OT: The Music Thread Part Xi

[Ozzy Osbourne]

I loved this at the time.

But I always love most about Roth was his inimitable sense of humor. We could use that these days,

I never followed his solo career nor VH after he left. I just couldn’t bring myself to even listen to them. So disappointing to see the end of an awesome band. You’re right about his sense of humor. He was also the best front man ever not named Ozzy Osbourne.

 

[Ozzy Osbourne]

I loved this at the time.

But I always love most about Roth was his inimitable sense of humor. We could use that these days,

He’s also a very interesting guy outside of music. He’s a paramedic among other things It’s been a life well lived.

 

[GordonHowe]

I never followed his solo career nor VH after he left. I just couldn’t bring myself to even listen to them. So disappointing to see the end of an awesome band. You’re right about his sense of humor. He was also the best front man ever not named Ozzy Osbourne.

Pretty good.

There's a story in one of my Bowie books that had Roth strutting about atired in his usual fashion.

Some fashionable bar or restaurant in NYC.

Ross goes up to the table where David and others are seated, and launches into a 10-minute spiel about what I am not certain.

No one at the table, apparently, knew nor cared who he was. After some time in uncomfortable silence, Diamond Dave slunk away.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

 

[Ozzy Osbourne]

Pretty good.

There's a story in one of my Bowie books that had Roth strutting about atired in his usual fashion.

Some fashionable bar or restaurant in NYC.

Ross goes up to the table where David and others are seated, and launches into a 10-minute spiel about what I am not certain.

No one at the table, apparently, knew nor cared who he was. After some time in uncomfortable silence, Diamond Dave slunk away.

He goes on long rants about Wolfgang Van Halen among other things. He’s a very interesting and intelligent character.

 

[GordonHowe]

He goes on long rants about Wolfgang Van Halen among other things. He’s a very interesting and intelligent character.

I don't pay attention; is Wolfie any good?

 

[Ozzy Osbourne]

Speaking of Van Halen. The guy who owned/managed my favorite record store game me this HUGE Fair Warning poster like 42 years ago. He said “I know how much you like them. Here, take this.” It had probably been hanging there for a couple years. It had to be like 4 feet by 4 feet. It looked just like the album cover. Sadly, it was so big I never hung it up. Even more sadly I don’t know what became of it.
I may have said this before, but to me anyways, Fair Warning was VH best album.

 

[Ozzy Osbourne]

I don't pay attention; is Wolfie any good?

Wolf played at Ozzys HOF induction. He’s actually very, very good. He’s no Eddie though.

 

[GordonHowe]

Wolf played at Ozzys HOF induction. He’s actually very, very good. He’s no Eddie though.

How good is Jason Bonham? And what's the deal with Zach Starkey and Daltry?

Whatever it is, the latter does not come off terribly well.

 

[Ozzy Osbourne]

How good is Jason Bonham? And what's the deal with Zach Starkey and Daltry?

Whatever it is, the latter does not come off terribly well.

I think Bonham is still playing with Sammy. Starkey and Daltry? I don’t know. I was never a fan of The Who.

 

[Ozzy Osbourne]

I’ve never been a Who fan and probably even more surprising not a fan of Zepplin or Metallica.

 

[GordonHowe]

I think Bonham is still playing with Sammy. Starkey and Daltry? I don’t know. I was never a fan of The Who.

"To each his own, Number One,"

 

[JAD]

Jon Pardi
Dirt On My Boots


Can't Turn You Down


She Ain't In It

 

[Orr Fourever]

Rock in Peace, Rick.

RIP