Ian Paice, a deep purple drummer, reflects on the personality of the just failed singer and reveals an idea that he suggested in the 2000s
First of all, Ian Paice Makes a point to clarify: Ozzy Osbourne He was much smarter and more noteworthy than most people imagine. And he constantly had ideas about songs, records and tours – so much so that, despite the health limits, he remained active practically until the end of his life, at 76, on July 22nd.
The drummer of Deep purple He offered this scenario on Ozzy in a recent interview with the British newspaper The Telegraph (via Whiplash). Paice also obviously spoke of his band, who will have music “Child in time” included in the last season of Stranger thingsof the relationship with Sabbath Black AND Led Zeppelin.
In this regard, the drummer has even revealed that Ozzy suggested a joint tour with each other, bringing together British Heavy Rock “Holy Trinity” of British: Purple, Sabbath and Zeppelin.
According to Paice, Ozzy commented this at the last meeting between them, about 20 years ago, in a ski resort in Zermatt, Switzerland. The singer’s idea was that everyone would show up for at least 20 minutes. Unfortunately, the plan has never left the card.
Paice then took the opportunity to regret the death of her friend and describe how he felt when he received in the news. Furthermore, of course, to enhance the intuition of Ozzy:
“I think our generation of musicians is at the age when you turn on on TV, I almost expect another … but I will say the following on Ozzy: he was a much more intelligent boy than many people imagined. Her maniac person decorated with the club had nothing to do with the truth.”
The drummer added:
“He was a much more brain man than people painted him. He was very intelligent. He was always thinking about things.”
The death of Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy died of a heart attack at home in England. He suffered from coronary artery and parkinson. Black Sabbath’s singer had greeted on stage about two weeks earlier, during the event Back to the beginningin Birmingham.
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Source: Terra
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