¿La última gira de Black Sabbath?
El bajista Geezer Butler reconoció que está
"viejo" y que por eso, "probablemente ésta será la última
gira" de la banda.
El primero en poner en evidencia el estado de salud de los
Sabbath fue Ozzy cuando aseguró que Bill Ward no tocaría durante la gira actual
porque estaba "increíblemente gordo".
Ahora, fue el bajista Geezer Butler el que reconoció estar
"viejo" y que, por eso "probablemente ésta será la última
gira" de la banda.
Geezer dijo que aunque le encantaría tocar, le resulta
"realmente difícil tocar todas las noches" y que no quiere
"subir al escenario por dinero", según declaraciones al Chicago
Sun-Times.
"Siempre dije que mientras pueda seguir tocando a un
buen nivel lo haré. También sabré cuando no podré seguir tocando y ese día lo
dejaré. Ahora mismo me encanta tocar con el grupo y estamos dando grandes
conciertos, seguramente será la última gira que hagamos pero al menos nos
iremos por la puerta grande y a un gran nivel", reconoció.
(Does
the last
tour of Black Sabbath?
Bassist Geezer Butler acknowledged that he is "old" and therefore, "probably this will be the last tour" of the band.
The first highlight the health of the Sabbath was Ozzy when Bill Ward said he would not touch during the current tour because he was "incredibly fat."
Now, was the bassist Geezer Butler who acknowledged being "old" and that therefore "probably this will be the last tour" of the band.
Geezer said that although he would love to play, finds it "really hard to play every night," and does not want "to go on stage for money," according to statements by the Chicago Sun-Times.
"I always said that while he can still play at a high level will. Know also when I can not keep playing and I'll leave that day. Now I love playing with the group and we are giving big concerts will surely be the last tour we do but at least we'll go through the front door and at a high level, "he acknowledged.)
Bassist Geezer Butler acknowledged that he is "old" and therefore, "probably this will be the last tour" of the band.
The first highlight the health of the Sabbath was Ozzy when Bill Ward said he would not touch during the current tour because he was "incredibly fat."
Now, was the bassist Geezer Butler who acknowledged being "old" and that therefore "probably this will be the last tour" of the band.
Geezer said that although he would love to play, finds it "really hard to play every night," and does not want "to go on stage for money," according to statements by the Chicago Sun-Times.
"I always said that while he can still play at a high level will. Know also when I can not keep playing and I'll leave that day. Now I love playing with the group and we are giving big concerts will surely be the last tour we do but at least we'll go through the front door and at a high level, "he acknowledged.)
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