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Geezer Butler

JACK ENDINO

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Ranqueando hoje álbuns por ele produzidos/co-produzidos:

  1. “Bleach”, Nirvana
  2. “Smell the Magic”, L7
  3. “Superfuzz Bigmuff”, Mudhoney
  4. “Whiskey For the Holy Ghost”, Mark Lanegan [8 das 13 faixas]
  5. “A Melhor Banda de Todos os Tempos da Última Semana”, Titãs
  6. “Painkillers”, Babes In Toyland [maioria das faixas]
  7. “Skunkworks”, Bruce Dickinson
  8. “Titanomaquia”, Titãs
  9. “Push”, Gruntruck
  10. “Shameless”, Therapy?

Link pra consulta: https://share.google/MUZkJuPLHtlLTGH84

WhatsAppin‘: macabro e daria um som do Cannibal Corpse https://metalinjection.net/metal-crimes/metal-crimes-pennsylvania-man-arrested-for-allegedly-stealing-more-than-100-human-remains-from-one-graveyard

Não sabia dessa história. Macabra tb https://metalinjection.net/news/paul-masvidal-explains-the-grim-story-behind-why-deaths-1991-album-is-called-human

Em tempos de IA, não deve demorar aparecer “bootlegs” dessas sessões https://share.google/r0lBOu3d2VinFWbjE

COLIN RICHARDSON

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Ranqueando discos produzidos pelo sujeito hoje:

  1. “Heartwork”, Carcass
  2. “Bloodthirst”, Cannibal Corpse
  3. “Demanufacture”, Fear Factory
  4. “Dreams Of the Carrion Kind”, Disincarnate
  5. “Bruno My Eyes”, Machine Head
  6. “Surgical Steel”, Carcass
  7. “Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses”, Brutal Truth
  8. “Inside the Torn Apart”, Napalm Death
  9. “The Blackening”, Machine Head
  10. “Hate Songs In E Minor”, Fudge Tunnel

Nivel hard. Link pra consulta: https://share.google/46j98q2ycbfe81vzx

WhatsAppin‘: é a cara do Geezer isso https://blabbermouth.net/news/geezer-butler-is-using-an-a-i-singer-during-songwriting-process-for-his-upcoming-solo-album-its-really-helped-me-he-says

Ao menos esperou o corpo esfriar. Não era bom chamar o sobrinho? https://consequence.net/2026/01/alex-van-halen-steve-lukather-new-album

Vernon Reid against the machine https://www.alternativenation.net/rushs-female-drummer-disrespected-in-commercial/

O MAIOR ATO FALHO

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A foto é impressionante, memorável, icônica. Pesada. Tvz a mais importante da história do heavy metal. E não será repetida.

Postei ontem no Instagram, q a vem escondendo. Copyright ou censura, tanto faz.

O problema nela é apenas e tão somente UM.

Aceito apenas respostas erradas

ANTES DA PSICOGRAFIA

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$haron Osbourne inventando o velório com ingresso.

Ou é pra comemorar 30 anos do “último show“?

E pra quem prestar atenção, deverá ser igual mas diferente do tal “tributo a Taylor Hawkins”: 6 horas de covers de Black Sabbath e eles tocando 5 músicas no final (as 5 q Ozzy ainda conseguir ler nos teleprompters)(duvido q não tenha “Fairies Wear Boots”), ou antes da hora de Bill Ward ir dormir.

Muita gente pra pagar cachê. Ou vão tocar em troca de “divulgar o trabalho”?

TRUTH BE TOLD

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Li outro dia no Facebook, nalguma página metaleira (The Metal Realm ou Peregrinos da Sabbacracia), q a letra de “A National Acrobat”, do “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath”, é “sobre esperma”.

Como é?

Pego a autobio do Geezer Butler e ele confirma:

“Clearwell Castle got everyone’s creative juices flowing, and I even plucked up the courage to play Tony one of my guitar riffs, which he liked. After a few Tony tweaks, it became ‘A National Acrobat’, which is one of my favoutite Sabbath songs (and not because I wrote it!). Ozzy‘s on record as saying ‘A National Acrobat’ is about wanking, and he’s on the right track. I was thinking about the billions of sperm that don’t result in someone being born, and that song os specifically about a sperm that thinks it’s going to become a person but never does, and who (or what) decides which sperm make it or don’t.

I was reading a lot of science fiction and horror around the time, as well as watching some schocking films, like The Exorcist and A Clockwork Orange. Those influences, combined with the doomy atmosphere of the castle and the weed I was smoking, made for some deep lyrics, some of the best I wrote”.

Fonte: “Into the Void – From the Birth to Black Sabbath And Beyond”, p. 126.

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