Black Sabbath

No.

This is a very subjective question. I know a lot of people who love U2 and still like everything they put out. My parents and several people I know went to their last concert and it was packed filling an entire stadium.

Personally, I haven't really liked U2 since their early days and I haven't liked any of their newer albums starting w/ Zooropa. They started inserting too much pop into their rock for my tastes.

Black sabbath

paraniod

master of reality

volume 4

sabbath bloody sabbath

sabatoge

technical ecstacy

never say die

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It is because it was famous in the old days

El triunfo de la muerte by Brueghel, El Viejo http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_triunfo_de_la_muerte

'Paranoid' was released on September 18, 1970, as Black Sabbath's second studio record.

There's a lot of speculation about this. The band themselves tend to indirectly cite a 1963 horror film of that name by Boris Karloff. Others have speculated that the US Acid Rock band Coven, and their 1969 album, Witchcraft Destroys Minds and Reaps Souls is where it was pulled from, citing the first track of that album (which was titled "Black Sabbath") and that Coven had a bassist who had taken on the name of Oz Osbourne (at the time of the release of the Coven album, Ozzy Osbourne was playing bass for a band called Magic Lanterns as John Osbourne). While the second makes for a more fantastic story, personally, I find the first one more likely.

22 members throughout their career so far:

1 lead guitarist

Tony Iommi who also plays piano, flute, synthesizer, organ, mellotron

6 singers

Ozzy Osbourne (beginning about 1979)

Ronnie James Dio (on and off from 1980 to 2010) RIP

Ian Gillan (1982-1984)

Ray Gillen (1986-1987) RIP

Glenn Hughes (!985-1986)

Tony Martin (1987-1991, 1993-1997)

6 bass players

Terrance "Geezer" Butler (1969-1980, 1982-1985, 1997-present)

Dave Spitz (1985-1986, 1987)

Bob Daisley (1986)

Jo Burt (1987)

Laurence Cottle (1988-1989)

Neil Murray (1989-1991, 1994-1995)

8 Drummers

Bill Ward (1969-1980, 1982-1985, 1997-present)

Vinny Appice (1980-1982, 1991-1992, 1998, 2006)

Bev Bevan (1983-1984, 1987)

Eric Singer (1985-1987)

Terry Chimes (1987)

Cozy Powell (1988-1991, 1994-1995)

Bobby Rondinelli (1993-1994, 1995)

Mike Bordin (1997)

1 keyboard player

Geoff Nicholls (1980-2007)

There is no widely known information or historical record indicating that Dottie Oaks was married to Sonny Capone. Dottie Oaks, a notable figure in her own right, is often associated with her involvement in the entertainment industry. Sonny Capone, on the other hand, is not a prominent figure, and details about his personal life are scarce. If you have a specific context or additional details, please provide them for a more precise answer.

Originally, the publishing for all of the songs were split four ways.

They toured in 1973 but actually came here in 1970 for the Myponga Pop Festival held just ouside of Adelaide in South Australia.

1978 VH opened for Sabbath

Earth

Tony Iommi has always used Gibsons.

Locked himself into a room with alcohol and cocaine until Sharon Osbourne (then Arden) persuaded him to emerge and start a solo career, which he did with immense success. The first record came out in 1980 and was called Blizzard of Ozz.

War Pigs

Black Sabbath invented heavy metal

Black Sabbath did not encourage devil worship

Black Sabbath encouraged/did not encourage young people to do drugs

Just three possibles, I could argue for or against any of these.

The Black Sabbath album Paranoid was released in 1987. The title song from it became one of their most popular songs and they play it at most of their concerts, along with 'Iron Man'.

Queen,The Beetles, Jackson 5, R.E.M, N.W.A. , Creed,Smash Mouth, The Clash, Fallout boy (Cant tell if its asking for bands without i or L)

Any of the original Black Sabbath albums on the Vertigo label are quite valuable (approx £20 - £40), later albums are not so valuable.

Ozzy

Some say it was Gene Simmons from Kiss. Some say it was Dio. It was in fact that Ronnie James Dio and Gene Simmons were one of the first to have started using that sign. Although, Dio was the main contributor in making it a popular sign.

6 bass , 6 treble and 6 mid. C# tuning for Iommis guitar with 9-38 strings (yes two 38 strings, for the A and E that were banjo strings).