Ozzy Osbourne discussed the possibility of the rumored Black Sabbath reunion with Masslive.com: "It's not going to happen for at least a year or two because I've got my tour and an album to do, whatever. But it's not added to the realms of never ever. I would be a liar if I said to you I wouldn't want to do the ultimate Black Sabbath album ... We never set down when we were kids and went like, 'this is going to be looked upon when we're (expletive) 60 as a milestone in music.' That was not our intention. But it kind of happened. I always wanted to be a Beatle and people said, 'well Black Sabbath is a heavy metal version of The Beatles.' But I would love to do, absolutely love to do a really great monumental Black Sabbath album. Whether we can, I don't know. I spoke to Tony Iommi about three weeks ago, I spoke to Geezer (Butler) about a week ago, I speak to Bill Ward all the time. But I won't do it without the other three ... Black Sabbath is four guys as far as I'm concerned. We all depend on each other." He discuss a lot of other topics, read the full interview hereMy Chemical Romance 'finish new album after second attempt' Frontman Gerard Way reveals to NME in a new video interview that the group are 'really happy with it' here
Metal Hammer updated its website with a picture gallery on almost all the bands performing in Wacken 2010 Check em out here
The parole hearing for John Lennon's killer has been postponed until next month. Mark Chapman is serving 20 years to life for murdering the Beatle in 1980 more
Limp Bizkit are streaming their new song 'Walking Away' online Hear the track from their upcoming album 'Gold Cobra' on NME.COM here
The musical "Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark" featuring music and lyrics by U2's Bono and The Edge, is scheduled to spin its web later this year on Broadway. more
Napalm Death have announced their participation in the upcoming 2010 edition of England's Super Sonic Festival. more
Pink Floyd founder Roger Waters has no qualms about giving a Canadian band permission to tinker with his band's classic "Another Brick in the Wall" for use as an anthem for young Iranians. more
Huntingtons have released their new collection 1-2-3-4!: the Complete Early Years digitally more
(Hollywood Reporter) Just because the Mile High Music Festival this weekend in Denver hasn't happened yet, and just because the bootleggers haven't yet set up shop, doesn't mean that hundreds of individuals haven't already been sued. more Tort reform anyone?
Dan Lukacinsky, founding guitarist of The Suicide Machines, has sent Punknews an explanation for his non-involvement in the recent string of reunion shows, including a headlining spot at this year's Fest. Find out why here
Megadeth's David Ellefson says of the band's new album plans, "We Do Have Some Riffs, We've Got Some Ideas" more
Classic Rock reports that Alter Bridge's new album, AB III, will be released in September and the band have announced a UK tour. more
Cannibal Corpse have announced a 2-Week US tour with Dying Fetus, Vital Remains, and Devourment. Details here
Woe's new album, "Quietly, Undramatically" is set for release on October 12th, 2010 through Candlelight Records. This is first recording from Woe to feature a full band, in place of single multi-instrumentalist Chris Grigg. more
Punknews has been informed that Broadway Calls have given bassist/vocalist Matt Koenig the boot. more
All That Remains will release their fifth album, "For We Are Many", on October 12 via Prosthetic Records/Razor & Tie. more
On this date in 1966, at a press conference held at The Astor Towers Hotel in Chicago, John Lennon apologized for his remarks that The Beatles were "more popular than Jesus." Lennon told reporters, "Look, I wasn't saying The Beatles are better than God or Jesus, I said 'Beatles' because it's easy for me to talk about The Beatles. I could have said 'TV' or 'Cinema,' 'Motorcars' or anything popular and would have got away with it
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