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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...

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...

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...

Gina Meyer, the hero of my new supernatural spy comic, Shadow Service, is the culmination of my lifelong obsession with occult detectives and magical investigators. Co-created with incredible artist Corin Howell, Gina is a young witch who uses her powers (and her relationship with a sarcastic talking rat) to find missing people on the streets of London, a precarious business that brings her onto the radar of Britain’s very own occult security service, known in the trade as MI666. To celebrat...

Stardate: unknown Station log: Bashir is having a slow night of working on a virus while in bed, when Nog summons him to the infirmary to see Admiral Patrick. The “admiral” is, in fact, Patrick in disguise, along with Jack and Lauren—all three dressed as Starfleet officers—and Sarina. Bashir had been considering bringing Sarina to the station to try to treat her, and “the Jack Pack” decided not to wait and bring her to the station now, impersonating officers while doing so. Bashir c...