Osbourne Slams Pearl Jam

07/10/06
. (Contact Music) SHARON OSBOURNE insists the OZZFEST music festival remains true to its heavy metal history, while other bands such as PEARL JAM, have become too mainstream. The feisty wife of rocker OZZY OSBOURNE, believes that while many acts have mellowed in their old age, hardcore rock fans are loyal purists, deserving of an appropriate line-up. She explains, "Love Pearl Jam. But Pearl Jam is now like (US retail chain store) the Gap crowd. The baggy trousers. "It's a date. It's nice, lovely music. You know, there is this whole other world out there.[Sharon did you listen to your husband's atrocious cover album? It didn't exactly rock. Glass houses... see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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