
RIP Ozzy, the Prince of Darkness, Godfather of Metal.
Without you, I, and millions of others, would have grown up differently. Your music shaped who we are and united us, my brothers and sisters in metal.
Tonight, we salute you.
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RIP Ozzy, the Prince of Darkness, Godfather of Metal.
Without you, I, and millions of others, would have grown up differently. Your music shaped who we are and united us, my brothers and sisters in metal.
Tonight, we salute you.
Goo-goo g’joob!
Ah RahXephon, fly me to the music.
Thank you for making me dream, gentlemen.
What a gift of a song.
Terrible news. He was a gent. Always thought it was a shame he didn’t record more after his incredible O3 trilogy.
I’ve not paid much attention to Def Leppard since the release of Euphoria, as I found it disappointing they went back to their old sound because of the relative commercial failure of the adventurous Slang, which I thought surely was the blueprint for the way forward.
As such, I was pleasantly surprised by this version of their classic song, which popped up on my Spotify recommended list quite suddenly. Off of the new Drastic Symphonies album, which is described as:
Def Leppard will release a new album called Drastic Symphonies in May in collaboration with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, the band have drastically “deconstructed and reimagined” some of their biggest hits. The tracks include new vocal and guitar recordings as well as the fresh arrangements.
It is honestly pretty amazing, the orchestral flourishes granting weight and pathos to what I would have regarded as a party song, and Joe’s vocals which were always buried a little in the mix are front and centre, showcasing how good of a vocalist he really is. From early reviews, Animal isn’t even the strongest track on the album, and I’m really looking forward to the full release of the album.
安らかにお眠り下さい, 坂本先生.
Brad Mehldau is somebody I found out about back in 2006 due to his collaboration with Pat Metheny, Metheny/Mehldau.
For his new album, he combines two of my favourite musical things, virtuoso jazz piano and the Beatles. Great, great performance.
RIP Jeff, and thank you.