A never before published interview with Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath) from 1992.
In the interview, Butler talks about:
00:00 - Intro
01:16 - Geezer Butler interview
01:26 - What happen to his solo career?
02:05 - Why he left Ozzy’s band
02:34 - Running into Dio
03:20 - The difficulty in finding a vocalist
04:16 - The making of the Wayne’s World soundtrack
05:39 - The bleak outlook of the Dehumanizer album
06:39 - A rare Black Sabbath press kit
07:00 - His thoughts on all the Black Sabbath’s critics
08:18 - Whether he thinks Sabbath was the first heavy metal band
08:33 - Black Sabbath’s musical influences
10:29 - Whether it feels right to be in Sabbath at age 43
11:38 - Spinal Tap
In this episode, we have Black Sabbath bassist and lyricist Geezer Butler. At the time of this interview in 1992, Butler was 43 years old and was promoting Sabbath’s new album and an upcoming concert date in Indianapolis. In the interview, Butler talks about what happened to his solo career, why he left Ozzy’s band, what he thinks about music critics, and the Wayne’s World soundtrack.
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