Ozzy Osbourne Reveals Origins Of Prince Of Darkness Nickname
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(Classic Rock) Ozzy Osbourne says that the track Black Sabbath is "the scariest song ever written." It led off their self-titled 1970 debut album - and Ozzy says without that song, he wouldn't have been given his famous nickname. He tells NME: "When we started gigging way back when, as soon as we started playing this song's opening chords, young girls in the audience would f***ing freak out. They thought we were Satan's f***ing friends or something. "That's when the whole Prince Of Darkness sh*t started. When people get excited about Halloween coming around each year, all I think is, 'Well, we used to have Halloween every f***ing night.'" Black Sabbath are gearing up for the next leg of their The End tour, which gets underway in November. Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. advertisement |
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