southernwhiskey
08-24-2005, 09:48 PM
http://www.****sharon.com/
OU812
08-24-2005, 11:21 PM
it took a long time to download the 3 files but it was worth it.
from what i could hear i seems like SOMEONE was told to do some things to iron maiden during there show .
and if Sharon was not involved at all then its not her right to call Bruce a ***** in front of thousands of people.
after all his band was the ones getting belted with eggs not Ms ozzborn.
to me it sounds like she might be the guilty party from the statements she made.
Maybe she under estimated how strong Iron Maiden was as a band and it took some spotlight away from her husband.
OU812
08-24-2005, 11:34 PM
23/08/2005A review from THAT GIG!
During Mudvayne's set at Ozzfest on Saturday, lead singer Chad Grey exclaimed that Ozzfest was Christmas for his band and metal heads everywhere. Unfortunately, in the case of Iron Maiden, Scrooge was manning this ship.
Undoubtedly, Iron Maiden was the highlight of the entire event at Glen Helen Pavilion in Devore and one of the few - and I mean few - bands on the bill that has a singer. Bruce ****inson, who along with Ronny James Dio, Rob Halford of Judas Priest and Ozzy Osbourne, is among the few frontmen in metal who can keep an audience on its feet for the entire set. And with an incredible band that includes Steve Harris (bass), Dave Murray (guitar), Adrian Smith (guitar), Janick Gers (guitar) and Nicko McBrain (drums), Maiden is the consummate metal act.
Unfortunately for Maiden, and its fans, things were not rosy in metal land. During the day, each band that performed was introduced by an emcee. However, Iron Maiden was the only band that did not have an intro. Instead, the only thing that could be heard over the P.A. system before the band came on was a loud, obnoxious voice screaming 'Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy.'
And when the band members opened up the set with 'Murders in the Rue Morgue,' they were pelted with eggs, bottle caps and ice that came from one specific area of the pit. And from there, the evening got worse.
In the next song, 'Trooper,' ****inson came onstage with the British flag, as he has always done when the group performs this number. But near the end of the song, someone walked out from stage left and started to wave an American flag. On his back was written 'Don't (mess) with Ozzy.' After being hustled off stage, the man appeared again with the flag, waving it again near the front of the stage. Besides this incident, there were power outages, in which the P.A. system was switched off in key moments of three of the band's songs. In addition, while ****inson was speaking to the audience at the end of the band's encore, that same voice came on the P.A. yelling for Ozzy. But Maiden fans drowned it with chants of 'Maiden.'
Frustrating? Yes. And it was apparent in ****inson and the band's demeanor. At one point, ****inson exclaimed, 'You'll never hear Maiden on U.S. radio, MTV and certainly never see them in a reality show.'
Nevertheless, Iron Maiden kept its cool the best it could, and delivered an outstanding 60-minute set, which apparently the Ozzfest organizers had told the band to keep to 55 minutes. Despite all these distractions and problems, what stuck out the most was Sharon Osbourne's appearance on stage after Maiden finished its set.
One might have thought Osbourne was going to apologize to Iron Maiden and do some damage control, but instead, the moment took on some heavy metal drama. She told the audience that Ozzfest organizers 'absolutely loved Iron Maiden and their crew and they are all wonderful, but their singer, Bruce ****inson was a (jerk) and had disrespected Ozzfest since they began their stint with the tour.'
At this, many in the audience started to boo Sharon Osbourne. While the shenanigans were very weird, one has to wonder how anybody could have sneaked in the approximately two dozen eggs that were hurled at the band. And how someone can gain access to the back stage is anybody's guess.
After the incident, tour officials would not comment on the events, or on whether there was any bad blood between the two camps. Saturday's performance was Iron Maiden's last gig on Ozzfest. From this point on, Velvet Revolver will finish the last seven stops of the tour.
GuitarPLYR
08-25-2005, 12:04 AM
What a bitch thing to do.
OU812
08-26-2005, 12:45 PM
it gets better
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http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=40897
malja316
08-28-2005, 12:18 AM
A big fat F*** Y** to Sharon Osbourne and to ANYONE else responsible for this horrific act, I am now boycotting Ozzfest from here on out, you lost a diehard Metalhead who welcomes both old school and new school bands to the shows and was willing to attend a local Ozzfest gig whenever possible. What she did to Maiden was unforgivable!!!!
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