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May 29, 2021 Comments );var c=function(){cf.showAsyncAd(opts)};if(typeof window.cf !== undefined)c();else{cf_async=!0;var r=document.createElement("script"),s=document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0];r.async=!0;r.src="//srv.clickfuse.com/showads/showad.js";r.readyState?r.onreadystatechange=function(){if("loaded"==r.readyState||"complete"==r.readyState)r.onreadystatechange=null,c()}:r.onload=c;s.parentNode.insertBefore(r,s)}; })(); Tracii Guns has once again commented on last months out-of-cou...

Olly Alexander posted a stunning mashup of "Love at First Sight" and "Starstruck" online. (Twitter) Years & Years star Olly Alexander has shared a mashup of Kylie Minogue’s “Love at First Sight” and his latest single “Starstruck”. Alexander first dropped “Starstruck” in April, but he decided to re-release the track with vocals from the one-and-only Kylie Minogue on Friday (21 May) after she agreed to a duet. Since then, the pair have been sharing their love for each other on Twitt...

1970: Mary Hopkin, ‘Knock, Knock, Who’s There?’ Welsh folk singer Hopkin gave the UK another second place at Eurovision, after a string of hit singles including Goodbye (written and produced by Paul McCartney). After she married top producer Tony Visconti in 1971, she withdrew from the limelight, but still sang on several albums he produced, including David Bowie’s Low. After a late-Seventies comeback, she joined a group called Oasis (not the Gallaghers’ band), and sang on Vangelis�...

Britain has a chequered record in Europe’s trashiest competition. Here are the highs and lows in full – and what came next

Butler, who was Sabbaths primary lyricist in its first decade, tells Goldmine that it was "an incredible relief" to be free of the pressure of writing all the bands lyrics. Dio had a distinct style of his own, and Sabbath let him loose on Heaven and Hell. But by 1981, Dios bandmates were looking for a bit more input on lyrics. "His stuff, I think it’s more fantasy and dragons and all that kind of stuff," Butler said. "Mine was more a lot of politics and everyday occurrences, while his were...

Butler, who was Sabbaths primary lyricist in its first decade, tells Goldmine that it was "an incredible relief" to be free of the pressure of writing all the bands lyrics. Dio had a distinct style of his own, and Sabbath let him loose on Heaven and Hell. But by 1981, Dios bandmates were looking for a bit more input on lyrics. "His stuff, I think it’s more fantasy and dragons and all that kind of stuff," Butler said. "Mine was more a lot of politics and everyday occurrences, while his were...

Butler, who was Sabbaths primary lyricist in its first decade, tells Goldmine that it was "an incredible relief" to be free of the pressure of writing all the bands lyrics. Dio had a distinct style of his own, and Sabbath let him loose on Heaven and Hell. But by 1981, Dios bandmates were looking for a bit more input on lyrics. "His stuff, I think it’s more fantasy and dragons and all that kind of stuff," Butler said. "Mine was more a lot of politics and everyday occurrences, while his were...

Geezer Butler says Black Sabbath was happy letting Dio write whatever lyrics he wanted, to a point.

Co-founding Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler and guitarist Tony Iommi looked back on the band's 1979 alliance with Ronnie James Dio in a new interview,

Butler, who was Sabbaths primary lyricist in its first decade, tells Goldmine that it was "an incredible relief" to be free of the pressure of writing all the bands lyrics. Dio had a distinct style of his own, and Sabbath let him loose on Heaven and Hell. But by 1981, Dios bandmates were looking for a bit more input on lyrics. "His stuff, I think it’s more fantasy and dragons and all that kind of stuff," Butler said. "Mine was more a lot of politics and everyday occurrences, while his were...