains the burly, bearded metalhead from his Southern California compound. "And I just go, 'Yeah ... and?'

"That's just a normal day for me, dude. That's what my life is like. I mean, I died three times. I had three pulmonary embolisms. People say, 'Oh my God, you must be such an emotional wreck. Do you look at life differently now?' Um, no. That kind of thing is reserved for dudes that are complete d-----bags."

Besides, it's not as if Wylde -- born Jeffrey Wielandt in Bayonne, N.J. -- is just hanging around the house polishing his bullseye guitars. His solo band Black Label Society just released its 10th CD Order of the Black. He's barnstorming Canada on the Berzerkus Tour with Clutch and Children of Bodom. And like Ozzy and Sharon -- aka "Boss" and "Mom" -- he's expanded beyond music, dabbling in everything from hot sauce to Hollywood screenwriting. Here's what the hilariously foulmouthed rocker thinks about Ozzy, sobriety and his odds of winning a Nobel Peace Prize.

How do you stay so positive?

It's all how you look at it, bro. When somebody says, 'Aw dude, there's only half a beer left,' I say, 'Hey, there's still half a beer! If we drink it real fast, we might still cop a buzz.' And like I've always said, the colours of Black Label Society are black and white. Nobody cares about the gray stuff. If we've got a gig, they don't care if I went to the liquor store to get some beer for the guys and got shot at, or if I got a flat tire on the way to the show, or if Joe's girlfriend Susan gave birth in the back of the tour bus. All people care about is that we get onstage and put on an asskicking gig.

Was it tough to quit drinking? It seems to have been a big part of your image.

People ask if I'm on a 12-step program. No. I have a one-step program: I'm done, dude. I mean, I still go to bars. I hang out with my buddies and watch Monday Night Football at Hooters. I just drink the fake stuff. After all, what am I supposed to do for the rest of my life? Stay home? Everyone I hang with gets hammered out of their minds. So many of my friends say, 'I couldn't quit.' But after I had the blood clots, the doctor told me that if I went out berzerking with the guys and was throwing down like nobody's business, I'd literally start bleeding out of every orifice -- my mouth, my nose, my ass, my eyes, my d---. It would be a tsunami of blood, dude. And I'd be dead. Right there. I'd be leaving Hooters on a f---ing gurney, dude. So it was easy to quit after that. And my friends just say, 'We lost a drinking partner -- but we gained a designated driver. Come pick us up, jackass.'

Ozzy said your drinking was part of the reason you parted company. Is that true?

Well, he was also saying for a couple of years that he wanted to change things up. So I don't know. And whatever reason it was -- my drinking, my beard, my weightlifting -- I still love Ozzy. He can't do any wrong in my eyes. When I do interviews, people want me to say something bad about the Boss. But without him, there'd be no Zakk Wylde. There'd be no Black Label. I wouldn't have my own brand of coffee and hot sauces and beef jerky. These wouldn't be any Doom Crew pubs, which is this new sports-bar venture I'm working on. I wouldn't be starting my own record label. I wouldn't be writing the Black Label Guitar Bible or this coffee table book I'm writing or the movie script I'm working on. I wouldn't have my Black Label Bunker or my studio. I wouldn't have any of that without him. So yeah, I really hate the guy. (Laughs)

You're obviously a disciplined, ambitious, smart guy. Is Zakk the loudmouthed, drunken biker dude really you or just a character?

Uh, well, I don't know. I mean, I don't take myself seriously. If you do that, you're only setting yourself up for a really long fall, man. I mean, I take the music seriously in terms of practising my ass off and wanting the albums to sound good and wanting to put on a good performance. But everything else, man, it's just Spinal Tap all the time.

It seems to be working for you.

Well, Black Label is my whole life. Literally everything revolves around it. It's bigger than a band. It's bigger than me, which is beautiful. Because that's the way it was designed. I always thought it would be really cool to have a club and bring people together. When I was a kid, some of my buddies were Deadheads. If they met some other wearing tie-dye, they knew he was into the Dead too. Now, if you see somebody else wearing Black Label colours, you have a connection.

If Ozzy called you up, would you go back?

Gus G. is the guy now, man. And he's playing his ass off, dude. But if he sprained his wrist in a bizarre whackathon mishap -- and I've had several of those injuries myself -- and Ozzy asked me to fill in for a couple of weeks, I'd say yeah.

Do you have any goals?

I want to break Axl Rose's Chinese Democracy record. It took him what, 14 years? I plan on going away for 20 years. That's because I went away for four years and won a Golden God award. So I figure if I go away for 20 years, I'll win a Nobel Peace Prize. The sad part is, I spend the majority of my nights thinking about this stuff. That's pathetic.

Ozzy Osbourne Hoping For 'Bad Mood' Footage In Son Jack's Documentary
by Staff


Ozzy Osbourne is hoping his son Jack has included footage showing him in "a bad mood" in his new documentary - so fans can see the rocker's real personality.

The 24 year old has filmed his father for new project Wreckage Of My Past, but he's refusing to show the legendary Black Sabbath singer the film until it's completed.

And Ozzy is just praying Jack has included enough footage to give his fans an insight into his life - good or bad.

He says, "I said to him: 'Jack, it can't be how wonderful I am all the time because I'm not that way all the time. Everybody wakes up in a bad mood sometimes.'

"I'm hoping he's put a bit of sweet and sour in there. For every good thing there's a bad thing, you know. When I was drinking I don't suppose I was Mr Charming." (c) WENN

A lot of those cg flix are well written and make for  a good watch...this should be fun.
Ozzy as a Gnome....leave it to the Ozzman to find yet another way to be "stoned"...

Gnomeo and Juliet
Directed by    Kelly Asbury
Produced by    Elton John
David Furnish
Baker Bloodworth
Steve Hamilton Shaw
Written by    William Shakespeare (Play)
John R. Smith
Rob Sprackling (Screenplay)
Mark Burton
Kevin Cecil
Andy Riley
Starring    James McAvoy
Emily Blunt
Jason Statham
Ozzy Osbourne
Michael Caine
Patrick Stewart
Matt Lucas
Stephen Merchant
Jim Cummings
Music by    James Newton Howard (Score)
Elton John (Songs)
Editing by    Catherine Apple
Studio    Rocket Pictures
Starz Animation
Distributed by    Touchstone Pictures
Release date(s)    February 11, 2011
Country    United Kingdom
United States
Language    English



Ozzy must be listening to you Gnomez..... http://www.peliblog.com/2010/09/21/trailer-de-james-mcavoy-para-la-animacion-gnomeo-and-juliet/

Actually Ozzy is fascinated by the history of World War 2....he spends untold hours watching documentaries of it ....

And this is Baylee.....with someone who I`m more than certain would have given his life to save hers.
I love both of them.................Terrorism is Terrorism...I took an oath to fight it.
The bastard that did this was from my hometown...yet...I would have been more than happy to take his life knowing it would cost mine so he could never do that.
The cycle of righteousness continues into eternity...........
Now....I`m just a mop boy cleaning up the wreckage...........