I'm a big Tull fan, but Milosh got to you at a vulnerable time for Sabbath. Never Say Die was a terrible album when you put it next to anything. Never mind JT's signature record. The first two Ozzy solo albums are dynamite. Doesn't sound like Sabbath, but still just as heavy and doom-y. Hope you had a chance to listen to Diary this week. Then you can visit New Hampshire like a native.
Allow me to expand on the golf cart conversation between Mitch and me.
Scene: As CJ searches for his golf ball in a nearby thicket, "Flying High Again" begins playing over Mitch's Bluetooth speaker.
CJ: You've gotta know this one, right?
Mitch: Nope.
CJ: Did you go to summer camp in the 1980s?
Mitch: Yes, but...
CJ: Have you ever been to an amusement park?
Mitch: Of course, but...
CJ: Have you ever been to New Hampshire?
Mitch nods silently.
CJ: Then you know this one.
“This is an Ozzy album? I thought this was the Canobie Lake Park soundtrack.”
Randy Rhoads is worthy of enshrinement, regardless of what one thinks of Ozzy's silliness . . .
I'm a big Tull fan, but Milosh got to you at a vulnerable time for Sabbath. Never Say Die was a terrible album when you put it next to anything. Never mind JT's signature record. The first two Ozzy solo albums are dynamite. Doesn't sound like Sabbath, but still just as heavy and doom-y. Hope you had a chance to listen to Diary this week. Then you can visit New Hampshire like a native.