Welcome to Ton of Metal, kids. Here you will find a heavy music video posted every Saturday, as well as short (sometimes medium-to-long) commentary on the great bands that I have gone through the pain and disappointment of discovering so you don't have to. Also, every fourth Saturday, I'll post a trip down memory lane that I like to call Flashback, as well as the occasional theme month. I do all the work - all you have to do is subscribe at the bottom, or click in every Saturday and CRANK IT!
Thursday, January 21, 2016
I WAS THERE!
Well, no one seems to have noticed that I haven't posted in a few weeks, but if anyone is listening, I just had to jump on and say that I went to see the kickoff show of Black Sabbath's "The End" tour - the last tour they are ever going to play - and it was one of the best nights of my life. If you have to, sell a kidney for chance to be at one of the shows. Also, I had never seen them play before, and as I stood there in the third row (shout-out to Sean for sitting like a hawk on StubHub and scoring those killer tickets) watching Tony Iommi punish the blues scale on Black Sabbath, Fairies Wear Boots, Snowblind, N.I.B., and Children of the Grave, I realized that what I have always suspected is true: I have been right about everything all along. Black Sabbath invented everything in heavy metal. All other bands are but moons and shadows - Sabbath is the sun. Get out there and catch the show; in two hours, you'll know where you came from and what it has all been about. Also, Tommy Clufetos is the luckiest drummer alive and Rival Sons is the luckiest band alive.
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