Black Sabbath On Their Final Tour?
. "I've always said as long as I can play, as long as I can do it to a good level, then I'll keep doing it because I still really enjoy playing," Butler tells the Chicago Sun-Times . "I'll know when the day comes I can't do this anymore, can't play to my usual standards. That's when I won't go out anymore. I won't do that to me self. "But at the moment, I just love playing with the band. It probably will be the last time, will probably be the last tour. But I want to go out on a high. The band is playing really well at the moment." Asked why he thinks the "13" tour will be Sabbath's final trek, Geezer says, "I don't know. I just got a feeling. It's getting tough, it really is. I can't lie about that. I'm old now. It really is tough going on every night. You wake up next day, all the pains you never had before. "I don't want to go onstage for the sake of the money. You have to have a lot pride in yourself, and I honestly think I'm coming to the end of the top of my job." more on this story hennemusic is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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